MGP GIST:Hair Weaves- Hair Sacrifice to Idol gods(Demons)

How many sisters wear hair weaves sacrificed to idol gods? How many sisters come to the church house with weaves sacrificed to idols? Let's explore the ramifications of a sister in the church wearing a weave of human hair that was sacrificed to idol gods. I remember a couple years ago when my older sister was preaching.  Right in the middle of her sermon, the Holy Spirit told her to tell the sisters in the congregation to be careful where they get their hair weaves from, because some of the human hair had been sacrificed to idols.  About a week later my sister's friend was watching an episode of National Geographic in which they did a story about women in India who sacrifice their hair to idols.  Their sacrificed hair was then sold for profit.  This was confirmation of the Word given by my sister.

In India hair is a big export to the United States.  It brings in millions of dollars to the Hindu temples whose worshipers come to the temple to sacrifice there hair.

In the Hindu faith it is a testament that men and women shave their hair in the temple. Pilgrims make their way from surrounding areas to offer up their hair. A good of example of this in the Indian city of Tripalu.  An estimated 20 million pilgrims each year and offer up hair sacrifices to the god Vishnu.  It costs about $120 million per year to maintain the temple and most of the revenue to support it comes from the sale of human hair (source/source).
One of the main reasons why people sacrifice their hair is because they have no money to give to the gods.  Instead, they offer their hair as a sacrifice.  Temples usually make $200 to $300 per kilogram of sacrificed hair that goes to a middle man.  The money is then used to support pilgrims and community programs (source).

Who is the god Vishnu to whom they sacrifice their hair? Vishnu is the second god in the Hindu triumvirate.  He is seen as the protector and preserver of the universe.  His role is to come back to earth to restore the balance between good and evil(here). It is said that Vishnu has been incarnated at least nine times.  Hindus believe he will be reincarnated a tenth time at the close of the end of this world. Does this sound like the coming of the Anti-Christ? Nevertheless, these sacrifices that are offered to Vishnu could be otherwise categorized as sacrifices to devils.