I wore a headscarf after shabbat prayer and left it on and I tell ya it feels really good

[teresa]

I cannot believe how soothing and comfy wearing a head scarf felt today. I am delightfully surprised.

Anyone else wearing one?

This is a good website and this scarf is light and breezy:

I found them on wrapunzel

I like this one too:

 

[musicalpilgrim]

I cannot believe how soothing and comfy wearing a head scarf felt today. I am delightfully surprised.

Anyone else wearing one?

This is a good website and this scarf is light and breezy:

I found them on wrapunzel

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I like this one too:

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I love scarves...will look them up later...grandchildren on the way....

 

[Willie T]

I got a new pair of shoes. They felt good, too.

 

[visionary]

There is a spiritual experience that goes with the wearing of the scarf. There is a spiritual reason for wearing one too. Paul said it was something that women should do because of angels. Those who use the scarf as their "closet" for prayers know the spiritual experience.

 

[teresa]

@visionary, it felt wonderful. It was something I chose for myself. It was deeply spiritual, between god and myself and I did it for that reason alone. No one chose it for me. I had complete freedom to chose to wear it-no one made me, shunned me or embarrassed me or coerced me into doing it.

The perks that came along with it were that my hair stayed out of my face, the world was quieter like when there is a fresh blanket of snow on the ground, and it felt soothing like a hug.

My mind felt more orderly and focused, and I felt a special sense of gods honor or presence with me all day.

no worries about spays or gels or pins....just more peace and focus on god.

 

[Yusuphhai]

Yeah, Happy with some things with Jewish tradition.
my Kippah style is No.5:

 

[teresa]

Yeah, Happy with some things with Jewish tradition.
my Kippah style is No.5:

thanks...I never knew there were so many choices for the men. Do they mean something different for each style?

 

[teresa]

I'm loving this one:

 

[Yusuphhai]

beautiful headscarf.

I don't know much about Kippah, so quote from Wikipedia.
About the Types and variation
Kippah - Wikipedia

Etymology
The term kippah (Hebrew: כיפה‎) literally means 'dome'. The same concept is used in Islam, in which the term taqiyah, which refers to a skullcap worn for religious purposes, is derived from (Persian: طاق‎) which also means 'dome'.
The Yiddish term yarmulke is derived from Ukrainian or Polish jarmulka, though it is often associated with an Aramaic phrase meaning 'in awe of the king'.

 

[Dave-W]

Do they mean something different for each style?

Not really. Some groups will have particular types, like groups around a lot of islamics will use a pill box style:

Most chassidic and haredi orthodox will wear a plain black kippa. Often that is under a specific style of hat: