Hand mudras are symbolic gestures or energy symbols formed with hands and fingers that are performed as a traditional practice, especially in Hinduism and Buddhism. It is practiced in the… Read more »
Ganesha is the elephant headed Hindu God and he is considered as the remover of all obstacles. So he is invoked at the beginning of prayers, new ventures and any important undertakings…. Read more »
1 The Anjali mudra How to form: Hands are held together in prayer fashion directly over the heart/chest to form anjali mudra. The Anjali mudra is used as a salutation… Read more »
Practice these Mudras at least 3 to 5 Min every day for Disease-Free Life.For Illustration, we put both hands closer,but while practicing there is no need to put your hands… Read more »
