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Symbolism - Vitarka Mudra<\/em><\/h4>\n
What does it mean - vitarka mudra<\/em>?<\/strong><\/h5>\n

Mudra<\/em> derives from the Sanskrit language and literally means a sign or seal. If you practice yoga, you may be familiar to it. Or have you noticed that different Buddha statues always have slightly different hand positions?<\/p>\n

In yoga and Hindu and Buddhist philosophy the word mudra\u00a0<\/em>is used when taking certain positions with your fingers, hands, head, or even your whole body. There has been a belief that certain positions create and carry energies and release chakras. Mudra<\/em>s can evoke the necessary states of mind and influence oneself on an emotional level, on a physical level through healing, and on a spiritual level through increasing energy supplies.<\/p>\n

\"\"Vitarka <\/em>means in Sanskrit discussion and consideration, and mudra<\/em>, as I already mentioned, a sign or stamp. Vitarka mudra<\/em>is used in Buddhism. To do this, form a circle with your fingers, putting your index finger and thumb together. This mudra<\/em>is most associated with the Buddha, as it implies the wisdom of the Buddha. It is most often used when conveying Buddha's teachings and is called the teaching or reasoning mudra<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Buddhist symbols, images and figures are widely used feng shui<\/em><\/strong>. The Buddha represents the potential for true happiness and goodness that is inherent in every human being and all sensitive beings.<\/p>\n

Where to place a statue with such symbolism?<\/strong><\/h5>\n

This mudra<\/em> helps accept teachings for self-development and spiritual awakening. Suitable to place in rooms with a lot of books or even a separate library, in rooms where you are studying or in a home office, or where there is an area of \u200b\u200bknowledge at home. Feng shui<\/em> refers that the area related to self-development and knowledge remains to the left when entering the main door.<\/p>\n

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Use instructions<\/h4>\n

Ignite the tip covered with incense, and if the incense tip glows, carefully blow out the flame.<\/p>\n

Place the incense stick<\/a> or the incense cone<\/a> in a suitable place on the incense burner. You can also use the incense cone holder as a small candle holder.<\/p>\n

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Caution!<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n