![]() There are many different yoga mudras and each of them has a different benefit. Some of them are listed below: 1. Gyan Mudra Gyan Mudra is the first mudra pose which is also known as the ‘Mudra of Knowledge’. This mudra is practiced while doing meditations early in the mornings with a fresh mind. Benefits of Gyan Mudra As the name suggests, this mudra is meant to increase concentration and memory power. It has the ability to cure insomnia. This mudra is practiced regularly to heal all mental and psychological disorders like anger, stress, anxiety or even depression. ![]() Vayu Mudra can be practiced in a standing, sitting or lying down posture. There is no compulsion of doing this at an empty stomach. One may also practice this mudra with a full stomach. Once the benefits from this mudra are achieved, stop doing it. ![]() As the name suggests Vayu mudra, it balances the air element within a human body. This mudra releases excess wind from stomach and body thereby reducing rheumatic and chest pain. 3. Agni Mudra Agni Mudra should be practiced only in sitting position early in the morning with an empty stomach. Maintain this mudra for at least 15 mins every day. But if one is suffering from acidity or indigestion, avoid this mudra. ![]() Agni Mudra helps to dissolve the extra fat boosting metabolism and controls obesity. This mudra quickens digestion, improves body strength, reduces stress and tension. It also controls high cholesterol levels. 4. Prithvi Mudra Prithvi Mudra is also performed in the early morning while doing the meditation. However it can be done at anytime and for any duration. This mudra should be performed in Padmasana position. Padmasana accompanied by this mudra will immediately perk up. Benefits of Prithvi Mudra Prithvi Mudra helps to improve blood circulation throughout the body. This mudra increases patience, tolerance and concentration while meditating. It also helps to strengthen weak and lean bones. Prithvi Mudra also increases weight of people suffering from low weight, reduces weakness, exhaustion and dullness of mind. |