NAMASTE:THE CULTURE OF INDIA

Namaste (नमस्ते) which is occasionally spoken as Namaskaar and Namaskaram is a normal non-contact shape of Hindu greeting. In the cutting-edge technology, it is observed in the Indian subcontinent Southeast Asia and amongst the Indian diaspora worldwide. The gesture (but no longer the time period namaste for it) is substantially used in the components of Southeast Asia where Indian religions are widely spread. It is used as a greeting namaste is commonly spoken with a mild bow and palms pressed collectively fingers touching and fingers pointing upward thumbs shut to the chest. This gesture is recognized as Anjali mudra; the standing posture incorporating it is pranamasana. The gesture Namaste represents the trust that there is a Divine spark within each of us that is positioned in the coronary heart chakra. The gesture is an acknowledgment of the soul in one with the aid of the soul in another. 

How to perform Namaste?

Performing Namaste is straightforward. Firstly fold your hands and join the palms in prayer position and take your hands to your chest and bow little, and that's over and now only greet by saying, 'namaste'.

How Namaste became the most prestigious way of greeting during Covid-19 pandemic?

Due to Covid-19 pandemic people are afraid of air kisses, hugs and handshakes as a way of greeting, Namaste as a greeting gesture has commenced making sense to many people.

People around the world are worried that shaking hands, hugging and kissing on the cheek might help spread the virus.

Global leaders greeting each other by 'Namaste'

Images of US President Donald Trump and Prince Charles opting to use the Indian greeting over a handshake have moreover lengthy long gone viral.

After his return from India's tour in February, US President Donald Trump, in a public interview, said that he did no longer shake palms in India. All he did was once truly do a Namaste!

On the other hand, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has appealed to the public that they need to maintain away from shaking palms as he does. Instead, they can try the Indian greeting, a Namaste. In the UK, Prince Charles, who lately recovered from Coronavirus infection, used to be captured with the aid of the press arriving at a red carpet event. However, in the nick of time, he averted shaking fingers with the human beings who have been at the venue to get keep of him, and did a speedy Namaste instead. 

Shri Narendra Modi, PM of India

Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi played a very important role in proclaiming  Namaste in the whole world.

At last I will recommend you all to greet anyone by Namaste. And thanks 👍 for reading this article.