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I was taught by my KY teacher that the hair is an antenna for the aura, and

that allowing the hair to grow to a natural length is strengthening for the

aura. It should be combed with a wooden brush or comb so as not to strip

the electrons off the hair (ie, the way the hair stands up with plastic).

It is also recommended to bind the hair, as in a bun, turban, or braid for

this same reason (flying electrons) and also to aid in concentration.

Dreadlocks also seem to be another way of attaining this.

 

But, I don't really think long hair is a prerequisite for high flowing KY

energy, that seems pretty silly. But it can be another technique for

assisting us if it is one you are inclined to. And the same goes for men in

all this. Anyway, my teacher always stressed atleast not getting your hair

cut during a delicate time, like during an illness or pregnancy.

 

Love Always,

littlebird Leslie

AKA Guru Chiter Kaur

 

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> Roger and Laura [rljanes]

> Wednesday, August 29, 2001 9:47 PM

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> Woman's Hair

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> Does anyone know if the length of a woman's hair has any affect

> on the kundalini energy of the body.

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> Sangeet Kaur

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Kundaliniyoga, "littlebird108" <littlebird108@e...> wrote:

I don't really think long hair is a prerequisite for high flowing KY

energy, that seems pretty silly.

 

I agree completely. I think things like that are very fine

points of the yoga science (yet, probably valid) but

more for those who are very advanced. I am more concerned

with doing the postures, breathing, and meditating properly.

Also, many organizations have their members totally shave their

heads. Would God/Nature prevent the kundalini from fully flowing

just because one was naturally bald? Of course not.

 

Peace

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The question of hair on one's head has to do with the radiant body, not the

kundalini per se. In kundalini yoga kundalini is considered the nerve

of the soul (activating and feeding it) and the radiant body is the projection

of the soul. Although cutting the hair on your head is neither here

nor there in one respect, on the other hand.....I once cut my hair and saw an

intense sphere of energy actually leave my being. I'm pretty bald on

top but I try not to cut my hair for that very reason --- it was real to me. As

for Bhuddists, who like to go bald. It is mainly a practice for

monks and is considered a way to achieve humility. God knows we all need that.

 

Seva Simran

 

supertriangel wrote:

 

> Kundaliniyoga, "littlebird108" <littlebird108@e...> wrote:

> I don't really think long hair is a prerequisite for high flowing KY

> energy, that seems pretty silly.

>

> I agree completely. I think things like that are very fine

> points of the yoga science (yet, probably valid) but

> more for those who are very advanced. I am more concerned

> with doing the postures, breathing, and meditating properly.

> Also, many organizations have their members totally shave their

> heads. Would God/Nature prevent the kundalini from fully flowing

> just because one was naturally bald? Of course not.

>

> Peace

>

>

> "OUR DESTINY IS TO BE HAPPY"

> - Yogi Bhajan

>

> You can UNSUBSCRIBE from this list at the Groups Member Center (My

Groups), or send mail to

> Kundaliniyoga

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Sat Nam to all:

 

I found this out and might help:

 

"...The hair has very subtle functions in relation to endocrine gland

function (especially pituitary, the master gland that regulates all other

endocrine glandular functions). Hair stores and supplies the pituitary with

phosphorus, and is part of synthesizing Vitamin D which influences pituitary

function. Hair has a subtle relationship with the body's electromagnetic

field. That is why Sikhs tie the hair into a knot at the top of the head.

(There are 2 soft spots on the top of the head, called anterior and

posterior fontenelles. Men are to tie the knot at the frontal one, women at

the fontenelle that is more toward the center. For reasons which I am not

able to explain now, men and women have different energy and glandular

balances, and these two points relate to that. It's the crown of the head,

or 10th Gate which is spoken of throughout Siri Guru Granth Sahib, the place

where the subtlety of energy, vision and experience of Wahe Guru is

manifested. This knot is traditionally called the

<rishi knot>. In ancient times, a rishi was someone who had the capacity to

control the flow of energy and prana in the body. A <maharishi> was someone

who could regulate the flow of energy in the body, meditatively and at will.

And, this knot assists in the channeling of energy in meditation (Naam

Simran), for realization of Wahe Guru and inspiration. If one cuts off the

hair, there can be no rishi knot. By giving us the rishi knot and the turban

(which both men and women are recommended to wear), the Gurus gave us the

blessings to know and have the capacity of the rishis. Sikh is to be a

complete, whole, realized and enlightened human being. So we don't play

fashion games with the hair, we accept the blessing of hair as a gift of God

and Guru, and we realize the benefit of the hair..."

 

I also found an interesting article by Dra. Biendra Kaur that explains the

hair from a science point. If you want to read it I can send it to you, just

email me at satgurusingh

 

Humbly.

Satguru S.

 

 

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Excuse me, but could you either post the link to the hair explanation,

or more information here, as I am certain, that I am not the only one

that would like to know more.... but if you want to hold back, for

whatever reason, you can email a copy to me alone....

