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الأزهر يصدر فتوى بتحريم ممارسة اليوغا

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تحريم ممارسة رياضة التأمّل في مصر: دار الافتاء تعتبر اليوغا "ضلالاً"

القاهرة - أمينة خيري الحياة 2004/09/19


رياضة اليوغا المنتشرة في بعض الأوساط المصرية منذ سنوات قليلة, تلقّت ضربة قويّة أوّل من أمس... إذ أصدرت دار الافتاء المصرية فتوى تحرم هذه الرياضة, باعتبارها "مخالفة للشريعة الاسلامية". وجاء في نص الفتوى أن "اليوغا من طرق التنسك الهندوسية, ولا يجوز اتخاذها طريقاً للرياضة أو للعبادة". ووصفت الفتوى ممارسة اليوغا بهذه الصفة بـ"الضلال". واعتبرت أن مجرّد الاتيان بحركات تشبه تمارين اليوغا, هو من "باب التشبه المنهي عنه شرعاً".

ويعتبر العلم في الغرب أن هذه الرياضة تساعد على التركيز والتأمل والاعتناء بالصحة العامة, إضافة الى قائمة طويلة من الفوائد البدنية والنفسية والعقلية. وانتشرت "اليوغا" في مصر في السنوات القليلة الماضية, وان ظلت حكراً على أوساط المثقفين والطبقات المرفّهة. كما دأب عدد من شركات السياحة الأوروبية على تنظيم رحلات الى مصر بغرض التمتع برياضة اليوغا, لا سيما في سيناء حيث الطبيعة والهدوء.

http://www.daralhayat.com/society/me...txt/story.html

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اليوغا وممارستها اصبحت في امريكا ذراع نشر الديانة والفلسفة الهندوسية وحركة ديانات العصر الجديد وذكر الكاهن الهندوسي سوامي فيفكانندا ان ينسب فكرة تطور الروح مع التعاليم الهندوسية ويكتشف من خلاله معبوده

Interestingly, Swami Vivekananda is attributed with the idea of combining the theory of “evolution of the soul” with his teachings of Hinduism. Instead of working out one’s “karma” by becoming a grasshopper, ant or human in progressive lives, he taught an “evolution of the soul” whereby the individual continues in an evolutionary process to “manifest the god within.”

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الفاتيكان حذر من اللجوء الي ممارسة اليوغا بغرض اشباع الحاجات الروحية بمصطلحات مضللة مثل حسن الذبذبات الاتصالات الكونية والتناسخ والانسجام والنشوه التي تناقض تعاليم الدين المسيحي

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الفاتيكان أصوات العصر الجديد

حذرت الكنيسة المسيحيين من اللجوء الى حركة العصر الجديد في اشباع الحاجات الروحيه والعلاجية .من خلال الممارسات مثل اليوجا ، فنغ شوي والتمائم ، وقال الفاتيكان انه لم تقدم اي اجابة حقيقية من التعطش الى السعاده. وان حركة العصر جديد ما هي الا تضليل

Vatican sounds New Age alert
The report will be updated after feedback from dioceses
The Roman Catholic Church has warned Christians against resorting to New Age therapies to satisfy their spiritual needs.
Publishing the results of a six-year study of practices such as yoga, feng shui and shamanism, the Vatican said that whatever the individual merits of such therapies, none provided a true answer to the human thirst for happiness.
New Age is a misleading answer to the oldest hopes of man
Cardinal Paul Poupard
If "prayer turns into just listening to music and falling asleep, it's no longer prayer," Church official Monsignor Michael Fitzgerald told a news conference at the Vatican to launch A Christian Reflection on the New Age.
Correspondents say the report reflects the Vatican's concern about losing support among its one billion followers worldwide as New Age therapies gain ground.
The report says there is a "genuine yearning for a deeper spirituality, for something which will touch their hearts and for a way of making sense of a confusing and often alienating world".
Many people, the report acknowledges, have rejected organised religion because they feel it fails to answer their needs.
"I want to say simply that the New Age presents itself as a false utopia in answer to the profound thirst for happiness in the human heart," Cardinal Paul Poupard, head of the Pontifical Council for Culture, said at the news conference.
"New Age is a misleading answer to the oldest hopes of man."
Bad karma
The BBC's Rome correspondent David Willey says the report contrasts New Age "truths" are about good vibrations, cosmic correspondences, harmony and ecstasy with what it calls the "eternal truths" of Christian teaching.
Written in response to bishops' requests for Christian guidance on New Age phenomena such as yoga, meditation and healing by crystals.
It provides a glossary of New Age terms as "channelling", "rebirthing", "positive thinking", "karma" and "reincarnation" and goes into the history of New Age trends, examining them one by one:
The Age of Aquarius is defined as an astrological age which New Agers believe will usher in an era of harmony, justice and peace, following the current Age of Pisces - one of wars and conflicts.
Feng shui, the method of discerning positive and negative vibrations in houses, is described as an "occult" New Age practice that emphasises "being in tune with nature or the cosmos".
Much of New Age phenomena is driven, the report says, by marketing of books, therapies and crystals.
The Christian 'New Age'
Monsignor Fitzgerald, president of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, told reporters that aspects of New Age thinking such as concern for the environment were greeted by the Church - but within limits.
"If one is brought to this by ascribing 'divineness' to the land, that's another thing," he said.
The report makes points up the fundamental differences between Christian and New Age beliefs.
While New Agers live in expectation of an age when they can command "the cosmic laws of nature... Christians are in a constant state of vigilance, ready for the last days when Christ will come again", the report says.
"Their New Age began 2,000 years ago, with Christ."
Our correspondent says that the report makes clear that the Vatican basically dislikes fuzzy spirituality


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/2722743.stm