NAMASTE

AUGUST 25TH, 2008:  Namaste!  I am on vacation starting August 27th through August 31st.  As a result I have been meditating on how meaningful the relationship I have with each of you is and as well as the connectedness we have all of us together.  To be honest I am already missing you and hope that we can see each other today and tomorrow before I leave.  The best way I can explain how much you mean to me is through the greater meaning of the word Namaste itself which I share with you below.  Please know you are family to me and I wish you all love and peace!  Silvia
 

Namaste - The ancient Sanskrit blessing defined for you
• The life in me sees and honours the life in you
• Namaste” is the beautiful spark in one person recognizing the beautiful spark in another

• This is an especially deep expression of respect
• Namaste recognizes the duality that has ever existed in this world and suggests an effort on our part to bring these two forces together
• Ultimately leading to a higher unity and non-dual state of Oneness
• In other words, it recognizes the equality of all, and pays honour to the sacredness of all.
• The whole action of Namaste unfolds itself at three levels; mental, physical, and verbal.
• I honour the place in you where Spirit lives. The Spirit in me meets the same Spirit in you.
• I greet that place where you and I, WE ARE ONE.
• I honour the place in you which is of LOVE; I receive the free spirit in you.
• I salute the place in you which is Truth, may the life within you be strong.
• I receive the place in you which is of Light
• I recognize the place in you which is of Peace, within each of us is a place where peace dwells
• I recognize that we are all equal. I acknowledge that everyone is valuable in their own way and capable of expanding my horizons.
• When you are in that place in you, and I am in that place in me, then we are ONE.
• We are able to recognize the goodness of others

 

Instead of clinging to what separates us, Practicing Namaste enables us to feel less alone in the world. We begin to understand that we must treat all people for what they are, family.

 

May all beings find and hold happiness.

May they all be free from suffering and sickness.

May we all look in the mirror see all others reflecting back.

May we be all with one, living in oneness, one family, one heart, a glowing heart of the brightest light of compassion. NAMASTE

 

From Wikipedia, freely adapted and edited

8/25/2008   Tags:  namaste, miss you, metta, we are one, Direct Link

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