I feel a bit relieved.

[Little Rik]

Sure Fat.  

I reckon is a good idea to care about what make sense and yoga does make sense.
However if you got something that make more sense than yoga by all means grab it.
And if you don't care what make sense or not then also grab that even if you grab nothing.  

So if a Christian told you that the Bible made more sense than yoga, and then started telling you how they see the world, would you be convinced?  Or would you just keep repeating your yoga-based opinion?  

I'll ask again, why should we care what yoga has to say?

I don't think you fully understand what the word SENSE means.
Making sense is related to what work or to what is better than anything else so to speak
so by me saying that yoga make sense I mean that which is the top of the top.
If some religious person come to me and say that his Bible make sense to him I say......
......good on you brother enjoy it.
If however the same religious person argue with me that his Bible is better that my yoga
than I start an argument in order to show him-her my point.
If the other person is unable to prevail as always happen then it confirm once again the superiority of yoga.
If not then I will have to admit my fail.
So far however yoga has always been the winner not just because is the first form of theism but because
it produce the best results.