Pat Robertson Not Down With Yoga
Wednesday's "700 Club" featured a question about the Christian view of yoga. A concerned viewer asked, "Does it really have its origins in evil?" Pat Robertson gave the verdict: Yes! According to Pat, stretching is fine, but by repeating common yoga mantras, you are actually praying to Hindu gods Vishnu and Krishna and you're not even aware of it!
But! The yoga postures themselves are body mantras. So even the "stretching" is a "prayer."
I'm not surprised by that, some woman has redone yoga and called it Praise Moves. [link]
Pat Robertson Not Down With Yoga
Oh! my friend's niece's stepmom thinks yoga is evil! (Niece, who is like 11, was talking about it because my friend is a yoga instructor and she'd also done some at school and her stepmom FREAKED.)
I just think that the crow pose is evil. that illusive bastard.
The free lunch here today was Indian food, including paneer.
My food is squeaking at me, AIFG!
Announcement: Closest I got in the USA: Atlanta, GA. Closest in Europe: Evora. There were tons of "Famous" European sites I have never heard of.
Analysis: I need to get back to work.
Mmmmm, paneer. I'm going into a happy food coma just thinking about it.
I suppose I could have...um...ramen and tofu, or cereal, or maybe some Annie's mac'n'cheese. I think I'd rather sit around and think about Lee's paneer.
I am trying to limit myself to lunch out 1 day/week at work - today was left over mac and cheese and orange and a english muffin. I think I need a salad for dinner.
I'm finishing up my turkey leftovers, which are quite tasty. Since I got so sick on Saturday, my diet's become incredibly high-fat. Must. Change. (After the mashed potatoes are gone.)
I'm eating leftover pasta from last night's dinner. It's sort of an odd combo--whole wheat pasta with a sauce, if you can call it that, of prosciutto, garlic, red pepper flakes, and bread crumbs sauteed in a mix of butter and olive oil. It's salty and yummy in a can't decide whether it's good for you or bad for you way.