Abundance Haircuts is a little-known sutra that reveals the negative consequences of cutting your hair on the bad days and the incredible benefits of cutting it on the good days. Bad and good days for this sutra are based on the Tibetan Calendar. Dates of Abundance Haircuts are calculated according to extremely complex formulas by experienced Feng Shui Masters. Naturally, each year, depending on the stars and their position, these days change.

Most people in the Western world have never heard about abundance haircuts. While for Eastern people it’s not a new practice. In this article, I will share with you this powerful sutra and give you a special calendar for abundance haircuts in November 2021 with good and bad days for haircuts. Pay attention to what day you’re picking for your next hair salon appointment – only choose good days for abundance haircuts in November 2021.

Why Is Hair So Important?

Since ancient times, people have given hair and any manipulation of it a sacred meaning. It was thought, that through one’s hair people can connect with the Universe. Hair serves as “antennas” and “guides” between our world and the world of Heaven. And so far this knowledge has not lost its relevance. Hair connects us with Higher forces, cosmic energy, God, Higher consciousness. By connecting through the hair to the Cosmos, a person is fed by the energies of Abundance and Health.

There were many beliefs associated with hair, some of them have survived to the present day. For example: in any case, you should not get a haircut by yourself, as in this case there is a deformation of your energy field, which can lead to poor health. It is also not recommended to get a haircut on the days of a lunar or solar Eclipse: the hair can suffer, weaken, lose shine, and volume.

What Are “Abundance Haircuts”?

It has long been known that there are days when it is especially favorable to cut hair. Among these days there are days of “Abundance haircuts.”

Abundance haircuts are a special ritual to attract abundance flows into your life. It is good to say abundance affirmations and mantras on this day. So you will strengthen the ritual haircut and make it a more effective and efficient force.

On this day it would be beneficial to chant the Lakshmi mantra:

OM HREEM SHREEM LAKSHMI BYO NAMAHA

Or Ganesh mantra:

OM SHRI GANESHAYA NAMAHA

It is also very beneficial to say abundance affirmations like:

• I deserve to be abundantly happy and healthy!
• My abundance is constantly growing!
• I always have money for everything I need!
• Money comes to me easily and fast!
• I’m grateful for my abundant life!

Abundance Haircuts In November 2021

The ancient teachings of yoga say that all matter in the universe arises from a fundamental substrate called Prakriti. From this etheric Prakriti, three primary gunas (qualities of energy) arise, creating the main aspects of all nature – energy, matter, and consciousness. Conscious control of the three gunas is a powerful way to reduce stress, open up your inner potential, and gain enlightenment.

In this article, I will share with you what gunas are, what energies and qualities they represent, and how to balance the three gunas for living in harmony.

What Is Guna?

The word guna literally means “strand” or “fiber” and implies that. Like strands of a rope, the three gunas are woven together to form the objective universe.

In yoga and Ayurveda, guna is an element of reality that can affect the psychological, emotional, and energetic state of a person.

Nowadays, gunas are a key concept in most schools of Hindu philosophy. There are three gunas that have always been and continue to be present in all things and beings in the world. These three gunas are called tamas (darkness and chaos), rajas (activity and passion), and sattva (essence and harmony). According to the Hindu worldview, all of these three gunas are present in everyone and everything, it is the proportion that is different. The interplay of the three gunas defines the character and determines the progress in life.

Awareness of gunas and understanding their nature and qualities tells us whether we are genuinely moving forward in life (sattva), running in place (rajas), or losing our way (tamas).

The development of the ability to identify and understand the nature of the gunas brings us closer to an understanding of the universal truth of unity.

Three Gunas: Tamas, Rajas, Sattva

All three gunas are always present in the beings and objects around us, but they differ in their proportion. People have a unique ability to consciously change the levels of gunas in the body and mind. However, we have to remember that the gunas cannot be divided or destroyed, but they can be only consciously influenced. Gunas can be reduced or increased due to the interaction and influence of external objects, spiritual practices, and thought processes.

