Depictions of the Buddha vary greatly, with different postures signifying different meanings. The Buddha with his hands over his eyes is called the "See No Evil Buddha." It is based on the Asian proverb of "hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil."
Buddha has one hand on the floor because he wants to stay grounded. When all of the evils in the world are in the wind above him and flying all around him, Buddha continues to stay meditated on on the ground, in a state of nirvana. Buddha will not be picked up and be tossed into the winds of evil, instead, he will stay grounded with one finger on the floor.
In most sitting meditation, a position of many Buddha statues, the head is somewhat down turned to help balance it on the neck. The chin is tucked in lightly, the back of the neck long. Tucking the chin in too tightly makes you feeel dull and sleepy, too fat back makes you distracted. Your mental atention is focussed on your "hara" a region near your navel.
Given all of this there is no example I can think of where the Buddha has his head down in his hands.
The hands resting on the lap of a Buddha represents meditation. This stance is the most popular of Buddha, and signifies self-discipline, insight, and great character.
A hand stand is an upside down stand on your hands (your hands are extended to balance your weight and your head is not touching the ground).. A head stand is when you are balancing upside down on your head (your head is touching the ground, and bearing a lot of your weight), usually with the support of your hands.
scratch it out and rub your hands down the bottom of your head and keep typing your head down and up
Place both hands on the back of your head, don't hunch over with your hands on knees.
The Buddha achieved Nirvania lying down.
I take the head in both hands and the core down and smash it on the counter, Then pull the core out.
Akanishta
According to the Tipitika, he had a knob on the top of his head, that is, that was the shape of his head when he was born. This was said to be one of the 32 signs of a great man, destined to be either a world king or a Buddha.
Get in a ditch and lay face down protecting your head with your hands.
I don't know the anawer
It symbolises Buddha's wisdom.
No, unless either of your hands touch the ground, or your head/helmet.
yes tape a cone to your head and get down on your hands and knees and say ''Nay''. that's the answer!!