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‘Yoga Barbie’ blasted as Satanic and you couldn’t make this stuff up

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Related: People have mixed opinions over the new Queen Elizabeth II Barbie dollHer posting blasted a “Yoga Barbie” (it has extra joints so can be bent into lots of different yoga positions) as the devil’s work: potentially leading to rebellious, demonic teenagers.“‘Yoga Barbie’ is at Target on the shelf.

Satan always comes as appearing innocent. He will never come with horns and a pitchfork,” Suri says.“This Barbie has 5 guided meditations.

Remember, Yoga IS Hinduism. You cannot separate the poses from the religion. Each pose is designed to invoke a hindu deity in the spirit realm.

I have seen children get possessed by demons. This Barbie also teaches you deep breathing (pranayama). Her pet is also involved.“Satan is after the children.

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