Shwedagon Pagoda, The Golden Wonder Part 3 2016533728762299155

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Rangoon's/Yangon's Chinese Community has always been very rich. Subsequently, they are supporting the Shwedagon Pagoda Trustees with significant amounts of money. They also have two pavilions here on the pagoda platform; the Pavilion of the Chinese Community and the one in front of us, the Chinese Merchants Pavilion. It is home to a collection of Buddha statues of different size and in various postures. These different symbolic postures/gestures i.e. ways of positioning legs, feet, arms, hands and fingers are called mudra, which means in Sanskrit sign or token. There are many mudras but the ten mostly used and important ones are the: Dhyani Mudra (gesture of meditation), Vitarka Mudra (teaching gesture), Darmachakra Mudra (gesture of turning the wheel of teaching), which represents a central moment in the life of Buddha when he preached his first sermon after his Enlightenment, Bhumisparsha Mudra (gesture of touching the earth), Abhaya Mudra (gesture of fearlessness and granting protection), Varada Mudra (gesture of granting wishes), Uttarabhodi Mudra (gesture of supreme enlightenment), Vairochana Mudra (mudra of supreme wisdom), Anjali Mudra (gesture of greeting and veneration) and the Vajrapradama Mudra (gesture of unshakable confidence).
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