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The essay examines the spiritual and religious foundations of yoga as well as the difficulties it presents for Christians. It tells how yoga came to be as a spiritual practice for Hindus, with the physical postures serving as a means of worshiping Hindu deities. The argument made in the article is that yoga, even when practiced in a Christian setting and referred to as "Christian yoga," is essentially based in Hindu mysticism, which is opposed to Christianity. The author uses the example of a "Christian Wiccan" to warn against attempting to integrate yoga and Christianity, comparing it to serving two unsuitable masters. Christians are urged by the text to carefully weigh the spiritual consequences of yoga and decide to follow Christ exclusively, even if it means putting aside their own likes or wishes.

Anyone with unlimited access to the installation is eligible to participate in the forthcoming 36-hole individual stroke play 2022 Joint installation Charleston Golf Championship. Two days will be dedicated to the tournament; the first round will take place at the Naval Weapons Station's Redbank Golf Course, while the second round will take place at the Air Base's Wrenwoods Golf Course. Practice balls, prize money, and an awards lunch following the second round are all included in the $25 entrance fee. There is a $29 extra charge for each round of golf and cart. Tee times for the men's, senior men's, and women's divisions of the competition begin at 7:30 AM every day. Golfers on Joint Base Charleston get the chance to participate in a two-day championship thanks to this tournament.

Located in the Piedmont region of North Carolina, the Piedmont Hiking and Outing Club (PHOC) is a volunteer group that was established in 1982 and offers outdoor activities and events to its 400 or so members. The organization lists at least four member-led treks or walks every week in its twice-monthly newsletter, "Trailmarker," which ranges in difficulty and distance from easy to extremely difficult. PHOC arranges dinner outings, club parties, camping, canoeing, bicycling, and skiing excursions in addition to its regular hikes. The group offers possibilities for everyone, from the seasoned outdoor enthusiast to the inexperienced hiker, and accepts members of all ages and backgrounds. PHOC membership is reasonably priced, with inexpensive yearly dues.