The statue of Lord Buddha is sometimes shown with a hand posture, which is called 'Bhumisparsha Mudra'. Whose symbol is this?

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Buddha reminding his followers that they all arise from the earth and eventually merge into the earth, so life is transitional

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Buddha's call to earth to keep an eye on Mara and to stop Mara from disturbing his meditation

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Buddha's call to the earth to bear witness to its chastity and chastity despite the temptations of Mara

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Both the statements a and b are correct in this context

1.	The statue of Lord Buddha is sometimes shown with a hand posture, which is called 'Bhumisparsha Mudra'. Whose symbol is this?
A.	Buddha's call to earth to keep an eye on Mara and to stop Mara from disturbing his meditation
B.	Buddha's call to the earth to bear witness to its chastity and chastity despite the temptations of Mara
C.	Buddha reminding his followers that they all arise from the earth and eventually merge into the earth, so life is transitional
D.	Both the statements a and b are correct in this context
Answer» C. Buddha reminding his followers that they all arise from the earth and eventually merge into the earth, so life is transitional

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