Guest guest Posted December 1, 2003 Report Share Posted December 1, 2003 Now, you see, here is the sort of open mindedness I think of.....this has a bit of a ring of truth to it to me too. Whether or not it is will be an interesting experiment, and is counter to all I have learned. I am a Christian, and a mature one at that, so it is counter intuitive in a way, yet it is not contraindicative of what Scripture says. Thanks, Dennis peacefulglow wrote: > Hey Dennis, > > Read the sight (pun.) > > I can honestly say that I have been having a rough time of things for > many years here in Michigan. It usually becomes a struggle for me > just to get out of bed by March. (Over the holiday I have been very > sound asleep for over 12 hours each night.) Some years back a doctor > told me he thought I had " seasonal affective disorder. " (Of course > every other person has SAD here.) My immune system bottoms out in > the winter months along with my mental concentration. (So if parts of > this reply do not seem coherent you will know why.he-he-he) I have > learned to force myself into action during dark months so that > depression does not overcome me. > > I have always noticed that my life seems unbelievably great in the > hottest and brightest of the summer months and I have trouble with > zoning out and just making it through my work day during the dark > winters. (Two years ago we had a very dreary cool and rainy summer > and I found myself in tears for no apparent reason almost every > day.) So, I think the guy may be on to something. (I'm going to > Arizona in January this year for a week to spec out places to live - > finally getting smart.) > > My friends - who adore cold dark rainy weather - noticed, years back, > before I noticed, that I thrive with heat, sunlight, water and > greens...they refer to me as " the plant woman " but not because I grow > plants. LOL > > >From a scientific viewpoint (not that I follow this theory) most > biologists believe that the earth in its development came to a period > when it was all plant life. The plant life with the help of the sun, > created an environment of oxygen. At that point, animal life > developed from plant life because the environment would support it. > Therefore, it is believed that a planet supports only those life > forms that intrinsically come forth from the environmental changes of > that planet itself. Basically, in the eye of my former biology > prof., we came from the same random chemical formation that plants > came from. Hence, we theoretically should respond to the light as > plants do. > > But the caveat is, we need the vitamins from plants to survive. With > that knowledge are we cannibals ingesting lineages of our ancestors > for our own survival? May the sun itself be able to nourish us as it > once did for our ancestors...thus keepin us from eating our green > brothers and sisters? And is our species still capable of sustaining > on this " nourishment " without " food " as we now know it? Or (big OR > to consider) has OUR species progress, breeded those genes - which > may have once allowed us to exist without nourishment as we now know > it - non-existant? > > To further support the " light " issue in my personal growth, I have > spent the last ten weeks staring into a glory hole for glass > blowers. We have to wear safety glasses with tint - you can't see > the hot glass without them. I always felt mentally more clear and > strong after four hours of looking into 2100 degree furnaces which > had a high IR factor in addition to UV. > > So again, yes, from my personal experiences I think the guy may have > something. But even if we were able to regress our physical bodies to > exist without food intake; I wouldn't chance that possibility without > a lot of help from God Almighty...and then only on a need-to basis. > > Hey I like to watch sunsets. But if I go outside in my barefeet this > time of year I will end up with severe frostbite. > Dolly > > herbal remedies , Dennis <firefly@a...> wrote: > > So many times, science has shown that the sun directly influences > our > > lives, wouldn't it be something if it was a food source? I mean > > directly? How about an energy source? Healing? > > > > Because our choice to be on this list allows one to be somewhat > > accepting of " other remedies " removed from so called science, I > humbly > > submit the following link, at least for your perusal. Doc, let us > hear > > from you especially....... > > > > http://www.solarhealing.com/sungazing.html > > > > > > Dennis, who may be staring at the sun too long..... > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2003 Report Share Posted December 1, 2003 No, you are not old. Just the body ages. You stay young forever. Course you have to keep thinking yourself young or you will grow old, literally. Don Quai - windflower song herbal remedies Monday, December 01, 2003 12:56 AM Re: [herbal remedies] Re: Is the sun an herb??! Wow! Wise man, your granddaddy! Never thought of it that way, but 50% of 'em were at the bottom half of their class all right! (and it shows) ---Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Ain't no bugs here!Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).Version: 6.0.545 / Virus Database: 339 - Release 11/27/03 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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