This hand gesture has always been a topic of discussion since many celebrities, politicians and personalities have been spotted making this gesture while attending public events or addressing a crowd. Recently, Barron Trump, son of Donald Trump was seen standing with this gesture at the swearing in ceremony of his father. This fuelled yet another conversation as to what this hand gesture exactly means and how it helps an individual.
Netizens and controversies created around this gesture suggested that this is an Illuminati sign and that they’re all followers of it but in Diljit Dosanjh explained what the gesture is truly called. During his Sydney concert in 2023, he cleared all the doubts. “This is crown Chakra, not Illuminati. After 2020, I am above all this, found peace in Crown Chakra. Internet ko masala chahiye, sirf isliye ye rumors hai,” he said. Well, this is not only the crown chakra but this is a mudra called the ‘Hakini Mudra’
Did you ever notice, successful people use hand mudras which enhance the focus and concentration when they are in important meetings?!
— Anu Sehgal 🇮🇳 (@anusehgal) January 3, 2025
One of the famous ones is Hakini Hand mudra! I have been lately watching too many people using this mudra.. pic.twitter.com/JENP2J8i1X
Why is this symbol so famous?
In honor of former German Chancellor Angela Markel, it is often referred to as the Triangle of Power or the Markel Diamond. A few of Angela Merkel’s justifications for the employment of the hand gesture, often referred to as the Merkelizer or the “Merkel-Raute,” included her appreciation of symmetry and a solution to the conundrum of what one should do with one’s hands when speaking. She added that it was an orthopedic tool for back alignment. This symbol got so famous that it has its own wikipedia page.
When they sit down to speak, many other celebrities do the same hand gesture. Christiano Ronaldo, Elon Musk, Donald Trump, Andrew Tate, Vladimir Putin, and Matt Serra are among the well-known individuals on the list.
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