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When Juliana Is Away. Easy Hair Tutorial For Everyone

When Juliana Is Away. Easy Hair Tutorial For Everyone

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My soul is not contained within the limits of my body, my body is contained within the limitlessness of my soul. -Jim Carrey This idea has been on my mind for a while now. How our appearance, the way we look, the way we dress, the job we hold, all of these and more create this identity that we tend to become attached to. An attachment that later on begins to bring anxiety and stress into our life as we begin to witness this body of ours change. And that's the thing, change. the undeniable truth that each and everyone one of us will encounter. The more we realize that we are not these bodies, that we are not these avatars that we create, but that we are so much greater than our surface. We are energy that was energy before we came into this life and consciousness, and we are the energy that will remain after our eventual end. Once we truly accept that, maybe we can realize that life is just play and that this beautiful existence is simply just one incredible dance and experience in itself. #hairtutorial #hairhacks #hairvideo lol. smh. Click The Link Below For Our New Program: Our Members Video Library
Date: 2019-08-15

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You look nice, it's a nice change. You are on to something Mark, it's called body identification, we identify with out physical appearance but we are actually pure spirit. Infinite consciousness, cosmic consciousness. It's nice how everyone shows their uniqueness and wear their individuality on their sleeve, but doing so, we should not lose ourselves to our vanity and self image as we are more than the exterior, we are beautiful, we are pure spirit, that make up the whole, cosmic consciousness, cosmic womb. On your instagram I wrote which books you should read, try The Tejobindu Upanishad, Ashtavakra Gita and Patanjali Yoga Sutra for your interest in spirituality and spiritual awakening. Namaste Your mum is always with you, she is one with God looking after you from above and around peace
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I know how you feel and what you're talking about. My sister died almost 4 years ago of tuberculosis. Back then I had severe social anxiety and egocentric, I guess, and I don't like using it as an excuse but it did make life harder for me, especially bc she was suffering so much and I couldn't grasp the fact that she was actually sick. I just thought to myself she'd get well soon and just shut it off completely. I rarely visited her, wasn't there for her and I still feel like and egoistical brat and asshole but what can I do right? There's not turning back. I couldn't save her and I don't feel bad for not being able to, I just feel bad for not being there, turning my back for when she needed attention the most.
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Bwahaha looks good When I was 16 I buzzed all my hair off-as short as yours-and everyone I knew flipped because I was a girl. I had been fighting an eating disorder for 3 years at that point and just needed to do something (later on I turned to tattoos, and then eventually did beat that eating disorder, and actually I really enjoyed having hair that short, but its more maintenance than having it long (Ive got thick straight hair so I wash 2x/week and let it air dry, no maintenance whatsoever) because I had to go back over it every week so now my hair is long but since then Ive had no fear about changing my appearance, as you said, it doesnt define who we actually are.
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This is such a great video I too cut my hair this February. I always was known as the girl with long, blonde, unruly hair. It was such a central part of me, and as I had really bad acne at the time, I thought it was the only part of me that really made me beautiful. I hated that, and wanted prove that I was beautiful without it, so I cut it off to shoulder length (which doesnt sound that short but it was for me. Seeing my hair fall to the ground was honestly so liberating and it genuinely made me feel so much better. Oddly enough, as soon as I did that my acne began to fade, and I truly felt beautiful. Hair seems so superficial but it all has a deeper meaning.
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You look amazing. You know my little guy has amazing long hair as well. He wanted to cut it back in Sept. He cried for about a week when he realized it would take a long time to grow back. But he embraced it, eventually. And decided to grow it back out. He rocks the long hair look, and I totally get not wanting our identity to be wrapped up in our looks, and I appreciate that we have friends that are guys that will also at times have long hair and short hair so that he sees it's 1000% okay to have his hair be however he wants, regardless of how others respond to him (most people think he is a girl because he has long hair)
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You are so funny Mark This video made me smile quite a lot. hehe. I asked my dad to buzz my hair last year for similar reasons to you, and it felt so nice. A relief. I love the feeling of hair coming off, and I also felt so weird about my roundness ahaha. My dad didn't want to do it cause he was afraid I would be judged as looking weird (as a woman with a buzz cut) and I challenged him to see that it wouldn't be seen as strange on a male. Anyway, Take care, relish in the feeling of your hands running through your fuzzy head, and how it feels to wash such little hair, and the love that you and Juliana share.
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Great video. I cut my waist-length hair after 7 years of it being part of my identity. Then one day I realized my hair was keeping me attached to a mentality that I didn't want to carry around with me anymore, so I asked my Mom to chop it off. When it off and my hair was ear-length, I felt that not only the weight of the hair was gone, but the weight of my past as well. I haven't grown out my hair since. When a woman cuts her hair it means she's about to change her life. -Coco Chanel
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Great video Thanks for sharing and motivating us. And what a beautiful story about your mom. It was nice to listen to you talk for awhile You're usually on the other side of the camera. (Which btw, your videography skills are great for creating the emotional impact) I think you're right that many of us could reach a little deeper for our identities. I wonder how that's going to effect me tomorrow. I don't think I'm going to shave my head though. I've already done that lol.
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Loved this video and as a female who has always had long hair I completely identify with that connection to thinking it is a part of who you are. Obviously, I am not going to shave my head, but I have thought about it many times. This video is a reminder that we can lose any parts of our body at any time and you will still be you. Sometimes we need to remember we are not our hair, legs, arms, or any other part. Thanks for sharing: )
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Thank you for this emotional and inspiring video I lost my mother a few months ago to breast cancer. I, too, felt like I wasn't there for her enough in the beginning but I was took care of her in at-home hospice during the last year of her life. It's so difficult and I struggled so much with so I appreciate and love how vulnerable you were in sharing this story. Thank you so much Much love to you and Juliana
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