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WARNING - Do not try sungazing without first learning the proper times of the day to do it. Only within the first and last 30-60 minutes of sun light is safe.
Here is a pretty good short docu on sun gazing, covering some of the myths and misconceptions about it. Guy even goes to an eye doc to see if there has been any damage to his eyes after doing it for some time
part 1 of 2
http://youtu.be/m60latH_UFc
part 2 0f 2
http://youtu.be/cHfwAbn7jvQ
Ive been doing it for a long time now. Haven't gone blind yet. There is just a proper time to do it. I dont do it everyday. Just if I happen to feel like it or am up at sunrise. I did not start with the adding 10 seconds per day method. I just went by feel when I first started. Kinda like a feeling of being full or content and relaxed is when I would stop or if it starts to get to high in the sky. Its just a little extra battery charge every once in a while and feels good.
Who else in tha 10P is a sun Gazer. I think I only know of 2 others. Randall Dolf and the a Germany Instructor I think. I could be wrong. Anybody out there have any questions or experiences to share?
Sungazing -- Why I Stare At The Sun | in5d.com
http://youtu.be/BRN_Xwksih8
Vitamin D3 Synthesis - Video about how we make vitamin D from the sun through our skin. What other things are we transmuting from the sun with our body that we dont even know about
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http://youtu.be/bdf2qPJmC40
This guy is like the king of sun gazing. Hes been spreading it for years and trying to get more people to convert energy from the sun
http://youtu.be/D_ERDxxzvQE
i have never heard about this until now. i'm intrigued. i'll definitely be checking out a bunch of this material.
thanks a lot for sharing.
I seen a documentary about this, I thought it was interesting except one of main guys that promotes it claimed he hadn't eaten in years because he gets all his nutrients from the sun. Turns out they followed the guy around and he was caught on camera at a buffet grubbing down. Lol I dont remember his name but he was from India i think. Anyway pretty interesting subject and your right about Randall, not sure if he still does but Eddie was talking about it on an EBR.
That "Real life barbie doll" chick said the same thing. She get's all her nutrient from teh sun and by breathing air.
lol
Woahkayyyyyyy....
Anyways thanks for sharing Sean. You always post interesting stuff. I hope I get a chance to check some of these videos out at home.
Usually when there is something a bit mysterious, fakes are there first to make that money. Then that crap is all people have to reference from. Its that way with most mysterious things before they become widely known. I only know of one guy that was tested. I think he just needed boiled water or something. There was also that kid that sits under a tree but I dont know if he was tested by scientists or just watched for a bunch of days in a row. Supposedly real not eating ever is a practice that is not widely taught because it would disturb society. People need to work at there own speed learning about mysterious things or the negative energy from them not being ready to hear about something sometimes gets thrown at you and it just has a negative result. Like someone back in the day discovering that the earth revolves around the sun instead of the universe revolving around earth, being thrown in jail or executed for spreading truth... In ancient time men would climb up a cliff by rope into a cave then stay stuck in there. If they could not completely give up the attachment to food then they would die. I have to search for something I heard about a while back where an entire town did this practice together but dont teach outsiders or something like that. I forget the actual name of the practice. I have to look it up.
Gonna go on a super google search tonight for sun gazing studies and research done. Videos are just so much easier to go through
I was never told that you shouldn't look at the sun during sunrise or sunset?
In fact, I thought looking at the sunset/rise is something everyone does from time to time.
Yeah, meditating twice a day is good for you.
I encourage anyone who thinks they can do without eating to give it a try, start with 100 days. If you dont feel well just push through.
I forgot but I also used to look at the Sun since I was young. Just started doing it quickly to wake my eyes up when going outside always looking through squinted or closed eyes. Eventually I would look a little longer during the sunrise or sunset but that sun will make you go blind thing is all I ever heard. I forget when I first found out about sun gazing but I thought it was insane because the sun was gonna make em blindQuote:
Originally Posted by Aaron Gustaveson
Been looking for any scientific studies on this and all I can find is garbage. I think i will have to do my own experiments one day if I can find someone with energy scanning or brain imaging equipment that wont charge me an arm and a leg do do stuff
I remembered the name of the fasting qigong called Bigu. Most of the vids I found are in foreign languages. Have a feeling this lecture by a practitioner, is a decent but I dont have time to watch the whole thing because of the interpreting. Ill listen eventually
http://youtu.be/iiH4WrQ7jU8
Only thing I can find on experimenting so far is a documentary on this but it cost .50 cents a day. I guess its worth the rental tomorrow. At least 2 or 3 year old docu so hopefully they are giving it out free now. Have to search later.
