@YogaAlliance's $180.670.00 Six Degrees of Karma Gonna Get #YA

@YogaAlliance's $180.670.00 Six Degrees of Karma Gonna Get #YA

Six Degrees of Karma Gonna Get #YA

Yoga Alliance $180,670.00 Defense Contract Website

Actual Cost Comparison for 2010:  

$180,670.00 for the Yoga Alliance Website (vs.) $199.99 for a  NING.com community website. 

ARTICLE TITLE: The Missile Defense "Mindbody Yoga Alliance Connection" 

August 13, 2012

Rarely are stories this convoluted with layer upon layer of information that reveals more about the unraveling information... but, as some of you know - in the fiscal year of 2009, Yoga Alliance tax records show that they paid $336,325.00 for "alleged" website work from two questionable - website companies.  This was particularly important because New York yoga and Virginia yoga (Yoga Alliance's home state) were going through local state taxation issues of "yoga teacher trainings taxation as "Vocational" programs."

Yoga Teachers would have been required to report their income to show that teachers make as much as - say - another vocational training job -  like for instance, an automobile mechanic, a plumber, or an electrician.  - Yes - kinda crazy... I know, but that's not even the half of it. Read on.

Under the suggestion of Yoga Alliance long standing board members Lynn Bushnell, Gyandev McCord, Virginia S. Cowen, Teresa Kay-Aba Kennedy, Joanne L. Perron, and Arun Tilak - along with the medetating YA ex-president John Mathews,  Yoga Alliance decided to allocate $180.670.00 to an US Military Missile guidance business from Maryland to get their new "trade association" website: YAPlus.org worked on.

Peace loving yogis from apparently (or allegedly) all over the world, have joined the Yoga Alliance (YAPlus) yoga trade organization, and inadvertently supported a defense contractor who build's missile systems for the United States Government.

If you don't believe me, verify the information for yourself right here: 
http://infotek-intl.com/seaporte.html

I am sure that Yoga Alliance is once again going to claim that "they didn't know that the $180.670.00 that was spent on the trade organization website was:

• just too high a price for "just" a website
• or it was really going for an alternative reason or motive that has previously not been talked about publicly (like blog farming and/or electronic manipulation)
• Acutally sounds like a completly in accurate price and there must be more to the story 

Practice with your eyes open and ask yourself: 

Is Intention what Important?