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I've seen some people mention unique properties of morning sunlight, has anyone experienced or read of such benefits?

Many believers are unaware of the different Christian communities throughout history that had slightly different views on what was considered inspired writings of Scripture. This video looks at several of those variances. Hope it blesses and encourages you.

Heliosorcery (2022) | Exposing the Occult Origins of Heliocentrism | Full Documentary - Chris Sparks [1.42.45]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crasHY5HCdI&pp=ygUFSGVsaW8%3D
The purpose of this documentary is not to provide scientific, practical, or Biblical evidence against heliocentric doctrine. But rather, to trace the presently raging cosmology dispute back to its ancient heritage.
Join Chris Sparks as he reviews the hot political and religious climate in which heliocentrism was reborn. Discover whether it was more than love for science that motivated the medieval hierarchy to push Copernicus’ new theory. Investigate the lesser known facts about the celebrated champions of sun-centred cosmology, their powerful associations, and their hidden obsessions.
Gathering the threads that tie the key players together, Heliosorcery follows the development of the evolution paradigm, marking the dramatic effects it has had on the worldview and character of our culture, and raising the question: Who benefits?
Read 'The Cosmology Conflict' by Chris Sparks:
Free Book: The Cosmology Conflict: Is the Earth Flat or Spherical? — Earthen Vessels https://www.earthenvessels.org.au/biblical-cosmology-1
For more information visit: www.earthenvessels.org.au
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
03:07 The Protestant Reformation
16:11 Gnosticism
26:04 Copernicus
31:32 The Jesuits
42:20 Galileo
48:29 Newton & Hermes Trismegistus
57:39 Kepler & Hermes Trismegistus
01:03:56 The World That Forgot God
01:07:53 Darwin, The Big Bang & NASA
01:26:44 Conclusion

The results were not to his optimal. LOL.
 
 
NSFL image. Just don't look at it bros.

Tovia Singer’s, Did God Divorce Israel? Reviewed and Critiqued - The Southern Israelite [35.29]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B97FUihsJcY
 
The Vain Attempt of the Rabbinics to Appeal to the False Convert Naaman the Syrian - The Southern Israelite [20.17]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdUTm53Sk6U

Kind of been wondering about this, the Burning Man event seems to attract a lot of leftists, but attracts my interest as it seems to also attract artists and artistic expression, maybe a kind of environmentalism, I don't know. Their main celebration seems to have been a repackaging of the pagan event of burning a wicker man, they burn a big effigy to end the event.
 
It's kind of ambiguous about being pagan or nonreligious or whatever but I think there are probably plenty of objectionable things that take place that "conservatives" or "Christians" might want to steer clear of. But, I think possibly there are good things that might be adapted in to some alternative new event or incorporated in to existing events.
 
Any idea about "Christian conservative" alternatives to Burning Man?

The concept is still a little vague to me, but I've seen some articles argue about a connection between a sense of experiencing awe in life and well-being...
 
https://bigthink.com/the-learning-curve/awe-the-8-wonders-of-life/
 
What is "awe"?
 
> Awe is an emotion, a brief experience we have in response to vast and mysterious things we don’t understand. And as I’ve studied it over the years, I’ve come to believe — like Jane Goodall and Albert Einstein — that awe is in many ways our most human emotion. We encounter these vast mysteries: What is life? How do I make sense of the solar system? Why are mountains so large? How can you make music? And the mind has this emotion that kicks things like wonder, curiosity, and exploration into gear.
 
It seems they may...
 
> play a role in our health, happiness, and well-being
 
Where is "awe" experienced?
 
> We gathered narratives of awe from 26 countries and found what I call the eight wonders of life in the book. They include moral beauty, nature, and collective effervescence. Then you get to the cultural ones: art, music, and spirituality. You also have epiphany. And our last finding from the study was about life and death. People around the world find it awe-inspiring when life emerges and when it goes.
 
Thoughts on the topic of "awe" in life?

The Criminalization Of Dissent (Revisited) | ZeroHedge (Authored by CJ Hopkins via The Consent Factory, Greetings from Thoughtcriminal 231Js1736/23!)
https://zerohedge.com/geopolitical/criminalization-dissent-revisited