Namaste quotes

Regardless of culture, humans seem to have a universal need to greet one another upon meeting and parting. Bowing in Japan, hand-clapping variations in African countries, and saying hello and shaking hands or hugging in English cultures – are just a few of the most commonly known salutations. While customs and traditions vary, there does […]

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Namasté is essentially a respectful greeting. It is often spoken with one's hands in Añjali Mudrā , or prayer position, and accompanied by a slight bow. The literal sanskrit translation can be understood as "bowing to you", and in Hindu tradition, a more formal or spiritual unde

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We had the amazing opportunity this weekend to participate in the annual Buddha's birthday celebration at the State Capitol Building. There was such a beautiful mixture of different cultures all coming together. Vietnamese, Chinese, Indian, Sri Lankan, Thai, American. Lots of people came up to us and it was fun sharing experiences. I face painted the dancers from our school. Our kids were part of a performance called Das Avatar. Ten kids each portrayed a different incarnation of the God…

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I’ve been Indian my whole life. I mean, I was born Indian, so that’s sort of obvious. This phrase “namaste” never struck me odd or weird. I just kind of went along with it t…