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I changed my outfit and now I seem to be a little Pippi (Longstocking/Langstrumpf) with a Rasta haircut (dreadlocks) ... it's really fun ...
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We encountered this Sadhu or holy man early one morning in Jaisalmer, India. He is known locally as "the Sadhu who looks after the blind lady" and he kindly agreed to pose for our cameras in return for a donation for the lady.
A Sadhu's "jata" or dreadlocks, here twisted up in a crownlike bundle, are an important symbol of commitment to his life of devotion. The longer the dreadlocks, the longer his spiritual journey has been. With a touch of pride, he eventually took down his dreadlocks to show us. They reached to almost his knees, clearly representing many years of devotion.
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10cc - "Dreadlock holiday"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUNTk5xsxk4
I was walkin′ down the street
Concentratin' on truckin′ right
I heard a dark voice beside of me
And I looked round in a state of fright
I saw four faces one mad
A brother from the gutter
They looked me up and down a bit
And turned to each other
I say
I don't like cricket oh no
I love it
I don't like cricket no no
I love it
Don′t you walk thru′ my words
You got to show some respect
Don't you walk thru′ my words
'Cause you ain′t heard me out yet.
Well he looked down at my silver chain
He said I'll give you one dollar
I said you′ve got to be jokin' man
It was a present from me mother
He said I like it I want it
I'll take it off your hands
And you′ll be sorry you crossed me
You′d better understand that you're alone
A long way from home.
And I say
I don′t like reggae no no
I love it
I don't like reggae
I love it
Don′t you cramp me style
Don't you queer me pitch
Don′t you walk thru' my words
'Cause you ain′t heard me out yet.
I hurried back to the swimming pool
Sinkin′ Pena Calarda
I heard a dark voice beside me say
Would you like something harder
She said I've got it you want it
My harvest is the best
And it you try it you′ll like it
And whollow in a Dreadlock Holyday.
And I say
Don't like Jamaica oh no
I love her
Don′t like Jamaica oh no
I love her oh yea
Don't you walk thru′ her words
You got to show some respect
Don't you walk thru' her words
′Cause you ain′t heard her out yet.
I don't like cricket
I love it Dreadlock Holiday
I don′t like reggae
I love it Dreadlock Holiday
Don't like Jamaica
I love her Dreadlock Holiday.
I wanted dreadlocks for as long as I can remember but I never got around to it.. then I lost my hair from chemotherapy last year but it's growing back thicker & faster than ever.
I have almost 6 inches of natural dark curly hair right now - I'm wearing a dread wig in this self-portrait from an indoor tent set I built in January 2020, and I've been wearing another dark dreadlock wig I made from a normal wig, but I'm thinking it might soon be time to properly weave some in.
I try to regularly reinvent myself & experiment with identity through creative expression. I think for many, the fear of being ridiculed or judged for not dressing or looking a certain way stops them from expressing who they are or who they want to be, which is quite tragic considering we only have a certain number of years on this planet to make an impact and live with as much freedom and self-acceptance as possible.
But 34, (as I now am) or 74, it is never too late to reinvent yourself physically or mentally, or your values, just make sure you do so for yourself and no-one else.
"Dreadlocks" veut dire, approximativement, "mèches qui font peur". Peur à qui ? Déjà aux coiffeurs. Le mien leur reproche leur côté salissant.
Le rasta n'en a cure. En tout cas, qui dit "rasta" dit "dreadlocks". Et vice-versa. Pour quelle raison ?
Le premier des rastas, Marcus Garvey avait le cheveu court. Dans les années 20, c'était un prêcheur qui prônait dans le quartier noir de Harlem à New York le retour en Éthiopie, où régnait celui qui, pour lui, était le dieu vivant qui mènera le dernier combat contre le mal : l'empereur Ras Tafari, plus connu sous le nom de Haïlé Sélassié. A l'époque, pas de look rasta. Sur ses photos, Marcus Garvey pose en uniforme d'opérette avec un bicorne.
Il faudra attendre que le mouvement se développe en Jamaïque dans les années 40 pour voir surgir les premiers rastas : des rebelles des montagnes qui ont décidé que l'herbe était le seul Saint Sacrement. Ils vivent en communauté, finissent par s'inventer une vraie religion, inspirée de la Bible. C'est dans le livre des Nombres (6.5) qu'ils dénichent une phrase qui prescrit le port du cheveu long, non peigné, en crinière de lion : "Aussi longtemps que le voué à Dieu sera consacré par son vœu, le rasoir ne passera pas par sa tête ; jusqu'à ce que se soit écoulé le temps pour lequel il s'est voué à Dieu, il sera consacré et laissera croître librement sa chevelure."
"Aucun objet tranchant n'approchera la tête du juste" ... qu'en pensez-vous les artistes ?
I feel so different without wearing my eyeliner. I guess I did get attached to it a bit. But I don't miss it that much.
So here it is .... the evolution of my dreads over the last 3 years. It is still amazing to me, looking at what the end result was on Day 1 (which actually took 2x12 hour days). I can't wait to see what they look like at year 4, 5, 6, .... 15??? I'm really enjoying the journey.
I'm leaving them up for a bit until the roots look a bit better. I hate the bald spots right now, but I was told they will fuz up a bit and cover nicely. We did thick and thin dreads and left the front fringe undreaded and wispy. Love them!
Update: Just washed them in hot water and a little watered down dish soap to get the wax out. They feel SO much better and look SO much better! Little fuzzy, but I like them this way!
Armanath Yatra June 2011
Pilgrims on their way to the ice cave at Armanath, near Chandinwari Valley in Kashmir.
www.dreadhats.com has dreadlock hats that are trendy and chic looking. Not your average rasta hat store