We had dealt with ankle chain, its significance and use.
Today, we will briefly look at toe rings.
Toe rings are worn as anti poison or juju dropped on the floor! Like acha ere.
If you wear it and marches where there is juju, it will conduct the effect off you.
They are mostly made of copper, which is a good conductor. It acts in the same manner like thunder protector installed on top of a house and its cable buried in the earth to act as neutral.
Moreover, toe rings for women, have deep ties to spirituality and holistic well-being.
They are believed to stimulate specific pressure points on the toes, connecting the body’s energy and promoting balance.
The nerve of the second toe finger is thought to pass via the heart and be related to the uterus. As a result, wearing a toe ring on it helps to keep the uterus’ blood pressure in check. It also aids in the control of a woman’s menstrual cycle.
But these days, people wear toe rings as mere ornaments a sexual appeal to those who are turned on by feet/legs. Psychologists call them feet fetish or podophilia.
Despite this woke use of toe rings, some people still wear them as they were worn meant to be won-to wad off any poison that one may contact by stepping on it.
Toe Rings; Why Wear Them?
