The meditation posture, also referred to as the “Dhyana Mudra,” is a deeply meaningful and iconic depiction of the Buddha. The posture typically signifies the following: Symbolism of the Gesture: The Dhyana Mudra is characterized by the placement of the hands in the lap, with the right hand resting atop the left hand, palms facing upwards. This simple yet profound hand gesture symbolizes meditation, inner reflection, and spiritual focus.  Inner Stillness & Tranquility: The depiction of the Buddha in the meditation posture reflects his mastery over the mind and emotions. It portrays the state of inner stillness and tranquility that can be achieved through meditation. Unity of Body and Mind: The alignment of the hands in the Dhyana Mudra signifies the unity of body and mind in meditation. It underscores the interconnectedness of physical posture and mental focus, emphasizing that true meditation involves the engagement of both aspects.