Day 4: 30 Days of Christian Yoga

[@mariacorretge6615]

God bless, beautiful practice.

[@glenfordnoble5766]

To be rooted and established in love is the message I will take into my day as I repeat this 30 Days of Christian Yoga. I've been in the trenches but you have kept me going. Thank you Caroline. Blessings.

[@CarolineWilliamsYoga]

Thank you for sharing, Glenford!

[@debjacobson9800]

Thank you Caroline 🧘🏼‍♀

[@katlaisaksdottir996]

Thank you so much for keeping these lessons accessible here on KZbin. Love and blessings to you dear Caroline!

[@abigailnissen3502]

Thank you! Loving this short, simple and oh so sweet practice as I’ve added it to my evening/before bed routine. Thanks for creating and sharing this, just perfect for a little bit every day!

[@CarolineWilliamsYoga]

Thank you for your kind words, Abigail. Proud of you and you are so welcome!

[@andreahopkins4185]

Love this!

[@ellis8351]

thank you ! I really felt the presence of the holy spirit in me.

[@sacredpalmyoga]

This was so beautiful! My favorite day so far! Thank you again, Caroline! ♥️

[@ileanacasiano7859]

I was really tight today. This definitely helped! Thank you.

[@lovengrace97]

To know your presence in my body Jesus!! Yes Amen!!

[@Chanrobyn.]

Day 4 ❤ God bless Caroline

[@rachelcheesman2851]

I have been doing Yoga with Adriene for years and I am LOVING being guided in my spirit as well as my body. Thank you Caroline!

[@CarolineWilliamsYoga]

You are most welcome, Rachel!

[@charinyberg5646]

Love love love your message today and a great flow, too! You are a blessing!

[@barbschindel4522]

Loving these days and the devos Caroline! Thx for all you do! Hugs Barb

[@lala_halo897]

Thankyou so much for this. This has been amazing so far.

[@eljdawg]

I used my dog’s leash for this day, ha. Hey, it worked just fine. I’m behind but really enjoying each day. Thank you Caroline.🥰

[@CarolineWilliamsYoga]

I love that idea, Elizabeth! So happy you are here!

[@oakleafninja23]

I appreciate how gentle you are leading us to learn a strong foundation not only in yoga, but teaching us He's right there by our sides as we're doing these too. Thank you!

[@CarolineWilliamsYoga]

Thank you for your support + kindness. I am honored to have you here with us, MJ! Hugs!

[@oakleafninja23]

@@CarolineWilliamsYoga Of course! Thanks so much :)

[@sidg856]

Separating Hinduism from yoga is like separating a mother from her child. Every intricate part of yoga is deeply rooted in the Vedas and Upanishad. We have to understand that Hinduism has fundamental differences with Christianity. There is a clear rejection of material existence and an emphasis on unifying the individual soul with the supreme consciousness that is the Paramathma. The Sankhya, that talks about detaching oneself from fruits of actions and concentrating on his karma rather than for his own selfish needs is what stands at odds with Christianity. Christianity is fundamentally selfish in nature where by the devotees seeks all the love and affection from a higher being rather than realising that such love and affection are mere illusions that are fleeting and temporary. Yoga aims to detach the person from these illusions and make him equipped with tools to see the world the way it is. In Christianity, human being is the centre of the universe and everything else in his resource. In Hinduism, the individual is just one constituents of the infinitely large universe that has no beginning and has no end. And it is his lifelong in the world to get himself reunited with the universe which can also be called Paramathma In conclusion, I strongly believe that Christianity and Yoga are fundamentally different from each other and any attempt at making a christian yoga is a futile effort.

[@uplyftwellness_Isi]

I really love the stained glass art you have in your yoga space. The way the colors have been set up creates a lung shape. I think this is a beautiful representation of Christ who is the Breath of Life.

[@CarolineWilliamsYoga]

Thank you for your kind words! Amen!

[@anniemeek55]

We’re one day “behind” but loving it! Thank you!

[@CarolineWilliamsYoga]

Love how you are going at your own pace, Annie!

[@lilirodriguez3583]

Love this ❤

[@dorinemcnary8211]

Thank you!! I never liked yoga before but look forward to spending these few minutes with you! Lord willing, with Him guiding me,I hope to keep at this for days and years to come!

[@CarolineWilliamsYoga]

Happy to be here with you, Dorine! Praying you continue to find this sacred space daily. Hugs!

