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The Yogic Christ And The Terrifying Demonic Reality Of Yoga
PatriotandLiberty Blog ^ | Mar 2023 | Linda Kimball

Posted on 03/17/2023 2:13:51 AM PDT by spirited irish

It is well documented that perversions, murder, demonic possession and other evils, including human sacrifice, occur in Western witchcraft, Satanism and Eastern mysticism (e.g., tantric yoga) as well as pagan and pantheist occult religion in general. In his “Occultism, Witchcraft and Cultural Fashions,” the noted cultural anthropologist Mircea Eliade of the University of Chicago refers to the interconnections between European witchcraft and Hindu Tantric yoga…the royal path to raising Kundalini Serpent Power. Eliade argues that “even a rapid perusal of the Hindu and Tibetan documents” reveals the connection:

“As a matter of fact, all the features associated with European witches are – with the exception of Satan and the Sabbath – claimed also by Indo-Tibetan yogis and magicians. They too are supposed to fly through the air, render themselves invisible, kill at a distance, master demons and ghosts, and so on. Moreover, some of (them) boast that they break all the religious taboos and social rules; that they practice human sacrifice, cannibalism, and all manner of orgies, including incestuous intercourse, and that they eat excrement, nauseating animals, and devour human corpses. In other words, they proudly claim all the crimes and horrible ceremonies cited ad nauseum in the western European witch trials.” (Psychic Forces, Chapter 22, “The Occult History of Parapsychology,” Clifford Wilson and John Weldon, pp. 341-49)

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TOPICS: Religion & Culture
KEYWORDS: blogpimp; domoreyoga; everyyearthesamebs; kundalini; notagain; ohnodevilsanddemons; possession; spiritism
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1 posted on 03/17/2023 2:13:51 AM PDT by spirited irish
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To: spirited irish

And how about those yoga pants? Yeah, they’re okay on some folks, but others should just never wear them.


2 posted on 03/17/2023 2:22:03 AM PDT by Larry Lucido (Donate! Don't just postill clickbait!)
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To: spirited irish

”She’s a cultural anthropologist! Burn her!”

3 posted on 03/17/2023 2:23:46 AM PDT by gundog (It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen. )
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To: spirited irish
Our own military and the CIA have examined some potentially very dangerous angles of parapsychology by studying, for example, remote viewing (and other related activities that might have military use). The book (not the movie--a comedy), "The Men Who State at Goats," touches tangentially on some of this effort.

If the military or intelligence services think anything can give them an edge over our enemies, they jump in with both feet. Damn the occult torpedoes, full speed ahead.

4 posted on 03/17/2023 3:40:49 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
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To: RoosterRedux

Note To self: read this article later.


5 posted on 03/17/2023 3:44:06 AM PDT by NetAddicted (MAGA2024)
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To: spirited irish

Seriously? The apophenia is strong in this one.


6 posted on 03/17/2023 3:50:56 AM PDT by Chad C. Mulligan
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To: RoosterRedux

Exactly. Other researchers have revealed the study by the CIA et al, of ancient Mystery Religion techniques for control and domination of minds and wills. Obviously, these techniques call on the demonic realm.


7 posted on 03/17/2023 3:51:10 AM PDT by spirited irish ( )
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To: Chad C. Mulligan
A common technique employed by certain people who are offended by truth and the existence of the supernatural is to psychologically batter the truth teller down.

To label truth 'apophenia' is the resort of arrogant new pagan materialists (naturalists) who fear the existence of the supernatural thus desire to batter it out of existence.

8 posted on 03/17/2023 3:59:39 AM PDT by spirited irish ( )
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To: spirited irish

I took a Yoga class once at my gym and went home and turned my husband into a newt. He got better.


9 posted on 03/17/2023 4:08:19 AM PDT by MD Expat in PA (No. I am not a doctor nor have I ever played one on TV. The MD in my screen name stands for Maryland)
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To: spirited irish
There is a well-known UFO "experiencer" who has just written a popular book ("UFO of God" by Chris Bledsoe) on his contacts with "orbs" of light. His stories are corroborated by numerous former CIA and Army officers who were involved in paranormal research. These corroborating accounts are from people who have been to Bledsoe's farm and have seen what he (Bledsoe) sees.