 

Shane

 

 

Satguru Singh [satgurusingh]

Friday, August 31, 2001 11:18 AM

Kundaliniyoga

Re: Woman's Hair

----_SNIP_----

I also found an interesting article by Dra. Biendra Kaur that explains

the

hair from a science point. If you want to read it I can send it to you,

just

email me at satgurusingh

 

Humbly.

Satguru S.

----_SNIP_----

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Yes, please send me the informaton to the link about the hair information,

Sat Nam,

Sangeet Kaur

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"Satguru Singh" <satgurusingh

<Kundaliniyoga>

Friday, August 31, 2001 1:18 PM

Re: Woman's Hair

 

 

> Sat Nam to all:

>

> I found this out and might help:

>

> "...The hair has very subtle functions in relation to endocrine gland

> function (especially pituitary, the master gland that regulates all other

> endocrine glandular functions). Hair stores and supplies the pituitary

with

> phosphorus, and is part of synthesizing Vitamin D which influences

pituitary

> function. Hair has a subtle relationship with the body's electromagnetic

> field. That is why Sikhs tie the hair into a knot at the top of the head.

> (There are 2 soft spots on the top of the head, called anterior and

> posterior fontenelles. Men are to tie the knot at the frontal one, women

at

> the fontenelle that is more toward the center. For reasons which I am not

> able to explain now, men and women have different energy and glandular

> balances, and these two points relate to that. It's the crown of the head,

> or 10th Gate which is spoken of throughout Siri Guru Granth Sahib, the

place

> where the subtlety of energy, vision and experience of Wahe Guru is

> manifested. This knot is traditionally called the

> <rishi knot>. In ancient times, a rishi was someone who had the capacity

to

> control the flow of energy and prana in the body. A <maharishi> was

someone

> who could regulate the flow of energy in the body, meditatively and at

will.

> And, this knot assists in the channeling of energy in meditation (Naam

> Simran), for realization of Wahe Guru and inspiration. If one cuts off the

> hair, there can be no rishi knot. By giving us the rishi knot and the

turban

> (which both men and women are recommended to wear), the Gurus gave us the

> blessings to know and have the capacity of the rishis. Sikh is to be a

> complete, whole, realized and enlightened human being. So we don't play

> fashion games with the hair, we accept the blessing of hair as a gift of

God

> and Guru, and we realize the benefit of the hair..."

>

> I also found an interesting article by Dra. Biendra Kaur that explains the

> hair from a science point. If you want to read it I can send it to you,

just

> email me at satgurusingh

>

> Humbly.

> Satguru S.

>

>

> _______________

> Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

>

>

>

>

> "OUR DESTINY IS TO BE HAPPY"

> - Yogi Bhajan

>

> You can UNSUBSCRIBE from this list at the Groups Member Center (My

Groups), or send mail to

> Kundaliniyoga

> NO UNSUBSCRIBE REQUESTS TO THE LIST PLEASE!

> WEB SITE: kundalini yoga

>

> KUNDALINI YOGA ON-LINE TRAINING. Details from

> kundalini yogaclasses.html

>

> Sponsored by YOGA TECHNOLOGY - Practical Books & Videos on Kundalini Yoga

& Meditation. Also Meditation & Mantra CDs.

>

> Your use of is subject to

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This is excellent! There are many references in "The Guru" that point to the

importance of hair but I will not bother to post them at this time.

Thanks,

Dharam

 

Satguru Singh wrote:

 

> Sat Nam to all:

>

> I found this out and might help:

>

> "...The hair has very subtle functions in relation to endocrine gland

> function (especially pituitary, the master gland that regulates all other

> endocrine glandular functions). Hair stores and supplies the pituitary with

> phosphorus, and is part of synthesizing Vitamin D which influences pituitary

> function. Hair has a subtle relationship with the body's electromagnetic

> field. That is why Sikhs tie the hair into a knot at the top of the head.

> (There are 2 soft spots on the top of the head, called anterior and

> posterior fontenelles. Men are to tie the knot at the frontal one, women at

> the fontenelle that is more toward the center. For reasons which I am not

> able to explain now, men and women have different energy and glandular

> balances, and these two points relate to that. It's the crown of the head,

> or 10th Gate which is spoken of throughout Siri Guru Granth Sahib, the place

> where the subtlety of energy, vision and experience of Wahe Guru is

> manifested. This knot is traditionally called the

> <rishi knot>. In ancient times, a rishi was someone who had the capacity to

> control the flow of energy and prana in the body. A <maharishi> was someone

> who could regulate the flow of energy in the body, meditatively and at will.

> And, this knot assists in the channeling of energy in meditation (Naam

> Simran), for realization of Wahe Guru and inspiration. If one cuts off the

> hair, there can be no rishi knot. By giving us the rishi knot and the turban

> (which both men and women are recommended to wear), the Gurus gave us the

> blessings to know and have the capacity of the rishis. Sikh is to be a

> complete, whole, realized and enlightened human being. So we don't play

> fashion games with the hair, we accept the blessing of hair as a gift of God

> and Guru, and we realize the benefit of the hair..."

>

> I also found an interesting article by Dra. Biendra Kaur that explains the

> hair from a science point. If you want to read it I can send it to you, just

> email me at satgurusingh

>

> Humbly.

> Satguru S.

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