What is Yoga Fire, the "divine power" Andrew Tate refers to in latest tweet?

In recent years, Andrew Tate has become one of the most polarizing figures to sweep the internet. In a short period of time, the self-proclaimed king of toxic masculinity went from virtual anonymity to widespread recognition thanks to the power of the internet.

Tate has amassed a large online following by portraying himself as a lifestyle coach and giving his devoted fanbase advice on how to succeed financially and live a happy life. He maintains his prominence on the internet by talking about things that appeal to a wide range of individuals.

Most recently, Andrew Tate, who has been locked up in prison for alleged organized crime and human trafficking charges, launched a cryptic tweet from a laundry episode in prison where three people tried to intimidate him. The tweet also alluded to the occult power of the "Yoga Fire":

"At the laundry today, 3 mortals attempted to intimidate me. Unaware of my divine powers. I extended my hand and clicked my fingers. Then asked them a simple question. Do you know the secrets of Yoga fire? They are not sure why this changed their minds, but it did."

Dhalsim, a prominent character in the video game Street Fighter, possesses a magical power called Yoga Fire. Dhalsim exhales a small fireball that travels across the screen and damages any opponents it comes into contact with when the move is executed. While Capcom USA has always maintained that Dhalsim's ability to use this move is due to his curry diet, Capcom Japan has retroactively revised it as a gift from the Hindu fire god Agni.

On one occasion, Andrew Tate was also observed educating his cousin Luke about the sacred power of Yoga Fire. In the clip, Tate admitted that he was a huge fan of the Street Fighter video game series and that Dhalsim was his favorite character.

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Andrew Tate reveals his favorite Yoga Fire quote

Andrew Tate is a huge Street Fighter fan, and as stated above, Dhalsim is his favorite character. The character and his legendary "Yoga Fire" power has influenced Tate throughout his life.

Many fan edits have been posted online, all of which prove Andrew Tate's devotion and inspiration from the character. Dhalsim’s character is an incredibly selfless individual who dedicates the majority of his efforts to defending the rights of the underprivileged and downtrodden. He also tirelessly seeks to improve the financial situation of his impoverished nation's citizens.

Andrew Tate once revealed his favorite Yoga Fire quote, stating:

"My flame was only an illusion. It burned you because you believed. That f**ker believed so strictly in depression that there's nothing you can do to change his mind to prevent him from finiding depression [touching upon the issue of growing depression in the world]. You can give him a fantastic life, he would still be there talking about depression."

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