Sungazing: What The Hell

i came across sunstaring last november. me and my friend jc were on a road trip and on the way back from florida we stopped in at warren wilson college in north carolina to chill out with these kids we had met on the way down the coast. we spent a day out in this field on a trampoline and at one point i noticed tyler looking and said to him 'are you staring at the sun' to which he explained to me the ancient practice. that day i stared a bit especially at the sunset.

i looked it up a bit and came across HRM who says that it is meant to be an hour after dawn or the hour before sunset, when the rays are not as intense, and start 10 seconds at a time , adding ten seconds each time. if you ever feel any kind of discomfort, dont do it.

i had a somewhat routine going last early spring thru mid summer. i built my time up to one minute. i have always had decent eyesight never wore glasses, and my eyes are ok now. the only time i know they got fucked was when i was typing a bunch of papers in school and staring at a computer screen.

the further i got into my routine the more i felt this craving for it, and it felt amazing to stare and let the pineal gland awaken.

HRM says once you get up to an hour , then you are 'fully charged' and to keep this charge you only need to walk barefoot on bare sunwarmed ground or mud. i am not in a great location to stare, no best horizon spot.

i also felt it was best to stare as late as possible when it is closest to the horizon.

since this time and starting after the first time i tried it, i have had several dreams where i see the sun and it is in prime time to stare, a deep orange or a deep red. its like something latent was awakened in me and is trying to tell me, keep sunstaring. as a matter of fact, i had one the night before last night.

when i saw your blog i was really glad and realized i hadnt seen anything here about sunstaring and couldnt believe i hadnt thought to post one myself.

i would say, definitely go for it, try to get into a safe routine, dont blink, do it in bare feet, trance out when you do it, let it come telepathically, the sun is a teacher.

hope this helped, let me know how it goes please

chris

But see my most recent blog post =)

"There is no final revolution. Revolutions are infinite."

I've often thought this to be the case in some way. Solar energy is so elemental, it controls so much in our spirit and our matter. It is life; heat and light.

Love that bit in Pi too though, such a great film! Its an insightful movie.

As for being autotrophs, we probably are on some level. We have the capacity to access the information held in every atom in our bodies and by extension the universe, so anything is possible really. This sort of level of course takes practice, dedication and understanding of what I'm not surprised to learn is an ancient practice. We have the potential for that level of integration. In this current stage of our evolution however, it takes time and deep wisdom.

Love to try this though. Great post!

since i read this blog a few days back and visited the solar-healing website. i have been following its process of sun gazing. its only been a few days but the immediate results are awesome. the practice put I in a meditative trance, and afterwards i have a clear mind i am full of energy, and very aware. i will continue the practice and i suspect it will bring health, happiness and love into every life that embraces it. the sun is a powerful and beautiful star that gives us life and inspires all earth's creation.
after my first sun gazing experience i was moved to write
a blog about my experience...it came out more poetic than
i intended but i just let it out the way it came.
http://evolver.net/user/white_solar_dog/blog/be_moon

-may you be filled with love and kindness

Instead of being frightened by the idea of looking at the sun consider what is in HRM sungazing:
1. Looking at the sun at sunset or sunrise- essentially sunset sungazing or sunrise sungazing. Who hasn't done that at the beach or lake on a warm summer evening? What harm can come from doing something you have already done many times in your life without any problem?
2. Standing barefoot on dirt or sand. Nothing possibly wrong there either.
3. Barefoot walking on bare earth or sand..That's just walking on the beach or in the country barefoot. When it gets cool or cold, you eliminate the barefoot stuff.
4. Sunbasking for half an hour or so in warm but not very hot sun. Just good old sunbathing, something you should do anyway to get Vitamin D..
5. Drinking suncharged water, or water which has been out in the sun. Drinking warm water.. how damaging can that be?

More to the point- what does this cost you? Not a cent.
Any problems in doing it? None. You do it in your home area at your convenience.
How much time does it take? Just seconds in the beginning, then a few minutes later. Once you're past the 44 minute section, you're good for life, except for a short occasional session with the sun of 20 minutes or so.
Who's making money out of this HRM sungazing. Nobody.
Is there any proof it can work? Look at Hira. Read the report by the panel of Indian doctors. Send him an email and ask him- he replies to all emails.

So to round it off, what do you have to lose? Nothing. What do you have to gain? Your health, at no cost, no doctors, no drugs, no guru to salute, no exercise program, no lifestyle change.

that was my reaction when I first heard HIra six years ago. My kind of guy, I said. Been with the system since then, and you can't get me off this wagon. Got my body back, much of my health back, lost my paunch, and gained so much more.