Interesting thread, I thinked about one thing, if we assume that this is true and hair helps us to receive data better, it's interesting what gray hair means. I have noticed that often young people with a "history" or on "important" positions have gray hair showing up. So far I thought it was just stress, but who knows, maybe hair color also matters and gray hair is an indicator of acquired experience. By typing this phrase in the search for this thread, I did not find anything, if it was about it before, I'm sorry
The Truth About Hair and Why Indians Would Keep Their Hair Long
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My white streak started in my teens, but it might have been related to trichotillomania. I had a tough time with this beginning in 5th grade, and went through 7th and 8th grades mostly bald. I still have a good size bald patch on my crown, but any hair that is in that area is white. My grandmother's hair was totally white by age 30, was a brunette before. She had some serious developmental trauma as I understand. Anyway, people say it was striking and lovely. She died in her early 50's and her funeral is one of my earliest memories. I've found some things she wrote from the period when she knew she was dying. I'd say she was spiritually advanced, just from reading these notes.
Holy Bible (somewhere) says white hair is a crown of glory, to be celebrated. I read that in Esquire, of all places. Article subject was on a year of living biblically (what to wear, what to eat, what to do...)
Science says white hair comes from imperfect hair formation, which increases with age. Air starts getting taken up under the 'scales', changing refraction. This explains the change in texture from soft to more wirey. Areas of gray might be where roots are more exposed to UV, such as around the face. The top of my head would have had maximum UV exposure, so that makes sense in my case. I know when my regular hair (not the streak) started changing color in 20s, it did so in bands, back and forth, brown to white for many years. Strands looked like mosquito legs.
My sister had hair to the floor. She was psychic.
Maybe I'll simplify my life and see how long mine can get if I just leave it alone.
I still struggle with the hair pulling. Keeping it waxed and pinned up might help a lot.
My sister's advice for growing hair:
Eat onions, leeks and such every day.
Keep hair covered to keep scalp warm and to reduce UV and friction damage.
Wash and brush only when needed.
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Hello Yupo,
Are you sleeping well? Because the information from the transcript that indicated sleepiness and white hair is somewhat related.
For me, even though I have just small white hair left side front area, I still have good sleep but wake up about 6 hours later. That used to be 8 or more. It was started about a 6 months ago.
I probably sleep too much these days. Couple of times a year I might get some insomnia.
pinkfreud
Jedi Master
An interesting topic, even if it is small potatoes.
Personally, I’ve had long hair since adolescence. If I let it go, my hair gets bad split ends, but will grow just past my waist.
I let my hair go without a trim for seven years before my last trip to a salon.
I definitely felt much lighter afterward, and I enjoyed using less shampoo as well as the shorter dry time.
I also felt a bit of the “phantom limb” syndrome, and obviously more vulnerable.
There is one story I remember well, from one of my very long hair days.
I was at the supermarket, waiting in line at the pharmacy. If I remember right, it was antibiotics for my daughter’s ear infection that brought me there.
Anyway, two Muslim women were in line ahead of me. I was silently admiring the scarves that completely covered their hair.
One woman was explaining to the other that, if the hair was visible, demons would get tangled in it. Her explanation was much more in depth, but I got distracted because my hair was waving around me like a banner at the time, and I was suddenly sure she was saying all of this for my benefit.
I also thought of my mother telling me that kidnappers look for women with long hair, ponytails, etc because they are easier to grab.
I don’t live my life by these ideas, and it has been over a year and a half since my last cut. But that bit about covering hair with scarves and headdresses interests me, because I’d never heard it before.
Also, judging by the shape of the scarves, it seems the threat of demonic entanglement doesn’t stop those folks from keeping long hair either. They just take precautions, maybe.
Personally, I’ve had long hair since adolescence. If I let it go, my hair gets bad split ends, but will grow just past my waist.
I let my hair go without a trim for seven years before my last trip to a salon.
I definitely felt much lighter afterward, and I enjoyed using less shampoo as well as the shorter dry time.
I also felt a bit of the “phantom limb” syndrome, and obviously more vulnerable.
There is one story I remember well, from one of my very long hair days.
I was at the supermarket, waiting in line at the pharmacy. If I remember right, it was antibiotics for my daughter’s ear infection that brought me there.
Anyway, two Muslim women were in line ahead of me. I was silently admiring the scarves that completely covered their hair.
