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5 Yoga Mudras To Deal With Anger Before It Gets Out of Control

You will instantly become much calmer with these mudras.

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Written By: Tania Tarafdar | Updated: June 21, 2023, 8:53 AM

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Mudras To Manage Anger

Are you someone who is into breaking objects around you because you cannot control your anger? You should do something about it because anger causes stress at your work and in personal relationships and also harms your health. Practising these yoga mudras recommended by yoga expert Raman Mishra will make you a calmer person and never let your anger go out of control.

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Ksepana Mudra

Ksepana mudra: This mudra’s primary function is to help you ‘let go’. This mudra helps beat depression, release pent up negative energies and toxins from the body. Put your palms together, making sure that all five fingers together. Now keeping your index fingers together and bend all the other fingers such that they are intertwined. Now point this mudra downwards to see a remarkable difference. Also Read - 10 yoga asanas to reduce blood sugar levels in diabetics (gallery)

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Gyan Mudra

Gyan mudra: While performing this mudra you press your thumb and index finger together which activates the root chakra and helps calm the mind. Sit in padmasana and place your hands, palm facing upwards on your lap. Now while extending your fingers bring your index finger and thumb together.

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Shaktichalini Mudra

Shaktichalini mudra: This mudra helps you overcome lethargy, anger and frustration. Sit in vajrasana and contract and expand the urinary system. Practice this 10-20 times in one sitting.

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Unmani Mudra

Unmami mudra: This mudra when performed helps to calm the mind and deepen the meditative state, helping beat stress and its related disorders. Sit in padmasana and concentrate on the area between your eyebrows (also known as the third eye). Try to clear the mind of any other thoughts and focus on this point alone. Also Read - 10 Hollywood and Bollywood ladies who swear by yoga! (Gallery)