| The mudra represents the union of the sexes with Vairocana as the procreator. |
| A hand held in a traditional posture or mudra or a foot glimpsed beneath a sari are the humble subjects of most works. |
| This mudra is designed to help you process food, absorb the nutrients from that food, and then to eliminate the waste products more efficiently. |
| Rasa can mean mood or feeling in Sanskritic languages, and mudra can be meaningful hand gesture. |
| There are no less than sixty-four thousand different sorts of mudra prescribed in the Tantras. |
| She is then purified by the recitation of many mantras and texts, and by the performance of the mudra or gesticulations. |
