The Spiritual Significance of Women's Head Coverings | Stories About the Lord
02.08.2025 Category: Head Covering
Women have received a special force from God to accompany them on their noble mission on Earth. The Light offers teachings that inform women about certain important aspects of their lives that are often overlooked, with the aim of advancing their spiritual evolution. It is in this context that The Light has chosen to address the topic of women wearing hats or head coverings, a subject considered to be significant. The aim is to provide clarification and advice to help people better understand the issues surrounding this practice.
Since Creation, women have had a THIN LAYER around their heads that covers and protects the force they received from God. Women themselves are unaware of this reality surrounding them and that which must be protected on Earth by wearing a hat.
All women who cover their heads with a hat, veil or other covering are unaware of this thin layer beneath these accessories; nevertheless, it is recommended that all women cover their heads.
There are different ways for women to cover their heads. They can wear hats or use fabrics, scarves and other accessories, depending on their culture or personal preferences. In some traditions, covering the head can have special meaning and can symbolize various values or beliefs.
These teachings are intended to help people, particularly women, understand the importance of protecting the Light Force layer on their heads. This is not a matter of culture, custom or obligation to any group of people.
In ancient times, servants of the Light received messages that they were tasked with passing on to their community to promote harmonious living. One such message, given to Abraham, recommended that women wear clothing covering their entire bodies, as well as a veil for their heads.
Abraham passed on the messages he received from God to his community, and its members of the group followed these recommendations. Over time, wearing the veil became mandatory for various reasons that are not directly related to the original spiritual practice. It is important for everyone, including young girls who wear a veil, to understand the reason for this practice, which goes beyond traditional religious or cultural justifications.
In the Afterlife, various accessories are used to cover the head, the most noble of these is wearing a hat. A wide variety of materials are used to make and decorate hats for this purpose. It should be noted that the body shape of earthly humans differs from those in the Afterlife. Hats designed to be worn in the Afterlife do not have the same shape as hats intended for human heads on Earth. The morphology of the head also differs between these two worlds. However, the perception of colours remains the same in the two worlds. It is primarily the shape of the body that differs between the two. While the concept of colour remains similar in both places, it is mainly the shape that distinguishes them.
In the Afterlife, all women wear hats. Nurses in the Afterlife are distinguished by the colour of their hats: white, yellow or blue. Each colour has a special meaning and significance.
The nurses with white hats, who are in the majority, work mainly in the Infirmary assisting new arrivals after their journey to the Afterlife; they are the ones who welcome them as they pass through the Great Gate.
The nurses wearing yellow hats provide care intended to encourage and support individuals as they continue on their journey.
The nurses wearing blue hats are rarer; they intervene on behalf of the Light in specific cases requiring special attention. The hats worn by these nurses symbolize the force that accompanies them in their work.
At the School for Helpers in the Afterlife, women wear hats of various colours, such as yellow, green and blue.
Those in training to become Helpers in the Afterlife wear multicoloured hats. They wear outfits that match the colour of their hats.
On each island of the Planes of Creation, women wear hats of different colours and shapes. Those in high positions wear gold-trimmed outfits and specially designed hats decorated with pearls and gold. According to accounts, these hats are associated with a particular energy.
On the Island of Patmos, women are distinguished by the shape and colour of their hats. They gather in different places, and their affiliation to a group is determined by the colour of their hats.
Many young women from Patmos are present on Earth today. Some regularly feel the need to wear a hat, although they do not know why. It sometimes happens that they experience a strong vibration and spiritual connection when wearing a hat that matches the colour of their group of origin, which can influence their preferences for clothes of the same colour. Intuition often plays a role in choosing the appropriate colour.
At every spiritual celebration, they coordinate their outfits by wearing hats of the same colour, although the shapes may vary.
The Daughters of Patmos, incarnated on Earth, adapt elements of their island’s culture, including the "gelé" hat, which they introduced to Nigeria. This hat has become a traditional symbol that Nigerian women reinterpreted according to their own styles.
The inspiration for the hat commonly known as "Gele" came from the island of Patmos, where local women make it in various shapes. It should be noted that the name "Gelé" is not used on the island of Patmos, where different names are used.
This teaching aims to inform Nigerian women, as well as anyone else who wear this type of headdress, about its history and meaning. The inspiration came from the Daughters of Patmos, who incarnated in Nigeria in the past. Many elements of your culture are inspired by spiritual realities, as some spirits are inclined to imitate what exists in the Beyond in order to introduce it on Earth. However, these adaptations can sometimes distort the original form. Humans on Earth may add elements that do not accurately reflect the essence of what exists in the Afterlife.
Many Daughters of the Island of Patmos are present on Earth, bringing certain things with them. However, some do not follow God’s Will, adopting other habits.
