I facilitated a wonderful group at the Avon Library this week at the Breath Workshop. One of the questions that came up, which has come up in past Breath Workshops, is why do we use Vishnu Mudra? I have continued to search for the answer and I am excited to finally have an answer to share! This comes from Indu Arora in her new, comprehensive book, "Mudra, the sacred secret." Enjoy!
"In this mudra, the right hand is used, as it is associate with giving, while the left is associated with receiving...The Vishnu Mudra helps in balancing and filtering of the Matuta (air element) to form Prana, as it triggers the Phana marma points on either sides of the nostrils, due to the position of the thumb and fingers on the nostril...The energies of fire (thumb), earth (ring finger), and water (little finger) elements are allowed to flow freely, whereas the energies of air (index finger) and ether (middle finger) current are harnessed in the formation of this Mudra." - Indu Arora, "Mudra, the sacred secret"
"In this mudra, the right hand is used, as it is associate with giving, while the left is associated with receiving...The Vishnu Mudra helps in balancing and filtering of the Matuta (air element) to form Prana, as it triggers the Phana marma points on either sides of the nostrils, due to the position of the thumb and fingers on the nostril...The energies of fire (thumb), earth (ring finger), and water (little finger) elements are allowed to flow freely, whereas the energies of air (index finger) and ether (middle finger) current are harnessed in the formation of this Mudra." - Indu Arora, "Mudra, the sacred secret"
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