Примеры использования Mudra на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Are mudras right for me?
Authentic practice techniques of Bandhas and Mudras.
Mother's mudra“Decision”.
In Buddhism such hand position is called mudra.
Mother's mudra“Aspiration”.
Mudras are energised gestures made with the hands and body.
Mother's mudra“Collaboration”.
Swami Sivananda described Khecarī Mudrā as"the best of all Mudras.
Hand positions, mudras and/or attributes in them.
Dynamic sequences(vinyasa), asanas yin, contemplation, breathing,relaxation and mudras.
The Mudras are extremely effective tools for transformation.
Now and further we continue to hold mudra with the hands combined as a bowl palms up.
This mudra is used in representations of Gautama Buddha and Amitābha.
Atma Kriya Yoga teachers offer two Mudra courses, each one gives you 10 powerful mudras. .
Mudras- Hand yoga strengthens and supports your meditation practice and balances your energy.
Position of palms is reminded mudra by turtle, which strengthens energy of bio field of the person.
The statues are similar, andrepresent the Buddha displaying different mudras symbolic hand gestures.
This gesture, called Anjali Mudra or Pranamasana, can also be performed wordlessly and carries the same meaning.
They are gymnastic, health-giving, and destructive of disease, andof death1 such as the jaladhara3 and other mudra.
The 11:11 and AN Mudras are sacred movements which bring the New Reality into our physical bodies.
As soon as you have pushed energy on a backbone downwards,change mudra and again carry out a full cycle for the second breath.
This mudra(position) represents the moment when the Buddha has achieved enlightenment at the foot of the Bodhi tree.
At the moment of a breath combine hands in mudra: the big and index fingers on both hands concern each other.
This mudra is the favorite gesture of Indian deities and, as its name suggests, represents forgiveness, mercy.
According to Swami Kriyananda,"The assumption of this mudra helps to hasten the advent of deep spiritual states of consciousness.
Every mudra embodies one of the five Dhyani Buddhas that symbolize five aspects of the Supreme Wisdom of the initial Buddha.
Madya means the heavenly Amrit that drips from the glands in brain onto the tip of tongue when it touches the interiors in Khechari Mudra.
They don't even need to recite any mantra or do any mudra or do anything on purpose to heal that or this person or to help this and that person.
For instance, the Yoga Sūtras of Patañjali describes an eightfold path yama andniyama instead of shatkarma and mudra, and addition of dharana.
Bhumisparsa, the most widespread mudra, represents the Buddha in a sitting position with his left hand leaning on his lap and his right hand touching the ground.