lotus position

A type of sitting position where the feet are placed on the opposing thighs. A variation of the Indian style of sitting, it is a common meditation position among Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist contemplative practitioners (such as those of yoga). Known in Japanese as kekkafuza (結跏趺坐).

Not to be confused with Lotus Blossom position(example: post #2840969). Use combinations of upright straddle, Indian style and leg lock for latter.

Examples

Correct

Incorrect

Normal Indian style

See Also

• Half lotus position
• Lotus pedestal