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Chakra Mudra (Wheel Gesture) Introduction Chakra Mudra is a yogic hand gesture designed to stimulate energy centers (chakras) and enhance the flow of prana (life

Bronchial Mudra (Gesture for Respiratory Health) Introduction Bronchial Mudra is a therapeutic hand gesture used in yoga and pranayama to support respiratory health. It is

Bhu Mudrā Introduction Bhu Mudrā is a yogic hand gesture that symbolizes grounding, stability, and connection with Earth energy. Named after Bhu, meaning “Earth” in

Bam Mudra Introduction Mudras are subtle yogic gestures that influence the flow of prana (life force) and consciousness. They work through the body–mind–energy connection, affecting

Bhairava Mudrā Introduction Bhairava Mudrā is a powerful yogic and tantric hand gesture used to stimulate courage, willpower, and transformation. Named after Bhairava, the fierce

Bhuchari Mudrā Introduction Bhuchari Mudrā is a yogic hand gesture designed to enhance grounding, stability, and prānic flow through the lower body and Earth energy.

Bhūmi-Sparśa Mudrā Introduction Bhūmi-Sparśa Mudrā, literally meaning “gesture of touching the earth,” is one of the most iconic mudrās in Buddhist and yogic traditions. It

Bhudi Mudra (Knowledge/Touch Mudra) Introduction Bhudi Mudra, sometimes referred to as Buddhi Mudra, is a yogic hand gesture that symbolizes the enhancement of wisdom, intellect,

Bharamara Mudrā Introduction Bharamara Mudrā is a therapeutic and meditative hand gesture in yoga, named after Bharamara, which means “humming bee” in Sanskrit. This mudrā

Brahma Mudra (Gesture of the Creator) Introduction Brahma Mudra, also called the Mudra of the Creator, is a yogic hand gesture that symbolizes divine creation,

Ashvaratna Mudrā Introduction Ashvaratna Mudrā is a specialized yogic hand gesture that is traditionally used in Tantric and meditative practices to channel energy and enhance

Atmanjali Mudrā or Namaskar Mudra (My Essence Meets Your Essence Gesture) or Anjali Mudra (Gesture of prayer) Introduction Atmanjali Mudrā is a sacred yogic hand

Asthma Mudrā Introduction Asthma Mudrā is a therapeutic hand gesture in yoga specifically used to support respiratory health and relieve symptoms of asthma, bronchitis, and

Avahana Mudrā   Introduction   Avahana Mudrā is a yogic gesture used primarily in rituals, meditation, and spiritual practice to invoke, welcome, and draw in

Back Mudrā Introduction Back Mudrā is a specialized yogic hand gesture aimed at relieving back pain, improving spinal health, and enhancing posture. It works by

Archaka Mudrā Introduction Archaka Mudrā is a subtle yogic hand gesture associated with ritual, devotion, and offering. The term archaka refers to a priest or

Ashwini Mudrā Introduction Ashwini Mudrā is a foundational yogic practice that focuses on strengthening and controlling the perineal muscles, which play a crucial role in

Back Pain Mudrā Introduction Back Pain Mudrā is a therapeutic hand gesture used in yoga to alleviate discomfort, strengthen the back muscles, and promote spinal

Apāna Vāyu Mudrā Introduction Apāna Vāyu Mudrā is a highly revered hand gesture in yoga, often referred to as the “Mudrā of Heart Health” or

Anantha Prajñā Mudrā Introduction Anantha Prajñā Mudrā is a yogic hand gesture symbolizing infinite wisdom, eternal awareness, and unbounded consciousness. The term comes from Sanskrit:

Anjali Mudrā Introduction Anjali Mudrā is one of the most well-known and widely practiced hand gestures in yoga, spirituality, and daily cultural life across India

Anāhata Mudrā Introduction Anāhata Mudrā is a yogic hand and heart gesture associated with the heart chakra (Anāhata Cakra), located at the center of the

Antar Chaitanya Mudrā Introduction Antar Chaitanya Mudrā is a subtle yogic gesture used in meditation and pratyāhāra (withdrawal of the senses) to cultivate awareness of

Akashi Mudrā Introduction Akashi Mudrā is a subtle yogic hand gesture that works with the ether (space) element, similar to Ākāśa Mudrā. The name “Akashi”

Anushāsan Mudrā Introduction Anushāsan Mudrā is a yogic gesture that symbolizes discipline, self-control, and regulation of energy. The word anushāsan itself means discipline, order, or

Anjali Mudra (Gesture of prayer) Introduction Atmanjali Mudrā is a sacred yogic hand gesture that embodies self-offering, reverence, and devotion. Derived from traditional yoga and

Apāna Mudrā Introduction Apāna Mudrā is one of the most powerful hasta mudrās (hand gestures) in yoga, often referred to as the “mudrā of purification

Akasha Mudrā Introduction Akasha Mudrā is a yogic hand gesture associated with the element of space (ether) in the Pancha Mahabhutas (five great elements). “Ākāsha”

Ājñā Mudrā Introduction Ājñā Mudrā is a powerful yogic hand gesture and concentration technique linked with the Ājñā Chakra (the third eye center, located between

Ahankar Mudrā Introduction Ahankar Mudrā is a symbolic yogic hand gesture associated with the concept of ego (Ahankāra). In yogic psychology, Ahankāra means the “I-maker,”

Agni Mudrā Introduction Agni Mudrā (also known as Agni Vardhak Mudrā or Fire Gesture) is a yogic hand gesture associated with the fire element (Agni

Agni Mudrā Introduction Agni Mudrā (also known as Agni Vardhak Mudrā or Fire Gesture) is a yogic hand gesture associated with the fire element (Agni

Aditi Mudrā Introduction Aditi Mudrā is a sacred hasta mudrā (hand gesture) named after the Vedic goddess Aditi, considered the Mother of the Gods (Devas)

Adho Mukha Mudrā Introduction Adho Mukha Mudrā (downward-facing gesture) is a lesser-known yogic hand and body gesture symbolizing humility, surrender, grounding, and devotion. While “Adho

Adhi Mudrā Introduction Adhi Mudrā is one of the classic hasta mudrās (hand gestures) described in yogic tradition. It is a gesture of primal silence

Acceptance Mudrā Introduction Acceptance Mudrā is a contemporary yogic hand gesture designed to cultivate a sense of surrender, openness, and peace with life’s flow. Unlike

  Ācamana Mudrā Introduction Ācamana Mudrā (often spelled Aachaman Mudra) is a yogic hand gesture rooted in Vedic rituals and yogic traditions. The word Ācamana

Abhaya Mudrā Introduction Abhaya Mudrā is one of the most ancient and universally recognized gestures in yoga, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. The term Abhaya means

Abhaya Hridaya Mudrā Introduction Abhaya Hridaya Mudrā is a powerful yogic hand gesture that integrates the symbolism of fearlessness (Abhaya) with the seat of compassion