Now, let’s take a closer look at each of the three gunas.

Tamas Guna

Tamas conceals the presence of consciousness. It causes dullness and ignorance through its power to obscure. Its nature is heavy and dense.

Tamas guna represents a state of darkness, inertia, inactivity, and materiality. It manifests itself in the form of ignorance. Other tamasic qualities are:

• imbalance;
• disorder;
• chaos;
• impurity;
• delusion;
• destruction;
• negativity;
• inactivity;
• viciousness;
• ignorance;
• laziness;
• disgust;
• attachment;
• depression;
• helplessness;
• doubt;
• guilt;
• shame;
• boredom;
• dependency;
• pain;
• sadness;
• apathy;
• confusion;
• grief;
• dependence;
• violence;
• illusions;
• mental abnormalities;
• deceitfulness;
• addiction to various perversions;
• degradation.

Tamas corresponds to midnight, destructive speech and sound, dirt, darkness, stench, stale food, alcohol, drugs. It leads a person to demoralization, obesity or exhaustion, memory lapses or complete amnesia, lack of interest in life, prolonged depression, suicidal thoughts, and aggression.

In its more balanced form, tamas can supply a steadying influence in life. For instance, bed rest can lead to healing. However, tamas’ nature is primarily immobilizing: tamasic foods are considered lifeless, stale, or impure; tamasic entertainment is considered mindless and intoxicating. Tamas leads to inaction when action is required. Each of us has experienced the binding power of tamas – the appeal of lethargy, procrastination, and sleep.

Rajas Guna

Rajas are the energy of change. It is distinguished by passion, desire, effort, and pain. The nature of rajas is characterized by a sense of attachment, a desire to satisfy desires. Other rajasic qualities are:

• activity;
• neither good or bad and sometimes either;
• self-centeredness;
• egoism;
• individualization;
• drivenness;
• movement;
• dynamism;
• anger;
• euphoria;
• anxiety;
• fear;
• irritation;
• stress;
• courage;
• reflection;
• determination;
• mood swings;
• competition;
• struggle;
• disputes;
• selfishness;
• intemperance;
• haste;
• overexertion;
• aggression;
• excitement;
• greed;
• jealousy;
• thirst for pleasure;
• pride;
• arrogance;
• hypocrisy.

Rajas guna corresponds to noon, heavy physical exertion, emotional excitement, spicy and hot food, loud music, a vivid demonstration of material wealth and position, constant involvement in the turbulent flow of social life.

This guna gives rise to such interests as:

• a preference for material values over spiritual ones;
• superficiality;
• acquisitiveness;
• careerism;
• licentiousness;
• gluttony;
• overwork;
• emotional burnout;
• injuries and various diseases;
• the use of alcohol and narcotic drugs in order to achieve relaxation and peace or vice versa to spur yourself to action.

But nevertheless, without a certain passion, the world would not have known amazing works of art, masterpieces of world architecture, breakthroughs in science, and the development of progress in all spheres of life.

Rajas bring happiness by prompting the coupling of the senses with their objects. Thus rajas also bind us to attachment, to the fruits of action, and sensory pleasures of every kind.

Sattva Guna

The essence of sattva is to act as a transparent pane of glass, allowing the light of conscious awareness to reveal itself in the operations of the mind and in nature. Sattva is not enlightenment itself but it unveils what is true and real.

Sattva is the energy of balance and harmony. It promotes life, energy, health, and contentment.

Sattva is the quality of purity in everything. There are very few people who live completely sattvically, mostly yogis and saints. Nevertheless, this guna has many manifestations in ordinary life.

These are the main manifestations of sattva:

• goodness;
• universalism;
• holism;
• creativity;
• construction;
• positivity;
• peacefulness;
• virtue;
• wisdom;
• knowledge;
• calmness;
• peace;
• awareness;
• cleanliness;
• cheerfulness;
• enthusiasm;
• responsibility;
• compassion;
• spiritual growth;
• a sense of inner freedom and happiness.