It is common for women to cover the heads of newborns, a practice they believe protects their still very fragile skull. This custom was once motivated by the belief that it protected what they considered precious, namely the layer covering the infant’s head. Currently, some no longer systematically follow these practices and recommendations.
The Light plays an essential role in helping you acquire knowledge in areas that are still unfamiliar to you. Infants, whether girls or boys, require special protection for their heads, which are particularly vulnerable. In female newborns, this fragility coexists with the need for additional protection, symbolized not only by the layer, but also by a spiritual concept of force. Thus, covering their heads protects both their physical vulnerability and their spiritual essence.
Young girls follow fashion; they do not consider following the teachings and advice of the Light for their own well-being. Wearing wigs that cover the head is accepted by the Light, but only if they are noble and not extravagant, and do not distort the wearer’s face, making them unrecognizable. Wear wigs to cover what is precious on your head. Do not follow fashion.
The Light does not seek to impose a particular way of life on women, but rather to raise awareness of the value of everyday gestures, which young girls often neglect. Thus, covering one’s head is a practice that deserves to be understood for what it means and how important it is. The Light values free will and encourages everyone to make thoughtful choices that align with their personal convictions. Through Its messages, teachings and advice, It supports spiritual evolution without constraints or obligations. Furthermore, women are presented as an embodiment of force and potential on Earth.
In all endeavours, it is recommended to avoid excess and to favour judicious and appropriate choices that are recognized for their relevance and quality.
Servants of God are expected to behave exemplarily and commit to learning appropriate behaviours. Women's role as bearers of light on Earth requires them to be irreproachable. Servants must also be role models in the practice of wearing hats and veils, and master the different ways of covering their heads in accordance with recommended customs. Any negligence in this area may be perceived as a failure to comply with Divine Will.
This is not a new method that the Light wishes to teach God’s servants; it is a reminder to keep this teaching in mind regarding the wearing of hats and covering one’s head.
It is not noble for a woman servant of God to stand before people without covering her head. There are various ways to cover a woman’s head. This is what God’s Will requires. Nowadays, women can use various accessories to cover their heads.
Spiritual teachings and advice are intended to advance your spiritual evolution. Each woman is encouraged to choose a comfortable solution that allows her to cover her head.
Women should strive to present themselves nobly and dignifiedly in public, showing their best side when in the presence of others, as many things can happen outside the home. Other people’s gazes are not always kind. The Star of Light that you carry within you, if you do not know how to protect it, will make you vulnerable to attacks from the darkness and its agents. Seek to surround yourself with good vibrations; this is important. Keep your body pure.
Women should not expose their bodies to the gaze of others. Darkness knows the Force of God that resides within women, which is why it seeks to destroy what is important in them: THEIR FORCE. The Light is not only for the servants of the Light, but for all women.
From birth, the Lord wore a hat to cover His head, as instructed by a wise woman sent by the Light to assist with the birth. She followed Theresa from the fifth month of pregnancy until the Lord’s arrival. A hat was always placed on the Lord’s head.
As He grew up, He continued to wear this hat, sometimes even forgetting to take it off before going to sleep; His brother would then remind Him to remove it for the night.
He did not allow other people to touch His head. During His childhood, His older brother took care of His hair, and after he left home, a designated servant took over this role. Later, the Lord’s uncle brought a hairdresser to the house who was known for his seriousness and spirituality.
When the Lord was seven years old, on returning home from school one day, it was raining and the wind was blowing strongly. The wind blew away His hat. Due to His heart condition, He could not run quickly enough to catch it.
Wanting to avoid being seen without a hat, He went to hide near the school, away from the others. He looked for a place with a toilet, went inside, and used His undershirt to cover His head. He then took a less travelled route home to avoid acquaintances, finally arriving home a little late.
Oscar Ernst’s mother, Theresa, was surprised to see Him come home with His undershirt on His head. Oscar briefly explained the situation, then rushed to His room to choose a more appropriate hat. He then asked his mother to keep the story confidential to avoid being teased by His brothers.
In Los Angeles, as He was disembarking from a crowded train, the Lord forgot to lower His head at the exit. In His haste, His hat fell onto the train, which departed with the doors already closed.
He quickly went to a shop to buy a new hat. Although surrounded by strangers, He was embarrassed by their insistent stares, as if they recognized Him, which made Him even more uncomfortable that day. Still feeling uneasy, He purchased another hat in a second store. Unsatisfied, He finally returned to His inn, sweating profusely.
The Lord rarely showed anger. He could express concern in certain situations, but did not react with rage. The hat He wore served to hide what was going on around His head. Without a hat, the Force exerted pressure upon Him and could influence those around Him, who could sense it as well. When He was agitated, He sweated profusely. He would then quickly leave to find a quiet place to himself, which allowed Him to return to normal perspiration.
