Samyukta Hastas are also called as Double hand gestures or Combined hand gestures. Unlike Asamyukta hastas, these gestures require use of both the palms to convey the message or a particular meaning. For example the Anjali Mudra is a simple gesture where both the palms are joined to mean a Namskara or to imply salutations. I have also put some images of double hand gestures. Each gestures has its own uses which is termed as Viniyoga. I am writing a separate post on each of these mudras.
Audio of the shlokam:
[audio:samyukta hasta.mp3]If you would like to download this audio, right click here and save to computer
Click through each of the mudras to read the explanation and pictures.
it is very good to remember mudras… .thanks a lot….i like ur site its very helpfull….
your site is so cool and helping everybody a lot. thank you very much for your kind and patience. could you please put all your asamyukta hastas and samyukta hastas in picture form.so everybody can get printouts.
thanks a lot.
very good for students studying bharatnatyam
Hi Anjali,
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I’ve learn t a lot from your website.
thanks.
Hi Anjali,
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I have learnt my mudras and hastas quickly.
I have also learnt your steps.
Now i opened a dance class.
Thanks for helping.
Anjali,
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I teach a fifty children.
It because of your websit.
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thanks Anjali ! your site is very very helpful! i have learnt a lot in this site.
Please send some photos of Dhyana Sloga (Salutaion).
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I love your website, my daughter always go here for questions that she had. She also has dance class, so she uses this so she could understand and learn new things as well
@Deepa, Thank you. Good to know your daughter is able to learn from here. That shows her interest to do more. I wish her good luck.
Hello and thank you for your website which is really interesting.
I live in France and I am interested in MΓ»dras.
Therefore, I would have like to know the meaning of the hand position where index fingers are upward and middle fingers adjoin.
Here is an example: http://www.heartpath.com/sg/content/maui-buddha-garden.htm
Thanks a lot for your help. Warm regards.
Some of the pics for the hastas are not there…:(
@Milan, Which Hastas are you talking about. Can you name them
It’s for the Utsanga,Garuda,Nagabandha,Khatava,Bairunda and Avahitta…
i liked it a lot . its very good . my daughter is learning dance but she dont know them . thanks thanks a lot anjali.
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Can u please show all the mudras……..u did not show some of them……..how will I learn? Tomorrow is my dance exam! Why r there even dance exams! …………
thanks madam for teaching me samayukta mudras in a simple & defined way. These lessons are very helpful for bharatnatyam lovers.
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dear mam
i am a dancer exprienced 14 yrs can i please know where is utsanga
I am really thankful to you mam for teaching
me the samyukta hastas in such a clear way
that every one can understand. I really learnt
samyukta hastas just in 5 minutes.
a very good site for learning bharatanatyam.
I really love it ………. i actually attend a different class ………it helped me learn many new guestures which I did not know ……………it is actually very helpful
thanks for this site teacher : )
Very nice . Can u teach adavus ?
What about utsanga
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Hallo
and
NAMASTE !
Thank you for running this page.
Let me first give me a few words about me:
My work (including teaching “Meditation – Dhyana in the education of Yoga Teachers,close with Patanjali)
led me into mudras, including living (in motion)
led me to ever deeper connection with mudras and asana-mudra-gestures. And with the living forms, which you can witness e.g. in Balinese Dance.
You have a treasure ! on your page. There are so few who look at the combined and complex energies !
What I find utmost important is to also practise
the combinations of
mudra – mantra – attention with the god.
There are so many such mudras …. and your research obviously makes them available, with names, and energy
connections.
Can you do more of this ?
From now on I shall include your website on my new materials, as an important indicator to our purposeful enegy worlds.
If you like, you are most welcome tocome in tuchwith me !
Thank You
again,
and all the best wishes
Yours
Atmakaya
thank you very much it helped me a lot to create a folder for my bharathanatyam exam.
it is very usefull…thanks for this page
I love this website.It helped me a lot.I have been going to dance for five months yet I did not gt these hastas but just by being in this website for one day ,I have learned all the hastas.Looking forward to seeing your amazing work
Tanks a lott… It is very easy to learn mudras
This is a awesome way to practice mudhras…
VGOOD
Khub bhalo hoeche….
Thnks a lot dear I am getting a lot of help from ur site……thanks again??
Thnks a lot dear I am getting a lot of help from ur site……thanks again??
Keep posting informations like this
The mudras are very nicely demonstrated. Thank you
Yeah! Anjali you have done a great job in this website but I don’t know where some other muthirai are because I want to learn the words then by looking at it I wanted to see how to do it but some were not there instead I like your website. Good job Anjali and thank you so much for helping me out. πππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππ
Thank u for sharing such important information from this web site
Hello, thank you for an excellent website. Do you have corresponding pictures for the following asamyukta mudras?
20. Garuda
21. Nagabandha
22. Khatava
23. Bhairunda
24. Avahitta
@deborah click on the names of each hasta. you will see the pictures. I am also adding the separate links here.
https://www1.onlinebharatanatyam.com/2009/04/02/avahitta-hand-gesture-mudra/
https://www1.onlinebharatanatyam.com/2008/09/28/bhairunda-hand-gesture-mudra/
https://www1.onlinebharatanatyam.com/2009/02/01/khatava-hand-gesture-mudra/
https://www1.onlinebharatanatyam.com/2008/07/07/garuda-hand-gesture-mudra/
Thank you so much ,for your such a good information provided in this site.
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