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Peace, infinite waters, diving deep once again.
Exploring the spiritual and energetic significance of hair as antennae and its deeper purpose beyond mere appearance.
Key Takeaways
- Hair serves a deeper biological and spiritual function as an energetic antenna.
- Societal norms about haircuts often reflect external pressures rather than personal truth.
- Self-acceptance and attitude towards hair impact overall well-being and energy.
- Ancient and scientific perspectives both highlight hair’s significance beyond aesthetics.
- Embracing one’s natural hair can be a liberating and empowering experience.
Summary
- The video discusses societal pressures around haircuts and the author's personal journey to embracing long hair.
- Hair is described as an extension of the nervous system, acting as a transmitter and receiver of energy.
- Scientific research like Kirlian photography supports the idea that hair affects and reflects energetic fields.
- Hair is compared to antennae that sense environmental information and connect to brain regions like the limbic system.
- The author challenges cultural norms that equate short hair with cleanliness or attractiveness.
- Ancient beliefs link hair growth to spiritual awakening and pineal gland activation.
- The video emphasizes self-acceptance and doing things for oneself rather than societal approval.
- Biblical references, such as Samson and Delilah, are used to illustrate hair’s symbolic power.
- Hair is likened to natural elements like leaves or trees, symbolizing growth and connection.
- The overall message encourages embracing personal truth and finding empowerment through hair.
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Hair, hair, hair, cut your hair.
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Growing up, this was the thing, you go to the barber shop and you cut your hair, and I had this feeling growing up that having a lot of hair was not a good thing.
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You always have to have a low fade as we call it, have a grade one, sometimes it was 0.5.
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Sometimes I even got it bold, close to bold, and a shiny head, you can smack that.
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And I just realized growing up that everyone would say, if you have a lot of hair, it's untidy.
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And now everything has changed because now I love my hair, and I love the growth of hair.
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And I just feel powerful with a lot of hair.
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And I'm just realizing that now I'm never really going to cut my hair too low again.
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Because I understand or overstand the significance of hair.
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And on a deeper level, what I've come to realize is that hair is antennae.
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Hair has a purpose.
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The body has a reason for every part of itself.
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And hair keeps growing because when I was growing up, I would just cut my hair.
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Cut my hair, and it would just grow back in a couple of weeks.
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So I'm like, I'm I'm spending all of this money, the amount of money I've spent giving to barbers.
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Let me grow it.
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Because it's just growing back anyway.
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And it's hard, there's a lot of pressure.
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There was a lot of pressure that I even put on myself just to cut my hair.
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And now when I I see what hair is, that on a deeper level.
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And a lot of research has been done that hair is part of the nervous system.
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It's an extension of the nervous system.
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And essentially, the hair that we have is transmitting vast amounts of information.
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Not only to the brain stem, but to the limbic system and the neocortex of the brain.
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In essence, hair is a transmitter and receiver of energy.
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It's a tracker.
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It's basically it can sense things around our environment.
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It's like a superhuman power.
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And this is what has empowered me that I embrace my hair.
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I realized that it's funny because growing up, some people, the talk of the town was.
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If you don't cut your hair low, then no one would want you.
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Women won't want you because you won't look fresh, you won't look clean.
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You won't look freshly shaven as they say.
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So that was a program running inside me.
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But it's amazing how things have changed because it's it's the opposite now.
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Because now a lot of women, they tell me, okay, keep growing your hair.
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This is amazing.
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It looks so good.
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So it's just amazing how things change and perception changes.
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But I'm just realizing more and more that the hair we have holds a deeper significance.
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And the ancients have always known that having a lot of hair connects them to.
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Helps them open up their pineal gland even more.
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And for me, I I'm not so rigid to say, okay, someone that doesn't grow their hair.
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Is any less connected than someone that has a lot of hair.
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No.
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I'm I take a very open-minded approach.
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And I I just realized that whatever people feel comfortable with is the most important thing.
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Because you can have short hair and still be as brilliant.
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Or as in tune with yourself in my mind to someone that has a lot of hair.
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In essence, it's how because.
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On a deeper level, we are we are transformers.
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We are alchemists.
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We can do anything.
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And that's how I see the human body has so much potential.
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We can't just be restricted.
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But for me, I'm just sharing my journey and I've just realized that I have to embrace my hair.
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Because hair, a lot of us, even when you talk about research.
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Scientific research which has been done in the Carillian photography, which is like.
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That's a kind of photography which has been used to capture auras, energetic auras around the body.
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But that's even shown that people with a long, long hair.
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They have a different energy than people with no hair.
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When their hair is cut, it produces a whole different response.
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A whole different results come through.
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But I've just realized, okay, when I was growing up, why did everyone I know.
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Want to always cut their hair?
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And even till this day, there's a lot of barber shops opening up.
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And everyone is just about cutting hair.
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And sometimes even in the workplace, it's how we get treated.
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If you if you have a lot of hair, then it's almost like, okay.
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It's it's just not a good thing.
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And for me, I I just embrace hair.
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And the more I see it, it's that it's our attitude which is the most fundamental thing.
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Because that's essentially producing the blood chemistry.
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And once you accept yourself 100%, then really and truly, it doesn't matter what.
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Hairstyle you have, but in in essence, for me, it was more about.
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When I was cutting my hair, I I think back and say, okay.
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Was I cutting my my hair for myself or for other people?
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And this is the biggest question we have to ask ourselves.
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Are we doing things for ourselves or for the eye seeing of men?
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And back then, I was doing it for other people.
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It was more of a kind of vanity fair.
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Because to be honest, I didn't want to cut my hair once every two weeks.
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Or or or spending almost so much money, like 50 pounds a month.
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Just to look fresh and proper.
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But now, I'm realizing more and more that there's a deeper significance to the hair we have.
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And it is an antennae.
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It holds a deep, deep meaning.
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But at the same time, this is just something I've stumbled across on my journey.
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And it's liberated me, it's freed me to realize that.
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And to realize that the body has a reason for every part of itself.
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Nothing is created by accident.
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And for me, hair is almost like the leaves of a plant.
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Or the leaves of a tree.
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And some people say my afro looks like a plant.
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Like a tree.
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But for me, I I just embrace it and I feel anybody, whatever you have.
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Whatever hairstyle that makes you comfortable.
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Embrace it 100%.
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Because at the end of the day, it's the attitude we have on a molecular level.
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How we see ourselves is the most fundamental thing.
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But um, this is it.
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And you hear stories even of.
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Samson and Delilah, even in biblical texts and a lot of these.
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Some people will say that's just a story.
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But at the end of the day.
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It holds a fascinating clue.
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That when he had a lot of hair, he had his strength.
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And when Delilah supposedly cut his hair, he had no strength.
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Even if this is just a fable, it still makes one question.
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The significance of hair.
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And it's funny even like beards and all of these things.
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A lot of men don't want to grow their beard.
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But at the same time, this is also an information highway.
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Sending information to all parts of our bodies.
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But um.
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Do whatever works for you.
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This is not about convincing people.
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It's about living your own truth and whatever you've stumbled across.
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Infinite waters in front of the sunshine.
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It's beautiful.
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Stay well, stay healthy.
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Peace.
Topics:hairspiritualityenergynervous systemantennaeself-acceptanceKirlian photographypineal glandSamson and DelilahInfinite Waters
