How To Use Lotus position In A Sentence
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You have probably seen drawings of yogis sitting in lotus position with their many-petaled chakras depicted in various colors.
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He shifts into lotus position in his chair, tucking both feet beneath him and riffling quickly through his magazine, which is abnormally thick.
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This might not surprise anyone who has tried to spend time in the lotus position.
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She rested comfortably in the lotus position (no trick, given her extraordinarily limber body) and seemed to be quite preoccupied.
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You don't have to sit in a lotus position.
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While awake, Charlie thought of himself sitting in lotus position in his clear bubble.
Duality of Dilation | Heretical Ideas Magazine
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The Doctor was hovering above the conference table in the classic lotus position.
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He spent his days sitting in the lotus position on a small platform above a holy fire.
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If you can't keep your legs crossed even in half-lotus position, then just sit loosely in Indian style.
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We were facing one another, inches apart, both in the lotus position.
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In six months, the lotus position should be bottom on his list of priorities.
The Sun
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You don't have to sit in the full lotus position with a soppy smile on your face.
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In the pages of the Oracle, we find a photograph of a nude woman in lotus position, suckling a child against a psychedelic background suggestive of an aura.
Manhood in the Age of Aquarius: Masculinity in Two Countercultural Communities, 196583
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Later, during a silent noontime meditation, some people sat cross-legged on the floor in Zen's lotus position; others sat, with eyes closed, on chairs laid out for Mr. Marden's afternoon lecture normally, only a handful of backless benches inhabit the inner space.
An Interior of Spiritual and Artistic Subtlety
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Sit in the lotus position on the floor and let your mind go blank. repeat these words.
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He assumes the lotus position
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Help your partner get comfortable in the traditional lotus position, with his legs crossed and each of his heels atop the opposite knee.
