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25.01.2022 If you had to teach someone one thing, what would you teach?

21.01.2022 #HappyNewYear2021 to everyone in my life, may this year be all you wish for.May our hopes and intentions all be fufilled, I believe this year will be one of g...rowth and change. This message goes to one very special lady in my life I loved you yesterday I love you still, always have always will. See more

20.01.2022 If you see rejection as guidance, than what is there to fear? @gabbybernstein #rp @jami.lovell thx for posting this #deargbby #quote Reposted from @deargabbyquotes

12.01.2022 The Spiritual Roots of Hair "Hair is a central facet of our appearance, something that both men and women take great pride in, but does its purpose run deeper? ...Not only is hair a key representation of self, symbolizing personal style and freedom of expression, but it can also give an insight into overall health. Hair protects us from sun exposure and minor injuries, improves vitamin D absorption, and provides warmth to the area of the body that loses around twenty-five percent of our heat. But aside from its somatic benefits, different cultures and religions believe hair can reflect your inner-most emotions and traits, retaining its own unique spiritual power and energy. All such interpretations are centered on the fact that humans are the only creature capable of growing long hair from their head. It isn’t a coincidence that it protects the crown chakra our connection to spirit or higher self nor that if left to its own devices it will grow to an optimum length that’s different for each individual. Cultural And Religious Significance Of Hair A widespread theory is that hair acts as an antenna, collecting details of the surrounding world and channelling energy towards the frontal lobes. Almost comparable to a sixth sense, many believe it can help detect when others are lying, or even allow you to predict things before they happen a whole new meaning to when the hairs on the back of your neck stand up! Native cultures, distinguished by their genderneutral long locks, believe that hair is an extension of our thoughts, feelings and current life situation, indicating everything from age to relationship status to happiness. When seeking to improve strength or intuition, their first point of call is their hairstyle and health. The symbolic nature of hair is a common religious theme. In the biblical story of Sampson and Delilah, it is Sampson’s hair that delivers him with strength. Jewish men’s payots (or side curls) represent a separation between the frontal brain governing intellect, and the rear controlling physical desires. The Yogic tradition notes increased vitality and tranquillity through preservation of one’s hair. Next Time You Need A Haircut Although regular trims promote hair health by ridding split-ends and giving a thicker appearance, there is an intrinsic link to your spiritual well-being each time locks are lost. Historically, cutting hair was used as a punishment for those who had been enslaved or conquered, ridding their identity and denoting inferior power; for Native Americans it signified mourning or grieving. Yogi Bhajan, responsible for introducing Kundalini Yoga to the US, also highlighted the negatives of not allowing your hair to grow to its full length. He suggested this could result in a lack of nourishment (specifically vitamin D, calcium and phosphorous), which in turn would limit memory, stamina and patience. It makes sense that those who have fewer haircuts are able to conserve more energy, because they are not causing the body to regrow hair to meet its natural length. In contradiction, shaving your head is a religious practice among Buddhist monks and nuns and in Vaishnavism (a branch of Hinduism). Their ideology is that this allows present energies to flow out and activate the two chakras existing outside the physical body, providing a greater sense of balance with your surroundings. Different Styles And Symptoms Certain hair care rituals and issues can also have a direct impact on spiritual energy. Whether you are more in tune with your spiritual self if you wear your hair down or tied up differs. In India, wisdom is afforded to those who coil their hair onto their crown during the day (supposedly recharging their brain cells) and then comb it out at night for relaxation. However, other cultures believe we are more vulnerable to negative energy when sleeping, so should always keep the tips of our hair tucked away. Although hair loss is usually a symptom of depression, mental stress or despair, causes of such conditions are rooted in an imbalance or attack on spiritual self. Depression occurs following a dilemma of character, such as low self-esteem or overbearing guilt; mental stress from an excessive need to have complete control over life’s situations; and despair symbolizes a personal renunciation of power that shows a mistrust in the process of life. Overall, the hormonal and chemical balance within our bodies stimulates hair growth and determines our mental well-being, therefore it is no surprise that different cultures and religions place such significance on this relationship. The hair rituals that you adopt, spiritual or otherwise, will always be a deeply personal choice." --Written by: Bethany Conner I think this article is beautifully yet simply written.. I love the info & it's super interesting the connections, symbolism and metaphors, but if you truly believe hair impacts your Spiritual well-being or connection, then it will. If you believe NO THING can impact your Spiritual well-being, then so it is. Spirit is life, the body, including the hair, is only given life by Spirit.. it is an outfit for Spirit to express through. We are always connected, no matter what's going on with our hair or body The Creative Power within us is the most potent force in existence: hair style- bald, short or long, cannot stop it. We are so much more then the body, the body is animated by Spirit. Our assumptions are what we experience more then anything else. When Spirit/Creative Power dis-entangles from the physical body, the hair- just like body no longer holds life, yes, it has a metaphysical function just like all other parts of the body. I just don't want anyone to think that if they don't have hair, that it'll affect them Spiritually (is what I am saying.) We give power to external/material things by thinking power into them. But I have noticed after my greater kundalini awakening/activation, my hair grew fast about a foot and a half past my belly button, a few inches above my knees..faster then ever before. It's still super long, I do have to trim it because it's just annoying to me when it's too long past my hips, but I trim it with love & gratitude. If my hair was a thick & heavy as my teenagers hair- I'd definetely cut it shorter. (And I noticed that I started coiling my hair at my crown unconsciously months prior to my awakening years ago and have recently started naturally doing that again more often then usual--I talked about this a week or two ago) I also noticed many many other changes with my body, not just hair. I made a video about it but never posted it on my youtube channel I personally believe the changes I have experienced with health/body is due to a change in mind-set and Faith, my awakening just pushed the desire within me to develop different thinking patterns and to overcome limiting beliefs. It wasn't until my full experience of Oneness/Cosmic Consciousness- that I strongly began dissolving the belief in separation along with all superstitious thinking (giving power to external things and the boogie man a.k.a "evil" or "darkforces") and I began experiencing even more rapid changes with my mind, emotions, body, health, vitality along with positive changes in every single area of life- for me, this is when balance just became so natural (because the separation within dissolved) So I guess what I am saying is... there is so much information that can be helpful or not helpful, depending on the perception of the person sharing and the person receiving/listening/reading. So always listen to your body, listen to your innate intuitive knowings when it comes to your body, hair, diet, mind, emotions, relationships, practices, life, etc... Do what feels right for you and your self-expression "Be Still and Know That I AM"

01.01.2022 "CoNfEsSioN" All roads lead back to you My heart beeats faster at the sight of the full moon Since it reminds me of how full your love is... My queen Your twilight touch, mend the broken heart Every path I set foot on, i see your prints Every pool I swim into, only your reflection I've run away from the truth But here it is, You are my sunrise, you make my world bright You are my sunset, you make my world beautiful If its love, then you have my heart I love you That's my confession See more