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The second mudra is called Kubera Mudra

One of the hardest things to do once you have resolved to stick to a really meaningful promise to yourself, or you\'ve committed to something really valuable to you is\\xa0sticking to it.\\xa0We always waver. No matter how strong your commitment.

Kubera mudra is a physical expression of your deepest wish to stick to it.\\xa0It\\u2019s very simple and this can be done so easily almost imperceptibly anywhere. It\\u2019s very cool :)

Practicing Kubera Mudra

The first thing you do is embody your sankalpa, your deepest heart\\u2019s desire. If you can be clear and simple in formulating the words of your intention in a positive way, that would be really great.

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• Settle into a quiet place regardless of where you are physically.
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• Place the tip of your thumb, index finger and middle finger together, bend the other two fingers so that they rest in the middle of your hand.\\xa0Putting your fingers together in this fashion is a huge forceful commitment.\\xa0You are harnessing desire, power, faith, courage and intensity behind those fingers.
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• If you happen to be alone and are up for speaking out your intention do it three times while holding the mudra.
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• Sit until you begin to sense your sankalpa seep into your breath and heart- again.
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If you are out in the wild, just hold your fingers together in this fashion and let that power fuel the support that you need to follow through with your highest intentions.

A bonus feature of the Kubera mudra is that it opens up and decongests the frontal sinuses, especially if you draw air up upward as if you were smelling the sweetest yummiest perfume.

So you\'ve gotten the background of the\\xa0Grounding Mudras, you\'ve learned about\\xa0Ganesha Mudra, and now you\'ve got this one.

Have you tried them? One? If you do let me know! Leave me a comment :)

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