yessssss…
which reminded me of this video I watched 2 days ago!
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Dearest Beloved;
I invented this Mudra:
Right hand on top of Left, ,
R Thumb pointing toward Heart
L Thumb pointing away from Heart
Fingers interlinking for rest of Fingers
The 2 hands linked as one, hold above the heart, or on chest where Heart is located
Maybe you can name it :
Solar Eclipse Mudra?
Thank you
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Thank you for this Grand Slam teaching
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MG… I LOVE it 
tonight I dreamt lucid with myself (a “double gang”), on top of me, putting my hands into my heart while I was lying down in my bed, for it to open! Felt some connection with your Mudra Creation.
Also inspired in the LD I experienced today, I would call it Opening Heart Mudra
how would the breathing be with this one?
yesterday learned a really wonderful meditation exercise…
In breath, visualizing radiant white Ohm on your crown chacra
Hold, visualizing radiant red AH on your throat chacra
Breath out, visualizing radiant blue Hung on your heart chacra.
you also say the mantra inside…
unforgettable! did it again this morning
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Only 1% Knows This Secrets | Most Powerful Mudra | Dreams Into Reality
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Fingers = Elements
However you wish my Heart.
I dont make the rules, I go with the flow…
Thank you for this
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26 Powerful Mudras And How To Use Them
TANTRIC SECRET | 1 MUDRA Attract Divine Energy | 1 Tantric Mudra |
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My Heart… today, in a delicate situation, I remembered this video, specifically this Mudra:
Did it standing up, in the street, near a Hospital, with many people around, for about 5 minutes, conscious of my breathing, and squeezing my sphincters. My feeling was that I was being a Vessel for even more light to come in through me, into the space created by the Mudra which was spreading all around! Powerful experience!
Thank you so much Beloved for sharing this piece of Gold with us.
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Thank you for this Sacred Teaching!
I was singing along with you the whole time
“It happened from my daily Tibetan spiritual practice I do empowered by Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche. Along with my Tummo pratice, I sing a mantra I received in an activation a few years ago with my Beloved spiritual teacher Homaya Amar.”
AMAR means “To LOVE” in Latin
Amore Mio - Bem-estar e Visão. 28 de Julho de 2023, Vanda Pereira. Vídeo 4 de 5.
Could not understand what you were saying here, but the Directing and Visuals are a Total Grand Slam!
A++++++
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aaaaaahhh… so wonderful to imagine that
yes, and Homaya means beyond illusion 
you can chose english subtitles. the teachings here are AMAZING… one of them inspired in a play my father would do with me when I was a kid, that I still do today to keep my excellent vision afar.
uau! receiving this from you means a LOT to me
here I recommend blue light protection glasses that I use every day after 8pm
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FackCheckmate:
AMAR= to love (in Spanish)
(similar in Portuguese, no?)
AMARE= to love (in Latin)
Could not find this word’s history, but recognized ‘Maya’ in it:
" Maya (/ˈmɑːjə/; Devanagari: माया, IAST: māyā), literally “illusion” or “magic”,[1][2][3] has multiple meanings in Indian philosophies depending on the context. In later Vedic texts, māyā connotes a “magic show, an illusion where things appear to be present but are not what they seem”;[2][4] the principle which shows “attributeless Absolute” as having “attributes”.[3] Māyā also connotes that which “is constantly changing and thus is spiritually unreal” (in opposition to an unchanging Absolute, or Brahman), and therefore “conceals the true character of spiritual reality”.[5][6]
In the Advaita Vedanta school of Hindu philosophy, māyā, “appearance”,[7] is “the powerful force that creates the cosmic illusion that the phenomenal world is real”.[8] In this nondualist school, māyā at the individual level appears as the lack of knowledge (avidyā) of the real Self, Atman-Brahman, mistakenly identifying with the body-mind complex and its entanglements.[8]
In Buddhist philosophy, māyā is one of twenty subsidiary unwholesome mental factors, responsible for deceit or concealment about the illusionary nature of things.[9][10]
In Vaishnavism, Māyā is an epithet, or a manifestation of the Hindu goddess Lakshmi,[11] who with Vishnu are together revered as the personification of the Absolute. Māyā was also the name of Gautama Buddha’s mother.[12]"
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LOL, I misread the last picture, and thought it was 2 different peoples hands touching…
A bow or salute is equally healthy.
Muslims often touch their hearts when saying hello, have seen them do this sometimes when saying goodbye as well:
" In some Muslim cultures, touching the heart is a respectful way to greet someone. It’s especially common in countries where people aren’t used to physical contact.
Explanation
- Touching the heart is a way to say hello without shaking hands.
- It’s a respectful way to greet someone who might be uncomfortable with physical contact.
- It’s important to be aware of personal space and ask for permission before hugging someone.
Additional information
- Conservative Islamic schools of thought, like Salafism, don’t allow public displays of affection."
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Friends who married Muslim women in Singapore had to convert to Islam and one overt sign of their new faith was how they used the heart gesture in greeting.
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Great tips on Vision, total Grand Slam video!!!
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exactly the same.
AMAR.
it was a creation in Homaya Amar’s first “Divine Intervention” Shamanic Retreat. She received this name with this intention (Beyond Illusion).
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besides this, it’s a magical Mudra… learned recently that it’s the Boddiccita Mudra, from the Buddhist tradition. In the Hindu tradition, it has another name. In my dreams tradition it’s the Gratitude Mudra.
same here - my cousin had to convert into a Muslim to marry his Beloved wife, and they adopted many of the Muslim traditions. next time I am with them, i will use the heart gesture to great them and see what happens… hihihi
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Perhaps she misheard it, and it was really:
“NOmaya”
Deeply curious what the prefix “ho-” means for her?
Tried looking it up but couldn’t find anything satisfying that fit.
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