Samyutha hastas or double hand gestures.
Samyutha means combined or together in sanskrit. As the name denotes we have have to use both the palms to convey the message or meaning. There are 24 double hand gestures. The viniyoga sloka will explain easch hastas in detail. Viniyoga means usage. Iike pathaka (single hand gesture) is used to denote clouds , forest, sky..
This is the slokam for samyutha hastas:
Anjalishcha kapothashcha karkata swasthikasthathaa Dolahastha pushpaputaha utsangah shivalingakaha Katakavardhanashchaiva kartari swastikasthathaa Shakatam shanka chakrecha samputa paasha keelakau Matsya kurmo varaahashcha garudo nagabandhakaha Khatwaa berunda ithyethe sankhyaatha samyutaa karaahaa.
Samyutha means combined or together in sanskrit. As the name denotes we have have to use both the palms to convey the message or meaning. There are 24 double hand gestures. The viniyoga sloka will explain easch hastas in detail. Viniyoga means usage. Iike pathaka (single hand gesture) is used to denote clouds , forest, sky..
This is the slokam for samyutha hastas:
Anjalishcha kapothashcha karkata swasthikasthathaa Dolahastha pushpaputaha utsangah shivalingakaha Katakavardhanashchaiva kartari swastikasthathaa Shakatam shanka chakrecha samputa paasha keelakau Matsya kurmo varaahashcha garudo nagabandhakaha Khatwaa berunda ithyethe sankhyaatha samyutaa karaahaa.
Meaning:
- Anjali
- Kapotha
- Karkata
- Swastika
- Dola
- Pushpaputa
- Utsanga
- Shivalinga
- kataka vardhana
- Kathari swastika
- Shakatam
- shanka
- Chakra
- Samputa
- Paasha
- keelaka
- Matsya
- Kurma
- Varaaha
- Garuda
- Nagabandha
- Khatava
- Bhairunda
- Avahitta
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