Hotter Sun and Higher Vibration

[AnthroHeart]

Has anyone else here felt that the sun has gotten hotter? A short time ago it felt as if the sun were almost burning hot.

I've been raising my vibration quite a bit through readings and energy work. Today and some other times when my

vibration is really high, the sun actually feels cooler than usual. Today, I could barely feel it upon my skin whereas

I know it would normally feel like burning hot.

Has anyone else here had the experience where the sun is much more comfortable as they raise their vibration?

[3DMonkey]

I've always enjoyed the sun.

Working under it is a different thing.

[Crown]

I dont know if it has anything to do with this, but i can stand really hot temperatures. I mean, when its 45 celsius people are complaining and crying and im like... ok.

It just doesnt bother me as much.

I sweat alot though xD

[Nyu]

Ive noticed the sun actually feels hotter, and burns faster, when I'm directly in it. But in my part of the world (Melbourne) the winter still feels pretty normal and we pretty much didn't even have summer last year/early this year, so I dunno. But yes to my skin it does feel hotter, stronger radiation or something

[BrownEye]

I stopped burning after a diet change.

[Oceania]

i'm always cold. i wish it would get hotter on this planet, i can't stand this cold. it was 25 degrees the other day and i managed to be freezing most of that day.

[Nyu]

Youre not going to like the impending ice age then huh, haha. 25C is awesome weather, 25F however, not so awesome. But I'm fricken sick of winter and not wanting to move from under the blankie coz its too cold.. come on spring!

[3DMonkey]

I can't stand cold weather. It's been 100 f for I don't know how many days and I am just fine with it.

I actually had a dream that it was cold outside and I was not happy.

[Zygra]

That is amusing my furry friend. For I cannot stand high amounts of heat. I can stand cold but not heat. Springtime and autumn is the best. 20-25 degrees celsius. Just perfect.

[Richard]

I don't care for the extremes of either. Wonder where on the planet can I live that the temps are in 70-75 F range, the relative humidity around 20-30% and its partially cloudy with sun all year long??

4D?

Richard

[BrownEye]

I don't care for the extremes of either. Wonder where on the planet can I live that the temps are in 70-75 F range, the relative humidity around 20-30% and its partially cloudy with sun all year long??

4D?

Richard

My move is still in the works, I am heading to central america, temps go from 70s to 90s all year round. Humidity is higher, but not an issue for me. Since there are springs everywhere, and food grows all year long, I am planning for the eventual drop off the grid. I have a few different contacts down there waiting for me to get my butt in gear.

Where I am now it goes from 20 below winters to 110 summers with up to 80% humidity. Kind of hard to grow and fully reliant on electricity. If the grid goes down there will be no food shipments, no clean water, and no heating or cooling. Not exactly what I want to look forward to.