Solar feeding?

Hello,

I was wondering if it was possible for someone to feed off of the psychic energy of the sun?

Lately I've been drawn to the idea and considering solar energy is extremely pure, I was thinking wether it's plausible to do so, especially for someone who has a higher tolerance for sunlight?

of course, research Sun Gazing.

BTW.  Every human on earth does it whether it is realized or not.

It's possible and easy to do, however beware that solar energy is also radiation so while having the potential for life it can also be toxic in larger amounts. I believe the word pure is misused when referring to solar energy. Solar force is vital for incarnated life but it's also a destructive power.

Thanks for both of your inputs, I'll consider them next time I'm actively feeding or doing something of the like.

I understand something intense like the sun can be quite powerful and is better off in small doses, mainly why I refer to it as pure as it's quite intense.

Trying to feed on solar energy usually makes me feel  worse pretty quickly for some reason, but of course it's possible. My favorite though are sources such as heavy storms.

Jonathan wrote:It's possible and easy to do, however beware that solar energy is also radiation so while having the potential for life it can also be toxic in larger amounts. I believe the word pure is misused when referring to solar energy. Solar force is vital for incarnated life but it's also a destructive power.

 
Concerning this topic:  One should consider becoming knowledgeable with the Beings that do live in other dimensions on the Sun planet if you will be doing a great deal of interaction with it.  The energy from the Sun influences all life in this immediate vicinity.  This speaks for itself as far as its importance.  Its energy holds together the mental, astral and physical connections of our temporary home.  It has a total of 45 rulers with Beings below them so it would be wise to get to know some of them which can certainly help you understand this grand sphere much better and how it could benefit one much better than just by looking at it.

The Sun has an entirely different vibration that even the closest planet to it.  One is not able to stay in the area when visiting for very long because of this vibration which can be very harmful to even the mental state until one becomes accustomed to its harmful vibrations.  I suspect this is what Jon is referencing.  Once accustomed to these intense vibrations it will allow a longer stay and eventually establish better contact with these Beings mentioned.

I believe it is possible, while it may not be "feeding" per se, I do believe I've drawn from the sun, but it's easy to get too much.
Whether we're talking physically (I have eye sensitivity to the sun and lights) or spiritually/energetically, burnout is quick and easy.

Due to physical condition though, I am often cold and intolerant to cold, as well I am deficient in Vitamin D, so whatever benefit and harm I perceive could very easily be purely physical. Still, the physical and metaphysical can mirror each other, can they not?

Energy from other living beings just meshes (for want of a better word) better than the sun's. ...and residual heat (energy too perhaps?) as it reflects off of things is easier on me due to light sensitivity.

I feel like I just can't word right. I hope this is understandable for you all.

Negoni wrote:Hello,

I was wondering if it was possible for someone to feed off of the psychic energy of the sun?

Lately I've been drawn to the idea and considering solar energy is extremely pure, I was thinking wether it's plausible to do so, especially for someone who has a higher tolerance for sunlight?

Well, I studied the works of Gene Savoy Sr. a while ago. He was an archeologist/adventurer (according to George Lucas he was one of the inspirations for Indiana Jones) who traveled South America and studied the "sun cults" there extensively. He then developed a special, very mystical system of sun gazing that he refers to as Cosolargy. It is very Christian oriented and the courses they offer are not that cheap, but if that doesn't bother you I can recommend checking it out. You can find more about it on https://cosolargy.org/.

Maxx wrote: It has a total of 45 rulers with Beings below them so it would be wise to get to know some of them which can certainly help you understand this grand sphere much better and how it could benefit one much better than just by looking at it.

Well, the main ruler of the sun is the Christ who is basically the Spirit or God of the Sun (see already Echnaton, and in modern times Rudolph Steiner on this topic). This is not to say that there are no other spirits in that sphere, but the sun is intimately related with the Christ.

If Christianity existed long before Jesus (so-called) ever appeared on the scene, aren't you directing traffic a little out of sync?

Maxx wrote:If Christianity existed long before Jesus (so-called) ever appeared on the scene, aren't you directing traffic a little out of sync?

