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The '''namaskar toda''' is always performed immediately following the [[Namaskar (obeisance)|namaskar]] and before the [[thaat]]. It should not be confused with the act of obeisance known as namaskar. The namaskar toda serves as a greeting to Nataraj and the audience. It is always performed in three speeds - [[vilambit lay]], [[madya lay]], and [[drut lay]]. During the Mughal rule of India, the namaskar toda was also called the salaami toda. The reason for this is that the Mughal rulers wanted themselves to be praised, rather than the Hindu gods.
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== External links ==
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nataraj Nataraj]
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nataraj Nataraj]
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