These interpretations stem from modern adaptations of chakra theory—the belief in energy centers throughout the body.
Chakras trace back to Hindu and Buddhist traditions from around the 8th century in India, where they were originally understood as nerve or energy centers. Over time, these concepts evolved and are now commonly used in meditation and yoga practices.
That said, beliefs surrounding the left hand have not always been positive. Historically, left-handed individuals were often discouraged—or even forced—to use their right hand, due to long-held associations between left-handedness and negative or superstitious ideas.
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