vote, do not work for animal rights, do not be a vegetarian, do not read commentary, do not work to better your community because that would be a judgment that it needed bettering. In fact, do nothing. Do not participate in life on any level. That would truly be non-judgment. However, if you maintain that non-judgment is the way to go, then do not, DO NOT, be judgmental about the writing of others. You see, the non-judgmental thing works both ways. Well said Michelle. It seems way too easy these days to discern who has any actual understanding of yoga beyond the western interpretation of "making funny shapes with your body exercise routine" when issues of viveka are on the table. Only in America would one be ridiculed for pointing out that yoga not does translate to "doing whatever, whenever and however makes you feel good." IMHO, your piece is quite congenial and liberal. Personally, if I knew an individual was "altered" in one of my classes, the next thing s/he would see would be the door. What again is the point of saying yogis in CO don't shower? You have made a name for yourslelf as a sarcastic writer. This piece seems to be bringing out more negative criticism to your judgmental and sarcastic fingerpointing. Having a student with the wrong leg forward is a much different distraction than having one using a cellphone in class. The lack of common sense and hurtful comical writing is yours and causes