One woman was explaining to the other that, if the hair was visible, demons would get tangled in it. Her explanation was much more in depth, but I got distracted because my hair was waving around me like a banner at the time, and I was suddenly sure she was saying all of this for my benefit.
I also thought of my mother telling me that kidnappers look for women with long hair, ponytails, etc because they are easier to grab.
I don’t live my life by these ideas, and it has been over a year and a half since my last cut. But that bit about covering hair with scarves and headdresses interests me, because I’d never heard it before.
Also, judging by the shape of the scarves, it seems the threat of demonic entanglement doesn’t stop those folks from keeping long hair either. They just take precautions, maybe.
What I was told by my ex (Muslim boyF) is that the (whatevers) fly around overhead (as per usual) but are extremely attracted to a woman's long, beautiful hair. It must be covered to prevent them from attaching and clinging to it.
Orthodox Jews also want a (married) woman's hair covered (but it is perfectly OK if it is covered by a wig of real hair that looks way better than their own hair).
At one time Christian women were admonished to cover their heads in church.
I believe some Catholic churches still require this.
As for the shape of the muslim scarves, the look of long hair under there might be fake. Ever see those ginormous flower hair clips at the store and wonder who in the world would ever buy or wear one? Or those enormous fingered scrunchies? Such things as these are frequently used under the scarves to create a look of lots of hair. Whatever works!
I remember reading this article below:
www.sott.net
Fascinating!!!!
The Truth About Hair and Why Indians Would Keep Their Hair Long
This information about hair has been hidden from the public since the Viet Nam War . Our culture leads people to believe that hair style is a matter of personal preference, that hair style is a matter of fashion and/or convenience, and that how...
www.sott.net
Fascinating!!!!
BlueKiwi
Jedi Master
I noticed there is not much about the practice of having your hair long and it's relation or effect on our spiritual energies, if any.
Some religious groups who grow their hair long are :
There are also the Ancient Greek deities with long hair as a sign of power and divinity - Zeus, Venus, and Apollo.
We also have the Grimms Fairy tale of Rapunzel, although it probably doesn't relate to this.
Yogi Bhajan has this to say regarding our locks : "Hair is an amazing gift of nature that can actually help raise the Kundalini energy which increases vitality, intuition, and tranquillity"
Ra stated the hair is like an antenna :
And was later questioned further on this :
I am aware I may be conflating Religion and Spirituality here.
So my question is that is our hair a kind of spiritual antenna, that when grown longer (and kept tidy!) makes us more receptive to the spiritual energies or the information field ?
Pierre has also written about the relationship between proteins as antenna which is very interesting.
So is this the true and original reason those religions grew their hair long, and are now in a five monkeys situation where the practice it without knowing the true reason ?
Also - could the cutting and styling of our hair be an introduced thing by 4D STS as an attempt to disrupt our contact with the spiritual realm ?
Some religious groups who grow their hair long are :
- Nazirites (Samson, Samuel, Jesus etc)
- Rastafari
- Sikh
- Native Americans
- Amish - Men grow beards
- Islam - Men grow beards
There are also the Ancient Greek deities with long hair as a sign of power and divinity - Zeus, Venus, and Apollo.
We also have the Grimms Fairy tale of Rapunzel, although it probably doesn't relate to this.
Yogi Bhajan has this to say regarding our locks : "Hair is an amazing gift of nature that can actually help raise the Kundalini energy which increases vitality, intuition, and tranquillity"
Ra stated the hair is like an antenna :
And was later questioned further on this :
I am aware I may be conflating Religion and Spirituality here.
So my question is that is our hair a kind of spiritual antenna, that when grown longer (and kept tidy!) makes us more receptive to the spiritual energies or the information field ?
Pierre has also written about the relationship between proteins as antenna which is very interesting.
So is this the true and original reason those religions grew their hair long, and are now in a five monkeys situation where the practice it without knowing the true reason ?
Also - could the cutting and styling of our hair be an introduced thing by 4D STS as an attempt to disrupt our contact with the spiritual realm ?
Did you find this thread where the topic was discussed quite extensively?
cassiopaea.org
The Truth About Hair and Why Indians Would Keep Their Hair Long
I found this article on SOTT to be really fascinating as it rang very true with me. But since there is no "scientific evidence" to confirm this theory, I was wondering if Laura and team could ask the C's more about it/confirm it. Thanks! :)
cassiopaea.org
