by Caryl Matrisciana

Indian, self proclaimed godman, Founder of the famous 60"s Transcendental Meditation movement, died of natural causes, in his sleep, at his 200-room mansion in the Netherlands on Tuesday, February 5th http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/7229597.stm

His Obituary
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/3747053.stm

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Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, "enlightened"  ‚   teacher of Hinduism, credited with introducing the English "Fab-Four"  Beatles (and many Hollywood actors and music celebrities) to the ancient Vedic-tradition of Yoga consciousness and Eastern meditation, was the most influential international "master"  in spreading worldwide eastern mysticism’s message of "the kingdom within" .

"Kingdom Within"  theology is today being aggressively promoted in the Church in yogic practices re-termed "Christian Yoga" , "Contemplative Prayer" , "Breath Prayer" , and the repetitive mention or focus of Biblical terms. These techniques, and more, are said to bring one into "the presence of God"  " “ but not the God of the Bible according to Biblical teachings. Regardless, mainstream churches, publishers of Christian literature, Christian Ministries and organization are embracing mysticism’s practices legitimized because so-called "Church Fathers"  (mainly Roman Catholic mystics) practiced them.

Author Caryl Matrisciana, expert in world religions/Hinduism/yoga and producer of well-acclaimed DVD "YOGA UNCOILED: From East to West"  is available ‚   to speak on your radio program and discuss Yoga/Hinduism spirituality’s infiltration into the church, pastors conferences, education, business, medicine and more.

Today, leaders and promoters of the Emerging/Emergent Church agenda also target mainline churches, Christian teachers and ministries with a "new Christianity" , "reinvented" , "re-imagined" , for a new post-modern generation who are supposedly bored with traditional Christianity, its doctrines and end-time prophecies. http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/blog/index.php?p=930&more=1&c=1

Orthodox Hindus take issue with Christians attempting to "Christianize"  eastern spirituality. http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/blog/index.php?p=526&more=1&c=1