Agreed

Thank you for your question. Varaha Mudra is a complicated one to figure out fingers. It is easier to think this way. It is a simple transition from Kurma mudra. Only 3 fingers change the positions. It is helpful to begin from Kurma Mudra. Kurma Mudra is: Turn the left palm up and make L shape with the left thumb and the left index finger. The right index finger pad connects to the Left Thumb pad. The right pinky and the left index fingertips connect. Then the right middle and ring fingers curl and catch the left middle, ring, and pinky fingers curling inward. The right thumb touches the near the wrist and the base of the left thumb. It is Kurma Mudra. Now you only change 3 fingers to go to Varaha Mudra. Let go of the connection of the right pinky and left index. The right pinky curls in with the right index finger. The left index finger wraps around the right side of the hand. The right thumb aligns next to the right index finger. - Izumi

Anne! Hola! So happy to hear from you again. I've been wondering where you've been :-) I hope you are both well, and hopefully to get to see you soon in person as well. I will try and create a few more videos in Spanish after the summer. Please say hello to Martin

And maybe you'll laugh like I just laughed out loud during this vid. I literally just messaged someone, "God, I'm judgmental about feely yoga people. Searching yoga on youtube thinking I might switch it up and notice a promising new yoga person. It's all "yoga for your inner child" and "release blah blah emotional blah blah yoga. How about "yoga not for losers?" Then you said something like, "Sometimes we, as humans, insert judgement into the situation with thoughts like, 'What a loser I am for not being able to do this pose.' That's not helpful." Well played, Universe. 🤣 Beautiful!