When separated from the Svastika position, this hand should be used to represent tender leaves, offerings of flowers, blades of grass, and any object designed on the ground.
स्वस्तिकविच्युतिकरणात् पुनरेवाधोमुखेन कर्तव्यम् । संवृतविवृतं पाल्यं छन्नं निबिडं च गोप्यं च ॥ २२॥
When again separated from the Svastika position and turned downward, this hand should be used to represent something closed or opened, protected, covered, dense, or secret.
With the same hand, when the fingers are turned downward, moving up and down, it should represent the swift movement of wind, ocean waves striking the shore, and a rushing current.
उत्साहनं बहु तथा महाजनप्रांशुपुष्करप्रहतम् । पक्षोत्क्षेपाभिनयं रेचककरणेन चाभिनयेत् ॥ २४॥
Encouragement, multitude, a great crowd, height, the beating of drums, and the flapping of wings should be represented through the Recaka movement of this hand.
With the palms rubbed against each other, this hand should be used to represent washing, pressing, cleansing, pounding, as well as holding up or uprooting a mountain.