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UNMARKED

A ritual process for those navigating sacred initiation.

You might be at a threshold.
Between who you were and who you're becoming.
Between the life that no longer fits and the one that hasn't fully formed.

Maybe you feel the pull to mark this passage in your skin.
To tattoo yourself not as decoration, but as recognition.
As witness to something real.

But you don't know how. Or where.
Or if what you're carrying is worth actually worth it.

This offering is for you.

What Unmarked Is

Unmarked is a five-part guided process for those who feel called to tattoo themselves in a sacred way, but aren't sure how or where.

It's reflective, symbolic, and grounded in real life.

It doesn't promise a quick spiritual experience. What it does offer is depth, structure, and space to connect with the purpose of tattooing.

Real initiation. Credible practitioners. Your skin in the game.

This Is For You If

You feel drawn to get tattooed, but not in the way most people do it.

You've tried to find meaning in the tattoo industry and it couldn't hold what you were carrying.

You've thought about getting tattooed before but it never felt right—until now.

You want guidance. A framework. Someone who's walked this path and can hold space for yours.

You're at a threshold and you want to mark it—not just remember it.

Tourists beware.

This is not a quick fix or a trendy spiritual experience. This is initiatory work for those willing to meet it.

The Process

Unmarked follows a five-part rhythm, similar in spirit to a vision quest. You won't walk this alone.
The work is initiatory, which means we can't reveal everything here. What we can tell you is this:

Part One
The Threshold

You name where you are. What holds you. What calls you.

Part Two
The Lantern

Seeing clearly, without fixing. Witnessing what is.

Part Three
The Call

A question posed to something larger than yourself.

Part Four
The Communication

Receiving the symbol. The knowing. What wants to be marked.

Part Five
The Return

The tattoo becomes the mark of passage. The proof you walked through.

How It Works

Weekly group calls

Held live, where the rhythm and process unfold together.

1-on-1 guidance

With a trained TattooPathways mentor — credible practitioners who hold initiatory space.

Ritual prompts & reflective practices

Between sessions, to deepen the work and keep the thread alive.

Ongoing support

Voice notes, written guidance, and access to your mentor as you move through the threshold.

Who Guides You

  • Trained TattooPathways guides — both male and female practitioners who understand the depth of this work.
  • The overall rhythm and group work is held by the creator of Tattoo Pathway — Mark Nara.
  • These aren't casual facilitators. These are people who have walked initiatory paths and can hold you through yours.

What You Walk Away With

  • Clarity on what you're marking and why.
  • A framework for sacred tattooing you can carry forward.
  • Connection to practitioners who understand initiatory work.
  • A tattoo — if that's what the process calls for — that holds real meaning.
  • The experience of being witnessed in a threshold moment.

Program Details

Starts
March 27, 2025
Duration
5 weeks
Format
Group + 1-on-1
Investment
$2,500 AUD

Why This Matters

Most people get tattooed and figure it out as they go. They walk into a shop, pick something off the wall, or bring an idea that never quite lands.

There's no framework. No guidance. No one to hold the deeper question:

What are you really marking?

Unmarked exists because that question matters.
Because tattooing can be more than aesthetic. It can be initiatory. It can be sacred. But only if you treat it that way.

Ready to Begin?

If this speaks to you, there are two ways forward:

A Final Word

This work is not for everyone.

It's for those who feel the weight of a threshold. Who know that something has shifted, or needs to shift, and are willing to meet it honestly.

It's for those who want their tattoo to mean something. Not just to look good, but to carry truth.

If that's you, we'll see you on the other side of the threshold.

Unmarked | Jade Cicada