| Author/Contributor(s): | Arora, Indu |
| Publisher: | Shambhala |
| Date: | 4/27/2027 |
| Binding: | Paperback |
| Condition: | NEW |
The third volume in the Yoga Masters Series, which offers the timeless wisdom of essential yoga practices for the contemporary seeker.
This concise guide to mudra, the subtle practice of sacred hand gestures, offers an inspiring and practical view on how to bring mudras into your yoga practice and into your everyday life. Many spiritual traditions incorporate hand gestures to calm the body, focus the mind, and set the intention in prayer or practice. Mudras in the yogic tradition also tap into the energy of the subtle body through channels called nadis. Stimulating the nadis balances and harmonizes the life current in the body, to maintain a healthy state of mind and body.
This manual offers Indu Arora’s expert guidance and down-to-earth wisdom on exploring mudras. She draws from Yogic and Tantric texts, and offers techniques for using mudras with asana, praṇayama, and meditation practices for therapeutic purposes and everyday life. This book explores the following subjects:
- The purpose of mudra in yoga practice, and how you integrate mudra before, during, and after asana practice
- Mudras for therapeutic purposes such as dosha balance, digestion, sleep, immunity, and heart health, to regulate breathing, curb anxiety, and more
- How to use a mala in mudra practice
- Which mudras best support meditation
- And much more