What is frightening is that Chris Bledsoe conflates his experiences with these "beings" with the Christian faith (according to him, he was raised in the church and is devout). There is a being he calls "The Lady" who appears to him in an apparition and gives him prophecies.

In his book (I have skimmed it from beginning to end), he prays to The Lady and her orbs and quotes Scripture as if it is supposed to be applicable.

The forward in his book was written by a well-known former CIA officer.

As an aside, the being Bledsoe calls The Lady sounds an awful lot like what students of ancient mythology (I have studied this stuff) will recognize as by various names such as Astarte (ancient Syria, Egypt), Ishtar (ancient Mesopotamian), Aphrodite (ancient Greece), Inanna (Sumeria) to name a few.

As people who have looked into the subject know well (as attested to by the Apostle Paul), the idols of Scripture are not just clay, wood, or metal figurines. They are indwelt by demons. Astarte is such a demon.

This is the source of the Queen of Heaven mythos.

10 posted on 03/17/2023 4:18:31 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
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To: MD Expat in PA; gundog

Mynd you, Kültral anthrøpolëz and Ÿoggã bites Kan be pretti nasti...


11 posted on 03/17/2023 4:31:46 AM PDT by DoodleBob ( Gravity’s waiting period is about 9.8 m/s²)
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To: spirited irish
Yoga stretches actually originate from Swedish gymnastics that were invented by Pehr Henrik Ling and Niels Bukh, the British adopted it for their military and Indians later appropriated it and added the mysticism on top of it.

A major yoga scholar named Mark Singleton conclusively proved this much to the annoyance of many.

12 posted on 03/17/2023 4:37:48 AM PDT by Shadow44
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To: Shadow44

You were good all the way until the end. Indian yoga has been around for 5000 years. The stretching exercise go CALLED yoga because the west was on one of its weird obsessions with eastern stuff, so using eastern words was great advertising.


13 posted on 03/17/2023 4:42:06 AM PDT by discostu (like a dog being shown a card trick)
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To: RoosterRedux

I wonder if they ever stopped to think how Gideon achieved that major military victory.


14 posted on 03/17/2023 4:42:12 AM PDT by Bulwyf (Why? )
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To: discostu

Yes, the Yoga tradition is ancient, but downward facing dog pose had nothing to do with it until the 20th century.


15 posted on 03/17/2023 4:44:26 AM PDT by Shadow44
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To: Bulwyf
As much as the military will consider anything that might help them win, I'll bet they draw the line when it comes to listening to God or applying Scripture.

That's superstition.

They'll use a Ouija Board and/or conjure demons, but heaven forbid they rely on something that actually works.

16 posted on 03/17/2023 4:47:17 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
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To: RoosterRedux

Most people nowadays will do anything to avoid God’s truth. It’s very sad and it doesn’t end well.


17 posted on 03/17/2023 5:03:16 AM PDT by Bulwyf (Why? )
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To: Bulwyf
Yup. Vy true. People are bat guano crazy.

God = Ignorant Superstition

The Occult = Cool Stuff

18 posted on 03/17/2023 5:08:42 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
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To: spirited irish

I don’t know what they do today, but that research was from the 50s and 60s, and I think they do a lot of it both from a defensive impetus as well as offensive potential. In fact, I think they started the program(s) because they heard the ruskies were doing it. I’m guessing that on a personal level, a lot of them laughed and scoffed, but if there is anything tangible to come out of it, it would be their due diligence to know, because your enemy could be developing it.


19 posted on 03/17/2023 5:14:24 AM PDT by z3n (Kakistocracy)
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To: spirited irish

A fellow senior softball friend attends a yoga class regularly. He says all he gets out of it are sore muscles from all the stretching he has to do.


20 posted on 03/17/2023 5:14:30 AM PDT by Hot Tabasco (Well Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah)
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