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Rin
2020 Nov 16, 9:10pm
Rin
2020 Nov 16, 9:10pm
just_passing_through says
Coincidentally, it could also be my initials such as Roger Ian Norton.
I'd always thought Rin might be your first name.
Coincidentally, it could also be my initials such as Roger Ian Norton.
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rocketjoe79
2020 Nov 16, 10:11pm
rocketjoe79
2020 Nov 16, 10:11pm
I'm not a very reverent person. Is this an elaborate troll? Remove either hand and keep the fingers the same, and it's F.U. with both hands. Magical!
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Rin
2020 Nov 16, 10:14pm
Rin
2020 Nov 16, 10:14pm
rocketjoe79 says
No, it's just Rin Wah Law!
Sure, it's an FU to conventionality but a props for individualism and power.
I'm not a very reverent person. Is this an elaborate troll? Remove either hand and keep the fingers the same, and it's F.U. with both hands. Magical!
No, it's just Rin Wah Law!
Sure, it's an FU to conventionality but a props for individualism and power.
Rin is a hand mudra, used heavily in Ninjutsu to evoke power, both interpersonal and physical/mental.
There's a guy called indc who wants to believe that India is the Alpha and Omega of the ancient world. Well, in some ways, he's not entirely incorrect.
The hand mudra of power, RIN, is an aspect of a type of yoga where the root chakra, the base of the spine, is awoken to release great power, for either bad or good.
So the quality of one's concentration, focus, and practice, determines how it's utilized. Yes, this originated in India.
However, as the centuries rolled by, other cultures picked up on it and made it their own, through various disciplines and practices.
And hence today, it's more seen as Ninjutsu concentration versus let's say, Indian Kundalini Yoga.