Yoga and the Demonic: A Post-Conciliar Columnist Flirts with Hindu Idolatry
The Pillar Catholic portal publishes a column by Simcha Fisher dated July 3, 2026, in which she recounts her four-year practice of yoga, extols its physical benefits, and treats the question of its Hindu spiritual roots as a lighthearted debate suitable for paid subscribers. She jests about “showing fealty to false deities and demons” while wearing “revealing pants,” acknowledges the inherent meaning of bodily acts, yet frames the adoption of postures designed to worship Shiva as a matter of personal discernment rather than categorical prohibition. The article epitomizes the conciliar church’s capitulation to the world: a baptized Catholic publicly toys with demonic worship under the guise of “wellness,” and the neo-church’s media platform monetizes the scandal.

