Stay out of the sun, it is not what it used to be

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Your skin is twice thinner and dryer than in the 80's. Time to understand that.

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it does seem different but its the sun

i stare directly into it as often as possible and if im standing in the river i can stare much longer, like 15 seconds straight

my vision has improved

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THIS

God knows what he's doing

You're all crazy..

I draw so much energy from the sun.

One of the main problems is all the chemicals we coat our bodies in nowadays..

It changes people's skin to be more sensitive to UV.

I use no cosmetics or man made chemicals on my skin at all. Apart from when I wash the dishes.

Just wash in very hot water everyday. No shampoo, no nothing but scrubbing with a sponge.

I,m blonde with blue eyes and never burn because I'm outside so much. I can spend all day in 30 degree C. + temperatures without even breaking a sweat. Never ever use sunscreen.

When people spend all winter inside becoming pastey and then jump straight into hot sun, then it's pretty obvious that they'll burn.

The problem isn't that we get too much sun, it's that we don't constantly get enough.

The sun is brings all life to earth. It is essential for us to draw from its power, both physically and phycologically.

And just for the record, my kids always draw a yellow sun.

people have also gotten much fatter

here is a picture my kids drew of people several years ago

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the sun is the same

your body has changed, bro

nope. way less particulates since they weren't using planes to drop barium and aluminum in the air

me too! takes it right out of me after just a few minutes. also OP I posted a lot in another thread but will add here my roses are like that too, I thought i just sucked at rose care, but it does look like the same type of leaf burn I see elsewhere in the yard.

You are officially clueless.

OP

What colour paper were you drawing your yellow sun on?

What colour paper are your children drawing their white sun on?

this has been an idea that came to me also. that the sun is not hot (in general, unrelated to the changes we are speaking of here), but cold and the heat we feel is some sort of reaction with what I thought of at the time as atmosphere. Firmament.

Something is different alright. On vacation two weeks ago I spent lots of time in the sun as one normally does on vacation. I got a horrible, itchy heat rash. That's never happened before. Just going away now. Husband got one too, not as bad as mine.

It must be where you live then, because I also use no chemicals and haven't for over a decade except an occasional visit to salon to dye my hair when i used to like that. There are independent people using UV measuring devices and the readings are off the charts. This is not about the global warming hoax, this is about being cooked from the inside out. Now i am just responding to everyone and i feel I must take a break. gn

I still go out into the lovely sun without any sunprotection other then on my nose.

No burns, just common sense to build up the brown skin by going into the sun in small amounts of time gradually building up.

Our sun is a conscious being, a portal with connections to other stars, the one our sun is linked to is Sirius.
Galacticnet.

Our Internet is the planetnet, next level is galacticnet, sun/stars are nodepoints to spread information universal wide.

Now how to connect to it. What's the interface?

I never use sunscreen.

Only short periods time in direct sunlight but absolutely love the sun. Get as much as I can.

Our flowers aren't burnt out from the sun. The winds here tear them up a bit.

Its yellow mainly here. Not as golden as it used to be but pretty golden still.


Think the color changes are something to do with chemtrails or pollutants in the area your viewing it from and due to being in a small farming/ranching community with fairly robust winds, we have really clean air here. Notice how poor air quality is everywhere we go to shop, can hardly breathe there.

The sun is golden in clean air.

And as for the gamma rays and influx of rays, seems the good is outweighing the bad and its waking people up.

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The energy from the sun has been on the decrease since 2008 and now stands at near record low levels.

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Were you both wearing sunscreen?

I think it's more people's perception of the sun. I'm mid 50s and it seems the same as always to me. Plants are doing well in my region... plenty of rain and sun, very green and healthy trees, grass, etc. I exercise a lot out in the sun, often times at lunch (noon) and never have problems with burning.

I think people's poor diets may have something to do with it. Junk food deprives the skin and eyes of nutrients to protect from normal levels of UV radiation. Lighting appears brighter than it actually is (adrenal fatigue). Malnutrition may be the problem, and not the sun.

Bruce Dickinson Omega Zero:

(...)

Now it's omega zero day, the red star shines it's last rays,
The sun that gave us life yesterday
Is now the sun that takes our lives away

(...)

The elites knew this already long ago.

I can go with the OP here. I dread even going to the grocers, in addition to the crazies about.

Enjoy the light your blessed with OP

I can hear the liberals trying to spin this....


It's "solar warming", clearly caused by mankind and
the propellants used to maneuver satellites.

We need immediate action and research funding now
in order to find solutions.

its the white man who is not from this
world who has to worry about the sun

In Australia it's insane. 5 minutes and you are burnt