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| 1. varadamudrā "wish giver" |
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| 2. vyākhyānamudrā "explanation" |
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| 3. prāṭihāriyamudrā "miracle" |
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| 4. tiṇakiraṇamudrā "grass rays" |
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| 5. cīvaramudrā "monk robes" |
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| 6. sandassamudrā "complete vision" |
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| 7. tilokavijayamudrā "conquest of the three worlds" |
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| 8. pattamudrā "alms bowl" |
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| 9. dānamudrā "generosity" |
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| 10. vitakkamudrā "reasoning" |
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| 11. sīhakaṇṇamudrā "lion's ear" |
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| 12. uttarabodhimudrā "higher awakening" |
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| 13. mahākaruṇāmudrā "great compassion" |
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| 14. padūmahattha "lotus hand" |
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| 15. abhayamudrā "fearlessness" |
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| 16. dhammacakkamudrā "Dhamma wheel" |
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| 17. tajjanimudrā "censuring (?)" |
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| 18. hajana(sic)mudrā. I do not understand hajana and there is no Roman/Sanskrit equivalent. The Burmese explanation says that "in this way the given mindfulness does not perish". |
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| 19. sandassanamudrā. According to the Burmese explanation, it inspires the cultivation of the perfection of wisdom (paññāpāramī). |
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| 20. samāhitamudrā. According to the explanation gives peace to the mind so that it can concentrate. |
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| 21. vimhayamudrā "wonder" |
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| 22. bhūmiphassamudrā "touching the earth" |
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| 23. buddhasāmaṇamudrā "Buddha ascetic" |
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| 24. karaṇamudrā "instrument" |
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| 25. varamudrā "boon" |
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| 26. kaṭakahatthamudrā "ring-hand" |
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| 27. tripattakahatthamudrā "three-leaf hand" |
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| 28. santidamudrā "peace giver" |
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| The 27 statues under a Bo tree |
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| Mural of the early enlightenment days of the Buddha in the background |
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| Another angle |
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| View from the tree. Courtyard near the small Bo Bo Aung temple at the Botataung Pagoda |
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