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 Southeast Asian Hand Gestures 🙏🏻

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Southeast Asian Hand Gestures: A Cultural Exchange

 highlights the significance and symbolism of hand gestures in Southeast Asia, influenced by centuries of trade and cultural exchanges with India and China.

Indian Influence:

✨️Namaskar (palms pressed together) is a common greeting in Southeast Asia, rooted in India's "Pranama."

✨️Mudras, intricate hand gestures from Indian dance and yoga, have influenced Southeast Asian dance and rituals.

Chinese Influence:

✨️Bowing as a greeting originates from China and is common in Southeast Asia.

✨️Chinese martial arts, practiced in the region, use specific hand gestures in combat and ritual.

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Southeast Asia has adapted these influences, creating unique gestures like the Wai (Thailand), Sembah (Indonesia/Malaysia), and Mano (Philippines), each with its own cultural meaning.

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