Living without food & disease - Sungazing

[vic_d]

Sungazing is a one-time practice of your lifetime usually for a period of 9 months.  You can break up the practice in three phases. 0 to 3months, 3-6months and 6- 9months.  You have to walk barefoot for 45 minutes for the rest of your life. Food makes us commit the maximum pain to others and exploit others.  The practice entails looking at the rising or setting sun one time per day only during the safe hours.  No harm will come to your eyes during the morning and evening safe hours.  The safe hours are anytime within 1-hour window after sunrise or anytime within the 1-hr window before sunset. 

http://solarhealing.com/process/

I have partly done this practice a few years ago and can assert it is harmless. The weather in Canada did not permit to finish full 9 months.

[justanouveaufarmer]

I did that for a while.  Can't say it really did me a lot of good, although it sure didn't hurt.  Sometimes I could feel it in my third eye, kind of like a ping or pop, like something opening up.  I still do it when I'm out in the setting or rising sun.  I'm in a valley now, which makes it trickier.

"mental depression will go away.  Psychiatrists are observing that sadness is caused by lack of sunlight."
I sure found that to be true.

[Jonathan_Byron]

If someone were to say that yoga or meditation or pranayama could lead to better mental balance, lower blood pressure, a good night's sleep, and it will generally help a person live better, I would say sure, it probably can.  But the idea that one particular pranayama practice can enable one to live disease free on little or no food?  Isn't that stretching things?

[mtlouie]

I find this whole concept fascinating. Have done peripheral reading on it.

This is one of the reasons I don't fully buy into "evolution" as we are taught.  If evolution was the perfect means of life, why didn't humans and animals evolve to eat the sun and washed out the second and third parties?

Anyway, it's one of those interesting subjects that I always keep on the back burner.  Thanks for the link.

[Hardondee]

I've heard of this, but I've always dismissed it as tinfoil.  Can't really practice it due to the tree line and surrounding geography =\

[wildeyes]

This is one of the reasons I don't fully buy into "evolution" as we are taught.  If evolution was the perfect means of life, why didn't humans and animals evolve to eat the sun and washed out the second and third parties?

I don't think evolution ever claims perfection, only play !

As for sungazing, I really like eating too much to give it up. I mean, everything on this planet eats something in its own way. Plus I get to know plants through eating them, how am I supposed to get to know them if I give up that?

[urbanfarmer]

Would that be called sungrazing? 

[vic_d]

If someone were to say that yoga or meditation or pranayama could lead to better mental balance, lower blood pressure, a good night's sleep, and it will generally help a person live better, I would say sure, it probably can.  But the idea that one particular pranayama practice can enable one to live disease free on little or no food?  Isn't that stretching things?

If someone considers having a small car helps living better and the wish to travel by a luxury sedan stretching things, then yes. 

With the investigating mind of a scientist, one can try the technique and see whether it benefits or not. As for myself i did it for upto 23 minutes and had partial benefits such as feeling more energetic, positive, less need of sleep, etc. As for living disease free, you cannot really measure how many diseases were you saved against (much like how many jobs Obama saved) But I know friends who completed it are living disease free as of today.

The hard part is giving up food. He claims there are people living without food. I know of people who lost appetite for food without feeling any less energy after completing the technique, but giving it up altogether is hard (especially when available). 

Now think post crash-- It might be one of the things to help survive.

Anything that does not support the global corporations is hard to make public aware of. Plus practicing a disease preventive technique is harder than swallowing a pill when sick.

The more you are away from the nature, the more there is a cause for illness and you will automatically support global corporations.

[Hendrek]

I find this whole concept fascinating. Have done peripheral reading on it.

This is one of the reasons I don't fully buy into "evolution" as we are taught.  If evolution was the perfect means of life, why didn't humans and animals evolve to eat the sun and washed out the second and third parties?

Anyway, it's one of those interesting subjects that I always keep on the back burner.  Thanks for the link.

Evolution specifically avoids teleological elements like the plague for that exact reason.

[Hendrek]

OK, say what?

We look at the sun for 9 months, and our eyes use photosynthesis to then make it unnecessary to eat.  Ever again.  As long as we walk barefoot for 45 minutes a day...

If I roll my eyes while looking at the sun  does that work?