Wrong question.
The question should be this:
What does it mean when Christians pray, putting their hands together like Hindus do?
The reason for the rephrasing of the question is simple: which came first, Hinduism or Christianity.
We know that Christianity has existed for less than 2000 years; that much is an established and incontrovertible fact.
Research into the civilizations of the Indian subcontinent (the Indus valley, e.g. Harappan, etc) indicates that although we cannot be certain that Hinduism is more than 2000 years older than Christianity, it certainly predates it by many centuries.
The 2 main parts of holy orders are the laying on of hands, and the prayer of consecration.
Remove your shoesSilence your phonesIf speaking, whisper unless it is during a chantPut your hands in prayer position during chants & when you are in front of the statues of Gods.Go with the flow!
Christians sing carols and hyms towards God and they also put their hands together during prayer time
The two groups decided to unite their efforts to achieve a common goal.
hindu people usually eat with their hands. Mostly while sitting on the floor.
It depends on what religion you believe in. Like for example, if you believe in God. Then you'd get on your knees, put your hands together and pray. In this kind of prayer, there aren't any steps just pray. At least that's what I think. Your opinion will answer the question.
It appears there may be a typo in your question. If you meant to ask about "hymn hands," it is a term used to describe the gesture some people make during worship or singing hymns by placing their hands together, with palms touching or fingers intertwined, in a posture of reverence or prayer.
Put Your Hands Together was created in 1990.
The formal greeting (hello) is Ni hao ("nee ha-ow", or "nee how"), putting both hands together (as in prayer) and bowing the head slightly forward.
Hand cuffs join a prisoners hands together.
Go down on one (usually your right) knee, as if you were performed a genuflection, then move your knee under you, then fold your hands in the "prayer" position (hands straight out, with palms and fingers together, right thumb over the left thumb.) Your body, from the knees up should be straight.
The hind u brides in India have artwork done on the palms and hands , that our artistically done it called mehendi.