By some estimates there are more than 10,000 different religions in the world today. Could yoga be one of them? Countless books and DVDs espouse the spiritual benefits of yoga practice, and there are certainly some enthusiasts who find it to be a religious experience. Others though, insist that yoga is no more a religion than jogging. What does yoga truly represent?
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Tuna Sandwich Studio
Following Naumadd's advice, I am opening a Tuna Sandwhich Studio. Of course we will feature fish pose. Now (that is) Mad. Hiding behind irrationality is like closing one's eyes and pretending no one sees you.
The facts are that all of real Yoga is Hinduism--look it up.
- classyoga
February 23, 2009 7:49AM
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