Salam Namaste...... Right from the start of the day in the office the power or egometer function begins with a good morning or namaste which should have been otherwise a nice gesture. Here are some types of namaste I face daily after parking my bike: Dutiful namaste-- They are in such a hurry in getting in to there seats that they feel wishing is such a waste of time. They either wish second or simply go on chanting good morning so that whoever comes on their way is wished. Like any other work its a duty for them. Nodding head-- these people use body language to the fullest. They prefer doing head exercise in the morning than wasting their valuable energy through mouth. Sometime people get confused by reciprocating wish and later realize that this head action is a natural part of their walking. I dont care type-- These are the happiest people. They are inert to the surrounding. They are not at all affected by others wish trap. They simply carry on with their work and make others feel offended. Be careful with them in public. Head High- These type are never satisfied with their height. They still want 2 inches more and so always have their head held high and chest up. They accept others wish like taking extortion money. They are the big brothers in that area. People like me could never wish them in eye. (my boss is one of them) Loud Speakers- They are the natural attention points. They scare people with their tone and action. Sometimes people think he is wishing a mass. But if you are the only person then god save you. Shaking hands with them is like a fist fight and if they happen to hug you then your day is over. Victims- Well most of the people like you and me fall under this category. These people believe in an honest and a friendly wish but become victims of above types of people. Sooner or later even they leave this category to join the above elite groups. I am sure still there are some types of namaste which I missed. Please share if you find any.
Posted on: Fri, 07 Jun 2013 15:16:01 +0000
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