Hope you had a great Navaratri. Wish you Good health, wealth and prosperity.
Also do take a look at the images added to the last post “Dashavatara hasta-hand gestures for the 10 incarnation of lord Vishnu”
In the forthcoming posts we shall see the hand gestures used to represent and describe different deities that we often hear about. The Abhinaya Darpanam lists of the hand gestures for
- Brahma
- Shiva
- Vishnu
- Saraswati
- Parvati
- Lakshmi
- Ganesha
- Kartikeya
- Manmatha
- Indra
- Agni
- Varuna
- Yama
- Nirrti
- Vayu
- kubera
These are the names of Hindu gods who are often seen worshiped. I shall be posting on each of these deities separately. Lets start with Lord Brahma first.
please ..attach some videos ..with thier usese
please add corresponding pictures…
can you show us debata hastas of bayu @ kubera…..
I also want to know about nasika bhedam
Hello, the deva hastas are really helpful but could you also please add vayu, kubera, isana, surya, candra and raksasa.
Thanks 🙂
Hi Ji,
Please tell Nattuvangam in online
Regards
Madhu
you havent put any post on vayu hastha
hi anjali.. guess the link for vayu & kubera is missing. could you please add it.
in nirutti, the sloka states that it is shakata hastha in right hand. is there no difference brahmara and shakata.
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the link for vayu & kubera is missing. could you please add it.
will do that soon.
U haven’t put any posts on vayu hasta…
Please start the nattuvanga in this site
Start the Junior, Senior, pre vidwat post vidwat portions also please it will be very helpful
What about vayu and kubera hasta
There is no link for it ??
Thanks 🙏
Vayu
Aralo dakshine haste vaame chaardha patakika
dhrutaa chet vaayudevasya kara itya bhidheeyate
Hold the Arala hasta on your right hand at the chest level and Ardhapataka on your left hand to the side below the natyarambha level.
Kubera
Vaame padmam dakshinetu gaadaa yakshapateha karaha
Hold the Mushti hasta on your right hand and Alapadmam on your left hand.