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Re: Anyone think our "yellow" sun is now a WHITE SUN?

Risen wrote:

I noticed a change.  Although I noticed it later in the 90's, definitely later than 92.

Someone above mentioned they thought it was easier to look at now... which is interesting, because I feel quite the opposite.  I find it almost unbearable now.  And the glare it creates on windshields nowadays, awwgh... almost like looking straight at the sun, maybe worse sometimes.

I've said for a long time it seems brighter, whiter, and more painful to look at.  Nobody I know sees any difference.  But then, nobody I know ever notices *anything*.  They're too wrapped up in life to be bothered.

I'm pretty much in total agreement with StudyScope above regarding this and the other things they mentioned (society etc).

Anyone else?  Brighter or darker?  Whiter or no?  I'm curious on everyone's observations now.

Risen, think that might be my comment you're referring to about the white sun being easier to look at, and actually it isn't easier, it's more difficult, I just got it backwards when I typed that passage, and forgot to go back and correct it. Sorry for the confusion.

Also I've experienced & observed changes, big changes, internal and external which happened in the early 90s. My lifestyle abruptly changed in that timeframe for better and worse; I if I could net it out it would be this, that for the first time in decades, since childhood, I clearly and deeply felt as if I did not fit into or belong to this society (the materialistic focussed rat race aspects of it) and no longer wanted to; at the same time I had a new-found or re-discovered sense of myself, a much keener sense of who I was, am and am supposed to be. Best way to describe it is that it was an awakening, or a spiritual arrival of sorts. It was and end point and a beginning, and it's definitely still a process, an adventure on a timeless path; one from which there seems to be no "turning back" at this point. Though there's no reason why I'd want to, as it feels good, healthy and right, definitely better no matter how challenging or difficult things can become.

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Re: Anyone think our "yellow" sun is now a WHITE SUN?

studyscope wrote:

The sun used to be wonderful.  Yellow. Pleasant. Warm. Kind. Beautiful.
The sun is now harsh.  White. Hot. unkind.

When the 90's came about I also noticed a change in society.  One I didn't like.  I started to withdraw and now I am pretty much a hermit.

The change I saw in society was not topical, but transcendant.  The very vibration of reality gradually changed and I saw what was good mutating into what I call evil.

We no longer live on the same planet.  We no longer live in the same dimension.  For those of you who acclamated to this new situation...things are probably pretty good.  For those of us who did not, and will not, this is not a very nice place to live.

Risen wrote:

I noticed a change.  Although I noticed it later in the 90's

During the year 1998 I specifically remember feeling a change in the way I percieved reality and the way it felt living in it. In the city where I lived it seemed everything looked and felt different as if reality were more clear, vivid, or more 'finely defined'. Almost as if it could have been a 'mock' portrayal or 'overlay' version of the same world.

I am as is Void.