Have you ever noticed that when you see a picture of an Ancient God or Goddess they almost always have long hair? Did you know that one of the first things they did to newly captured slaves was cut their hair? Why does the army as well as corporate america insist that men be clean shaven with short hair and women have straight (unnatural) hair? Is this an attempt to separate you from your higher self and make you a better servant to the “powers that be”?
Hair, Spiritual Energy and Intuition
Since the biblical story of Sampson and Delilah, hair has been equated with magical powers. Simply by ordering the locks to be cut from his head, Delilah rendered Sampson helpless and devoid of his superior strength. Was this just symbolic or were there actually spiritual and energetic properties at work?
According to U.S. Governmental studies conducted during the Vietnam War, a connection between hair and intuition was discovered. Groups of Native Americans were recruited for the war effort due to their demonstrated and unmatched tracking skills. However, once given the standard G.I. enlisted haircut, their previously tested skills were found sorely lacking.
Among the theories and explanations gained from this experience was that hair acts as a sort of antenna system. Each individual strand can act as an antenna while collectively hair serves as antenna array. It makes sense. How often has your intuition reached out to you by making the hairs on the back of your neck stand? This gives a whole new meaning to the phrase “hair raising experience.”
Hair is also related to the energy of the aura. When viewed through Kirlian photography, there is a definitive energy field seen around the hair. Yet when hair is cut, the energy field appears to weaken. Could it be that hair not only acts as a sensor, but a transmitter? Hair obviously carries the energy of the wearer. In Victorian times and even earlier, women often gave their true love a lock of their hair. Could that have been more than just a memento?
Crowning Glory
Hair is often called a person’s crowning glory. While that term often refers to qualities like color and shine, spiritually it means so much more. The hair covers the crown chakra—our connection to Spirit or the Higher Self. It can serve as a reminder of our connection with the Divine. Think of it as a beautiful bridge between you and Source. Consider your hair as your conduit to the Universe.
So the next time you complain about those unruly locks, think of the spiritual power of your hair. Treat it lovingly and provide it with the utmost care. Let its beauty be a reflection of your true spiritual radiance.
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