The Yum treat cafe in Bandra. Incidentally Yum in Indian languages means the God of death. This obviously is a faux pas on the part of the owners while naming their cafe!
Hari Om ... Forgive, but might beg to differ... YAma (hard A) is Death... Yam (pron. yum) is the mantra for the heart chakra...which would suit the cafe, though I suspect they are really just anglicising... YAM xx (Yamini, named for YAmi, the sister of YAma and the transporter of the released atmas...)
Hari Om
ReplyDelete... Forgive, but might beg to differ... YAma (hard A) is Death... Yam (pron. yum) is the mantra for the heart chakra...which would suit the cafe, though I suspect they are really just anglicising... YAM xx (Yamini, named for YAmi, the sister of YAma and the transporter of the released atmas...)
I agree but colloquially the pronunciations vary. Thank you for the detailed explanation though.
DeleteLucky then that it is closed.
ReplyDeletePhoto taken early morning hence its closed.
Delete...the curb appeal isn't yummy!
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