The origins of the Yantra tattoo
According to sak-yant.com, the origins of tattooing Yantra come from the time of Ayuttaya period, as far back, perhaps as KingSomdej Pra Boroma Thrai Lokenaat, Government officials and civilservants were tattooed on their wrists with yant in order to displaytheir status.in Thailand, Sak Yant can be traced back to the Ayuttaya period, butthe sacred yant designs have existed since long before the tradition oftattooing them arose.The legends tend to indicate that the Ruesi were cheifly responsible for obtaining the spells and sacred psalms that enable the magic of sakyant. They did this through having supposedly entered their states of higher consciousness and listened tothe Divine beings.The Ruesi recorded the songs of the Heavenly beingsand out of this came the “Kampir 
Waet”, otherwise known as the Sacred Vedas by the Hindus. These Vedas were the sacred book of knowledge of the Brahmins, or “Prahm” as they are called in Thai.Before the advent of Buddhism, Brahminism was the main Religion & Brahmins were the ruling society of what is now India and Nepal. The only people allowed to study the magickal knowledge contained within the Vedas.The Ruesi took this knowledge and made it available to us on Earth. They then made hymns to the Divine beings using these vedas and inscribed Yantras, sacred geometrical imagery with magickal powers cast into them. After their invention and the rise of Buddhism in what is now known as the Kingdom of Thailand, the Thai people developed an affinity for tattooing these sacred yant (yant is the Thai name for yantra). Most men in most villages would be tattooed to their elbows and knees at least. Shirt like and short trouser like intricate tattoos made with a series of dots made close together as to be able to define shapes and forms in a highly detailed manner. These tattoos were worn by warriors of the past, and even in the first and second world wars the Thais were known as “Taharn Phii” (ghost soldiers) because of theirmany protective tattoos and amulets worn. The soldiers would even wear a”Suea yant”.
Waet”, otherwise known as the Sacred Vedas by the Hindus. These Vedas were the sacred book of knowledge of the Brahmins, or “Prahm” as they are called in Thai.Before the advent of Buddhism, Brahminism was the main Religion & Brahmins were the ruling society of what is now India and Nepal. The only people allowed to study the magickal knowledge contained within the Vedas.The Ruesi took this knowledge and made it available to us on Earth. They then made hymns to the Divine beings using these vedas and inscribed Yantras, sacred geometrical imagery with magickal powers cast into them. After their invention and the rise of Buddhism in what is now known as the Kingdom of Thailand, the Thai people developed an affinity for tattooing these sacred yant (yant is the Thai name for yantra). Most men in most villages would be tattooed to their elbows and knees at least. Shirt like and short trouser like intricate tattoos made with a series of dots made close together as to be able to define shapes and forms in a highly detailed manner. These tattoos were worn by warriors of the past, and even in the first and second world wars the Thais were known as “Taharn Phii” (ghost soldiers) because of theirmany protective tattoos and amulets worn. The soldiers would even wear a”Suea yant”.At the present, many people are interested in Sak Yant in the design of tattooing of Yant Ha Taew which is a decoration of five rows of yantra with magic alphabets because it is believed that 
it bring good luck to them. Moreover, the popular and famous master of tatooing Yantra in Thailand is Aj.Noo who success as a world-famous tattoo master and drew a number of media representatives from various countries such as Hong Kong, Malaysia, Japan, Korea, Canada, German, Sweden to his samnak, Nakornpatom provice. People at many places know the master by his skills. He has gained celebrity increasingly and television and newspaper stories are key tools to sustain his fame.
it bring good luck to them. Moreover, the popular and famous master of tatooing Yantra in Thailand is Aj.Noo who success as a world-famous tattoo master and drew a number of media representatives from various countries such as Hong Kong, Malaysia, Japan, Korea, Canada, German, Sweden to his samnak, Nakornpatom provice. People at many places know the master by his skills. He has gained celebrity increasingly and television and newspaper stories are key tools to sustain his fame.In addition, five Pillars, or Rows Yantra, as made popular by the Actress Angelina Jolie, after visiting Ajarn Noo Ganpai to receive this yant because the tattoo of Yant Ha Taew make her good fortune in occupation and lives as well.
This is the meaning of the tattoo or five row Yantra as follows; it is t
he ancient belief that Yantra represents a spell on each row. The first row provides charms, the second brings good fortune, the third provides successful job and business, the fourth means her sign of zodiac, the fifth is to gain charisma.” Devotees would be attractive to those of opposite sex and successful in business. Even enemies would turn to be friends with the tattoo wearer. This belief also became movie in Thailand that is about the power of five row YantraHowever, this belief is the personal belief and there are on evidences to proof it so whoever want to tatoo the five row Yantra, you should have faith in this thing first.
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