Hair

[Tony E. P.]

A thought crossed my mind. It's kind of funny. What was said about
Einstein, and then what was said about hair.

--

RA: I am Ra. Information which Confederation sources had offered to
your entity, Albert [Einstein], became perverted, and instruments of
destruction began to be created, examples of this being the Manhattan
Project and its product.

--

RA: I am Ra. It is difficult to so do due to the metaphysical nature
of this antennae-effect. Your physics are concerned with measurements
in your physical complex of experience. The metaphysical nature of
the contact of those in time/space is such that the hair, as it has
significant length, becomes as a type of electrical battery which
stays charged and tuned and is then able to aid contact even when
there are small anomalies in the contact.

QUESTIONER: Is there an optimum length of hair for this aid?

RA: I am Ra. There is no outer limit on length but the, shall we say,
inner limit is approximately four to four and one-half inches
depending upon the strength of the contact and the nature of the
instrument.

[Brian Cox]

maybe david should start growing out his hair? :)

this is the first i've ever heard of hair operating as an
antenna...interesting...

there is some native american prophecy (hopi? i dont remember which tribe)
that said something about leaving their hair long in the traditional style
so that
in the future when their ancestors come back for them they will be able to
recognize them..maybe the RA statement ties into that myth somehow?

-bcox

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RA: I am Ra. It is difficult to so do due to the metaphysical nature
of this antennae-effect. Your physics are concerned with measurements
in your physical complex of experience. The metaphysical nature of
the contact of those in time/space is such that the hair, as it has
significant length, becomes as a type of electrical battery which
stays charged and tuned and is then able to aid contact even when
there are small anomalies in the contact.

QUESTIONER: Is there an optimum length of hair for this aid?

RA: I am Ra. There is no outer limit on length but the, shall we say,
inner limit is approximately four to four and one-half inches
depending upon the strength of the contact and the nature of the
instrument.




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[Chris]

Brian: maybe david should start growing out his hair? :)

Chris:It's already pretty long:)Unless he cut it after Huntsville.

Brian: this is the first i've ever heard of hair operating as an
antenna...interesting...

Chris: When Ra discussed the hair length, it was a product of making Carla more
comfortable during trance, and then the statement about hair was made. At that
time, Carla's hair was down to her shoulder blades, long and staight.

[Brian Cox]

I've never met David..only seen pictures...never seen one w/ long hair.
My own hair is currently down to the middle of my back. I was thinking
about cutting it, but maybe I'll hold off...

thanks, brian

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Brian: maybe david should start growing out his hair? :)

Chris:It's already pretty long:)Unless he cut it after Huntsville.

Brian: this is the first i've ever heard of hair operating as an
antenna...interesting...

Chris: When Ra discussed the hair length, it was a product of making Carla
more comfortable during trance, and then the statement about hair was made.
At that time, Carla's hair was down to her shoulder blades, long and
staight.



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[Chris]

Brian:I've never met David..only seen pictures...never seen one w/ long hair.

Chris: If you go into the Huntsville pics in Photos there is one picture with
David eating at the Chinese restaurant...you have to kind of squint to see, but
he's there:) His hair is shorter than yours in that pic. He also has a beard,
btw.

[Brian Cox]

thanks...
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Brian:I've never met David..only seen pictures...never seen one w/ long
hair.

Chris: If you go into the Huntsville pics in Photos there is one picture
with David eating at the Chinese restaurant...you have to kind of squint to
see, but he's there:) His hair is shorter than yours in that pic. He also
has a beard, btw.


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[Jason Wharton]

The Nasorean Essenes also have some unusual ideas about hair and such. They
go to the extent, if I recall correctly, that you should only cut hair and
nails during a new moon. Had something to do with avoiding fragmentation of
the spirit body and creating material that can be picked up and used by
others in that plane.

Perhaps others have heard of similar such things? That was the first I had
heard anything about hair, etc. and how careful we need to be with it if we
are to advance spiritually. Sounds like something one wouldn't need to worry
about unless a lot of other things were in order. Perhaps some day that will
be something I can turn attention to. For now I still feel like I need help
"tying my shoe laces" spiritually.

