Hands join flat = salute gesture = anjali mudra = gassho

hands join clasped / interlaced = begging gesture = ushas mudra

feet join flat = reclining goddess pose = supta baddha konasana ….

used in yoga and “trauma releasing exercises”.

Anjali mudra is a “centering pose” which helps to alleviate mental stress and anxiety and is therefore used in achieving focus and coming into a meditative state.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showing-does.php?title=” How

can I define a meditative state? If my arms are pressed together and my palms are pressed together, my arms are up and down. Now, as shown in the video, now I’m not shaking my arms. This can help me. If you do that for a few minute, feel the relaxation. How really nice is that? clasping / interlacing fingers = self harm = desperate begging When a person does this gesture,

they are exercising some sort of’self-restraint’.

They are symbolically ‘clenching’ themselves back and withholding a negative reaction, usually anxiety or frustration.

When we stand, the more stress we feel by clenching hands and lower our emotions.

This gesture is usually done when a person feels that they are failing to convince the other person or are anxious about what they say or heard.

While talking to a person holding this gesture, you should try moving the conversation in a different direction or ask questions so that you can improve, if not understand, at least break the negative attitude of the person.

https://www.psychmechanics.com/2015/05/body-language-clenching-and-clasping-of. html

this should also be related to “back-facing palms” versus “center-facing palms.”

With center-facing palms, the Anjali Mudra is easy to hold.

With back-facing palms, the anjali mudra is hard to hold, and people will interlace their fingers, to force their palms together.

Wrist to arm: “palm to back” = “palma ad dorsum”, or “grab wrist” with both palms in same direction, or the Roman salute with palm down; the sun salutation with palms down under. If we’re going to change our hands and start clapping hands then “palm to back”, shouldn’t it be easier to put them on a pin?

Center-facing palms = psychotic tempo = fire + water = masculine + thumb angle.

Back facing palms = neurotic tempo = air + earth = feminine = small thumb angle.

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Hands join flat = salute gesture = anjali mudra = gassho

hands join clasped / interlaced = begging gesture = ushas mudra

feet join flat = reclining goddess pose = supta baddha konasana ….

used in yoga and “trauma releasing exercises”.

Anjali mudra is a “centering pose” which helps to alleviate mental stress and anxiety and is therefore used in achieving focus and coming into a meditative state.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showing-does.php?title=” How

can I define a meditative state? If my arms are pressed together and my palms are pressed together, my arms are up and down. Now, as shown in the video, now I’m not shaking my arms. This can help me. If you do that for a few minute, feel the relaxation. How really nice is that? clasping / interlacing fingers = self harm = desperate begging When a person does this gesture,

they are exercising some sort of’self-restraint’.

They are symbolically ‘clenching’ themselves back and withholding a negative reaction, usually anxiety or frustration.

When we stand, the more stress we feel by clenching hands and lower our emotions.

This gesture is usually done when a person feels that they are failing to convince the other person or are anxious about what they say or heard.

While talking to a person holding this gesture, you should try moving the conversation in a different direction or ask questions so that you can improve, if not understand, at least break the negative attitude of the person.

https://www.psychmechanics.com/2015/05/body-language-clenching-and-clasping-of. html

this should also be related to “back-facing palms” versus “center-facing palms.”

With center-facing palms, the Anjali Mudra is easy to hold.

With back-facing palms, the anjali mudra is hard to hold, and people will interlace their fingers, to force their palms together.

Wrist to arm: “palm to back” = “palma ad dorsum”, or “grab wrist” with both palms in same direction, or the Roman salute with palm down; the sun salutation with palms down under. If we’re going to change our hands and start clapping hands then “palm to back”, shouldn’t it be easier to put them on a pin?

Center-facing palms = psychotic tempo = fire + water = masculine + thumb angle.

Back facing palms = neurotic tempo = air + earth = feminine = small thumb angle.

What does back

mean on the X-Factor map? Why

do some people walk with their thigh looking backwards while most do-have their thigh looking forwards. https://healthtype.ph360 Use

my thumb

angle website http://handanalysis.com/thumbs_diff.php?=0 I test it. How

did html

nuff spoiled dormant and unreadable?