Yes!

I had a similar experience at n pray to deal with my pride and letting God lead my life fully. I never knew of Christian head covering and for 2 months straight every single video and article I saw, it didn’t matter if I researched food, homeschooling, cleaning, etc, the creator would be a head covering woman. Yep, my pride was that strong it took 2 months of Holy Spirit showing me the way before I tried. It was immediately freeing and just a great symbol that God is the head and I don’t have to make all the decisions on my own. I need to seek God and my husband is also capable of making choices for our family, especially in areas that stress me or we can’t compromise on I can relinquish it to him.

I have the same concerns about being mistaken for a Muslim; the deliberate stray hairs would fix that, but then I think I'd just look like a Gypsy?

One Of Your French Girls yeah what I’ve been thinking to do is have some styles that cover less hair on occasion and maybe not obsess with keeping it on if it’s not a time of prayer but as a nice accessory. I’m not incredibly sure but it’s definitely a worth while journey☺️

Same!

God knows your heart 💗 other people's opinions don't matter. I've been covering for about a month. People look at me weird, some embrace it. I love it! Especially as a white woman, people aren't expecting me to cover my head because white women usually don't .The only Christians who have disagreed with me covering my head for God were honestly the white ones, which I think has its roots in racism. If you feel like you want to cover your head, go for it!! I wish you well!

Honestly, only the people who really care about you or are interested are going to ask. You will get looks but it's ok. Do not fear for you are following the Lord's commandments for you. We are the strong women of the Lord and are to set examples for others in our communities, and the more of us that do it the more common it becomes and the more comfortable other women will feel doing it because you had the courage to set the example. Jesus did not come to unite but to divide. We are supposed to stand out and stand apart. If you need to just do as I do, wear a cross necklace as well. We are women of the Lord!!!! YES!

I post on the subject of head coverings a lot. The hair itself is the covering. A woman's hair should be somewhat (or much) longer than men's .The covering is the hair. It is the only way this can make sense. (I have a short essay on this. Reply if desired.)

That's bad because a head wrap's purpose is making a woman less attractive.

@@arrr3557 I think the purpose of a headwrap is so we don't 'show off' our hair (styling it for the sole purpose of attention)

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbSChpCJuMW7pZs.html Do watch it folks

@@arrr3557 I don't think it is to make a woman less attractive it is to allow the woman to be modest and yet feminine. Being attracted to a modest woman is a good sign that the man is also Godly.

Leander Rubinstein Not all attraction is sexual.

me too!

It is hard being alone in what the Lord is calling you to. May the Lord continue to bless you in courage and perseverance as you follow what He has put on your heart!

Me too ,, I wonder if people will look at us weird, but I guess it doesn't matter if they do

@Eliya Kachelmyer Amen! I do the exact same

Same, did you start wearing it?

@@andriciloredana8112 yes and it's great. It's a wonderful feeling

If you read about head covering even on Wikipedia it tells that head covering was originally Christian, but the Bible records that Rebekah wore a head covering in the book of Genesis so it certainly isn’t cultural appropriation.

The Buff headwrap works pretty well with Shaina's hair type and does not slip. It would be worth a try!

I switch up styles a lot and I love majority/full hair wraps. I do it for personal reasons and I love it. I do get a lot of bigotry from people and it sucks, but I am learning how to tell them to mind their own business. These are the same people who hate that I have a Filipino bf so it isn't like their opinions are very valid.

Do whatever makes your heart happy. Screw everyone who passes judgement. I'm a white woman and wrap my head simply because I find it beautiful. Will people pass judgement? Sure, there are close minded and hateful people everywhere. You will also run into many people from all walks of life who see the beauty/self expression in head wrapping and stop you just to tell you how beautiful your wraps are/ask you where they can find wraps like yours/how to wrap like that ♥️ Live true to yourself and the rest will follow ✌️

Hey Cindy, You did spell it correctly! You can find buffs on Amazon. Blessings, The Harvest

And what was your question?

Sorry if it was confusing, but my hair is short like shoulder length and I want to do it, but I figured out how to make it work

If you still want advice I recommend wrapunzels bun scrunchie. My hair wise even shorter and that is what I use for turbans. Regular scrunchies may give less volume if the wrapunzel one is too much

Hey Sophia, Amazon has lots of great options for both and ships in a few days! Blessings, The Harvest

May I also give a plug to the ladies who run Wrapunzel? They have nice scarves too.

i recommend wrapunzel for non-slip headbands and/or shapers, but for scarfs try to thrift! you can get all sorts of gorgeous scarfs that work perfectly, for much cheaper than if you bought them online. i thrifted my current favourite scarfs for £1 and £3.50 respectively!

