Prominent Telugu Yoga gurus (e.g., works inspired by Dr. G. K. Iyengar or local Yoga Federation publications). Content: These books treat Mudras as an extension of Asana practice. They do not treat Mudras as a standalone therapy but as a finishing practice for Pranayama. Critique:
Most Telugu books on Mudras borrow heavily from the frameworks established by North Indian scholars like (the pioneer of Mudra Vigyan in modern India) and international authors like Deepak Chopra . mudra books in telugu