What do you mean by six gates in Myanmar?

Refers to a special posture of Burmese Buddhists in meditation and meditation. Six gates in Myanmar refers to a special posture of Burmese Buddhists during meditation and meditation. The image description of this posture is: the palms are crossed on the chest, the left hand holds the wrist of the right hand, the right hand extends the index finger, and the left hand is inserted into the gap between the middle finger and the ring finger of the left hand. At the same time, the left index finger and middle finger, which are slightly bent than the index finger, also press against the right index finger to form a locked posture, and then tuck in the abdomen, lift the anus and meditate. This posture is often regarded as one of the representatives of traditional Buddhist culture in Myanmar, and many temples in Myanmar have sculptures or portraits of this posture.