Jesus loves you :) He sabes and He's the way to the Father (for He himself is God), the truth and the life

@@jesusislordandlovesyou3853 I don’t believe in Jesus’ divine power but it’s good you do!

Hey! Maybe try covering your hair on the hairline but not tucking your ears into the head covering? That way your ears wont have anything touching them. - The Harvest

Here is a list of places Shaina likes to get her headcoverings from! The wrap Shaina prefers underneath her Ruth and Naomi head wrap is called a Buff Original linked here: buffusa.com/shop-buff/women/multifunctional-headwear-category/original-family.html The tichel she prefers (seen in Ruth) is an Israeli Lurex Tichel with silver threads which can be purchased here: www.thetichelshop.com/tichels.html#!/Lurex-tichels-with-silver-threads/c/609623/offset=0&sort=addedTimeDesc The longer, thin fabric used in Naomi is a FLOW headwrap from The Wrap Life linked here: thewrap.life/ Headwraps used in most of the videos such as Ava, Saturn, and Lily can be found at both The Wrap Life (linked above) or Fanm Djanm: www.fanmdjanm.com/headwraps/ Another popular site often used for headcoverings is wrapunzel linked here:wrapunzel.com/product-category/scarves-tichels/ We hope this helps!

Hey Karim! You might not be doing anything wrong! It could be that your hair type lends to sliding more. A recommendation would be trying out bobby pins right above your ears to hold your covering in place. Blessings!

@@GraftedInDotCom Thank you. I’ll try that.

Can I recommend you try a velvet headband. I have straight fine hair and my velvet headband keeps my wrap on all day. There are plenty on Amazon at various prices. Mine was a cheap one and it is fine.

@@dee4174 Thank you

Hey Greymar! The wrap Shaina prefers underneath her head wrap is called a Buff Original linked here: buffusa.com/shop-buff/women/multifunctional-headwear-category/original-family.html The other wrap is an Israeli Lurex Tichel with silver threads which can be purchased here: www.thetichelshop.com/tichels.html#!/Lurex-tichels-with-silver-threads/c/609623/offset=0&sort=addedTimeDesc When stepping into the journey of headcovering, many women struggle to find confidence in wearing their headcovering outside the home as it is not culturally acceptable in the western mindset. That confidence comes with time, and understanding and reaping the blessings that are associated with headcovering. Start with baby steps and grace! Many blessings!

I don't think so. All the headcovering channels/sites I visit have women from all sorts of creeds; some who are not religious at all and some who cover b/c hair loss. You might want to prepare for a lot of questions, though- regardless whether you cover for religious or other reasons.

Plenty of cultures and religions cover :) Nobody has a monopoly on head wraps!

I literally heard a still small voice say “cover your hair” as I was washing my hair getting ready to go to the grocery store.

@@jamey8885 you may want to see a doctor for assistance then

Muslims say any woman can cover - they won't consider it cultural appropriation.

Hello Luna! You do not need a cover underneath. Shaina prefers to use one underneath to help with any slipping that could occur. It really depends on your hair type. Blessings!

You can use wig headband instead..i started using it recently and they work great :)

People of all cultures cover for lots of reasons! I'm newish to covering due to medical reasons as well, and everyone has been really welcoming!

I’m a Christian woman and this has been on my heart. I say cover your hair if/when you want, and don’t worry about anyone else.

Head covering is not a closed cultural practice - many religions and cultures cover their hair for a variety of reasons.

You need a velvet headband

I have velvet headbands and shaper from Wrapunzel. They're great.

Very good Question 🤔 Saturn is named after the Roman god of wealth and agriculture; its astronomical symbol (♄) represents the god's sickle and this ministry is called “The Harvest”. We can all decide for ourselves now what is truth or deception.

Marcella Dyer yes, I am very familiar with it as I used to worship Saturn when I was in the occult but now that I am worshiping YHWH I am shocked to see this symbol used for following Yeshua.

The short answer is that we do not use a Saturn symbol we use a star symbol. BTW - Saturn is a planet, not a star. Our star symbolizes the Star of Jacob (Israel) as found in Numbers 24. This Star of Israel would later find traction in the person and ascension of David, son of Jesse, who would become a messianic King over all of Israel. From his descendants would come the Messiah, who is also is associated with a symbol of a star. His name is Yeshua, son of David, “the bright morning star” (Rev. 22). As one can see, the symbol of a star representing Israel, King David, and ultimately the Messiah, goes all the way back to the days of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. That pagans also use star and or planet symbols for their gods does not in any way discredit or delegitimize God using star symbols to teach us about His Son, the Messiah of the world. This is why we employ the Star of David. It represents the Messiah! I know this can be confusing. The enemy has always stolen God’s ideas and ways, perverting them for his own use. He is the master counterfeiter. So, if some pagans use star symbols for their planetary deities, you can expect them to resemble what God has already given us as symbols for His truths. That is the essence of counterfeiting. It is designed to confuse people. I hope this very brief explanation helps.

