Siska,
Right; "Sounds like" is not proof of patrimony. Yin Yoga is a favorite, for
the same reasons that our Buddhist Yoga is.
But our Buddhist Yoga is directly from Ch'an practice circles at Ch'an
monasteries today, going back I don't know how long. And it directly supports
Ch'an sitting. It is "just the thing".
Practitioners need it, and thrive on it, and thrive on it as a result of their
practice of it.
We get lucky sometimes.
--Joe
> siska_cen@... wrote:
>
> Joe,
>
> Sounds like yin yoga. But they call yin yoga Taoist yoga, instead of Buddhist
> yoga.
>
> Not that it matters :)
>
> Siska
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