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- The Varadamudra (Sanskrit: वरदमुद्रा, romanized: varadamudrā) or Abheeshta Mudra is a mudra, a symbolic gesture featured in the iconography of Indian religions...
- Śriye Namaḥ Symbols Shrivatsa Padma (Lotus) Jnana Mudra Abhaya Mudra Varadamudra Gold Tree Tulasi Day Friday Mount Owl Elephant Festivals Deepavali Lakshmi...
- Amida) from the Vairocana Buddha, and was rarely used elsewhere. The Varadamudrā "generosity gesture" signifies offering, welcome, charity, giving, comp****ion...
- healing water, branches of neem, scimitar, conch. and a hand depicting varadamudra. She is also flanked by two donkeys. This depiction has established her...
- कात्यायनी शुभं दध्यादेवी दानवघातिनि।। Weapon Khadga (longsword) Padma or Lotus, Abhayamudra, Varadamudra Mount Lion Genealogy Parents Katyayana (father)...
- wearing a garland of human skulls. She displays khadga, shula, katari and varadamudra in her four right hands whereas the four left hands represent severed...
- शतकर्णं तथैव च| वामपादोल्लासोल्लोह लतकन्तकभूशणम्|| Weapon Hooked vajra and curved sword, Abhayamudra, Varadamudra Mount Mule, Lion or Tiger Consort Shiva...
- palm depicts the abhayamudra for protection and the left arm depicts Varadamudra for giving boon. The shrine faces east and the vimana of the temple is...
- lower left hand holds a snake and the right lower right hand displays Varadamudra. She is covered with snakes, sitting on a lotus platform or standing...
- Varaha holds the discus and the conch and makes the gestures of blessing (varadamudra) and ****urance. He wears various ornaments including the Kaustubha jewel...