A speaker reframes stretch marks as warrior scars and wrinkles as wisdom, calling herself a divine creation. She links unruly hair to Native American beliefs about perception, building a spiritual case for accepting your body as it is.
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need to close out the body shame and the, and the how it is such a 3D farce. Because once you can see your body like that, like now I'm just like, I am a divine creation. If I have stretch marks, it's a, it's like, it's like warrior scars for the journey that I've been on. If I've got wrinkles, it's wisdom from the life and the knowledge that I have absorbed by embodying all those experiences. If I have crazy hair, well, that's going to be standard probably forever. That's just there. But I don't know, I think my crazy hair is kind of like little antennas picking up on energy. Um, a bit like what they said, that's when they cut off the Native American Indians' hair for when they would send them to war, and they lost a lot of their ability to read things and stuff. So they do say that hair is like an energy Antenna. So, well, I've got plenty of that, um, and I am just coming on here crazy now.