Category: Yoga

by Elliot Miller

It has become virtually impossible to escape encounters with yoga in one form or another in the course of daily American life. For the conscientious Christian the question becomes inescapable: “Is yoga, or can it be, compatible with the Christian faith?”

by Elliot Miller

The character of yoga in the West has largely been determined by the men who brought it here from the East. The late Swamis Vivekananda, Yogananda, Muktananda, and Satchidananda all played pivotal roles in exposing Western culture to yoga.

Elliot Miller

The very structure of yoga is designed to facilitate the goals of Hindu spirituality, and so every attempt by the Christian yoga movement to redeem yoga for Christian use has failed.

by Dave Williams
February 17, 2020

Yoga – any brand of yoga – makes you move away from the one true God of the Bible and pulls you toward a counterfeit god while deceiving you into believing you are ‘connecting’ with the true God.

by Caryl Matrisciana

People in the West have been deceived into thinking that yoga is the art of living; but to people in the East, it is the art of dying.

by Truth Behind Yoga

Two antithetical definitions of meditation are being increasingly confused as the same term in today’s society. It is important this confusion be cleared, as one leads to a path of Biblical understanding, and the other leads to pagan spiritualism.

by William

Yoga is not just a harmless physical exercise, it opens the door to demonic control. The consequences are more serious than you might realise.

by Miscellaneous News Source
March 16th, 2016

In just a few years from now, there could be over 55 million people in America practicing Yoga! Couple that with all the other forms of meditation that Americans are practicing, and we surely are living in a “namaste nation.”

by Ray Yungen
October 8, 2015

The word “yoga” actually means to be yoked to or united in body, mind, and spirit with Brahman.Yoga adherents cannot divorce the religious or spiritual aspects of Yoga from the physical because the physical postures were, from their inception, specifically designed to serve as conduits to yogic religious experience.

by Marcia Montenegro

To introduce children to Yoga is in my mind irresponsible and potentially dangerous at the very least. Even if this type of Yoga appears to have no outward effects, there can be hidden ones, and it certainly creates a bond that may pull the child deeper into its spirituality as he or she gets older before the child has knowingly been able to make such a choice.