January 1st, 2024 by SunYogi
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In this 1 hour audio interview with author Maurice Cotterell, learn how the study of the sun offers a new science about human history, fertility regulation, personal formation, mental health and mental illness, and earth changes. Uncover the deeper significance of sun worship and the ancient Mayan, Egyptian, Chinese and Celtic solar civilizations.
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December 31st, 2023 by SunYogi
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Could violent solar activity, predicted by some for the year 2012, end life on Earth? 2012 is a predicted time of great change upon this Earth. Learn more about the Earth-Sun connection in this History Channel video clip.
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December 31st, 2023 by SunYogi
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We’re entering a very unique planetary alignment period. A remarkable solar eclipse will happen on Sunday, not appearing again until 2017 for the United States, and the Earth will transit Venus on June 5. Some say these events are related to the 2012 Mayan Calendar phenomenon, but this article may think otherwise.
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December 31st, 2023 by SunYogi
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Ramalinga, also known as Vallalar, is one of India’s most famous sages. It is reported that Vallalar manifested a body of Pure Light and lived in this light body while on Earth. Even to date, people continue report seeing Vallalar manifest in his light body. This short article on the miracles of Vallalar (Ramalinga) shares aspects of Ramalinga’s life that show evidence that Vallalar practice sun gazing and other sun yoga practices.
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December 30th, 2023 by SunYogi
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Akhenaten, also known as Amenhotep IV, was a Pharaoh of the Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt. He ruled for 17 years and died in 1336 BC or 1334 BC. Akhenaten transformed Egypt when he abandoned traditional Egyptian polytheism religion and introduced a monotheistic religion that centered on the worship of the Aten or the Sun. Akhenaten’ s name means “Effective spirit of Aten” or “Spirit of the Sun”.
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