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CHATURASTRA STHITOU HASTOU,
HAMSAPAKAKSHAKRUTOU TATHA
TIRYAKSTHITOU CHABHIMUKOU
GNEYOU TALAMUKA VITI
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| This hand gesture is similar to
Chaturasra; the only difference being the palms of the two Katakamukha hands must face each other. Then it is known as Talamukha.
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TAVEVA MANIBANDHANTE
SWASTIKAKRUTI SANCHITOU
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When the Talamukha hands are closed at the wrist, it becomes Svastika Hasta. |
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SWASTIKAVITI
VIKYATOU
VICHYUTOU VIPRAKIRNAKOU
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| When the Svastika hands are released, resembling Talamukha, it becomes Viprakirna Hasta.
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ALAPALLAVASAMSTHANAVURDHV-
ASYOU PADMAKOSAKOU
ARALA KATAKAYOU VA ARALA
KATAKAMUKOU
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Turn the two Alapallava (Alapadma) hands into Padmakosha with palms facing up,
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