I've
researched a lot of different religions. Some more than others. I found that with
each, I found alot of things that are very similar to the religion that I was
raised in. Christianity. With an open mind I read on, applying that which could
fit with what I already believed & leaving behind that which did not. The
whole while trying to keep up with what was going on in the world & how what
I was reading could apply.
I
have a very open mind & am continually applying new things that I learn to
what I already know which sometimes will change a major thought that I have had
on spirituality.
placed
on spirituality as I have came across it here
Namaste
I think Namaste
may be my
most favorite word of all time.
How
much more could you love someone than if you saw them as yourself?
Namaste
is one of the few Sanskrit words commonly recognized by Non-Hindi speakers. In
the West, it is often used to indicate South Asian culture in general. "Namaste"
is particularly associated with aspects of South Asian culture such as vegetarianism,
yoga, ayurvedic healing, and Hinduism. In recent times, and more globally, the
term "namaste" has come to be especially associated with yoga and spiritual meditation
all over the world. In this context, it has been viewed in terms of a multitude
of very complicated and poetic meanings which tie in with the spiritual origins
of the word. Some examples: * "I honor the Spirit in you which is also in me."
-- attributed to author Deepak Chopra[citattion needed]
*
"I honor the place in you in which the entire Universe dwells, I honor the place
in you which is of Love, of Integrity, of Wisdom and of Peace, When you are in
that place in you, and I am in that place in me, we are One."[3][4]
*
"I salute the God within you." * "I recognize that we are all equal."[5]
*
"The entire universe resides within you."[5]
*
"The divine peace in me greets the divine peace in you."[5]
*
"Your spirit and my spirit are ONE." -- attributed to Lilias Folan's shared teachings
from her journeys to India.[citation needed]
*
"That which is of the Divine in me greets that which is of the Divine in you."[6]
*
"The Divinity within me perceives and adores the Divinity within you".[7]"