Confessions of an Ex-Yoga Teacher
. . . And What They Don't Reveal to You in Yoga Classes
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Have you not wondered why you get so very flexible after taking up yoga? It is because of the spirit of the Snake that you have embraced. After a while of doing Hatha yoga, beginners’ course, you would want to do the intermediate course and then the advanced and then progress onto meditation. Again, it is a very subtle, gradual process and before you know it, you are in the pits. For a long while, I resisted the meditation. In the end, I too succumbed. Three years into the business, I started the yogic meditation, as taught by Richard Hittleman, in the wee hours of the night. Then one night, during the meditation, I actually felt “something” move in my pelvic area.
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“You hold in your hands a very powerful book. A very dear servant of God and an anointed intercessor wrote this personal ‘been there and done that’ book. It is touching, practical, enlightening, encouraging and uplifting. This book gives the reader a choice-to choose life and show you the way out. In our era, where so many voices scream out to us daily, we can become confused and fall prey to esoteric teaching in the guise of promoting health but eventually brings us into bondage. Pohshon Choy, through her struggles, carefully and candidly shows us the way to true freedom. Read it!”
About the Author
Pohshon Choy picked up yoga when she started her nursing course in England in 1970, and she stuck with it all the way to 1989. In 1980, she opened a yoga center, and as a yoga teacher, she pretty much mastered all that there was to know about yoga, its physical as well as its spiritual aspects. She was more than fine and comfortable with the Kundalini spirit during her pre-Christian days. But when she became a Christian and started studying the Bible seriously, she was truly enlightened by the sinister and hazardous spiritual aspect of yoga. So before you sign up for that yoga course, read her book first and then bless someone you know who is doing yoga with this book.