Namaste.
we’ll talk about two topics.
Topic 1: When to Cut Hair
Many times, people ask, “When should we cut our hair?”
The best days to do so are Wednesday and Friday.
You should never cut your hair on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, or Sunday.
Try to find time only on Wednesday or Friday for haircuts.
Topic 2: Disposing Old Clothes
We all use clothes, and after some time, we have to throw them away.
But many people make mistakes while doing so.
Black magic can also be done using the clothes you have worn.
For example, suppose I have been wearing this shirt for six months.
My vibrations are absorbed in this cloth.
If tomorrow this shirt falls into the wrong hands, and that person knows how to do black magic—or gets it done through someone else—then you are in trouble.
So, whenever you want to dispose of your old clothes, do two things:
- If you are staying in India:
Use cow’s urine (gomutra).
Sprinkle it on your old clothes and then throw them away.
You can put them in the garbage or anywhere else.
Even if you want to donate your old clothes, first sprinkle gomutra on them and then give them away. - If you are staying outside India:
It might be difficult to find gomutra.
In that case, make kapur (camphor) water.
Take a glass of water, add a couple of pieces of kapur, wait for half an hour, and then use that water to sprinkle on your old clothes before disposing of them.
Why This Matters
Many times, black magicians try to get hold of your old clothes.
Because you are unaware and innocent, you become a victim.
We live in a human world full of negative, cheap, and revengeful people who try to harm others.
Therefore, these precautions are very important—especially when it comes to your old clothes.
I wanted to share this message so that you can take good care of yourself and protect yourself from people who may try to harm you through black magic using your old clothes.
A Real-Life Example
Long back, I used to visit a great spiritual Master who lived in Alandi, near Pune.
He loved me a lot, and I loved him deeply too.
He must have been around 75 years old at that time.
One day, he told me, “There are many old clothes now. Take them and go to this address. Some monks from the Himalayas will be there. Give these clothes only to them.”
Imagine—he was sitting in Alandi, and the place he mentioned was about 35 km away.
When I went there, those monks were indeed present, and I gave them the clothes.
This is a real example of how great spiritual Masters are so careful even about disposing of their old clothes.
So, if they take such care, what about you and me?
We have to be even more careful.
Jai Shri Ganesha. Jai Guru