Hakini Mudra and Benefits

Hakini Mudra has tremendous benefits if you do it regularly with perfection. Follow the rules to do it: Place fingertips of one hand over that on another hand. The Hakini Mudra can be practiced at any time.

Benefits

1. People tend to naturally put their fingers in this position while talking. 
2. This helps to concentrate.

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Bronchial Mudra and Benefits

Bronchial Mudra and Benefits can amazed you with rapid results. You can do it by using following hand arrangements: Both hands: Place the little finger at the base of the thumb, the ring finger on the upper thumb joint, and the middle finger on the pad of the thumb. Extend the index finger. For an acute attack of asthma, first use this mudra from 4 to 6 minutes and then practice the Asthma Mudra until breathing has become normal again. For a long-term treatment, hold both mudras simultaneously for 5 minutes, five times a day.

Benefits

1. It is important to admit your negative feelings and moods. 
2. People with respiratory problems often also suffer from inner loneliness, isolation, sexual problems, and sadness. These feelings are often successfully played down with humor. 
3. This naturally causes a great deal of stress so that these individuals are pressed for time and out of breath. 

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What is Asthma Mudra and Benefits

Asthma Mudra provides sustainable relieve to your Asthma. You can do it easily by doing following posture:

Both hands: Press together the nails of
middle fingers and keep other fingers extended straight upward.

Benefits

1. Helpful to cure asthma attack. 
2. Gives Self-confidence and self-assertion. 
3. For counteracting fear and timidity

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What is Apan Vayu Mudra and Benefits

Apan Vayu Mudra is the most beneficial Mudra that you can easily practice by using following rules: With each hand:  Bend your index finger and let its tip touch the ball of your thumb. At the same time, the tips of the middle and ring fingers touch the tip of your thumb. Extend your little finger. Use as needed, until you feel the effect, or practice three times a day for 15 minutes as a course of treatment. This finger position can have a first-aid function when you use it at the first sign.

Benefits

1. Removes more perspiration of legs & hands. 
2. Removes useless things from our body. 
3. Effective on toothache. 
4. Cures gas trouble. 
5. Relives headache. 
6. Balance body temprature. 
7. Helpful to cure acidity

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What is Apna Mudra and Benefits

Apna Mudra also called Energy Mudra. You can do it easily according to below posture:

With each hand: Place the tip of thumb, middle finger, and ring finger together-extend the other 2 fingers straight upward. When needed, do it for 5 to 45 minutes or use three times a day for 15 minutes as a course of treatment.

Benefits

1. Mainly effective areas are strengthening & cleaning parts of the body. 
2. Besides this, other effective areas are knee, thigh. 
3. Purifies the entire body, removes toxemia from the body. 
4. Regularies the urine flow & perspiration, if it is less or irregular. 
5. Cures vomiting . 
6. For healthy teeth use this mudra along with Akash mudra. 
7. For eyes, nose, ears & mouth related problems, use this mudra along with pran mudra 
8. Cures menstruation related problems, burning sensation of hand, heart, leg & urine.

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What is Varun Mudra and Benefits

With each hand: Touch the fore part of the smallest finger to the fore part of thumb.

Benefits

1. Improves shine of skin. 
2. Cures skin disease. 
3. Advantageous in blood related disease. 
4. Beneficial in gastroantraitis, diarrhea and dehydration. 
5. Relaxes contraction of muscles.

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Understand Mudra Yoga With Benefits of Mudra

A mudra is a body posture or symbolic gesture. In Buddhist iconography every buddha is depicted with a characteristic gesture of the hands. Such gestures correspond to natural gestures (of teaching, protecting, and so on) and also to certain aspects of the Buddhist teaching or of the particular buddha depicted. Here mudras accompany the performance of liturgies and the recitation of mantras. They also help to actualize certain inner states in that they anticipate their physical expression; thus they assist in bringing about a connection between the practitioner and the buddha visualized in a given practice.


The physical body is made up of five elements namely - Air, Water, Fire, Earth and Aakash. Imbalance of these elements disrupts the immunity system and causes disease. Deficiencies in any of these elements can be made up by connecting one part of the body with another in a particular manner through Mudras.

Mudras can be practiced at any time and anywhere but it effectively helps if one is in a good mood and in the right ambience.Then there will be no blocks to the easy flow of energy. Several serious practitioners do their Mudra ritual a few minutes before falling asleep and a few minutes before getting out of bed. But that is not really important. You can do them any time but it will yield good result if you focus to do it in same time frame. Like; if you do it on Monday, 07A.M then it must be on another day same time. In this way, you will get more benefits as your body clock will adjust according to the Mudra practice.

Mudras are basically categorized in following types: General Therapeutic or Healing Spiritual or Meditative Mudras Mudras are generally practiced in empty stomach. They could be practiced in many different ways by joining the finger tips with the thumb tip or by folding the finger at the base of the thumb etc. depending upon whether the practitioner wishes to increase, decrease or balance a particular element in the body. They can be practiced with one or both hands. Mudras can be practiced any time of the day at any place. Most of the mudras should preferably be practiced in sitting position with spine straight but they could also be done in standing, lying down or walking if instructed by the therapist or teacher to do so.  Here we are discussing: Apan Mudra Apan-vayu Mudra Asthma Mudra Bronchial Mudra Hakini Mudra Linga Mudra Mahasirs Mudra Pran Mudra Akash Mudra Shunya Mudra Surabhi Mudra Prithvi Mudra Vayu Mudra Varun Mudra

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