Ashlesha nakshatra is ruled by the Nagas, and the symbol associated with this nakshatra is a Serpent.
In sanskrit the word “naga” means serpents. Mudras are hand positions/gestures that can help us channel the flow or prana/energy within us!
Naga Mudra can provide us with deep insights and clarity about our own mind!
Serpents represents mysticism and are full of occult and hidden wisdom! Just like the snakes that shed their skin – On the day of the Lunar Eclipse we have the power to let go of all the toxins and poisons that we have accumulated over lifetimes.
One of the characteristic of a serpent is the way it can move through obstacles. They do not disturb anyone unless and until someone pose a threat to their freedom. Similary this mudra gives us the strength to clear our obstacles and limitations.
How to do the Naga Mudra ?
- Sit comfortably with your spine errect.
- Cross your hands in front of you at chest level
- Bring the thumbs together and make a pose that is shown on the picture below.
- Close your eyes
- Take few long deep breaths in and out.
- Watch your breath and you will soon enter a meditative state.
- After 3 to 4 minutes bring the hands down and keep them on your lap with palm facing the ceiling.
- Continue to meditate for 10 to 20 minutes.
Tip: You can also use the Sattva App for Guided meditations and chants!
Naga Mudra – Cosmic Insights
If you are experiencing something unusual or confused and if you have prominent planets in Ashlesha Nakshatra you can use our One Question Service!
Thank you so much for this sacred and secret information about the power of Ashlesha Nakshatra.
We have practiced this naga mudra during lunar eclipse on 31 January, 2018 and all are members felt a strong spiritual connection during meditation. This naga mudra actually worked and made our experience of meditation during eclipse very powerful.
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Thank you so much,
Lotus Meditation Group