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Apan Vayu Mudra

Apan Vayu Mudra is a very powerful hand posture which in ancient India was considered to be a life saver in case of a heart attack. It is still considered as the first aid for heart attacks. This Mudra serves to be of immediate effect in an emergency.


Apan Vayu Mudra is a combination of two mudras, 'Apan mudra' and 'Vayu mudra'. As they are practiced together, their combined effect cures the disease at once. Apan Vayu Mudra is beneficial to the heart. This mudra is also identified as Hridaymudra or Mrit Sanjeevani mudra. In a severe heart attack, if administered as a first aid measure within the first two seconds, this mudra proves to be instant reliever.


Practice of Apan Vayu Mudra

This mudra is practiced by touching the base of the thumb by the index finger and tip of thumb touches the tip of the middle finger and the ring finger. The little finger remains straight, at ease. This can be done with each hand.


Apan Vayu Mudra can be practiced as many times in a day as needed. Practising this mudra for 15 minutes in the morning and evening can be beneficial for the heart patients, people suffering from High BP or people who have experienced a heart attack.

Apana Vayu mudra is formed by joining the tip of the middle and ring finger to the thumb tip and then bending the index finger to the base of the thumb. This mudra increases the earth and space element which are good for the growth and structure of the body. It also reduces the excess of air. It is also called Mrit-Sanjeevni Mudra means one that brings along life from death. 

If you are experiencing pain and sense an oncoming heart attack, immediately bring your hands to Apana Vayu mudra. The Vayu mudra part of this mudra will immediately unblock the artery and supply it with oxygen and the Apana mudra portion will remove these toxins in the form of clogs and blockages to improve blood circulation.

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