An > References for ‘ankle’

See also: ánkhe · ánkhi, áṋkhi · ánkhijale · áṋkhir · ánkilám, áṋkilám · ankle-bells · ankles · anklet

[44] The kulakuńd́alinii [...] one hears the sound of crickets, ankle bells and the melodious sound [...] it one day. A mystic poet said,

[6] Then in the next phase, as if somebody is dancing with ghuṋghur [ankle bells]. (You know, ghuṋghur [...] even supra-psychic expression.

[4] [Bábá touched a person [...] the sound of the páyala [ankle bells], and later into the sounds [...] manohara kii dhvani by yogis.]

[79] There is diversity in the sound [...] kośa it resembles the sound of ankle bells. In the manomaya kośa [...] attained karma samádhi.

[8] Padmásana is the posture of sitting with the right ankle over the lift thigh and the left ankle over the right thigh, the tongue [...] padmásana does help the same.

[2] [The author’s personal assistant says “Táńd́ava,” and the jingling of ankle bells can be heard.]

[17] DIMINUTIVES [...] leaflet ankle anklet [...] objects related to the arm or ankle. –Eds.

[47] The modern Bengali word gách [...] on its wrist, a bracelet on its ankle and a nose-ring in its ear. This [...] actually inverted in this way.

[3] [After some time, Bábá [...] into the nupur dhvani [sound of ankle bells]. Bábá repeated [...] prańava dhvani.”]

[19] I asked him, “Can you see the red mark on Kálii’s feet, her ankle bells, her iron bangles, the garland [...] garland of fingers, etc.?”

[60] Are you only small? Those dark [...] the endless flow of the jingling ankle bells.

[6] During this process, one will hear [...] sound of rumbling clouds, sometimes ankle bells, sometimes the roar of the [...] more, and rushes headlong forward.

[64] 3) The third meaning is “a body ornament that moves” (such as bangle, anklet, ankle bells) or “that which creates [...] any other kind of inlaid jewels.

[28] God cannot have any partiality [...] núpura dhvani [sound of ankle bells], you will come in contact with the enchanting flute of Krśńa.

[70] (29) Utkat́a kúrmakásana [...] shoulder and place it on the right ankle. Interlock the fingers firmly [...] a minute. Practise four times.

[89] (i) Squat, sitting on the heels, [...] little forward and put the right ankle on the lower part of the left [...] this position for half a minute.

[98] (38) Granthimuktásana (knot-loosening posture): Stand erect. Hold your left ankle with your right hand and touch [...] complete round. Practise four rounds.

[21] Sometime later, I’m not sure [...] strange sensation just above the ankle. There was a dim light in the [...] this? This is not good.”