Changes in Hat-Wearing During Worship HoursAt the Mountain, women wore hats and long dresses during hours of contemplation. However, the situation changed when some began to distinguish between the hats worn by bourgeois women and those worn by women who could not afford a quality hat.
Since Creation, women have had a THIN LAYER around their heads that covers and protects the force they received from God. Women themselves are unaware of this reality surrounding them and that which must be protected on Earth by wearing a hat.
All women who cover their heads with a hat, veil or other covering are unaware of this thin layer beneath these accessories; nevertheless, it is recommended that all women cover their heads.
There are different ways for women to cover their heads. They can wear hats or use fabrics, scarves and other accessories, depending on their culture or personal preferences. In some traditions, covering the head can have special meaning and can symbolize various values or beliefs.
These teachings are intended to help people, particularly women, understand the importance of protecting the Light Force layer on their heads. This is not a matter of culture, custom or obligation to any group of people.
In ancient times, servants of the Light received messages that they were tasked with passing on to their community to promote harmonious living. One such message, given to Abraham, recommended that women wear clothing covering their entire bodies, as well as a veil for their heads.
Abraham passed on the messages he received from God to his community, and its members of the group followed these recommendations. Over time, wearing the veil became mandatory for various reasons that are not directly related to the original spiritual practice. It is important for everyone, including young girls who wear a veil, to understand the reason for this practice, which goes beyond traditional religious or cultural justifications.
In the Afterlife, various accessories are used to cover the head, the most noble of these is wearing a hat. A wide variety of materials are used to make and decorate hats for this purpose. It should be noted that the body shape of earthly humans differs from those in the Afterlife. Hats designed to be worn in the Afterlife do not have the same shape as hats intended for human heads on Earth. The morphology of the head also differs between these two worlds. However, the perception of colours remains the same in the two worlds. It is primarily the shape of the body that differs between the two. While the concept of colour remains similar in both places, it is mainly the shape that distinguishes them.
In the Afterlife, all women wear hats. Nurses in the Afterlife are distinguished by the colour of their hats: white, yellow or blue. Each colour has a special meaning and significance.
The nurses with white hats, who are in the majority, work mainly in the Infirmary assisting new arrivals after their journey to the Afterlife; they are the ones who welcome them as they pass through the Great Gate.
The nurses wearing yellow hats provide care intended to encourage and support individuals as they continue on their journey.
The nurses wearing blue hats are rarer; they intervene on behalf of the Light in specific cases requiring special attention. The hats worn by these nurses symbolize the force that accompanies them in their work.
At the School for Helpers in the Afterlife, women wear hats of various colours, such as yellow, green and blue.
Those in training to become Helpers in the Afterlife wear multicoloured hats. They wear outfits that match the colour of their hats.
On each island of the Planes of Creation, women wear hats of different colours and shapes. Those in high positions wear gold-trimmed outfits and specially designed hats decorated with pearls and gold. According to accounts, these hats are associated with a particular energy.
On the Island of Patmos, women are distinguished by the shape and colour of their hats. They gather in different places, and their affiliation to a group is determined by the colour of their hats.
Many young women from Patmos are present on Earth today. Some regularly feel the need to wear a hat, although they do not know why. It sometimes happens that they experience a strong vibration and spiritual connection when wearing a hat that matches the colour of their group of origin, which can influence their preferences for clothes of the same colour. Intuition often plays a role in choosing the appropriate colour.
At every spiritual celebration, they coordinate their outfits by wearing hats of the same colour, although the shapes may vary.
The Daughters of Patmos, incarnated on Earth, adapt elements of their island’s culture, including the "gelé" hat, which they introduced to Nigeria. This hat has become a traditional symbol that Nigerian women reinterpreted according to their own styles.
The inspiration for the hat commonly known as "Gele" came from the island of Patmos, where local women make it in various shapes. It should be noted that the name "Gelé" is not used on the island of Patmos, where different names are used.
This teaching aims to inform Nigerian women, as well as anyone else who wear this type of headdress, about its history and meaning. The inspiration came from the Daughters of Patmos, who incarnated in Nigeria in the past. Many elements of your culture are inspired by spiritual realities, as some spirits are inclined to imitate what exists in the Beyond in order to introduce it on Earth. However, these adaptations can sometimes distort the original form. Humans on Earth may add elements that do not accurately reflect the essence of what exists in the Afterlife.
Many Daughters of the Island of Patmos are present on Earth, bringing certain things with them. However, some do not follow God’s Will, adopting other habits.
It is common for women to cover the heads of newborns, a practice they believe protects their still very fragile skull. This custom was once motivated by the belief that it protected what they considered precious, namely the layer covering the infant’s head. Currently, some no longer systematically follow these practices and recommendations.
