December 12th, 2009 by SunYogi

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Supreme Master Television, created a weekly series on breatharianism. These television shows feature a different breatharian and method of prana energy nourishment in each video episode. This video of the Between Master and Disciple Breatharian series is called Sun Gazing for Peace and Good Health, featuring sun gazer Hira Ratan Manek. Watch this 35 minute video clip to learn more about Hira Ratan Manek and his practice of sun gazing.
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November 8th, 2009 by SunYogi

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Prahlad Jani has not had a single drop of water for the past 65 years. In November 2003, Prahlad Jani agreed to participate in a scientific research study led by twenty-one specialists. Prahlad Jani spent 10 days under twenty-four hours of observation where he ingest no food or water. This article published in The Times of India newspaper tells more.
August 25th, 2009 by SunYogi

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Nikolai Dolgoruky calls himself a “sun eater.” After 14 years of fasting, Nikolai has increased the amount of energy he receives from the Sun and reduced his need of physical foods. Since 2003 he has ingest only tea with honey and soup broth. Nikolai has also set the record for staring at the sun for 13 hours.
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June 17th, 2009 by SunYogi

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Prahlad Jani, a holy man, who is over 70 years old, spent 10 days under constant observation in a hospital in India. During that time, he did not consume food or water and did not pass urine or stool. Doctors claim that Prahlad Jani is in good mental and physical health.
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June 5th, 2009 by SunYogi

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“During the four months of the monsoon season, she would fast, as her religion dictated, often for two or three days at a time, not breaking the fast until she had seen the sun. “We children on those days would stand, staring at the sky, waiting to announce the appearance of the sun to our mother,” Gandhi writes. “I remember days when, at his [the sun's] sudden appearance, we would rush and announce it to her. She would run out to see with her own eyes, but by that time the fugitive sun would be gone, thus depriving her of her meal. ‘That does not matter,’ she would say cheerfully. ‘God did not want me to eat today.’”
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June 2nd, 2009 by SunYogi

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Dr. Mercola, owner of the largest alternative health website online, posted a comprehensive article on Sun Gazing on January 8, 2009. This article includes Dr. Mercola’s own thoughts, the pratice and process of Sun Gazing, Hira Ratan Manek, the pineal gland, skeptics’ opinions, and research findings.
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May 24th, 2009 by SunYogi

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Barbara Moore, M.D. of London, was a modern-day Breatharian – eating no physical food by using the energy in air and sunlight for her body’s needs. The 1975 book “Survival into the 21st Century” by Viktoras Kulvinskas shares this information about the possibility of and transition to living on air and sunlight energy.
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April 22nd, 2009 by SunYogi

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In recent years, Prahlad Jani of India has shocked the scientific community. Prahlad Jani has the unique ability to live without the need for food nor water. He claims to have lived for over 60 years without any form of physical nourishment. Prahlad Jani claims that he gets his energy from his brain – an ancient yoga technique called amrita.
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April 12th, 2009 by SunYogi

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The Essene Gospel Of Peace is a Holy Book of the Essene sect of Christianity. In this book, Jesus Christ teaches about prayer, purity, fasting, and the Angels of Air, Water, and Sunlight.
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February 18th, 2009 by SunYogi

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A 76-year-old Indian mystic claims to have survived the past 68 years — yes, years — without eating, drinking or going to the toilet. A 10-day trial under 24 hour surveillance by a team of medical doctors has scientists baffled. Prahlad Jani says his fasting ability is divinely inspired.
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