The Harvest yes, I really appreciate you taking the time to explain that. Thank you, kindly. Yah bless.

I would say no. Women cover their heads for many reasons, beyond just religious. If you want to wrap, go ahead it’s not rude or cultural appropriation.

And Allah is the only God and jesus is his one of mighty messnager. May allah bless u

@Mary Carroll then who is father which sit next to him?

@Mary Carroll plus who raised him from death?

@Mary Carroll u confused ..God sit next to God? This is why I concerted been catholic to muslim. Make no sense God can't be in 3 versions God is only the God have messnegers. How come jesus can be God and eat and poo still?.

Great question! We are not aware of any command in the Torah that requires a women to cover her head or leave it bare. Sorry. This is probably not very helpful.

@@GraftedInDotCom thank you for the response.

@@GraftedInDotCom do you believe its a commandment or a new instruction by Paul in the new testament?

I have short hair and I'm just beginning to use head scarves. Wrapunzel has great velvet headbands (no slip) and shapers for some pouf. I love Andrea's products.

@Susan Kerr Humble, faithful obedience is sufficient for the truly wise "Daughters of Sarah". Remembering "7 God is greatly to be feared in the assembly of the saints, and to be had in reverence of all them that are about him." Psalms 89:7 (KJV)

YES it’s sad that i’m just know knowing that and reading about it. I’m 16 and i’m just glad I read about it now before it got too late. I want to start veiling and covering my head... We go by the bible but it’s just sad that I have never heard of this one part..

Women can do what they want

@@vcodyy6693 Obstinate, proud women, who are of the "Devil and his angels" always have done what they want, and always will do, as they are not meant for "Everlasting life" and "Everlasting Joy".....

@@earnestlycontendingforthef5332 I like the wrapping especially in summer but I would not make such a trouble over anything. Many Christian churches used some head covering while at mass. It seems that only St.Paul talked about this. It could be a way to avoid vain behaviour and comparison while praying. And yet when I went to Orthodox churches I was told to take off my Summer hat because as a sign of respect, so I Guess It all comes down to cultures and not all men get excited with female hair.

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May Jesus bless you :) He is the only way to God, He is God himself.

We are confident God loves and takes pride in all His children.

Best to see to the stick in your eye before scolding over the speck in someone else's.

Summer Britton what are you talking about .?not judging any one what a load of rubbish.see Jacky Juliyans video.the proper answer would be thank the Lord.you presume a lot about some else's motives.if you haven't bothered listening to Jacky Juliyans don't bother replying.in this ridiculous don't judge stuff .JESUS HATES SECULSR WIRLFLY MUSIC HE IS WARNING PEOPLE HE HAS TOLD HER HE DOESNT EVEN LISTEN TO HEBREW PRAISE MUSIC ,ITS A DISTRACTIO .WANT TO KNOW WHY CHURCHES ARE EMPTY ?BECAUSE JESUS HAS LET THEM BECOME EMPTY THECFALSE PASTERS ETC ARE IN HELK JESUS DIDNT WANT ANY MORE IN HELL.CATHOLICS NOT CHRISTIAN NEITHER ARE LUTHERANS .OR READING UNHOLY KORAN IN "CHURCH". JSCJY JULIYAN ACTUALLY MET JESUS.YOU NEED TO GAIN XISCERN MENT.PRIDE IS YOUR PRIBLEM.ITS A SNRAKY ONE IR GET S ME TOO.N RAP MUSIC .ITS NON NEGOTIABLE.using this to silence something that is actislky against Lord is not scolding.how do you know what motive it was said with.? its like telling some who is about to marry a divorced person remarriage is not allowed. or some no intimacy before marriage and along comes you says do not judge.what a thought less comment.same as saying no to some and do not judge being used to keep some from saying no to intimacy because the tryer on has been caught out.its same to you who stsndscthere wearing shorts etc telling another girl who has muscles" you'll get fat legs of you don't wear tracky bottoms.that's the kind if abuse we have to put up with from your sort.you judge others .don't allow us to speak up.how about lying to get domes kids taken offa them when they talk you about running 32km a day starving literally not having anything to eat for two weeks because your allegations you used to take kids away and stupid benefits dependency and fathers in house.judge ,you haven't got a clue.ask Lord for discernment before you take dust out of eye.and its log not stick.you not even a BELEIVERS.you have stuff like pepoa pig on your choices.you don't know what you talking about.rebuke your neighbour frankly so you do not participate in their sin.secular music is a sin it creates soul ties.whether you like it or not it does not glorify God Almighty.its forbidden.see Jacky's video.otherwise don't bother time is running out.go find out who yitzak kaduri is.there is no compromise UNDERSTAND.telling sine if a sin is not judging.and people are supposed to throw sexuLlu immoral people out of church did you know.if you don't admit your sin against a brother you can chucked out have you read Mathew 18 do you have it in your heart or is it just head k owledge? have you read bible?do you know Jesus says that the scriptures testify about him.?Go to him .FP you know it says fo not cause NY one to stumble or fall.look at the mistake in your comment.an is missing target.do you know there are gospel si gets I. he because they got record label hence it was not about glorifying God but money..?.

