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Somebody asked about resources about mudras so I did a quick search and downloaded a few books (which of course I haven't read yet). The folder contains:

Yogamarahisi Dr. Swami Gitanda Giri - Mudras

Hari Kumar Moorthattil - Complete Hand Mudras

Nicole Dunn - Mudras

Mudras for Meditation (short PPT presentation)

Sabrina Mesko - Power Mudras

Colin Joss - The Magic of Finger Yoga

KB Joshi - Mudra Yoga

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Update: Cain Carroll - Mudras of India: A Comprehensive Guide to the Hand Gestures of Yoga and Indian Dance

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New Paperback Edition! Includes a key new chapter that comprehensively explains the benefits of hand mudras, covering major health concerns as well spiritual and psycho-energetic categories. For thousands of years hand mudras have been used in India for healing, storytelling, emotional expression, and to evoke and convey elevated spiritual states. For the first time, the elaborate system of mudras - as applied in yoga and Indian dance-has been organized into a comprehensive, fully-indexed and cross-referenced format that allows readers access to this still esoteric body of knowledge. 'Mudras of India' presents over 200 photographed hand mudras each with detailed instructions on technique, application, health and spiritual benefits and historical background. The authors have extensively researched the usage of mudras and their significance in the larger context of Indian spiritual systems, and taken painstaking efforts to ensure each mudra is rendered with correct Sanskrit name, transliteration and translation to English. The book will appeal to spiritual seekers, students and teachers of yoga and Indian Dance, scholars and lay people, and anyone interested in the rich cultural heritage of Indian mudras, and the transformative effects of these powerful hand gestures.

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This is interesting, thanks for the upload. I have been reading Iamblichus and Hans Lewys the Chaldean Oracles to try to find more information. What each mudra represents generally is useful, but how is it used specifically in Ceremonial Magick when it has already been revealed to the practitioner by another entity through a dream. Also, what does it mean when an entity shows this sign to a practitioner in terms of the being's order or rank. The ancients seem to see mudras as another sunethemata which established a connection between the theurgist and a god or other being and could be used in evocation, but not much is given about how use them.
 

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This is interesting, thanks for the upload. I have been reading Iamblichus and Hans Lewys the Chaldean Oracles to try to find more information. What each mudra represents generally is useful, but how is it used specifically in Ceremonial Magick when it has already been revealed to the practitioner by another entity through a dream. Also, what does it mean when an entity shows this sign to a practitioner in terms of the being's order or rank. The ancients seem to see mudras as another sunethemata which established a connection between the theurgist and a god or other being and could be used in evocation, but not much is given about how use them.
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