Namaste! I bow to the Existence in you! Beloved master Anandmurti Gurumaa explains why the traditional Indian greeting of joining both hands and saying 'Namaste' is the most practical & hygienic choice. #AnandmurtiGurumaa #Namaste #Coronavirus #CoronavirusOutbreak #Namaskar | Anandmurti Gurumaa

Namaskar 🙏🏾, which comes from the Sanskirt word, ‘Namaha’, meaning “to bow”, is a way of greeting somebody. It is tradition in India to do Namaskar or Namaste when greeting another person. Namaskar is a sign of respect when greeting somebody- bring your hands together near your chest with your fingers pointing up to the sky and bow slightly 🙇🏽. It generates spiritual energy because there are nerve endings in your palm and when your palms are held together, the pressure points become activate

Ever wondered why 'Namaste' is such an integral part of our culture? Not only while praying, we use this gesture to greet each other. The beautiful reason behind this gesture will make you happy for sure! | Being Indian

Spiritual Significance of Namaste : The reason why we do namaste has a deeper spiritual significance. It recognizes the belief that the life force, the divinity, the Self or the God in me is the same in all. Acknowledging this oneness with the meeting of the palms, we honor the god in the person we meet. Meaning of Namaste : In Sanskrit the word is namah te = namaste which means " I bow to you " - my greetings , salutations or prostration to you . The word ' namaha ' can also be literally interp