You will note that I spoke of the Christ, not of Jesus. The Christ as a divine being and a member of the trinity of our solar system existed long before he "appeared" in the human form of Jesus. Even the early mystics of the Church knew this. Augustine says very plainly (I'm translating this from Latin now, sorry if it sounds a bit bumpy): "To only look for Christ after his birth in Bethlehem means not having understood the Christian mysteries. True (!) Christians know that Christ was, is and always will be a part of anything witnessed on this earth".
The sun-cult of Echnaton, the sol invictus of Rome and the South American sun worship all refers to the Christ - that's how he got the title "Sun of the World"

I agree somewhat but are you German? The Christ never came to be worshiped, but I do not want to enter a religious chaotic chatter within this again.

Hello Lightseeker. I have been studying the Arbatel tradition for a while now, which from what I know is the first complete work about white magick and planetary angels to have been published in the Western world, in the Renaissance period. It makes many mentions of God and Christ, and is considered to be heavily influenced by the Christian background of its time. The reason I bring it up, is because I have noticed that all of the mentions of Christ in the book can be very misleading if one doesn't realize they are also being metaphorical of the microcosmic or higher self, which is associated with the Solar Sphere you mentioned. As well as the mentions of God being a way to describe the natural order of the universe which we follow whenever we are able to walk the path with both of our hands open, which is more accurately known as Taoism. My point being, there are lots of factors that come in play when we look at the true history of any tradition, and it all dates back to even earlier traditions and paths which influenced their eventual upbringing. Not saying that the more modern paths do not have value or unique knowledge to offer, quite the contrary, I believe that spirituality is something which always evolves and doesn't ever remain stagnant. Still there is a much greater value to be found in the ancient origin of those paths the farther one goes back in time and manages to bridge the connections, as well as giving us the opportunity to honor these earlier traditions with a more encompassing perspective, such as Asetianism being the most major one in my experience, and this process actually enriches our understanding and appreciation of more recent paths, whenever they are genuine. This is why Asetianism is for me the biggest form of spiritual freedom, because it actually invites the seeker to study from different sources and never discard true wisdom. By the way, have you done any research about that book I mentioned? I am curious because it is seen in a lot of old manuscripts in German, which I wish I was able to translate myself haha  

Maxx wrote:I agree somewhat but are you German?  The Christ never came to be worshiped, but I do not want to enter a religious chaotic chatter within this again.  

Agreed. But to answer your more profane question: I speak English and German, my German being slightly better than my English.

Naoom wrote:By the way, have you done any research about that book I mentioned? I am curious because it is seen in a lot of old manuscripts in German, which I wish I was able to translate myself haha  

I am aware of the book but I must admit having not studied it in any detail. I only know that it is connected to the works of Agrippa of Nettesheim (whom I have studied in some detail). If you are looking for something in English that goes in the same direction, I find the works of Dr. John Dee to be highly fascinating. I myself have worked with the Enochian system and obtained good results - although I would recommend caution when dealing with the Enochian angels - they can be quite - how shall I say it? - "stubborn", for lack of a better term....

Lightseeker wrote:

Naoom wrote:By the way, have you done any research about that book I mentioned? I am curious because it is seen in a lot of old manuscripts in German, which I wish I was able to translate myself haha  

I am aware of the book but I must admit having not studied it in any detail. I only know that it is connected to the works of Agrippa of Nettesheim (whom I have studied in some detail). If you are looking for something in English that goes in the same direction, I find the works of Dr. John Dee to be highly fascinating. I myself have worked with the Enochian system and obtained good results - although I would recommend caution when dealing with the Enochian angels - they can be quite - how shall I say it? - "stubborn", for lack of a better term....

Oh yes, I haven't worked with the Enochian system yet, but I want to look more into it. I am personally more interested in the entities in any given system than the book itself most of the times. I can relate to angels in general being "stubborn" like that haha, I think part of it is because they usually have too ideal thoughts and opinions which do not always work well in our too imperfect and oftentimes unpredictable world

I meant to say than the author, specifically about spirit evocation books