not only that but I do not desire to be exposed to music or smoke etc.either..

@@gissie391 Grant Me Not to Judge My Brother” Those familiar with Lenten liturgy will recognize the title as part of the Lenten “Prayer of St. Ephraim the Syrian”, which reads in part, “O Lord and Master of my life…grant me to see my own transgressions, and not to judge my brother, for You are blessed unto ages of ages.” This prayer is not the only part of our tradition which forbids us to judge. The counsel of the Desert Fathers is replete with admonitions not to judge our brethren. And Holy Scripture says the same. St. Paul says, “Let not him who eats disdain him who does not eat, and let not him who does not eat judge him who eats…Who are you to judge the servant of another? (Rom. 14:3f). St. James says the same: “Do not speak against one another, brethren. He who speaks against a brother or judges his brother speaks against the Law and judges the Law…There is only one Lawgiver and Judge” (James 4:11f). Such an apostolic attitude goes back to the Lord Himself. In His sermon on the mount, He said, “Judge not, lest you be judged. In the way you judge you will be judged…Why do you look at the speck in your brother’s eye, but do not notice the log in your own eye? First take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother’s eye ” (Mt. 7:1f). The teaching is clear: we are not to judge. But this is not the only part of our tradition which speaks about judging. In other New Testament passages we are commanded to judge. In his letter to the Corinthians, St. Paul said, “I wrote to you not to associate with any so-called brother if he should be immoral, or covetous, or an idolater, or a reviler, or a drunkard or a swindler-do not even eat with such a one. For what have I to do with judging outsiders? Do you not judge those within the church? But those who are outside, God judges. Remove the wicked one from among yourselves” (1 Cor. 6:11f). This command and expectation of judgment is echoed by the Lord as well: “Why do you not even on your own initiative judge what is right?” “Do not judge according to appearance, but judge with righteous judgment” (Lk. 12:57, Jn. 7:24). On the one hand, we are forbidden to judge, and on the other hand, we are commanded to judge. What’s going on? We are not the first ones to notice this apparent discrepancy in the tradition. St. John Chrysostom, that passionate and careful exegete, also noticed these varying counsels. In his homilies on the Sermon on the Mount, commenting on the Lord’s command “Judge not, lest you be judged”, the preacher of Antioch and Constantinople says the following: “What then? Ought we not to blame them that sin? Because Paul [in Rom. 14] also says the same thing: ‘Why do you judge your brother? Who are you to judge the servant of another?’...How then does Paul say elsewhere [in 1 Tim. 5], ‘Them that sin rebuke in the presence of all?’ And Christ too says to Peter [in Mt. 18], ‘If your brother sins, go and reprove him in private, and if he refuses to hear, take to yourself another also, and if even then he does not yield, declare it to the church’. And how has Christ set us clergy over so many to reprove, and not only to reprove, but also to punish?” Perhaps not surprisingly, Chrysostom could not only see the problem, but also its solution. We quote at length once again: “[In the command “Judge not, lest you be judged”, Christ speaks] to them that are full of innumerable ills, and are trampling upon other men for trifles. And I think that certain Jews too are here hinted at, for while they were bitterly accusing their neighbours for small faults that came to nothing, they were themselves committing deadly sins…And the Corinthians too, Paul did not command absolutely not to judge, but not to judge their own superiors; [they should] not refrain from correcting them that sin… ‘What then!’ you say, ‘if one commit fornication, may I not say that fornication is a bad thing, and correct him that is fornicating?’ Correct him, but not as a foe, nor as an enemy exacting a penalty, but as a physician providing medicine. For Christ did not say, ‘Do not stop him who is sinning’, but rather ‘judge not’-that is, ‘do not be bitter in pronouncing sentence’...Christ does not forbid judging, but commands you first to take out the log from your own eye, and only then set right the doings of the rest of the world”. It is in this extended bit from one of Chrysostom’s sermons (Homily 23 on Matthew’s Gospel), that we can see the common sense and pastoral care of the Church. The prohibitions against judging were never meant to suspend or blunt our moral faculties. They were never intended to induce moral confusion, wherein we could not recognize sin and brokenness for what they are, nor to induce a muddle-headed cowardice wherein we were reluctant to rebuke sin. Rather, the prohibitions against judging were meant to save us from Pharisaical self-righteousness, from a spiritual blindness which can see all sins except our own. It is fatally easy to arrogate to ourselves the roles of accuser, judge, and jury, and to condemn our brethren for trifles, when we ourselves commit either the same offenses or even greater ones. And let’s be honest: most of the time we judge our brethren, we condemn them for insignificant things-for making the Sign of the Cross “wrong”, for not fasting as we think they should, for indulging the same behaviours that we ourselves also often exhibit. And when we judge them, we do it because it makes us feel good: “O God, I thank You, that I am not as other men are…” Most of the time we judge others, we are dressed in the long robes of the Pharisees. At these times, the word of the Lord is clear: “Judge not, lest you be judged.” But there are other times when judgment is essential, and when it would be sinful not to do it. St. Paul mentioned these times, as did our Lord. Even the Law knew that there were times when love required open rebuke: “You shall not hate your brother in your heart; you may surely reprove your neighbour, and not incur sin because of him” (Lev. 19:17). This is especially the task of the clergy, who are set as watchmen upon the walls (see Heb. 13:17). To them especially applies the word to the watchmen: “When I say to the wicked, ‘O wicked man, you shall surely die,’ and you do not speak to warn the wicked from his way, that wicked man shall die in his iniquity, but his blood I will require from your hand” (Ezek. 33:8). If we love our brethren, and see them walking headlong into wickedness and disaster, we will surely reprove them. If we do not, they shall die in their iniquity, and some of their guilt will be ours. Though our Lord’s words about not judging are misused by many today, and made into an absolute, an ability to judge sin and a willingness to reprove it are crucial if the Church is to fulfill its role of spiritually forming her children. This ability to see and condemn sin is called by St. Paul aisthesis, sometimes translated “discernment, perception, insight, moral understanding”. Paul prayed that the love of his dear Philippians would “abound in all knowledge and aisthesis, so that [they] might approve the things which are excellent in order to be blameless for the Day of Christ” (Phil. 1:9-10). Their joy on the Last Day depended upon the health and growth of this moral faculty. Only by discerning which things were excellent and which things were sinful could they be blameless before Christ’s Judgment Seat. It is the same for us as well. The Church is a bulwark and pillar of the truth, a light shining in the midst of a dark and sinful world (1 Tim. 3:15, Phil. 2:15). We are charged by God with knowing what is true righteousness, and of living it in such a way so that all can see its beauty. We fail God, our children and ourselves if we allow the world to blunt our sense of the difference between righteousness and sin, if we become reluctant to see and judge sin for what it is. Our message is always, “Repent, for the Kingdom of heaven is at hand” (Mt. 4:17), and like the apostles we must go out and tell men to repent (Mk. 6:12). For this we need aisthesis, and a willingness to judge-starting with ourselves. The weary world languishes in sin, and desperately needs to be called home

