Yoga is NOT illegal in California

Yoga is NOT illegal in California

Let's see if I can get this out without swearing.

Someone was successful in pushing through the courts that Yoga classes at an elementary school were force-feeding religion to the kids in violation of -- oh fuck, oh fuck, OH FUCK!!

So some bible salesman couldn't force the local school to have hourly prayer meetings and fuel the A/C by burning the science books, and some other asshole listens to him/her and actually pushes litigation in front of a judge on whether it is possible to force the school to shut down a thriving yoga program.

Double duh.

I better dig into this a little. Might be more than a sound bite.

Yeah, I knew I couldn't, either.


http://fox5sandiego.com/2013/07/01/judge-rules-yoga-classes-can-continue-at-encinitas-schools/#axzz2XrXCLXSm



Yoga is NOT illegal in California

National Day Of Reason. And girl, do we need it.

National Day Of Reason. And girl, do we need it.

It's not so much that I oppose prayer, I don't.

Sort of an equal time thing.

Prayer gets a little uppity when it is not challenged, I think.

Oh, and remember Descartes: "I think. Therefore I am."

http://nationaldayofreason.org/

National Day Of Reason. And girl, do we need it.

Does Religion Insist on Suppression?

Does Religion Insist on Suppression?

When your religion insists you suppress your sexuality, sensuality and sociology, you automatically suppress your spirituality to those same dogmatic restrictions and you stagnate inwardly, becoming self destructive as well as abusive to those around you, including those you may love dearly.

What you fight, you invite and ignite. Relax and allow the elegance and eloquence of your humanness manifest with dignity and class. Human beings, being human is not a fault or sin. Decide to live beyond the illusion of shame, scarcity and fear! Love, peace and freedom is our divine birthright!

Bishop Carlton Pearson
Chicago, Illinois

Does Religion Insist on Suppression?

Follow up discussion question: Why is sexuality less onerous than violence?