Mudras are an intrinsic part of Indian culture, used in religion, yoga and various dance forms. They are expressive hand gestures that form an integral part of Indian classical dance, yoga & visual arts. It is believed that mudras channelize natural forces and aid spiritual and mental well being by enhancing the flow of energies through the body. These mudras have rich meanings closely aligned with GMR’s core values – Care, Excellence, Passion and Integrity.
Discover the Essence of Mudras
The essence behind all these mudras lies in their meaning. Each mudra has its own unique significance and conveys a specific message. Some of the most popular mudras include:
- Abhaya (fearlessness)
- Anjali (prayer)
- Prana (life force)
- Vayu (air)
Other examples include Varada (blessing), Jnana (wisdom), Karuna (compassion), Dharmachakra (law wheel) and Dhyana (meditation). All of these mudras represent some aspect of life, be it physical, emotional or spiritual.
'Every Beating Second' Installation
At the newly inaugurated terminal at San Francisco Airport, one can find a series of nine hands forming various mudras or hand gestures. This installation titled ‘Every Beating Second’ was created using fiber glass resin and weighs about 150 kgs each. The copper discs mounted on the wall create a beautiful backdrop for this artwork which aims to capture the essence of time and movement.
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