In the Hindu model of reality, brahman, the God-Head, plays a game of hide and seek with himself. In this game, called Lila, he plays the individual people, the birds, the rocks, and forests, all separately and together, while completely forgetting that he is playing a game. Each Kalpa, ceases the game, wakes up, applauds himself, and resumes it. So one of the main points in "Waking up" and being enlightened, is knowing one is simply playing a game, currently acting as being a human being, having a illusion of being locked within a bag of skin and separated from whole of the cosmos. "Namaste", the formal Indian greeting, means literally "The god within me, blesses the god within you", recognizing "each other" separateness as part of the game that God plays.
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