What I love best is this: "many of the cultures Yoga comes from] have experienced oppression, cultural genocide and diasporas due to colonialism and western supremacy… we need to be mindful of this and how we express ourselves while practicing yoga.".
On the surface it sounds like it sort of makes sense, right? If you didn't really bother reading and trying to comprehend what you just read, you might think they have got a point. It sure sounds like they do. But then when you truly analyse the text, you suddenly realise that they don't really say anything. Nothing that makes sense anyway. How exactly are we to be practicing yoga in a way mindful of cultural genocide and diaspora due to colonialism? How the fuck does that work?
Also, I know some of you will accuse me of being a tad harsh again, but if you say stuff like this, you have no reason to be alive.
On the surface it sounds like it sort of makes sense, right? If you didn't really bother reading and trying to comprehend what you just read, you might think they have got a point. It sure sounds like they do. But then when you truly analyse the text, you suddenly realise that they don't really say anything. Nothing that makes sense anyway. How exactly are we to be practicing yoga in a way mindful of cultural genocide and diaspora due to colonialism? How the fuck does that work?
Also, I know some of you will accuse me of being a tad harsh again, but if you say stuff like this, you have no reason to be alive.
