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| − | This gesture subdues negativity, including demons, negative thoughts, illness, and all other obstacles. It consists of holding up the hand, with the two middle fingers folded back into the palm and held by the thumb. In art it occurs in scenes of active conquest of demons. (Since there are a lot of demons in movies, you will see it there quite often.) | + | [[qīkè yìn]] [[期克印]] |
| − | (The Chinese name qīkè yìn 期克印, seems also to be used sometimes for the Warning Gesture or Tarjanī Mudrā.) | + | |
| + | This gesture subdues negativity, including {{Wiki|demons}}, negative [[thoughts]], {{Wiki|illness}}, and all other [[obstacles]]. It consists of holding up the hand, with the two middle fingers folded back into the palm and held by the thumb. In [[art]] it occurs in scenes of active conquest of {{Wiki|demons}}. (Since there are a lot of {{Wiki|demons}} in movies, you will see it there quite often.) | ||
| + | (The {{Wiki|Chinese}} [[name]] [[qīkè yìn]] [[期克印]], seems also to be used sometimes for the [[Warning Gesture]] or [[Tarjanī Mudrā]].) | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:39, 5 January 2016
Demon-Quelling Gesture
Kāraṇa Mudrā
qīkè yìn 期克印
This gesture subdues negativity, including demons, negative thoughts, illness, and all other obstacles. It consists of holding up the hand, with the two middle fingers folded back into the palm and held by the thumb. In art it occurs in scenes of active conquest of demons. (Since there are a lot of demons in movies, you will see it there quite often.)
(The Chinese name qīkè yìn 期克印, seems also to be used sometimes for the Warning Gesture or Tarjanī Mudrā.)