This guna corresponds to an early rise with the dawn, neatness in relation to one’s appearance and one’s living space, vegetarian food, love of nature, interest in knowledge, spiritual practice, melodious beautiful music, mantras, and prayers.

Sattva leads a person to manifest such qualities as kindness, insight, clarity of thinking, optimism, a high degree of concentration and analysis, a tendency to positive judgments.

Imbalance in Sattva guna may lead to pride, an arrogant attitude towards those who know less, and the condemnation of those who lead a less righteous lifestyle.

The three gunas are constantly interacting with one another. But while the gunas themselves are permanent in essence, their interactions are transitory and afford only a false impression of permanence.

Balancing the Three Gunas

In our minds, thoughts change one after another. Because of this impermanence of thought patterns, there is a fluctuation between the three gunas. If today you have a predominant raja guna, then your surrounding world will be filled with stress or irritation. The next day, on the contrary, you can feel happiness and well-being – it means that sattva guna has become predominant.

To move along the path of spiritual development, we should learn how to consciously observe our thoughts and to be able to recognize the gunas. In addition, it is essential to have inner strength and strong will to consciously switch thoughts and actions from tamas and rajas to sattvic balance and well-being.

Balancing Tamas Guna

To reduce the effect of tamas guna, avoid tamasic food, excessive sleep, overeating, inactivity, and passivity. Tamasic foods include meat and foods that have been chemically processed or refined, as well as alcohol.

Balancing Rajas Guna

To reduce the effect of rajas guna, avoid rajasic food, excessive physical activity, overwork, loud music, excessive thinking, and striving for material benefits. Rajasic food includes fried and spicy foods, as well as stimulants (for example, caffeine).

Balancing Sattva Guna

To increase sattva guna, eat sattvic food, spend more time close to nature, breathe fresh air, do things that bring you joy and positive thoughts. Sattvic food is fresh and clean, grows above the ground, and receives positive energy from sunlight. It includes whole grains and legumes, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables. In addition, all yogic practices have been developed to increase sattva at the level of mind and body. Therefore, when you practice yoga, perform pranayamas, chant mantras, or meditate, you naturally increase sattva guna.

The Bottom Line

In order to reach enlightenment, we need to increase sattva and decrease rajas and tamas. Then we have to learn how to become unattached from the three gunas and see the reality beyond Maya. When we transcend the three gunas we become indifferent to the duality of life like pain and pleasure. We are undisturbed by the gunas and know that the gunas are part of Maya, and not of the universe’s sole reality.

Have you ever heard of the global electric circuit? Well, maybe not, but I’m sure you’ve heard of people or animals being electrocuted during a major thunderstorm. And that’s exactly what Schumann Resonance tries to explain.

On the flip side, science has confirmed that our heart rate and brain activity synchronize with changes in the local surrounding magnetic fields worldwide. This means that an increase or decrease in resonance translates to a significant change in cardiovascular and brain functions.

So, What Is Schumann Resonance?

Defined as the electromagnetic oscillations or frequencies trapped between the ionosphere and the earth’s surface, usually a 50-km cavity zone, which acts as a waveguide. The foundation of Schumann resonance is 7.83 Hz, which is the highest amplitude of the different modes. This resonance is electromagnetic radiation but with an even lower frequency than radio waves. Read more about electromagnetic radiation in this article. 

And just like radio waves, Schumann resonance is able to penetrate and travel through most objects including the human body.

Did that scare you?

Well, let’s pause for a moment and discuss the science behind this theory before we look at why this information should concern you.

The Scientific Explanation

See, around 1 kA of electric current flows worldwide through thunderstorms across the different layers of the atmosphere. I’m referring to the troposphere, the ionosphere, and finally via the magnetosphere in that order before finally landing back on the earth’s surface (that’s the origin of rain, right?). This journey is then closed via lightning, making it a complete electric circuit.

That means we will experience more resonance on a rainy day as opposed to a sunny day, right?

Now let’s leave the science to the techie readers, and discuss what Schumann Resonance has to do with you and I in our basic day-to-day life?

