‘Namaste’ means much more than you think; find out more

It is the most popular way of greeting in India. This expression arises from the belief that everyone is essentially divine.

What you feel when you listen “Namaste”? Also, what is the meaning? In the West, the term is used as a form of greeting, something like “hello”. Even people who are unfamiliar with the spiritual world use it as a form of gratitude. The message, however, goes further.

What does “Namaste” mean?

Namaste comes from Sanskrit. It comes from another word “Namaha” meaning pay homage. According to yogic culture, within each of us there is the divine (divine principle) known as the soul. Therefore, greeting occurs when one person’s soul recognizes and pays homage to another’s soul. Therefore, it means “I bow before you.”

“The God who lives in me greets the God who lives in you”

The phrase above sums up well what Namaste means, and since this greeting serves to recognize the divine in another person, it increases spiritual potency and attracts divine consciousness when practiced with a spiritual purpose.

Therefore, to greet someone, it is important to regularly do a spiritual practice. Therefore, from it it is possible to generate spiritual emotions and live in alignment with the spiritual purpose of life. Finally everyone can use the term.

Even if the term is not the cultural norm in your country, it is possible to mentally greet a person this way and reap the benefits of using this powerful greeting.

Source: Terra

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