A Salutation.
Posted on Oct 24th, 2006
by
Ian Gardner
() denotes one's two hands placed together in front of one's chest. This is a S.E. Asian salutation of farewell or greeting expressing respect, honour and humility accompanied by a bow of variable depth. With this I salute you.
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Deep Bow…. my friend
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Namaste.
Thanks Peggy,
Actually, I think ()is almost the same as, if not the same as, Namaste.
Ian,
I love the look, the brevity and the symbolism…
I have already started using and referring to it/you. :)
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hi to everyone
the “NAMASTA” the symbol and sign that we here in Nepal use in our day to day activities.NAMASTA is regarded as salutation to show the regards to our frens and elders.
its a very good approach to show respect.
we have different kinds of language for showing respect to elders ,very different then english language.
Yes, Biranjan, it is the same elsewhere in the East and South East. Sadly, as what is called civilization advances this sort of respect recedes.
Yes,
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I salute you, too, my dearest of friends!
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cOOl.
The divine in my honors the divine in you dear ()
One more reason I am delighted I am on this site now. ()