Varun Mudra
Varun is the Sanskrit word and it means 'Rain' or 'Water'. Mudra means Gesture of Hands. Varun mudra is the Gesture of Rain. Varun Mudra increases Water element within body. This Meditation mudras used for heal better the body and mind.Varun Mudra |
First find a place which is not too noisy and crowded, where you will not get disturbed. You can join any Meditation center near by your Home city or you can also practice meditation in your house / room.
How to do Varun Mudra?
How to do Varun Mudra |
Steps -
Note -- After seating in yoga posture or pose for meditation, touch the tip of your little finger with that of thumb to form a perfect circle with thumb and finger.……(as shown in pic.)
- Gently press the tips of little finger and thumb.
- Keep other three fingers straight.
- Hold this mudra and place the hands on your knee with palm facing upward.
- Now closed your eyes, take couple of deep breath and start Meditation.
- The tips of thumb and little finger must touch gently not forcefully.
- Do not press too hard otherwise you will hurt yourself and instead of meditation, inner peace you’ll fill disturbance and pain.
- For Yoga and Meditation wear something comfortable clothes. Too tight cloths will distract you.
- Do not practice Yoga on hard surface, it will hurt your skeleton and internal organs too.
So you must do Yoga on Yoga Mat.
Benefits of Varun Mudra -
- Varun Mudra or hand gesture helps to recover from joint pain, arthritis.
- This mudra helps to regain taste sensation.
- This mudra helps in deficiency of hormones.
- This mudra helps in general dehydration.
- This mudra is great for people with dry skin, eyes and hair.
- This mudra helps in indigestion, constipation problem of digestive system etc.
- This mudra increases water element within body.
- This mudra brings glow and luster on face.
- This mudra prevent the dryness of mouth.
- Varun Mudra also prevent acne or pimple.
Other Healthy Mudra's / Hand Gestures
Most beneficial, healthy and relaxing Hand gesture. Here is the list with their original Sanskrit names and English meanings (English names) -Click on each to read more about it...
- Dhyan mudra (Gesture of Meditation)
- Gyan mudra (Gesture of Knowledge)
- Vayu mudra (Gesture of Air)
- Aakash mudra (Gesture of View)
- Shunya mudra (Gesture of Void / Empty)
- Prithvi mudra (Gesture of Earth)
- Surya mudra (Gesture of Sun)
- Varun mudra (Gesture of Rain)
- Jal Shaamak Mudra (Gesture of Water)
- Namaste Mudra / Namaskar (Gesture of Salutation or Greeting)
- Shambhavi Mudra & Mahamudra.