✨Free Guide✨
Which Mudra Should You NOT Use in Fusion Bellydance?
A dancer’s guide to integrity, symbolism, and conscious choice
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If you love Fusion Bellydance
but feel uneasy using mudra without knowing why...
This guide is for you.
Mudra are not just beautiful hand shapes.
They are symbols, seals, and carriers of meaning 🪬
And when we use them unconsciously,
something subtle but important gets lost.
This free PDF is an invitation to pause ✨
To ask better questions.
To move with awareness.
To honor the cultures that inspire us.
Inside this short guide, you’ll explore:
What a Mudra really is
Why some mudra are deeply connected to Hindu deities and ritual, and the difference between sacred gesture and ornamental movement.
"Can I use this Mudra?"
The most common mistake Fusion dancers make with mudra, and when - and how - symbolic gestures can be used respectfully.
How to use Mudra
Integrate hand gestures in your personal dance style through a simple guideline you can carry into improvisation and choreography.
This is not about rules.
It’s about relationship.
This guide is for you if...
✦ You care about dancing with integrity and respect
✦ You feel there is more depth available in your movement
✦ You don’t want to “borrow” gestures without understanding them
✦ You are drawn to the mystical, symbolic roots of dance
✦ You sense that your hands want to speak a clearer language
A note from me 🌙
I created this guide after a student asked me a powerful question during a live class:
“Are there mudra we shouldn’t use in Fusion Bellydance?”
The answer opened a much deeper conversation -
about awareness, devotion, and artistic responsibility.
This PDF is a fragment of that transmission.
Let this be the beginning of a more conscious, embodied relationship with your dance.
For dancers who care about how - and why - they move.
Hi! I'm Lamia,
I am a professional dancer, yoga teacher and dance mentor based in Italy, specialised in Indian Fusion Bellydance.
I graduated with a BA as best student in Indian Dance (Bharatanatyam) at the Conservatory of Vicenza, and my soul’s purpose is to teach dance and help passionate dancers like you embody technique, artistry and confidence!
For more than 15 years I've toured in over 20 countries around the world, sharing with hundreds of students my method based on detailed technique, in-depth cultural immersions and the art of Bodyfulness.
I live with my lil baby and my chef husband, and I love reading tons of books, herbal teas, walks by the seaside and tarot cards.
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