Since you seem to be interested in the right way to do things. I mean no offense and don't think I'm better than anyone else. Merely trying my best to be a good witness. God bless you, sister.

They can’t control you... a lot of women in my country mexico wear it it’s often used in “brujería” witchcraft.. a lot of women in Latin countries wear it just because... trust me it’s not culture appropriation... wear what you want

The hair itself is the covering, as you seem to be suggesting. This is where covering went. Not a good place. ...the head should be veiled and the face covered... ” But I do not wish chaste women to afford cause for such praises to those who, by praises, hunt after grounds of censure; and not only because it is prohibited to expose the ankle, but because it has also been enjoined that the head should be veiled and the face covered; for it is a wicked thing for beauty to be a snare to men. Nor is it seemly for a woman to wish to make herself conspicuous, by using a purple veil. Would it were possible to abolish purple in dress, so as not to turn the eyes of spectators on the face of those that wear it! But the women, in the manufacture of all the rest of their dress, have made everything of purple, thus inflaming the lusts. -Clement of Alexandria (so-called early church father) about 198 A.D.

Because it clearly states in the word of God what women are intended to do?

Why get caught up in that though ? Just another way to cause division. The point is she’s being obedient and doing the head wrap

She actually did use the words Jewish Tichel

I am in the same boat as you man.