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Safe sungazing, safe sun bath[ing] and drinking suncharged water
Sungazing: the Boldest Frontier
Sunlight & Health
Sunlight & Cancer
Light & Science
Light, Food & Electrons
Two cancer healings apparently achieved through sungazing (and implicitly sunbathing) are on record, one concerning a case of blood cancer, the other concerning colon cancer. The case involving healing from blood cancer is reported on www.anandaproject.org/sunyoga/photos.html where a picture shows Krishan Pal, a student of
“Sunyogi” Umasankar-ji, who cured himself of acute blood cancer through the practise of sunyoga. “Ben” explains: “Krishan Pal started practicing sunyoga in May 2001 after the doctor had told him that he only had two months to
live. He practiced every day, initially for half an hour from 7.30 to 8 am, then gradually extended the practice for one hour daily. After a few months he was gazing at the sun at midday for half an hour. One and a half years
later the doctors discovered that the cancer was gone. In the photograph [taken at 8am] ... he is in a state of meditative bliss, not staring at the sun. I do not have much more information, however it can be acquired from the
doctors at Chandigarh PGI hospital in Haryana, North India.” A short colon cancer healing report was provided by a member of the sungazing yahoogroup: a Croatian postman curing himself of colon cancer by sun gazing. He had felt depressed and while sitting on a rock one day, gazed at the sun. When he began to feel a bit blissful, he continued with the practice without using any particular method, and got cured. His hunger also disappeared. Wayne H. Purdin* reports a third case of cancer healed involving sungazing in the following: “I was just reading ‘Spontaneous Healing’ by Dr. Andrew Weil. On pages 128-129, he relates the story of Shin-ichiro Terayama, who developed kidney cancer in 1984. Sent home from the hospital as a hopeless case, he awoke the next day surprised to find himself alive and ‘was aware of a great desire to watch the sun rise. He went to the eighth floor rooftop of his apartment house, where he could look over the skyline of Tokyo. He recited Buddhist mantras and poems, put his hands together to pray, and awaited the sun. When it rose, he felt a ray enter his chest, sending energy through his body. I felt something wonderful was going to happen, and I started to cry, he says. I was just so happy to be alive. I saw the sun as God. When I came back down to my apartment, I saw auras around all my family members. I thought everyone was God. During the next few weeks, Shin observed the strict diet [macrobiotic] and performed daily the important ritual of watching the sun rise from his roof - the one thing he looked forward to each day... Today Shin is not merely a cancer survivor. He is a transformed being who neither looks, acts nor thinks like his old self.’ Since I have been sungazing (at 18 min 40 sec) I have found my attitude toward my leukemia change dramatically. Before, I was always on top of it, getting a
blood test once a month, trying the latest antileukemic diet, herb or supplement, and researching. Now, I leave my health, as I do every aspect of my life, in God's hands. Shin had a similar change in attitude. What is it about
sungazing that gives you the impetus to let go and let God? Could it be the tangible nature of sungazing in which you actually feel God touching you and come to know that he really will take care of you? *Wayne H. Purdin is the Editor & Webmaster of Mandala of Light e-zine,
People like myself who absolutely adore the sun may intuitively agree when Hira Ratan Manek, the man who has learned to harness the energy of the sun for physical sustenance, claims (based on his study of ancient Indian scriptures) that safe sungazing, safe sun bathing and drinking suncharged water will cure all diseases. Judging by our present empirical data, however, it appears that this claim is not true for everyone and that for some or many there may possibly be more steps required to reach healing on all levels of their being - or will it just take them longer? Some thoughts on this controversial issue. According to experienced sungazer Vinny Pinto, many sungazers after faithfully following the HRM protocol (specified at www.solarhealing.com) to the letter for the prescribed period of time (reaching 30 or more minutes of sungazing) have experienced only some benefits, in any case definitely not gained the all-encompassing physical health and emotional/mental benefits claimed to be reachable within this time-frame by Hira Ratan Manek and others who say that "safe sungazing, safe sunbathing and drinking suncharged water will heal all diseases within a specific time-frame (later amended to “time-frame could vary from person to person"); according to Hira Ratan Manek, no extra steps are required beyond these three practices, with “times of success only vary[ing]”. I would like to propose the following thoughts as a possible explanation and a “bridge of reconciliation”: Since the first observation is based on empirical data while the second claim is based on some empirical data and historical scriptures, is it conceivable that number two claim (reading in its original form as "safe sungazing, safe sunbathing and drinking suncharged water will heal all emotional, mental and physical diseases within a specific time-frame") WAS true at the time when these ancient Indian scriptures were written? This was millenia ago, and man was exposed mostly to a natural environment and foodstuffs, with relatively few man-made alterations and influences. Now modern man is exposed to a plethora of historically and evolutionarily unheard-of substances, environments and procedures, many of which are toxic to his body (I think there were some 50,000 new chemicals invented and put into use over the last 50 years alone). So while according to this reasoning the sun was indeed perfectly capable of healing anything in the more naturally living man of old, the body of modern man is often so thoroughly toxic and battling with substances it is not evolutionarily adapted to, that the sun alone is either unable to fully heal this "modern" body on all levels OR will take much longer to do so. Could this explain why what the ancient scriptures of India say of the benefits and healing effects of sungazing, sunbathing and drinking sun-charged water, according to presently available data clearly isn't always true for modern man, at least not in the time frame specified in the ancient scriptures? A suggestion that could serve to verify the above proposition is the following: each person following the HRM protocol to the letter is asked to fill in a complete questionnaire and "toxicity profile" covering childhood and adult nutritional habits, tooth status, ingestion of medicinal, food and recreational drugs, emotional status, spiritual life etc. etc. This way, it might be possible to establish a correlation between certain toxicity, emotional and spiritual parameters and the time it takes the person to reach the desired benefits or healing on certain or all levels of their being. Addendum: With respect to the claim of inedia (the ability to live without food,for instance by subsisting on solar energy) being automatically achieved after 44 minutes of sungazing following the HRM protocol of gradual daily 10 second increments in sungazing time, Vinny Pinto writes: I have heard from, and even met, many sungazers who followed the HRM method and who reached 44 minutes without reaching inedia. I know of no sungazers other than Hira Ratan Manek who have reached true inedia. Hira Ratan Manek himself regularly and repeatedly insists that inedia "may" happen as a result of sungazing; it is not guaranteed. Even HRM himself regularly and repeatedly insists that the primary goals for sungazing should NOT be to reach inedia nor any other particular goal, particularly any supernatural abilities or powers, sometimes called siddhis. I am even more extreme than HRM, and suggest that sungazing for more than 30 seconds, for ANY reason other than due to inner guidance from Heart, Spirit or Intuition (different aspects of the same thing) is foolhardy, and that one should NEVER sungaze simply due to the goals of the restless local mind (some systems call this the "ego".) Although I do know/know of two persons who have verifiably reached inedia within the past 16 years, neither did it via sungazing. You may wish to let go of any goals for sungazing, particularly inedia or other siddhis You may wish to simply ask Heart/Spirit and Intuition for the next steps -- if any -- in your practice.
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