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'''Karana''' | '''Karana''' is a single-hand gesture that is used in Vajrayana Buddhism. It is also used in dance to represent the drum held by Shiva Nataraja as well as Lord Krishna's flute. | ||
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Used in various yoga positions. | |||
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| Meaning | Of the senses, the cause, the reason, an instrument |
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Karana is a single-hand gesture that is used in Vajrayana Buddhism. It is also used in dance to represent the drum held by Shiva Nataraja as well as Lord Krishna's flute.
Application
Used in various yoga positions.