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Teach Ganesh Mudra correctly to your students.  View step-by-step instructions along with benefits and contraindications at https://www.tummee.com/yoga-poses/ganesha-mudra  As per the Hindu Mythology ‘Lord Ganesha,’ is considered the remover of all obstacles, making one learn to fight the day-to-day challenges. Hence with the practice of Ganesha Mudra, students can improve their confidence by making it part of their daily yoga sequence.  #yogamudra #tummeeyoga #yogateacher

Teach Ganesh Mudra correctly to your students. View step-by-step instructions along with benefits and contraindications at https://www.tummee.com/yoga-poses/ganesha-mudra As per the Hindu Mythology ‘Lord Ganesha,’ is considered the remover of all obstacles, making one learn to fight the day-to-day challenges. Hence with the practice of Ganesha Mudra, students can improve their confidence by making it part of their daily yoga sequence. #yogamudra #tummeeyoga #yogateacher

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Teach your students how to practice Mother Earth Gesture Mudra correctly. View step-by-step instructions along with benefits and contraindications at https://www.tummee.com/yoga-poses/mother-earth-gesture (Search "Tummee Mother Earth Gesture Mudra" on Google.) Each finger connects subtly to the elements of nature. Practicing mudras with a sense of intention and awareness can profoundly enhance a yoga practice beyond a physical experience of postures and shapes.

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Read this article to learn more about this independent branch of Yoga. This mindful practice has several benefits. Best Yoga Mudras for weight loss, and get associated with exploring the healing powers of Yoga Hasta Mudras.

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Ksepana Mudra | Hand Mudra and their meaning | Yoga

Ksepana Mudra | Hand Mudra and their meaning | Yoga Ksepana Mudra is formed by opening the hands with the palms facing down and then releasing them forcefully, as if letting go of something. This mudra is associated with the act of releasing or casting away unwanted energies, emotions, or habits. Ksepana Mudra can be used as a symbolic gesture during meditation or as a physical act of letting go and surrendering to the present moment.

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