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evolution. But my first attempt at writing turns it into something else and it’s like
this quickly went into solar ‘topic drift’ an energy reincarnating itself.
and I soon realized that our local star
SBL When I was a child, my mother
was a bigger and more exciting subject. I
told me that we are partially composed
tell people “I’m bringing the Sun back in
of stardust. It was the most spectacular
from the cold.”
thought and still amazes me and as you
The book itself is about much more
know, it’s true! It makes sense that we
than the Sun. It uses the awareness of a
would naturally attune to that of which
conscious Sun as the basis for looking,
we’re made, wouldn’t it?
in a very different light, at much of what
we already know about the world. I was
GS It most certainly does.
thinking “how do we interpret having
SBL Have you ever done a Sun bathing
a conscious Sun in OUR civilization?”
ritual followed by a Sun eating ritual?
I studied a lot about the Sun and
was amazed at what scientists have
GS I’ve got a few different ways of
discovered in the last 10 or 20 years. And
communing with the Sun, but deeply
everything that I discovered just served
breathing in the energy of the Sun and
to underline my conviction that the
infusing my body with it is a constant
ancients were right to see Sun as a living
component. How about you?
being. Its intelligence is at a scale that
SBL Similar to yours. At Sunrise or
dwarfs out own notion of intelligent life.
Sunset, preferably in a naked state, using
The Sun is a complex, multi-layered
breath, your imagination and your hands
organism. It’s not just some accidental
in an energy receiving and giving way,
ball of fire in the sky. Of course, a living
you usher the Sun’s rays into your body
Sun makes us see galaxies in a new
and imagine that you are being cleansed
light. Within galaxies stars are living
by the Sun’s rays and then when you’ve
grouped together in communities, rather
been cleansed you do the same thing
than being randomly scattered around.
again, except this time you are eating the
And all the stars are constantly moving
Sunrays in every part of you, including
around, which is what apparently
spiritually. It feels incredibly good. I was
stops gravity from pulling them all
told that it is an American Indian ritual.
together into one big lump. As the book
Don’t know if it is, but it’s incredibly
developed it became clear that as we
clarifying and healing.
look more into the subject we begin to
see light itself in a new light. Eventually
GS (laughs) It really is. It was a sad
it becomes clear that everything shares
day when we started going inside and
in a consciousness that makes up our
looking at the floor to pray.
universe. And drawing lines between GS When I realized that a couple
people and other animals, or trees and chapters were needed on religion and
blades of grass, becomes really difficult. organized religion, I was able to study
SBL You mean through the
many of the world’s religions without
interconnected aspect that all life
bias, taking a fairly cursory overview of
depends upon the Sun?
the history of organized belief systems.
Zoroastrianism was one of the most
GS Everything on this planet is a
fascinating belief systems to learn more
manifestation of it. We are all stored
about.
solar energy. Solar energy accumulates
in plants. If you eat animals, their diet
SBL Why do you think so?
is ultimately plants and we are all GS It was the first really big organized
just recycling the Sunlight originally religion, having a huge impact upon
absorbed by the vegetable world. We are many core aspects of Judaism,
this energetic being that takes in fuel and Christianity and Islam. Zoroastrians were
avantoure
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