The Jnana Mudra represents knowledge, insight, experience, and wisdom.
Jnana Yoga (theistic and non-theistic) is a path of learning, reading, listening, discussing, knowing, meditating, and understanding.
Jnana Yoga (theistic and non-theistic) is a path of learning, reading, listening, discussing, knowing, meditating, and understanding.
For me, I interpret this hand gesture, the Jnana Mudra, as follows:
Little Finger: Ethics, Doing Good, Avoiding Evil, Sharing, Compassion
Ring Finger: Healthy Living, Proper Diet, Exercise, Sleep, Meditation, Rest, Respect for Body of Self and Others, Actions, Work
Middle Finger: Improving your Mind, Refining your mind, Self-Understanding, Awareness, Know Thyself, Self-Realization
Index Finger Touching Thumb:
Connecting with Others, Friendships, Sangha
Interconnectivity, Connections, Interdependence, World-Life
Zero, Emptiness, Transformations of Everything,
Insubstantiality of Self, Death, Boundlessness
Insubstantiality of Self, Death, Boundlessness
Circle of Life, Cycles, Round and Round
Buddhist Wheel with Eight Spokes Symbol, Eightfold Path
Sun, Great Eastern Sun, Energy-Power, Life Giving
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