Sūcyāsya
Nṛttahastas - Dance hands (single and combined)
Descriptions and Meanings
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Description:
8:533-534
8:533-534
When two Sūcimukha hastas are moved aside from the front simultaneously, it will be Sūcyāsya hasta.
Meaning:
8:533-534:
8:533-534:
This hasta denotes saying 'what am I to do'?, yearning for the beloved, saying 'everything' and 'look here'.
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Sūçī (Sūçīmukha) - 7:323-324 No image available
Sūçī (Sūçīmukha) - 7:327-333
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Sūçī (Sūçīmukha) - 7:323-324 No image available
Sūçī (Sūçīmukha) - 7:327-333
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Description:
4:1247-1248
4:1247-1248
Sūcyāsya: The hands which are in the Catura Hasta are extended obliquely with the elbows being slightly bent.
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2:248-249
2:248-249
First the patāka hastas perform vyavartana and parivartana in caturasra position. They are turned into sreciarpaṡīrsha hastas in the same position.
Then they become sūçīmukha hastas which are extended to the sides transversely and alternately. These are the sūcyāsya hastas as experts of dance explicated.
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Description:
:880
:880
If the two Sarpasirasas are extended a little with the two elbows contracted, it is Sucyasya hasta.
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