HEADGEAR

 

HEADGEARS

 

Head covering with different formats of headgears had been practiced since ages, by both MALES and FEMALES and that too under ALL RELIGIONS across the globe.

 

Though now a days this practice has been practiced by only those who associate themselves very close to their religious practices, like Pope and Nuns in all Churches cover their heads, all Jews cover their heads, all Zorashtrian priests cover their heads, all Muslims cover their heads and till last generation all Hindus too covered their heads 24 hours of day, which gradually got abolished after India getting independence.

 

If one observes old images / pictures of their great grandparents and that too in any religion, one will find their heads always covered with either a cap, turban, paghri, hat, scalves, Saree coverings or similar such head gears.

 

There are couple of reasons behind covering one's head and that includes:

 

The basic fundamental is to protect head from any external damages.

 

To avoid hairs from head that is also called as NASU to fall in our food / drink / operating body, that's the reason chefs and medical staff, cover their heads.

 

Christianity views head-covering as a symbol of submission to Divine authority.

 

Islam views the concept of head-covering as an expression of modesty and privacy.

 

In Hinduism, covering of head is treated as a mark of respect. Furthermore, the turban more commonly known as PAAGHRI was initially tied to keep the head cool. It was actually a way to escape from the blazing heat or to put succinctly a means to beat the scorching heat of sun.

 

In ancient times, looking to an individual’s Paagh-Paaghdi and Saafa’s sheer elegance & tightness, it could be said whether he was brave or coward, an upright man or honest or a thief.

 

In the African culture, head is covered to ward off evil spirits.

 

Head being the focal area for originating the 3G processes of GOOD THOUGHTS, GOOD WORDS & GOOD DEEDS, is the most powerful Center of spiritual knowledge called Lahian.

 

The head is an astral body part (Kehrpa) of human that requires a certain constant heat to function properly. The steady warm temperature in that area fortifies the most exalted part of the head that endows an individual with the power of creative thoughts, actions and reactions.

 

Those who are still continuing this practice of wearing a head gear commands all the respect from all the segments of society and we often hear people wearing these head gears saying PAGHDI KA MAAN RAKHAA.

Courtesy: https://worshipcosmetic.com