[MUST READ] Human Hair Extensions May Be Possessed By Demons

(Be The Media) – With globalization, women around the world now aspire to the same standards of beauty style. Things like the long, luxurious hair extensions that, depending on the quality, can sell for thousands of dollars apiece. Most people do not care about where goods come from, such as diamonds from a conflict zone or aborted fetus cells in beauty creams.

But have you ever considered where your hair extension may have come from? And if so, have you ever thought about the possible spiritual implications of having such thing clinging on your head?

For centuries, Hindu pilgrims have donated their hair in a ritual of purification. Hair India follows the journey of human hair from the holy temples of Southern India to the production lines of Europe and on to high class beauty salons around the world. Many of these hair extensions find their way back to India, to the high society and bustling urban metropolis Mumbai.

These Hindu pilgrims often offer their hair to deities such as the elephant-headed god Ganesha. Women, men and even children give their hair as offering, and as an act of devotion. According to their scriptures, tonsuring, the hair shaving practice as offering to the gods, should be done at least once in their lifetime. Doing so is regarded as a way of shedding the ego, ridding oneself of sin and making a vow to the gods.

The spiritual implications of wearing someone else’s hair may be devasting. For one, if tonsuring is a way of ridding oneself from sin according to Hindu belief, then all of the ills, spirits and wickedness of that person now dwell in this hairpiece.The Bible also warns to stay away from offering to idols.

Acts 15:29 – That ye abstain from meats offered to idols, and from blood, and from things strangled, and from fornication: from which if ye keep yourselves, ye shall do well. Fare ye well.

Revelation 2:14 -  But I have a few things against thee, because thou hast there them that hold the doctrine of Balaam, who taught Balac to cast a stumblingblock before the children of Israel, to eat things sacrificed unto idols, and to commit fornication.

Rachel Edjeren is a Nigerian celebrity producer and actress who recently shared via her blog an experience with tonsured hair that has become subject for debate. Rachel claimed that the spirit of the owner of the human hair she put on her head chased her in the dream.

She wrote: “My husband likes human hair. So even though I like my full dreadlocks kind of hairstyles, I give him what he likes most times. I have done Brazilian and Peruvian, so I thought to try something different and more natural… Indian. Last weekend, I ordered for it and made it. I prayed on it and believed it was fine. Yesterday night, I had the strangest of dreams. I saw that I made a hair that allowed me to pack it, thus project my face and make it look slimmer. All of a sudden, I got into a scam with 3 people who began to chase me all over the place to kill me. I got off from them narrowly then got into a market. There, a madman began to chase me.”

To cut the long story short, Rachel said she narrated the dream to her husband, who asked her to remove it, even though she was reluctant because it cost so much. She cut it off, anointed her head and prayed. She also burnt it. According to her, “Carrying another’s hair is like carrying the person’s spirit.

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