The Truth about Hair?

a reply to: onehuman

I used to have hair to my waist,only difference I felt when I cut it off and clean shaven,was that I wasn't spending an hour drying hair,that and less older lady's flirting with me,but more younger ones,I can grow them back if I wanted

a reply to: Majestic23

I consider the bible to be a story which relates to the human condition

God is our consciousness
ego is the devil
and the story is the battle between our own inner and outer light and darkness

how else can you explain infinite consciousness to a human 3000 years ago
you make them characters


Anyways when I had long hair it was always notted and needed brushed every day , never mind the shower and conditioning etc

its hard work keeping it clean and knot free

originally posted by: onehuman
The story of Sampson and Delilah from the Bible has a lot of encoded truth to tell us. When Delilah cut Sampson's hair, the once undefeatable Sampson was defeated."

Delilah now never cut Sampson's hair. But she did have a male servant shave off, which means he must have been an incredibly deeeeep sleeper.

I remember her cutting his hair directly from Sunday school readings and various references since decades ago, including classical paintings, and movie scenes. Now all of a sudden, timeless bible verses have nevertheless changed.

Did he only have 'the seven locks'?