The Hindu/Yoga Sun Salutation has no hands-and-knees pose (and no on-the-knees
pose either, for that matter).
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Since you have cited zero sources, my conclusion is that you're just being
obstinate. You sure don't seem to be experienced in yog
Since you have cited zero sources, my conclusion is that you're just being
obstinate. You sure don't seem to be experienced in yoga poses or a pundit.
The Sun Salutation is a series of prostrations. Usually it is performed at
dawn, facing the rising sun. Each of the twelve positions has its
The Hindu/Yoga Sun Salutation has no hands-and-knees pose (and no on-the-knees
pose either, for that matter).
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In the Sun Salutation there are twelve yoga poses in a series. Maybe your yoga
teacher left out a step or two; maybe your book for
In the Sun Salutation there are twelve yoga poses in a series. Maybe your yoga
teacher left out a step or two; maybe your book forgot to mention that the
Surya Namaskar is a praanam, a bowing or prostration to the Sun God. If you are
confused, just look it up.
6. Exhaling, lower your knees, t
No, there's no such pose in the Sun Salutation.
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There are a total of twelve asana changes in Surya Namaskara. The standing
poses are easier, but the difficult pose is where you have to bow down and pray
facing the sun on your hands and knee
There are a total of twelve asana changes in Surya Namaskara. The standing
poses are easier, but the difficult pose is where you have to bow down and pray
facing the sun on your hands and knees.
Surya Namaskar is a prostration to the Sun God and was taught by Pandit
Krishnamacharya and pop
Actually, the Hindu/Yoga Sun Salutation has no hands-and-knees pose (and no
on-the-knees pose either, for that matter.) Just one of your Ooopsies,
Willytex.
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You seem to be a beginner at yoga poses but I thought you knew a few things
about lo
You seem to be a beginner at yoga poses but I thought you knew a few things
about logic. You have just posted another logical fallacy. Go figure.
11 Sun Salutation Facts for Beginners
http://www.artofliving.org/yoga/health-and-wellness/sun-salutation-for-beginners
http://www.artofliving.
Now, *that's* a non sequitur.
Nevertheless, the Hindu/Yoga Sun Salutation has no hands-and-knees pose (and
no on-the-knees pose either, for that matter.) Just one of your Ooopsies,
Willytex.
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Non sequitur. It does not follow that,
No, the Hindu/Yoga Sun Salutation has no hands-and-knees pose (and no
on-the-knees pose either, for that matter.) Just one of your Ooopsies,
Willytex.
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You seem to be uninformed about the yoga asanas. FYI - here are directions for
pract
Non sequitur. It does not follow that, just because you believe something you
read in a book or online, that yogis do not pray on their hands and knees at
football games in India. In fact, millions do so at least three times a day.
When you interject a false assumption you commit a logical fa
You seem to be uninformed about the yoga asanas. FYI - here are directions for
practice:
Bow and salute the Sun God by getting down on the ground on your hands and
knees. Use the Surya beej mantra to pray: "Om Surya Namah."
It's not complicated.
Or, if failing to be able to perform
not really that they are violating Christ's prescription for
personal prayer.
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Fine, do it off the field in th
No, the Hindu/Yoga Sun Salutation has no hands-and-knees pose (and no
on-the-knees pose either, for that matter.) Just one of your Ooopsies,
Willytex.
And please learn what "non sequitur" means and how it's used. It doesn't mean
"something I disagree with."
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and a spirit of good
sportsmanship.
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He did give thanks to G
Obviously you've never attended a football game over in Hyderabad.
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Thx, the vibes are nicer outside for Yoga postures; especially with the sun
shining. The coach was obviously "wearing his religion on his sleeve".
For protection, a Shiva Kavach mi
roven. Public prayer has been a tradition for
ages. Check your congressional record.
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What I quoted is from the Sermon
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He did give thanks to God a few times in public, but other than that, he's
described in t
I could care less who they are.
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Yeah, right, all those poor, persecuted Christians having to hide their
fa
eck your congressional record.
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What I quoted is from the Sermon on the Mount. He goes on right after those
verses and one about not
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Yeah, right, all those poor, persecuted Christians having to hide their
faith.
Give me a break.
And unless they're using a loudspeaker, how can you be sure they're even
Christian? They
protection from injury for all players and a spirit of good
sportsmanship.
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Thx, the vibes are nicer outside for Yoga postures; especially with the sun
shining. The coach was obviously "wearing his religion on his sleeve".
For protection, a Shiva Kavach might work better than praying to the Christian
Trinity; but this is subject to experimentation and evaluation. In an
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He did give thanks to God a few times in public, but other than that, he's
de
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Christian football coach loses job after praying at games. (he first prayed
for some 15-20 sec after each game right on the 50 yard line; not privately).
Then, team members joine
I could care less who they are.
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Yeah, right, all those poor, persecuted Christians having to
oups.com
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He did give thanks to God a few times in public, but other than that, he's
described in the Gospels as praying by himself.
It *is
;authfriend@... [FairfieldLife]"
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Fine, do it off the field in the clubhouse. There's no need to do it in
public.
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authfri...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]"
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Fine, do it off the field in the clubhouse. There's no need to do it in
public.
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their *program* you had to be crazy, thus needed to be
*institutionalized*.
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I agree - This is a count
spirit of good
sportsmanship.
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He did give thanks to God a few t
ction from injury for all players and a spirit of good
sportsmanship.
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He did give thanks to God a few times in public, but other than that, he's
described in the Gospels as praying by
uthfriend@... [FairfieldLife]"
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What I quoted is from the Sermon on the Mount. He goes on right after those
verses and one about not using "vain repetitions"
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What I quoted is from the Sermon on the Mount. He goes on right after those
verses and one about not using "vain repetitions" to tell his audience what to
pray in
friend@... [FairfieldLife]"
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"And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites. For they love to
pray...on the street corners to be seen by men. Truly I t
given right, granted in the constitution
by the Bill of Rights.
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"And when you pray, do not be
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Christian football coach loses job after praying at games. (he first prayed
for some 15-20 sec after each game right
uot;
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Christian football coach loses job after praying at games. (he first prayed
for some 15-20 sec after each game right on the 50 yard line; not privately).
t 13, 2016 7:03 PM
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Christian football coach loses job after praying at games. (he first
prayed for some 15-20 sec after each game right on the 50 yard line; not
privately). Then, team members joined in. Coach Joe says it's al
Christian football coach loses job after praying at games. (he first prayed
for some 15-20 sec after each game right on the 50 yard line; not privately).
Then, team members joined in. Coach Joe says it's all voluntary.
No! when your team members start engaging in group activities, whatev
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