NUDE YOGA PLAYBOY

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• published: 05 Feb 2017
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Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClPi3UiUkenjjHVpZrHSshA Sara Jean Underwood, one of the most beautiful and famous models of Playboy, offers us an unconventional version of yoga. While in the video you can only see a naked body doing a classic yoga routine, the course has generated controversy for several years. Apparently the URL itself (www.playboy.com/yoga) is enough to provoke grunts, suspicions, criticisms and convulsions in some cases of extreme Puritanism. Now yoga (from the Sanskrit "union") refers to a traditional physical and mental discipline that originated in India. The word is associated with meditation practices in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. According to its practitioners, yoga gives as a result: The union of the individual soul with the divinity - Brahman, Shiva, Visnú, Kali-, among those who have a devotional type religious posture. The perception that the self is spiritual and not material, among those who have a spiritualistic stance. And physical and mental well-being, among those who have a rationalist (atheistic or agnostic) stance. They are the three most well-known postures. Without fanaticism in the middle, one can understand that the three positions have respectable arguments. But it is very curious that generally the follower of a type of yoga believes that the only real yoga is his own, and he despises practitioners of other types of yoga. So the hardest criticism against this yoga course comes from people who practice more orthodox yoga modalities. The critics point mainly to the "sensualization" of the practice, or put another way, they point to the "desacralización" of the discipline. However, with a more objective look (mode-off bias), after careful observation, one can conclude that there is no sensual insinuation throughout the video. Although the origin and the mass commercialization of this type of yoga course often detract from the sacred character of the discipline, the criticisms mainly point to the exposure of the naked body, something really worrisome considering that religious fanaticism puluan and expand in All continents, while consumerism and corporate laws are imposing a model of life in line with the monetary projections of large companies. In the first case, the "holy" errors of the Middle Ages seem to be ignored, as if the taboos of sex were part of a history surpassed and had nothing to do with the fanaticisms in force. And in the second case, it seems that a drowsiness or blindness prevented a more forceful criticism towards the unbridled consumerism installed in societies. This comparison unmasks a perspective error, clearly. If you are to judge harshly, criticism should be more comprehensive and supported by something more reliable than an age-old taboo about sex, do not you think? It is appropriate to remember that the word tabu designates a behavior that is morally unacceptable by a society, a human group or a religion. It is the prohibition of something supposedly strange (in some societies) of religious, economic, political, social or cultural content for an unjustified reason or based on unfounded prejudices. Breaking a taboo is considered a serious fault by the society that imposes it. Some taboos are, in fact, offenses punishable by law, in this sense, taboos act with force of law until today. And, certainly, the taboos of sex are the deepest and most deeply rooted in most cultures, however advanced they may be considered. In short, this yoga course may not be ideal for people who are seriously looking for spiritual upliftment, but may well be the gateway for people who are not in the demographic range of practitioners. It can be a way to bring more people into a meditative practice that undoubtedly improves our physical and mental health. So let's not be so harsh with nudity, let's enjoy it without morbidness and without taboos.