शूनी मुद्रा
Also known as: Saturn Mudra, Patience Cultivation Gesture
Shuni (शूनी) relates to Saturn energy in Vedic tradition, representing discipline and patience
Middle finger tip touches thumb tip, other fingers extended
3-10 minutes when cultivating patience. Practice consistently rather than only during emotional upset.
Beginner
Highlighted fingers indicate active contact points
HAND(RIGHT) PALM(UP) WRIST(STRAIGHT) T: STRAIGHT, TOUCH(2.tip) 1: STRAIGHT 2: STRAIGHT, TOUCH(T.tip) 3: STRAIGHT 4: STRAIGHT FINGERS(TOGETHER)
This patience cultivation gesture enhances emotional regulation through specific middle finger-thumb positioning. Research on impulse control shows that targeted practices can improve emotional regulation and reduce reactive behaviors (Casey et al., 2011). Formation: Touch middle finger tip to thumb tip while keeping other fingers naturally extended. Rest hands palm-up on knees. CONTRAINDICATIONS: Those with severe depression or emotional numbing should practice with professional support. Avoi...
Traditional texts describe this as "connecting with the quality of divine patience" and "transforming anger into wisdom" — their terms for how touching the middle finger to thumb activates the parasympathetic nervous system's emotional regulation functions. Ancient practitioners observed that this finger contact creates what they called "Saturn consciousness" — the calm emotional maturity that nat
Touch your middle finger tip to your thumb tip while keeping other fingers extended. This patience-building hand position activates areas of the brain involved in emotional regulation and impulse control. SAFETY: Practice gently if you have arthritis. Those with severe depression should use with professional support. Feel how this sustained finger contact naturally promotes patience and reduces
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