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inlight1@aol.com (Inlight1) wrote:
>There is really no such thing. Since the many facets of Yoga are the spiritual
>disciplines of the Hindu religion (and also found within it's offshoots; i.e.,
>Buddhism, the Jain and the Sikh sects), a true teacher of any aspect of Yoga is
>a qualified Hindu (Buddhist, Jain or Sikh). They offer these genuine
>spiritual/religious disciplines free of charg (donations generally accepted).

You must be joking. 
Since God is omnipresent and universal, every method of attaining this
universal reality must be equally universal; the law of conservation
of energy applies equally here in my room, as it does on the other
side of the galaxy. 
Since yoga is supposed to be a method of realization of the universal,
omnipresent reality beneath everything superficial (which includes
nationality, religious belief, race, and even biological species), the
method that you advertise, the one which makes race or religion a
necessary prerequisite of attainment and knowledge, most likely has
nothing to do with the realization of anything universal, and,
therefore, of importance. 
Translated to plain English, you are a narrow-minded fool.

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