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Because its near my heart as I'm a student of Hindu philosophy (yoga/Vedanta) as well as other schools. It is a simply a heart-gesture of greeting the 'God-presence' in another soul, my own 'God-presence' bowing to, honoring the 'God-presence' in another Its a very intimate, yet universal gesture of respect....worshiping the divine heart in all.

Oh excellent, what is your translation of Exodus 3:14? Is the divine name "ehyeh asher ehyeh" more properly translates as "I will be what I will be" ? instead of 'I Am that I Am'. Interested in your understanding of the divine name, its meaning, and correct rendering.

Hi, English isn't your first language? Did you mean chat like in yahoo messenger, or facebook? or in private message correspondence in more simple lingual terms?

Hi...yes, I like seeing things from all possible points of view....my own religious path being very eclectic. I have debated christian views from an orthodox Jewish POV. See my profile/bio, blogs, posts/threads archive, signature links 2 get a sense of my orientation here is a record of my older threads and studies. Being more of a student of esoteric/occult knowledge I've enjoyed some kaballah studies in the past as well. Namaste

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