“Namaste” is a greeting which is equivalent to saying; “I bow to that Divinity within you; the same Divinity that is within me.” It is another way of saying, “We are all equal”. We are paying respect to the love, light and peace within others.
I often see people laughing at others – people who are fat; people who wear old fashioned clothes; people who differ from the norm. One person might have a big nose; someone else might have big teeth. Some people might find these differences and many others, to be a huge joke! Why do we do this? Aren’t we all brothers and sisters in spirit? Aren’t the differences only on a physical level? Whatever is on the physical level is only material. We will leave it all behind when we die.
It hurts me to see people being made fun of.
Even if we don’t use the term “Namaste” in out day-to-day lives, we can remember the meaning behind it every time we meet others.
Topic: “Namaste” Do we live it? Why make fun of others? (Read 702 times)