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'''Hamsasya''' | '''Hamsasya''', according to legend, was derived from Dakshinamurti explaining the intricacies of the Tattva system. | ||
==Application== | |||
Hamsasya mudra is one of the twenty-eight single hand mudras used by performing artists to interpret and emotional and/or physical state. | |||
Like many other mudras, Hamsasya has additional usages, including: | |||
* carrying a garland | |||
* accomplishment of a task | |||
* speaking | |||
* singing | |||
* meditation | |||
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| Meaning | Swan's face |
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Hamsasya, according to legend, was derived from Dakshinamurti explaining the intricacies of the Tattva system.
Application
Hamsasya mudra is one of the twenty-eight single hand mudras used by performing artists to interpret and emotional and/or physical state.
Like many other mudras, Hamsasya has additional usages, including:
- carrying a garland
- accomplishment of a task
- speaking
- singing
- meditation