Jason

[Richard Lovell]

>
> From: "Jason Wharton" <jwharton@... (/group/asc2k/post?postID=OepNCGWq3-goSfTD13ghTurzPw0aMYZfMH97ivJ4luN-RJInXCOobDfJQ6IIGK5mP0U5npX3FtVPrGTdj4OETA)>
> Subject: Re: RE: Hair
>
> The Nasorean Essenes also have some unusual ideas about hair and such.
> They
> go to the extent, if I recall correctly, that you should only cut hair
> and
> nails during a new moon. Had something to do with avoiding
> fragmentation of
> the spirit body and creating material that can be picked up and used by
> others in that plane.
>
> Perhaps others have heard of similar such things? That was the first I
> had
> heard anything about hair, etc. and how careful we need to be with it
> if we
> are to advance spiritually. Sounds like something one wouldn't need to
> worry
> about unless a lot of other things were in order. Perhaps some day
> that will
> be something I can turn attention to. For now I still feel like I need
> help
> "tying my shoe laces" spiritually.
>
> Jason



Interesting, here in Thailand it's 'bad luck' to have a haircut on a
Wednesday, or when a woman (either cutter or cuttee it would seem) is
having her period. Women tend not to have too much contact with their
husband's hair either (though my wife regularly refreshes my no. 1 cut,
I would add).

Yet the Buddhist monks that are so revered here must shave their heads.
And a man is not really considered a man until he has shaved his head
and spent at least a few months as a monk. And of course, the top of
the head is the highest part of the body physical in Buddhist belief.

Then we have the classic depiction of the European monk, with the bald
patch on the crown (chakra).

Is there something to be uncovered here? Or is it all just hair-brained?

Richard

[Tony E. P.]

About holy people supposedly shaving their heads. And about how Ra
mentioned hair as an antenna. This is a possibility, but not sure if
it happened or anything. Couldn't a 4D STS entity could have fed
misinformation to someone in the past stating it was beneficial to
have shaved heads? The longer we're in the dark, the longer we're
essentially their feeding stock. Not sure if I should have used the
words "feeding stock" though.

[Lesley Schultz]

Hi Tony, L/L & Peace to All:

I think the idea behind head shaving for monks,
priests, etc. has multiple reasons. Acting as an
antenna for messages from extradimensional sources is
probably the least of them.

The Egyptians did it for cleanliness and more surface
area for perspiration evaporation rather than a
strictly religious reason. Surface area for
evaporation is important in hot climates, as you can
imagine. [Let's not forget practicality as a
rationale.] Cleanliness is very important to many
religions. The hair of a newborn infant is shaved off
[if they have any] in Islamic culture because this
hair is considered unclean.

Sometimes head shaving is a sign of mourning. It used
to be something Jewish men did when someone in their
family died. Jews would rend their clothing and shave
hair/beards. These days Jewish people will still tear
a piece of a garment they're wearing as a symbol, and
those sitting shiva will not shave their faces or cut
their hair at all.

During the times when big tall wigs where in fashion,
often hair was cut very short on both sexes under
those wigs, for hygenic reasons. Lice was a horrible
problem, and there are apochryphal stories about
creatures taking residence in these big wigs,
sometimes making their presence known by creeping
around the unlucky wearer. A high forehead was
considered a sign of beauty and intelligence, and
women would shave the front part of their head in
order to present this appearance. Seems weird now,
but do we not continue to do weird things to ourselves
in the pursuit of attractiveness?

The shaving off of hair has been considered for
centuries in the Western world as a shameful thing, or
a sign of illness. It used to be thought that excess
hair drained a sick person's strength and so hair of
both men and women was cut off when one suffered a
long illness [beards and mustaches too.] Nuns wore
veils because one of the things that would happen when
they entered a convent would be that their hair was
cut very short. Monks were tonsured as a mark of
humility. Perhaps you recall that in Paris, after the
Nazis were chased out and the war was over, women who
had been convicted of collaborating with the Nazis had
their hair cut off publically as a punishment. In the
20's, when women's skirts went up for the first time
and the bob haircut came into fashion, this was very
shocking. For women to have hair shorn above their
shoulders, as a fashion statement, was something never
seen before. Now nobody thinks anything of it. Even
pink, purple, blue and green hair or brilliant streaks
of color in a person's hair is greeted with little
more than mild but waning interest.

