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Mudras. '9. Sagnon' [sa-gnon]' position of repose assumed by Shakya when he had freed the world...

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Mudras. '9. Sagnon' [sa-gnon]' position of repose assumed by Shakya when he had freed the world from evil spirits'. 'So far applies to Shakya: the others are position of Deotas' '10. Gingbag' [hgyin-hbag]' the name of hands in this position'. '11. Sumtenkiltong' [bsam-stan-dkyil-drun] 'do. do. and feet'. '12. Dorrtab' [rdor-bstabs] 'do. do'. '13. Gurtab' [gar-bstabs] 'do. do'. '14. Dunbut' [hgron-hbod] 'do. position of Deota supposed to be inviting a supplicant to come'. '15. Sheghsul' [segs-bsol] 'flipping the fingers and saying 'go away''. '16. Changsems' [byan-sems] 'position merely'. '17. Kyang-chakchulwa' [kyan-phyag-htshal-ba] 'a position of prostration'. '18. Kumchakchulwa' [skum-phyag-htshal-ba] 'do'. 'The different position of the hands is called Mudra.
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Illustrator: Anon 1844 - 1862 Source/Shelfmark: Add.Or.3031 Watercolour. Tibetan school. One hundred and eight mudras are used in regular Tantric rituals. Mudrās are a fundamental form of yoga practice.

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