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Originally Posted by Justin
I agree. But what about the sources that Stoneking gives? "Shaking hair in the wind amplifies a spell..." etc etc.
Do Stonekings sources state specificly "uncut" hair is powerful, or just hair in general? I can't remember and don't feel like listening to that message again.
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Jasinski, licensed UPCI minsister, and the "primary" HMH researcher of many of the occult connections to hair has made this very assertion ...
in her first blog post of 2009 she writes:
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Hair to the Apostolic Pentecostal woman is more than just HAIR, it’s considered her glory. There are probably over 100,000 Apostolics here in America and around the world that know about 1 Cor. 11. Here are some things to ponder. Do you believe hair is your glory or do you consider it JUST HAIR?
Did you know that witches won’t cut their hair because they try to tap into the power promised to us in 1Cor 11? Do you know why Indians used to scalp their enemies? Do you know why Nuns and Buddhist monks shave their hair? What does tar and feathering mean? Do you know who it was that first starting the hair cutting trend? What date was that? What about the hippie movement?
What significance is there when hair is found at the scene of a crime?
These are the some topics I discuss in my book, MY HAIR MY GLORY. I hope to blog more to help those still struggling with this topic. I quote over 300 resources that I found when researching on the subject.
Source: http://julijasinski.blogspot.com/200...-hair-for.html
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LIE.
I will check the Stoneking archives today. He does quote Woodward who simply makes a connection to power in his spiel about the spiritual signficance hair ... but Stoneking messages might provide some more data.