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TheLittleLady
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Dioceses keep this information confidential, and I cannot imagine a priest giving out information about a minor. Shake my head.
I also think that this might not be proof of safety or goodness in participating in stretches that imitate pagan rituals to Hindu Gods. That probably means “God is merciful.” Or “Praise God for the gift of Sanctifying Grace!” more than it means that pagan rituals designed to invite other spirits into our souls are just fine because many people go unaffected.What about those who remain faithful, strong Catholics (or other Christian denominations) after decades of yoga stretching exercises?
I said his words should be considered. There is evil in the world, to be sure, most of which is not occult. The Gospel of this Sunday tells us the greatest danger that evil can present. The goats were thrown into Hell, not for yoga, but for ignoring the stranger, the hungry, etc. That is not dismissal, but neither am I elevating his opinion to the level of Church teaching.Aren’t you still dismissing it all?
I have been on here since the first month. This sort of ad hominem has always been contrary to the rules and common charity.If you simply like to argue and oppose on internet forums, please say so.
Perhaps there is a need to define the term. Yoga practice as religious yoga may be what the priest is referring to, not simply stretching in a predefined form.Then it ain’t yoga…no problem.
Parallelism does not indicate sameness. One is a prayer form to a specific Hindu deity. One is lying flat on your back on the floor. I am also breathing right now. They also do that in Yoga. But the fact that we need to breathe and may lay on the floor in our lives does not exonerate Yoga from what it is.Did you know that there is a yoga pose that consists of lying flat on your back, arms at your sides. Are you saying that you have never in your life done that, even in your sleep?
I used the word “greatest”, which is superlative adjective. Therefore, there are other ways.Compartmentalizing! So, is that the only way to get to hell?
Again, I said his words should be considered. Three times now I have said it.Are we still blowing this off, for the sake of modern, oh-so-trendy activity?
A great verse. I have even seen this applied to all sorts of things, including two popes, in my life. If you mean it to apply here, it is the first time I have seen it applied to yoga.Matthew 24: 24 For false messiahs[f] and false prophets will appear and produce great signs and omens, to lead astray, if possible, even the elect.