Listen to Noomii's interview with Sush Ma

About Me

Namaste.
That is how I greet You.
That means:
*The divine light in me bows to the divine light within you.
*I honor the place in you where the entire universe dwells.
*I bow to the place in you that is love, light, and joy.
When you and I bow to our true nature, we are one.
* My soul recognizes your soul.
* We are the same, we are one.
* I honor the place in you that is the same as it is in me.
Namaste represents the idea that all are one.
It affirms that beneath the outer trappings that make you appear different from others, you are made of the same stuff. We are more the same than we are different.

Tantrik philosophy teaches that everything that exists is one Divine consciousness that longs to experience itself in different forms.
As a human being, it is in your nature to forget this truth—that every person, thought, feeling, and experience is a perfect expression of the one Divine awareness. When a being does forget (by feeling separate, less than, better than, or identifying with any external, impermanent aspect of being more so than its true nature), it suffers. The teachings say that your spiritual practice is the art and act of simply remembering who you are.
By saying namasté (and meaning it), you are saying that you see others for what you actually are. It’s an affirmation of the choice to identify with God-consciousness, rather than the ego, which would have you believe that you are somehow superior or inferior to any other being on this planet.
It is an active choice to take the spiritual lessons derived from the yoga practice or meditation, and take it into the laboratory of life.
Let's do it!