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Garuda Mudra is named after the king of birds, the eagle. Known for its discipline and freedom, the eagle symbolizes these qualities, which the mudra brings to practitioners. Additionally, …

The name “Bhairava” refers to a fierce aspect of Lord Shiva, a deity renowned for his transformative power and the destruction of ignorance. Bhairava Mudra is described in Tantric …

Abhaya Mudra is a hand gesture known as the “Gesture of Fearlessness.” It involves raising the right hand with the palm facing outward, symbolizing safety and peace. This gesture …

Sanskrit Pronunciation Virabhadrasana(veer-ah-bah-DRAHS-anna) (Veer-aa-ba-DRA-SUN-aa) Meaning Vira = hero/warrior Bhadra = good/friend Asana = pose Pose Type Standing Pose Level 1 (Beginner) Stretches Shoulders, Femur, Groin, Calves, Ankles, Chest, Thorax …

Shakti Mudra, often called the “Gesture of Power,” is a key hand gesture in yoga with deep roots in ancient practices. Known as Shakti Chalana Mudra, this gesture plays …

Mahasirs Mudra, also known as the “Gesture of the Great Head,” is a powerful hand gesture used in yoga and Ayurveda to promote mental clarity and alleviate various ailments, …