ENERGÍA SOLAR / PETAR DENOV

ENERGÍA SOLAR

por Petar Denov

La relación entre el Sol y el organismo humano es similar a la que existe entre Dios y el alma humana.

El Sol es una fuente de energía viviente para todo el sistema solar. Con relación a la tierra, la energía solar es positiva. Se revela en electricidad positiva y negativa, y en magnetismo positivo y negativo. La energía de la tierra es negativa con relación al Sol.

La tierra y el sol contienen ambas clases de energía, pero en el sol prevalece la positiva, y en la tierra, la negativa. El encuentro de las dos asegura la vida en la tierra.

El mediador, que une las dos clases de energía, es el éter, que penetra el espacio y toda la tierra. Los ocultistas lo llaman “plasma de vida”.

Desde la medianoche hasta el mediodía, dondequiera que sea, la tierra es negativa. Esta es la razón por la que absorbe más energía positiva del sol. Al mediodía, la tierra irradia energía positiva, y gradualmente, se transforma en negativa nuevamente.

La energía que fluye del sol pasa por cuatro fases a lo largo del día: desde la medianoche hasta el mediodía la afluencia de energía solar alcanza su zenit durante la salida del sol. A partir del mediodía, la fuga de energía empieza y llega a su cima en el ocaso.
Una hora antes de la salida del sol, su energía actúa sobre la mente. Antes de su salida, los rayos del sol influyen sobre el cerebro. Durante su salida, afectan a los pulmones y sentimientos. Hasta el mediodía, trabajan en el sistema digestivo. Por la tarde, la energía solar tiene menos poder curativo.

Si quieres utilizar adecuadamente la energía solar, ofrece tu espalda a los rayos del sol antes de su salida.
Hay períodos durante el día, en el que los rayos del sol no influyen beneficiosamente en el organismo. Esos rayos son "“negros", negativos. Ten cuidado. Para preservarte de su influencia, no duermas durante el día.

En primavera y verano hay una afluencia de energía hacia la tierra, y en otoño e invierno, hay una retirada. Por ello, la influencia más beneficiosa del sol empieza el 22 de Marzo. El mejor período para revitalizarse va del 22 de Marzo hasta el 22 de Junio. En esta fecha, lo que está en período de maduración se detiene.

Durante la salida del sol, si te das cuenta de que estás recibiendo el amor de Dios y la vida de Dios, la luz del sol te sanará.
Estar presente en la salida del sol implica establecer un vínculo consciente con él, hacer, hacer posible la entrada de sus fuerzas en tu organismo. Cuando te unes de esta manera con el sol físico, contactas también con otros dos soles: el sol del mundo espiritual y el sol del mundo divino.

Fórmula: “Dios, que los ritmos de mi corazón sintonicen con el pulso del sol. Así como el sol proyecta su luz a todas las cosas, que mi corazón aporte energía a todas mis células.”

Invocación a la salida del Sol

Así como este Sol se levanta sobre el mundo,
que el Sol de la Verdad, de la Libertad, de la Inmortalidad, de la Eternidad,
se levante en mi Espíritu.

Así como este Sol se levanta sobre el mundo,
que el Sol del Amor y de la Inmensidad
se levante en mi Alma.

Así como este Sol se levanta sobre el mundo,
que el Sol de la Inteligencia, de la Luz y de la Sabiduría,
se levante en mi intelecto.

Así como este Sol se levanta sobre el mundo,
que el Sol de la Dulzura, de la Bondad,
de la Alegría, de la Felicidad y de la Pureza,
se levante en mi corazón.

Así como este Sol luminoso, radiante, se levanta sobre el mundo,
que el Sol de la Fuerza, del Poder, de la Energía,
del Dinamismo y de la Actividad,
se levante en mi voluntad.

Y así como este Sol, luminoso, radiante, vivo, se levanta sobre el mundo,
que el Sol de la Salud, de la Vitalidad y del Vigor,
se levante en todo mi cuerpo.

¡Amén, así sea,!
Para el Reino de Dios y Su Justicia.
¡Amén, así sea!
Para la Gloria de Dios. 

OM! Surya Yoga - Meditation on the sun Omraam / Mikhael Aivanhov,

Surya Yoga - Meditation on the sun 

Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov

As you leave your house to watch the sunrise each morning, tell yourself you’re about to meet a living being, that all of nature around you is alive. The entire universe is inhabited by an infinite number of creatures, invisible and yet real. So greet them all, tell these entities that live in the four elements of earth, water, air and fire that you love them, you appreciate their work, you’re grateful for the limpid purity of the morning, for all the life awakening around you at that moment. 

As you set off to meet the dawn, be conscious, in your head and heart that you are about to watch, and even participate in, a universal event of great significance. What is more beautiful, more essential than the birth of a new day? You will say perhaps that your presence will change nothing: day will break whether you are there or not. Of course, that’s true, but it is important for you, yourself. For there is a correspondance between what takes place in nature and what takes place within your own being. When you know how to watch the sunrise, you will realise how important it is to work with the forces of day, in order for these forces to dawn within your own consciousness’ 

In the philosophy of Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov, the sun is restored to central place. He provides a modern, Western interpretation of a spiritual discipline that has been practised in the Hindu tradition since the time of the Vedas: contemplation of the rising sun. 

Although most of us seek the sun, at least unconsciously, as we book our holidays, and moan about grey, cloudy days, we are generally unaware of how vitally important the sun is to our lives, to our psychic as well as physical health, our relationships with others and even our spiritual evolution. 

Apart from being essential to our physical health, the sun we see radiating in the sky is also our doorway to the spiritual sun, the spirit of Christ in which the spirit of all creatures dwells. This inner sun is also known in the Cabbalistic tradition as the Sephiroth Tiphereth, the region of radiant beauty and splendour, of divine love, wisdom and truth. 

