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Jai (Calgary, Alberta) on 04/14/2011
5 out of 5 stars

Sungazing is one of the most high vibrational methods that helps us awaken to our unlimited potential. Intuitive Breathing (pranayama) and sungazing along with a few other methods have been the most powerful I've come across. In fact, you can see Hira Ratan Manek (HRM) and Umasankar in the award winning sungazing movie, What If? The Movie
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Replied By Elaine (Edmond, Oklahoma) on 06/30/2011

Do not do that!!! Your eyeball is made up mostly of water. The sun heats it up and litterally boils/cooks your eyes. Your skin sunburns and so do your eyes except being made up of so much water it happens more quickly. If you burn your retina it's permanent damage. If you don't believe me ask an eye doctor. I just don't want to see anyone cause permenant damage to their sight.
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Replied By Ikeke (GA) on 01/31/2026

I have heard that the way your body reacts to the sun also depends on the food you eat. For example, Dr Mercola warns about consuming cetain oils especially seed oils. Essentially, if you eat acidic or junk food, there's a greater chance of skin and other cancers.

Replied By Lou In Texas (Somewhere, Texas) on 07/02/2011

When I was a little girl, we drove about 20 miles to church. To pass the time, I used to stare at the sun all the way there. I have told several opthalmologists about this, and they all said that my eyes were not damaged from it.
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Replied By Wyleen (Santa Rosa, Ca) on 08/03/2011

I ran across that docu yesterday on the documentry channel. I highly recommend it. It was very informative.
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