What is Uttarabodhi Mudra?

Uttarabodhi mudra is a yogic hand gesture of enlightenment. The hands interlock in front of the navel, leaving the index fingers and thumbs extended. The tips of the index fingers touch, pointing upward, and the tips of the thumbs touch as well, pointing downward.

What is the significance of Anjali Mudra?

Anjali mudra is used as a posture of composure, of returning to one’s heart, whether you are greeting someone or saying goodbye, initiating or completing an action. As you bring your hands together at your center, you are literally connecting the right and left hemispheres of your brain.

What is Kalesvara?

Kalesvara mudra (hand gestures that direct the flow of energy), is a gesture that opens the third eye chakra, improves memory, clears conflicting thoughts and helps to eliminate addictive behavior, an overall calming mudras.

Which mudra is best for anxiety?

5 Mudras for Stress

  • 1) GYAN MUDRA: This is the most common mudra and is believed to help increase one’s concentration, knowledge and memory.
  • PRANA MUDRA: This mudra is about prana, which means life force energy.
  • PRITHVI MUDRA: This mudra helps you connect with prithvi, which means the earth.

When should we do Shakti Mudra?

Shakti Mudra can be practiced at any part of the day. But it is beneficial to practice it in the early hours of the morning. It can be practiced while in Tadasana i.e. mountain pose or even sitting on a chair. It can also be practiced while standing, sitting or lying down position.

What is Anjali hand gesture?

The Anjali Mudra is the practice of meeting the hands together by the sternum in a “prayer position”. This hand gesture is used frequently during the practice of yoga. It is not only used at the opening and closing of yoga classes, but also during some of the other yoga asanas.

How can I practice Anjali Mudra?

Method of performing Anjali Mudra

  1. Come into comfortable sitting position as in Sukhasana i.e. easy pose.
  2. Lengthen your spine.
  3. Extend the back of your neck by dropping your chin slightly in.
  4. Keep your palms open.
  5. Slowly draw your hands together at the center of your chest.
  6. Press the palms together.
  7. Close your eyes.

Which mudra is good for shortness of breath?

Linga mudra Place both palms together and clasp your fingers. One thumb should remain upright; encircle it with the thumb and index finger of your other hand. (8 minutes). Mudra was practiced in standing up position coordinating inhalation and exhalation.

Which mudra is for sleep?

As per yoga teacher Mansi Gandhi, gyan mudra is also good for those suffering from diabetes, insomnia.