QUE SIGNIFIE मत्स्यमुद्रा EN HINDI
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définition de मत्स्यमुद्रा dans le dictionnaire hindi
Fisheries Noun Synonymes 0 Femme 0 [NO] Tantrique Pooja est essentiel. Special-in-hand sur le dos de la main, main gauche Le pouce se déplace en plaçant la paume. Ce syndrome du désir de monnaie Est considéré comme un faiseur On l'appelle aussi le Kurmam mudra. मत्स्यमुद्रा संज्ञा पुं० स्त्री० [सं०]
तांत्रिकों की एक मुद्रा जो सभी
पूजाओं में आवश्यक होती है ।
विशेष—इसमें दाहीने हाथ के पिछले भाग पर बाएं हाथ की
हथेली रखकर अंगूठा हिलाते है । यह मुद्रा अभीष्ट सिंद्ध
करनेवाली माना जाती है । इसे कूर्म्म मुद्रा भी कहते हैं ।
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10 LIVRES EN HINDI EN RAPPORT AVEC «मत्स्यमुद्रा»
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Matsya Mudra This universe is like a large water pond which is replete with feelings and tendencies like desire, anger and infatuation (affection, attachment) etc. which are like marsh wherein a person continues to plunge and penetrate himself ...
Pt.Rajni Kant Upadhayay, Diamond Pocket Books, Limited, 2002
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Mudras of Indian Dance: 52 Hand Gestures for Artistic ...
52 Hand Gestures for Artistic Expression Revital Carroll. Matsya Mudra Fluidity o ́—æoÆŸ English “fish” Transliteration MatsyamudrÅ R R R Technique Place. 17 17. Matsya Mudra Fluidity.
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Mudras of India: A Comprehensive Guide to the Hand ... - Page 152
R. Description Matsya Mudra I is the seventeenth hand gesture of the twentyfour joint-hand mudras (samyukta hastas) as described in the Abhinaya Darpana. R. Technique Place the right palm over the back your left hand, both palms facing ...
Cain Carroll, Revital Carroll, David Frawley, 2012
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Mudras of Yoga: 72 Hand Gestures for Healing and Spiritual ...
72 Hand Gestures for Healing and Spiritual Growth Cain Carroll. Matsya Mudra o ́—æoÆŸ English “fish” Transliteration MatsyamudrÅ R Technique Place your right. 39 39. Matsya Mudra Integration.
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Semiotica Indica: Encyclopaedic Dictionary of ... - Volume 2 - Page 349
3132 »KW-gCT Matsya-mudra : the fish-gesture. "The left palm is placed opposite to the flat palm; the right palm is placed in the same position on it and all other fingers of both the hands are joined among themselves (the right palm is placed ...
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Bhāratīya saṃskr̥ti aura Hindī-pradeśa - Volume 1 - Page 493
( पृष्ठ46 ) साथ ही “ मद्य , मांस , मत्स्य , मुद्रा एवं मैथुन - ये शक्तिपूजा विधि के पाँच तत्व कहे गये हैं । ” ( पृष्ठ 17 ) इस पंचमकार साधना को सभी धार्मिक कृत्यों से श्रेष्ठ माना गया है ।
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Dasa Mahavidya & Tantra sastra - Page 100
There are different types of mudra known as Matsya mudra, Dhenu mudra, Samhara mudra, etc. In matsya mudra the hands represent a fish and its fins. This gesture indicates that the worshipper is offering not only the small quantity of water ...
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Brooks, Douglas Renfrew: Secret of the Three Cities: - Page 297
See also pancamahara: madya; maithuna; mama; matsya; mudra form, 95. See also rupa Ganapati, 61, 102. See also Garcia Ganesa, 61, 67, 74, 102; mantra of, 61. See oho Ganapati Gangacarana Vedantavagis'a, 35 gdyatri. See mantra ...
Douglas Renfrew Brooks, 1990
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Stealing Fire from Heaven: The Rise of Modern Western Magic
Sutcliffe identifies the core practicesofthis occult path asthesocalled five m's: madya, mamsa, matsya, mudra, and maithuna, that is, wine, flesh, fish, parched grain, and intercourse, and notes that these “involve the ritual transgression of certain ...
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The Healing Power of Mudras
... (differentiated). Tantra deals with sakalpaor saguna Brahman and itsfive main featuresare: Bijamantra,Yantra, Shree Cakra, Kauacaand Mudra. The Panch Makar whose names begin with the letter M (Madya, Marisa, Matsya, Mudra and.