The sun, centre of our inner life 

In the twenty first century we know the sun is the centre of our solar system and the planets, including the earth, revolve around it, and yet many of us behave as though we still believed the earth were the centre of the universe and we human beings, the summit of creation. This egocentric (or as master Omraam says, geocentric) point of view is the cause of many problems facing humankind: by centring our lives on the dictates of our own will or selfish, instinctive desires, we prevent our inner sun, in other words, our spirit, or higher Self, from governing our life in accordance with universal harmony: 

‘The sun is the centre of the solar system and the planets move harmoniously in orbit around it; it is this harmonious movement of the planets round the sun that must be duplicated in our own cells. But before this can happen we have to discover our own centre: the sun, God, the spirit within us. When we achieve this, every particle of our being moves in rhythm with universal Life and the sensations and states of consciousness that this produces is unutterably glorious’. 

Uniting the human and divine Self 

So disciples of the Universal White Brotherhood practice ‘Surya Yoga’ as often as they can during the spring and summer months, by rising early to watch the sunrise. As they contemplate the sun in an attitude of reverence and gratitude they are able to restore the connections between their human personality and their divine Self: 

‘At sunrise, in the morning, all our work with the sun, our meditations and prayers, are aimed at restoring communications, at building bridges between our lower self down here and our higher self in the sun. When the bridge is built and communications restored, we shall once again be united with that higher self that dwells with God in constant happiness, bliss and boundless freedom. Yes, part of us already dwells with God in a state of indescribable bliss’. 

Health benefits of sunrise meditation 

Some people ask why it’s important to meditate outside, why can’t they simply meditate in the comfort of their own room? There are many good reasons and the most basic is that the ‘Prana’ present at sunrise is able to restore and maintain our physical health: 

‘Prana is a living force, the outpouring of vitality from the sun that we breathe in with the air and absorb into every cell of our body. Prana is like a pure stream, cascading down from the mountain heights, its water charged with every kind of nourishment for the beings swimming in it and also for the humans and animals living on its banks. Prana is a torrent flowing from the sun and, by respiration and meditation, we can obtain from it all the benefits we need’. 

Spiritual benefits 

But the benefits of practising meditation at sunrise are far from being merely physical. By focusing our attention on the sun’s first rays while breathing deeply, we are nourishing our subtle, psychic and spiritual bodies; we are able to ‘eat fire and drink light’. And in this way, we not only rejuvenate our physical bodies, we also become inwardly richer, freer and happier. Our relationships with others improve as we become more loving and generous: 

‘Learn to work with the light of the sun, for this light contains all riches. When you begin to take possession of these riches, you will feel your relationships with other human beings gradually improve. Why? Because when you feel rich, you become generous. But please understand me: I am speaking of true riches, that of the masters and initiates. They live in such abundance, such plenitude, how could they not wish to help others and love them? When you see someone who doesn’t love others, who shows no inner nobility or generosity it is because he or she is poor and miserable. And if you don’t want to fall into the same faults, work with the rays of the sun’. 

The sun, image of perfection 

The sun shines on all creatures equally, whether they be saints or criminals, all receive its light, warmth and vitality whether they are grateful for these blessings or not. In this sense, the sun can be said to be a physical representation of God, an expression of the trinity of love, wisdom and truth. It offers us a glorious image of perfection, inspiration for all those who strive towards a spiritual ideal. 

The following prayer can be said at sunrise. We should pronounce it with inner conviction, while focusing on the first rays as they appear above the horizon.

Meditation at Sunrise

The following prayer can be said at sunrise. We should pronounce it with inner conviction, while focusing on the first rays as they appear above the horizon.

The following formula

 is one of many we have been given to use at the sunrise:

• As the sun rises over the world, so may the sun of truth, freedom, immortality and Eternity, rise in my spirit.
• As the sun rises above the world, so may the sun of love and immensity rise in my soul.
• As the sun rises above the world, so may the sun of intelligence, light and wisdom rise in my intellect.
• As the sun rises above the world, so may the sun of gentleness, kindness, joy, happiness and purity rise in my heart.
• As this luminous, radiant sun rises over the world, so may the sun of strength, power, force, dynamic energy and activity rise in my will.
• And as this luminous, radiant, living sun rises over the world, so may the sun of health, vitality and vigor rise in my body.
• Amen. So be it, for the kingdom of God and His righteousness
• Amen. So be it, for the Glory of God!

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Meditating at dawn, in the living presence of the rising sun, is the method the Master urged all disciples to practice; it lies at the heart of his teaching.

He gave it the name ‘Surya Yoga' from the Sanskrit, 'Yoga of the Sun’ and it is practised at all brotherhood centres between the Spring and the Autumn equinoxes.

By concentrating all our thoughts and forces on the sun, the centre of our solar system, we gradually reinforce our connection with our spirit, the centre of our own being. In this way a bridge is formed between our higher and lower natures allowing paths of communication to be established.

The rays of the sun and the ‘prana’ that is present in the air at sunrise are able to renew and transform us.

Each morning, when you go to the sunrise, think of nothing but renewing yourself. Leave everything else to one side, everything that is old and mouldy, so you can once and for all receive this new life and enter into communication with that great current coming from the heart of the universe. In springtime, the early morning rays send you all the energies and stimulus you need for the rest of the year. Don’t let them pass you by without benefiting from them. Open yourself to these rays and allow the forces of light, joy and resurrection to pass through you

Extracts from A New Earth – Volume 13

  

 Source: http://www.dovesnest.org/suryayogatheme.html