Why Should You Worry About Schumann Resonance?

In layman’s language, Schumann resonances are electromagnetics, specifically radio waves, present in the atmosphere, even when it’s not raining. Normally, our brain and body are usually ground into the planet’s electric grid for harmonious survival.

Lately, however, Schumann Resonance is gradually increasing to worrying levels.

Think of it this way; when two plates are vibrating at the same speed/frequency and you hit one of them, the other one automatically moves by virtue of being in the same magnetic field. This example also applies to our brain waves and heart rate. Once the resonance changes, our brain and heart start to adjust in the same direction.

In fact, some scientists have been trying to find the relationship between Schumann resonances to the current rise in blood pressure, depression, and other lifestyle-related illnesses.

Let me explain.

The speed of light (the time it takes light to travel around the world) is 1/8 of a second. And from this, we say the frequency of light is 8 cycles per second. That was the basis of Schumann resonance. However, around the early 1960’s Winfried Schumann, a German physicist, (and his team) also noted that electromagnetic energy escaped the waveguide and went into space. In the last few years, NASA also confirmed, through multiple satellite observations, that they do see Schumann resonances in space especially in the nighttime.

Why is Schumann Resonance Increasing?

Modern sources of electromagnetic radiation (from electricity (50-60 Hz power) to cellular technology) are continuously feeding the Schumann resonance band with more photons hence increasing the level of these resonances in space. As a result, what was once unstable has become a stable frequency of light. That’s how Nasa was able to detect/confirm this resonance in recent years.

Now the constant downpours with lightning send these resonances back to Earth.

Secondly, the increased solar radiation, a.k.a global warming, is equally contributing to the changes in Schumann resonance. This is major because weather changes directly affect the Earth’s electromagnetic cavity.

The third cause is the geomagnetic storms we are experiencing. Some are man-made others are as a result of the changing lunar cycles. I mean modern-day weather has been nothing short of chaotic. One hurricane after the other, all loaded with thunderstorms of greater magnitudes. Too much moisture correlates to higher precipitate with significant changes in the stability and the intensity of Schumann resonance.  

These and more cause the resonance signal to go beyond its usual range and consequently alter the heart and brain synchronization and eventually a change in our brain’s melatonin level.

Are There Any Negative Effects of Changing Resonance?

Yes, although generally, the surrounding modern man-made electric fields have far much more impact. The following have been directly linked to the recent solar geomagnetic changes:

• Mental disorders including the recent rise in depression and suicide.
• Altered blood pressure. It can be high or low depending on which global region you are at.
• Problems related to our reproductive and immune system.
• Cardiac complication and neurological problems. This is obvious because our heart and brain resonates at a frequency corresponding to earth’s core.
• Stress related conditions including accidents and sudden deaths.

Most of the above tend to affect children, pregnant women, and the elderly more.

How Can We Create Harmony Between Humanity and Earth’s Resonance?

Normally, Schumann resonance cannot affect the human brain because your brain also creates a similar electromagnetic wave at the same frequency. But we can’t be so sure with the rising resonance levels, can we? Just like electromagnetic radiation, our brain has frequency bands with the most common being; alpha, delta, beta, and theta. These are responsible for:

• Alpha – initiates mind and body coordination, alertness, calmness and eventually learning.
• Delta – triggers drowsiness which results in creativity and intuition.
• Beta – significant when our brain is highly processing information like when you have anxiety attacks, or just heightened alertness.
• Theta – Creates fantasies and day dreaming. This is the frequency that corresponds to Schumann’s 7.83Hz.

To maintain a harmonious rhythm, we all need to practice coherence regularly through meditation. Be aware of your presence at all times. Meditation, whether guided or self can help us transcend to higher beings. That way, your mind, and heart walk on the same path without distractions.

You can also listen to moderate tempo music to create the right frequency in your brain occasionally. Doing this, say once a week, will restore calm and induce creativity amid all the hustle and bustle of today’s life.