I beg your pardon, but did you just compare some of the most educated minds that have gone on to become priests or deacons with backgrounds in psychology, theology, etc. to uneducated and ignorant people? I personally have seen only two Catholic priests briefly discuss the topic, after they had both clearly been asked their opinion and advise. To their credit, rather than taking the easy way out, and brushing it off, they went into a great amount of detail as to why they believe it's demonic in nature. Both men also had personal experiences while performing the rights of exorcism on two women who opened doors for the demonic to enter through nothing more than some harmless stretching they do before a real workout; I mean come on, give me a break. I'm not a theologian, nor and exorcist, however; I have a masters and PHD in early childhood studies, leading to a lengthy career in teaching those with special needs until finishing my career heading up the psych department at a local college. You have every right to your beliefs as well as a venue to espouse said beliefs. I think it would behoove you to look carefully at the so called uneducated and ignorant people you're lumping into one pot. By the way, from an outsiders standpoint, you look and came across as the face and best salesman for Yoga I've ever come across. I wonder if you had some dark, ignorant reason for pushing something that's clearly more important to you than simply stretching before a work out. No, your posture, spoken word, and demeanor showed clearly just how much you love this spiritual stretching. Some might discern that You see it as a religion and maybe you're the one attempting to push an agenda? Trying to reel in as many as you can, while the uneducated religion of the past 2000 years is finally losing members, members who look as though they could use a good relaxing stretch once in a while.?
I beg your pardon, but did you just compare some of the most educated minds that have gone on to become priests or deacons with backgrounds in psychology, theology, etc. to uneducated and ignorant people? I personally have seen only two Catholic priests briefly discuss the topic, after they had both clearly been asked their opinion and advise. To their credit, rather than taking the easy way out, and brushing it off, they went into a great amount of detail as to why they believe it's demonic in nature. Both men also had personal experiences while performing the rights of exorcism on two women who opened doors for the demonic to enter through nothing more than some harmless stretching they do before a real workout; I mean come on, give me a break. I'm not a theologian, nor and exorcist, however; I have a masters and PHD in early childhood studies, leading to a lengthy career in teaching those with special needs until finishing my career heading up the psych department at a local college. You have every right to your beliefs as well as a venue to espouse said beliefs. I think it would behoove you to look carefully at the so called uneducated and ignorant people you're lumping into one pot. By the way, from an outsiders standpoint, you look and came across as the face and best salesman for Yoga I've ever come across. I wonder if you had some dark, ignorant reason for pushing something that's clearly more important to you than simply stretching before a work out. No, your posture, spoken word, and demeanor showed clearly just how much you love this spiritual stretching. Some might discern that You see it as a religion and maybe you're the one attempting to push an agenda? Trying to reel in as many as you can, while the uneducated religion of the past 2000 years is finally losing members, members who look as though they could use a good relaxing stretch once in a while.?