This Yogi was watched for 10 days with security and cameras.
Snippet from "IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS LIGHT" - Yogi Prahlad Jani
http://youtu.be/_jLR3KaATUM
Found the video. He is caught in a restaurant but never seen eating. Gives a not so solid reason for being there and acts extremely guilty, but still not exactly caught. All the people making negative claims against him are anonymous. Also fishy and misleading about this video. Unless the email supposedly from him is real then he was never actually debunked. Doensnt mean he isnt being untruthful though. Seems like this was made more to turn people away from sun gazing then actual debunking. They shouldve followed him to the next city if they were serious about actually catching him with food in his mouth, but I guess that would be pretty costly. People accept human imperfection as a reason to invalidate something when we are all struggling with our own inner darkness that gets purged to the surface when you raise your light, frequency, vibration, religion, or spiritual practiceQuote:
Originally Posted by Anthony Herrera
Hira Ratan Manek - Debunked "kinda sorta but not really"
http://youtu.be/X8WRQ1dUXWw
Here's another good doc on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZM9iDdkKZ7M
For research, the best stuff I found was when I researched into the pineal gland and how it works. Just reading the wikipedia page on the pineal gland is very interesting.
I sun gazed consistently every day for four weeks when I was in LA. I had also switched to eating a completely raw diet at the time (stopped after 45 days). I was living right by Runyon park, so I walked to the viewpoint there every morning before light. I worked up to about 10-15 mins sun gazing. After gazing I would close my eyes and then standing meditate for an hour to an hour and half. It was really nice coupled with the raw diet. I felt about as clear as I've ever felt. But I also felt it detached me a bit.
When I moved away from that spot I wasn't in an area where I had access to sungaze so I stopped. It was a very relaxing and stimulating meditation, but I can't really say it's more than I could gain from any other hour long meditation practice. Whether or not there is direct benefit from looking at the sun, I knew there would at least be benefit in me changing my sleeping schedule to get up early, getting exercise in the morning, taking in sunlight and having consistent meditation. There also is a lot of good research behind getting bare feet on the ground for a certain amount of time everyday. The electrical grounding effect earth has on your system is important for taking away the buildup you get from all the electrical devices your body is constantly bombarded with.
I would like to finish the sun gazing protocol sometime, just to give it enough time for a genuine test and see if there are noticeable effects on energy and hunger. But lately I have pulled back on practicing deep meditation. I enjoy it a lot. It's stimulating, relaxing. I feel very zoned in / in flow etc. But lately I've felt that it's ultimately just increasing my detachment. I feel excessive deep meditation actually pulls me away from social connections into my own little world rather than helps me be in a better place to connect with people. It's a double edged sword because on one hand I better master my own moods, attention, ability to understand myself which translates to a better ability to understand others -- but on the other hand long deep meditations really pull you away from reality. It's nice to feel like you are connected to some "cosmic intelligence", or have a general sense of peace, ease and the idea that nothing matters. But when you are operating from these ideas, it makes it very hard to connect to the day to day life everyone else is involved in. And ultimately, I want to be involved and connected to people where they are at. I feel sometimes people allow themselves to get very detached from others through these practices and research in these types of areas rather than what should be the focus which is connecting better with ourselves and the people around us. But there is no doubt I have gained much from various deep meditation practices, and my thoughts on meditation in general are constantly changing.
sounds like an awesome way to meditate, Ive done it many times standing in streams/ on shore/ on the deck of a boat waiting for the fish to bite. Shame its mixed up with this not eating thing.
Remembered another reason I started sun gazing. The white light and intensity of the sun reminded me of Kundalini awakening stuff. Wonder if better visualization of the color spectrum is helping a lot of people. When I first looked into different types of meditation, things with colors where the most powerful, or what I felt a noticeable difference from in my early days. Charkra stuff and then a kundalini visualization meditation and golden light qigong (forget which came first)got me to realize the power of color visualization and how bad I was at it or visualization in general