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Elizabeth Kelly
Valita
Nṛttahastas - Dance hands (single and combined)
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Valita When two Lata hands are crossed at the elbows they are called Valita.
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Valita—the two Latā hands crossed at their elbows.
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26:91
Lalita hands placed on the elbow in the form of Svastika are Valita
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7:100
Valita: Having svastika elbows and latakhya hasta is valita.
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2:282
The fate hastas crossed at the shoulder form the valita hastas.
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Not included elsewhere
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7:127
Two lata hands [displayed] crosswise at the elbows, [form] valita.
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3:524-525
3:524-525
Lata hands become valita when the elbows are crossed in svastika. Others say that when the tips of the hands are joined with one another facing up in khatkamukha [they form] valita. Others [suggest] that mustikasvastika hands, held up, make valita.
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Based upon:
Kaṭakāmukha - 3:372
Latā - 3:500 No image available
Muṣṭisvastika - 3:517-518
Mentioned by:
Lālita
Kaṭakāmukha - 3:372
Latā - 3:500 No image available
Muṣṭisvastika - 3:517-518
Mentioned by:
Lālita