So we see, hair is a very social thing in Western
Civilization. Look how many millions are spent each
year in potions and pills and goop to grow hair/curl
hair/straighten hair/make hair stand away from the
head/make hair stick close to the head/remove hair
from other parts of the body. And nobody is ever
completely happy with their hair, no matter what it
looks like.

I think there is only one person I've ever seen who
probably has created their hairstyle to be an antenna
of some kind. There is this very strange young black
man, probably homeless, whom I see often wandering
around with his hair gathered into a great spike at
the back of his head, sticking straight up. He has a
smaller spike sticking straight up towards the front
of his head. The tall spike must be about a foot
tall. I wonder if he can pick up Armed Forces Radio
or Radio Free Europe on that thing. He looks like he's
picking up something....I hate to think what it might
be....

~lesley


--- "Tony E. P." <doomstars@... (/group/asc2k/post?postID=-ble4Lb140kg_eX7KqX8INviqHSQ-13yLhcdf6cPlo2URuHpUIGi3SwqrHRZ-rvavgS4YzP9NBovbw)> wrote:
> About holy people supposedly shaving their heads.
> And about how Ra
> mentioned hair as an antenna. This is a possibility,
> but not sure if
> it happened or anything. Couldn't a 4D STS entity
> could have fed
> misinformation to someone in the past stating it was
> beneficial to
> have shaved heads?[snip]

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[Jeremy Weiland]

> About holy people supposedly shaving their heads.
> And about how Ra mentioned hair as an antenna. This
> is a possibility, but not sure if it happened or
> anything. Couldn't a 4D STS entity could have fed
> misinformation to someone in the past stating it was
> beneficial to have shaved heads?

First of all, Ra and similarly aligned sources always
maintain that one reject information that does not
resonate with an individual. So by the very terms of
their contact with us you must exercise discretion
about which of their distortions you adopt and which
you ignore. Obviously, if you consider a piece of
information from a source this group endorses to be
misinformation it would be wise to personally
disregard it for reasons of personal resonance - and
certainly not based on what other people think,
including people here. The usefulness of the
information in your experiences and learning is what
is important.

However, it seems to me that you are not making an
accusation so much as stating a possibility, so I will
risk sharing my distortions on the matter with you (as
I am always so shy to do ;-). I do not believe the
hair comment was a result of negative disinformation.
First I would caution that there is extremely little
Ra says that I would take as an absolute. The central
message is always that "all is one" and everything
other than that is pretty much subject to change. Ra
was always hesitant to dwell upon transient matters,
and to the extent that humans tend to jump upon small
bits of information and interpret them literally, it
is a very wise directive.

In that sense it is difficult to divine the rationale
for Ra's statement given the abundance of religious
figures who did not have long, "antenna-like" hair.
We must remember that the statement was made within a
very strict context: the situation at the particular
session during which the comment was made. Since we
do not have the luxury of seeing things from the 6D
perspective, we can only conjecture on the underlying
scientific basis for the comment. Therefore, I would
again caution against putting this simple, contextual
comment in the "Ark of the Covenant", so to speak. If
the comment does not resonate, it should be ignored -
whether the reason stems from lack of understanding or
lack of trust in the source's integrity. Such matters
are not as important to Ra as free will and genuine
helpfulness.

Though I myself am ignorant of anything resembling an
explanation of hair's role in receiving ET
communication, I would suggest one possibility. Ra
was speaking not only of hair, if I remember
correctly, but of having it combed or brushed
straight. It is possible that the hair is most
effective as an antenna when it is orderly, and that
it actually impedes reception when it is uncombed or
unbrushed. In fact, this may be the reason why many
religious figures shave their heads: outside of the
rigorously precise environmental conditions that a Ra
session demanded on Carla's body, it may be more
effective in day to day life to shave the head and
avoid toussled hair (and the interference it may
cause) rather than constantly keep it combed and
orderly.

This is purely guesswork on my part, and I also think
it is a minor point - meditation and integration are
by far the most conducive practices for receiving
Confederate contact. However, I take suggestions of
negative influence in the Ra material seriously.
While I don't want the Ra material to be a dogmatic
text, we must be careful to consider factors such as
context and intent when analyzing the sessions after
the fact. And of course the study guide is not as
helpful in communicating the context of its outtakes
as the books themselves are. Hint, hint. :-)

Thanks for the opportunity to share my distortions,
Tony!

Jeremy

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