Yoga Yoga Mudra Surabhi Mudra

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Steps:

The Surabhi Mudra is one of the more complicated mudras. Here are some steps that will enable you to perform the Surabhi Mudra correctly:

1. Bring the tip of the ring finger of each hand to touch the tip of the little finger of the other hand.
2. Now touch the tip of the index finger to the tip of the middle finger of the other hand.
3. Your thumbs should be gently touching each other. You are now in the Surabhi Mudra. You should perform this Mudra daily for at least 30 to 45 minutes.
   
   Take breaks in between as required.

Benefits:

• The Surabhi Mudra is considered to be the most powerful of mudras.
• It helps the practitioner utilize the power of all the elements.
• It helps to instill mental peace and tranquility and also helps to improve concentration.
• In addition, regular practice of the Surabhi Mudra also helps to improve the functioning of the digestive system and helps provide relief from stomach ailments.

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Surabhi Mudra

• Gyan Mudra
• Prana Mudra
• Vayu Mudra
• Prithvi Mudra
• Chin Mudra
• Apaan Mudra
• Surya Mudra
• Shunya Mudra
• Linga Mudra
• Ganesha Mudra
• Mandala Mudra
• Shankh Mudra
• Rudra Mudra
• Apan Vayu Mudra
• Surahi Mudra
• Hakini Mudra
• Bronchial & Asthma Mudra
• Back Mudra
• Kundalini Mudra
• Khechari Mudra
• Yoni Mudra
• Jnana Mudra