ACLJ attorney Jay Sekulow’s bulletin of December 11, 2018 focused on complaints about Buddhist/Eastern meditation being forced on school kids. More from that in a minute.
Various “relaxation” programs have been appearing in the public schools for years. Most parents and teachers didn’t pick up on the religious implications because (1) parents often didn’t even know this was going on; (2) most of us are naïve/uneducated about Eastern religions/the occult/New Age; and (3) the language describing these programs has been deliberately disguised.
Clear back in 1981, Jack Canfield (the Chicken Soup for the Soul guy) was interviewed by Science of Mind magazine. He described how to blur the terminology to get these practices accepted in the schools: “If we…point out to educators that they have an ‘essence’ that can be invoked through ‘meditation’. . . they’ll be put off by the buzzwords. But if we give them an experience that leaves them feeling better about themselves . . .” (Dec 1981, p 108. Quoted in Ray Yungen’s For Many Shall Come in My Name).
Even before that, The Centering Book: Awareness Activities for Children, Parents and Teachers suggested calling these practices “quiet time” or “relaxation” . . . Click here to continue reading.
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Thank God for Jay Sekulow! He is standing in the gap for believers everywhere. His ministry, and yours, are lights shining in the darkness. God Bless his ministry and God Bless your ministry too, in Jesus’ Mighty Name!
Mysticism and music … two of the glues that bind the religions (especially apostate Christianity) of the world.
Mysticism and Music … two of the glues to tie the world’s religions together.
It is invading everywhere.
https://www.businessinsider.com/ohio-congressman-tim-ryan-on-the-benefits-of-practicing-mindfulness-2018-1 Congressman Tim Ryan of Ohio introduced Mindfulness to our Youngstown city schools 3 or 4 years ago. 😕