[@sidg856]

Separating Hinduism from yoga is like separating a mother from her child. Every intricate part of yoga is deeply rooted in the Vedas and Upanishad. We have to understand that Hinduism has fundamental differences with Christianity. There is a clear rejection of material existence and an emphasis on unifying the individual soul with the supreme consciousness that is the Paramathma. The Sankhya, that talks about detaching oneself from fruits of actions and concentrating on his karma rather than for his own selfish needs is what stands at odds with Christianity. Christianity is fundamentally selfish in nature where by the devotees seeks all the love and affection from a higher being rather than realising that such love and affection are mere illusions that are fleeting and temporary. Yoga aims to detach the person from these illusions and make him equipped with tools to see the world the way it is. In Christianity, human being is the centre of the universe and everything else in his resource. In Hinduism, the individual is just one constituents of the infinitely large universe that has no beginning and has no end. And it is his lifelong in the world to get himself reunited with the universe which can also be called Paramathma In conclusion, I strongly believe that Christianity and Yoga are fundamentally different from each other and any attempt at making a christian yoga is a futile effort.

[@themorganhope]

Mother and child are still two very very separate human beings. Look at all of us Christians here doing "yoga" .. the love of Christ brought us all here!! Does that seem futile?? Perhaps some get hung up on the word "yoga" when in reality we all know this is just one big body stretch with our Lord God in mind. Moving my body I promise is NOT part of hinduism and it is the very furthest thing from my mind. God, community, thankful for healthy body that moves me!! XO

[@lenisemeeks4537]

​@@sidg856Christianity is all about the God who loves man enough to experience human frailty and to sacrifice his earthly life for us. Maybe from His perspective it is about us, but from our perspective it should be about Him. We are called to share this love with others. I don't understand Hinduism, so I'm not surprised you don't understand Christianity. I'm happy to learn more, though, just as I'm interested to learn about yoga.

[@sangeetapawar-i1t]

​@@lenisemeeks4537 yeah but they are making their market by adding "Christianity" in it to hide its true origin and attracting people in the name of religion. As it belong to and is part of Hinduism(sanatan dharma) our spiritual Texts better describes it from simple to complex yog practice because a teacher know more about it's subject than his student. The first yogi or adi yogi is our supreme "Lord Shiv". And our Hindu god teaches us the importance of self enlightenment wisdom to know about the right or wrong doings ,solutions from life problems and the true meaning of life . Hinduism is an eternal religion not initiated by a human and will stay forever even at the end of multiverse. The "om" is a hindu chanting and even NASA discovered that this sound also echoes in the universe .In past years, Christian missionaries made fun of our yog practice,insulted our gods, deliberately converted people to Christianity to destroy the image of Hinduism but when they find something useful in our culture they secretly learn it take advantage and pretend that it's their own, and they were doing it for centuries.

[@shellyspencer2716]

I’ve been practicing with you for a couple years and have been delighted to enjoy these basics so much! I’ve been reminded of some things, and learned some that I hadn’t noticed before. But the BEST are these reminders of being rooted in Jesus. I carry words like these into the experiences of each day: “can you use your breath and the deep awareness of God’s presence to help bring stability” and “let each breath be a reminder that God is here with you.” I can feel those roots growing deeper!

[@CarolineWilliamsYoga]

Thank you for this sweet share, Shelly! Happy to hear your are rooting down deeper in this presence!

[@sidg856]

@@CarolineWilliamsYoga Separating Hinduism from yoga is like separating a mother from her child. Every intricate part of yoga is deeply rooted in the Vedas and Upanishad. We have to understand that Hinduism has fundamental differences with Christianity. There is a clear rejection of material existence and an emphasis on unifying the individual soul with the supreme consciousness that is the Paramathma. The Sankhya, that talks about detaching oneself from fruits of actions and concentrating on his karma rather than for his own selfish needs is what stands at odds with Christianity. Christianity is fundamentally selfish in nature where by the devotees seeks all the love and affection from a higher being rather than realising that such love and affection are mere illusions that are fleeting and temporary. Yoga aims to detach the person from these illusions and make him equipped with tools to see the world the way it is. In Christianity, human being is the centre of the universe and everything else in his resource. In Hinduism, the individual is just one constituents of the infinitely large universe that has no beginning and has no end. And it is his lifelong in the world to get himself reunited with the universe which can also be called Paramathma In conclusion, I strongly believe that Christianity and Yoga are fundamentally different from each other and any attempt at making a christian yoga is a futile effort.

[@cybernurse5965]

I am loving your lessons! Thank you for helping me get back on track

[@LynetteZimmer-v9j]

❤

[@jannekestoffberg5656]

Good morning from South Africa, Caroline. Im new to your channel and so grateful to finally do Christian yoga. Im a new disciple of Jesus and so grateful that the Holy Spirit worked through you to start this channel. I wanted to know if you could maybe do a split challenge with us. Or maybe a few flexibility video. Much love❤️

[@CarolineWilliamsYoga]

Janneke, I'm so happy to have you join me here! What a gift. Thank you for sharing and for your feedback. I'll keep this in mind. Many blessings to you!

[@ailinmoon]

❤️🙏😍

[@heidilarson5109]

Who's here in late April?

[@andreahopkins4185]

I’m here in late July!

[@IamGOD278]

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