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| VAISHNAVAM SAMAPADAM CHA |
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| VAISHAKHAM MANDALAM TATHA |
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| PRATYALIDHAM TATHALIDHAMs |
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| STHANANYETANI SHAN DRUNAM |
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There are 13 types of Samyuta Hastas. They are : |
1.Vaishnava,
2.Samapada,
3.Vaisakha 4.Mandala,
5.Alidha 6.Pratyalidha
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DVAU TALAVARDHATALASCHA
PADAYORANTARAM BHAVET
TAYOHO SAMSTHITASTVEKAHA
TRYASRAPADASTHITOPARAHA
KINCHIDANCHITA JANGHACHA
SAUSHTAVANGA PURASKRUTAM
VAISHNAVAMSTHNAMETADHI
VISHNUREVADHI DAIVATAM
The feet kept two and half Talas apart; one of them shall be in the natural posture; the other is obliquely placed with toes turning towards the sides; the shank is in the Anchita state and all the limbs have Sausthava. This is called Vaishnava Sthana.
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SAMAPADE SAMAU PADAU
TALAMATRANTARASTHITAU
SVABHAVASAUSHTAVOPETAU
BRAHMA CHATRADHIDAIVATAM
If the feet are kept in their natural posture and one Tala apart; the body is in natural Sausthava, the Sthana is called Samapada. The presiding deity here of is Brahma.
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