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Power in the Right Hand

February 23, 2009 – 10:31 am

I have been thinking recently about the power, significance, and symbolism of using our arms, particularly our right arm or hand. I’m not sure what it is that gives this power to the way we use our arms and hands, but there is a fundamental force that comes from using them. It could be that [...]

By Bryce Haymond | Posted in General Authorities, Practices | Also tagged buddhism, covenant, hands, hinduism, oath, ordinances, raising, right arm, seal, shaking hands, solemn assembly, square, symbolism, tokens, uplifted hands | Comments (12)

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