Some of the techniques he mentioned are just downright stupidity - like sungazing. If getting sunburned on your skin is a thing, then being burned inside the eyes is going to cause damage too.
Some of the techniques he mentioned are just downright stupidity - like sungazing.
If getting sunburned on your skin is a thing, then being burned inside the eyes is going to cause damage too.
Sounds like you're speaking from inexperience.
Have you tried looking at the sun at dawn or dusk?
Sounds like you're speaking from inexperience.
Have you tried looking at the sun at dawn or dusk?
I don't need to permanently damage my eyes thanks.
I don't need to permanently damage my eyes thanks.
Does one always get burned by the sun? Or is it possible to go through morphological changes over time that builds your body's response to the sun's rays?
Does the morning or evening sunlight cause the skin to burn as quickly as the midday sun?
Does one always get burned by the sun? Or is it possible to go through morphological changes over time that builds your body's response to the sun's rays?
Does the morning or evening sunlight cause the skin to burn as quickly as the midday sun?
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