The Light plays an essential role in helping you acquire knowledge in areas that are still unfamiliar to you. Infants, whether girls or boys, require special protection for their heads, which are particularly vulnerable. In female newborns, this fragility coexists with the need for additional protection, symbolized not only by the layer, but also by a spiritual concept of force. Thus, covering their heads protects both their physical vulnerability and their spiritual essence.
On Wearing Wigs
Young girls follow fashion; they do not consider following the teachings and advice of the Light for their own well-being. Wearing wigs that cover the head is accepted by the Light, but only if they are noble and not extravagant, and do not distort the wearer’s face, making them unrecognizable. Wear wigs to cover what is precious on your head. Do not follow fashion.
The Light does not seek to impose a particular way of life on women, but rather to raise awareness of the value of everyday gestures, which young girls often neglect. Thus, covering one’s head is a practice that deserves to be understood for what it means and how important it is. The Light values free will and encourages everyone to make thoughtful choices that align with their personal convictions. Through Its messages, teachings and advice, It supports spiritual evolution without constraints or obligations. Furthermore, women are presented as an embodiment of force and potential on Earth.
In all endeavours, it is recommended to avoid excess and to favour judicious and appropriate choices that are recognized for their relevance and quality.
Servants of God are expected to behave exemplarily and commit to learning appropriate behaviours. Women's role as bearers of light on Earth requires them to be irreproachable. Servants must also be role models in the practice of wearing hats and veils, and master the different ways of covering their heads in accordance with recommended customs. Any negligence in this area may be perceived as a failure to comply with Divine Will.
This is not a new method that the Light wishes to teach God’s servants; it is a reminder to keep this teaching in mind regarding the wearing of hats and covering one’s head.
It is not noble for a woman servant of God to stand before people without covering her head. There are various ways to cover a woman’s head. This is what God’s Will requires. Nowadays, women can use various accessories to cover their heads.
Spiritual teachings and advice are intended to advance your spiritual evolution. Each woman is encouraged to choose a comfortable solution that allows her to cover her head.
Women should strive to present themselves nobly and dignifiedly in public, showing their best side when in the presence of others, as many things can happen outside the home. Other people’s gazes are not always kind. The Star of Light that you carry within you, if you do not know how to protect it, will make you vulnerable to attacks from the darkness and its agents. Seek to surround yourself with good vibrations; this is important. Keep your body pure.
Women should not expose their bodies to the gaze of others. Darkness knows the Force of God that resides within women, which is why it seeks to destroy what is important in them: THEIR FORCE. The Light is not only for the servants of the Light, but for all women.
Various Accounts Of the Lord Surrounding Hats
From birth, the Lord wore a hat to cover His head, as instructed by a wise woman sent by the Light to assist with the birth. She followed Theresa from the fifth month of pregnancy until the Lord’s arrival. A hat was always placed on the Lord’s head.
As He grew up, He continued to wear this hat, sometimes even forgetting to take it off before going to sleep; His brother would then remind Him to remove it for the night.
He did not allow other people to touch His head. During His childhood, His older brother took care of His hair, and after he left home, a designated servant took over this role. Later, the Lord’s uncle brought a hairdresser to the house who was known for his seriousness and spirituality.
When the Lord was seven years old, on returning home from school one day, it was raining and the wind was blowing strongly. The wind blew away His hat. Due to His heart condition, He could not run quickly enough to catch it.
Wanting to avoid being seen without a hat, He went to hide near the school, away from the others. He looked for a place with a toilet, went inside, and used His undershirt to cover His head. He then took a less travelled route home to avoid acquaintances, finally arriving home a little late.
Oscar Ernst’s mother, Theresa, was surprised to see Him come home with His undershirt on His head. Oscar briefly explained the situation, then rushed to His room to choose a more appropriate hat. He then asked his mother to keep the story confidential to avoid being teased by His brothers.
In Los Angeles, as He was disembarking from a crowded train, the Lord forgot to lower His head at the exit. In His haste, His hat fell onto the train, which departed with the doors already closed.
He quickly went to a shop to buy a new hat. Although surrounded by strangers, He was embarrassed by their insistent stares, as if they recognized Him, which made Him even more uncomfortable that day. Still feeling uneasy, He purchased another hat in a second store. Unsatisfied, He finally returned to His inn, sweating profusely.
The Lord rarely showed anger. He could express concern in certain situations, but did not react with rage. The hat He wore served to hide what was going on around His head. Without a hat, the Force exerted pressure upon Him and could influence those around Him, who could sense it as well. When He was agitated, He sweated profusely. He would then quickly leave to find a quiet place to himself, which allowed Him to return to normal perspiration.
