"The Divinity within me perceives and adores the Divinity within you."

"Namaste." Peace. Love. Respect.
In my soul I am tranquil. If I was close to any religion, it would be Buddhism, for the purpose of being good. Good hearted, kind, honest, true. These are my moral virtues.

To genuinely wish positivity on to someone else, is part of the greatest lesson of life; To be Real.

I am honored and humbled to have found this value and meaning in my life, at this point of my life. I am humbled by the truly magnificent, beautiful beings whom I am so lucky to call Family, Friends, Home.
You individuals stand out amongst the grey scale of my life. You are vibrant, colorful, sensual, and truly amazing. I am so honored. And I am so grateful.

My beautiful sister, my other half, my life source, you are my breath, my blood, my heart. I hold your heart in my heart. Without you, I would be empty. We are going to be together Forever.

My darling best friend, you are the guidance, my peace, my laughter, my sister. I'd be lost without you. You are The One I can always talk to, and its reciprocated. You are my sanity, Thank you.

My unbelievable mother, you are the reason I am what I am. You are who gave me life. You are my support, my nurturer, my wisdom. I can never find the words to describe my gratefulness... There are no words. I love you. Thank you.

My amazingly talent brother, you are someone I am so proud, protective of. Your innocence combined with my childishness is something I love, cherish, enjoy. I love you so much, and I will always be there for you.

My wise, beautiful grandmothers, you are roles models I aspire to be. Your kindness, your full hearts, your love, have got me through this life. You wisdom is cherished beyond words can describe. You are so beautiful, I am so honored to have you two beautiful women in my life. I am lucky.

My honest authentic father, you are the soul reason I believe that there are good hearted men in the world. You have and always will be the role model for any possible man in my life, because you have been unfailing as a support system, as a role model, as a stability. You have made my laughter into reality, and no matter how hard I fall, you are always there to pick my up and make me smile.

My beautiful wonderful stepmother, you are a best friend, another mother to me. Support, wisdom and sincerity have always been what you give me. Constant stability. You are good times, laughs, and adventures.

There are so many more wonderful, amazing, beautiful people who grace my life.
There are No Words for how much you all mean to me, how much you make me who I am. Love is the only way to come close to describe the feeling I have for you all in my heart. Namaste. The Divinity within me perceives and adores the Divinity within you.

Namasté 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^{[citation needed]}. Namasté 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 "namasté" 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^[3]
• "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."^[4][5]
• "I salute the God within you."
• "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]
• "All that is best and highest in me greets/salutes all that is best and highest in you."

That said, these are all arguably simply attempts at translating the same concept, which does not have a direct parallel in English. In Buddhism, the concept may be understood as Buddha nature.