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| − | '''Tripataka''' | + | According to legend, Indra held his weapon, the vajra ("thunderbolt"), with his hand in the '''Tripataka''' mudra. |
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| + | ==Application== | ||
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| + | Some other meanings that are represent by this mudra are: | ||
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| + | * wearing a turban | ||
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| + | * stroking the hair | ||
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| + | * rubbing a horse | ||
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| + | * flight of a bird | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:52, 6 July 2013
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| Meaning | Three parts of the flag |
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According to legend, Indra held his weapon, the vajra ("thunderbolt"), with his hand in the Tripataka mudra.
Application
Some other meanings that are represent by this mudra are:
- wearing a turban
- stroking the hair
- rubbing a horse
- flight of a bird
