Anatomical-right hand — lifting gesture

Ritual action and offering

The anatomical-right hand marks the outward side of a lifting or offering gesture that can accompany prayer in varied Jewish ritual settings. It is shown as a bilateral action point, with the front-view side convention explicit and with no claim that one hand has a unique mystical charge.

Keter — crown of intentionChokhmah — flash of insightBinah — shaping understandingTiferet — heart of prayerYesod — generative axisAnatomical-right hand — lifting gestureAnatomical-right hand — lifting gestureAnatomical-left hand — lifting gesture

Point 6 of 7 in Kabbalistic Prayer Body (Kavvanot)

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Sources

Hayyim Vital, Sha'ar ha-Kavvanot (Gate of Intentions), derushei the Amidah (primary_canonical)

The prayer corpus treats bodily posture, blessing, and ritual action as contexts for kavvanah; this hand locus is an editorial gesture anchor, not a prescribed sefirah location.

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