0 a way of sitting with your legs crossed and your feet resting on your thighs (= part of the leg above the knee), used especially in yoga --
Unlike the first through fourth exercises, the fifth exercise is performed in the seated lotus position.
Rishabha, the first tirthankara, is usually depicted in either the lotus position or kayotsarga, the standing position.
The man crosses his legs in the full lotus position and the woman sits on the top of the man and lets his jeweled jade stem enter her mysterious gate.
He is unusually portrayed as seated in the lotus position rather than his usual representations as standing or in a sitting posture on a high throne.
He is seated right leg over left in the lotus position at the center of the painting, his hands in the "bhumisparsha mudra" and the right shoulder left bare.
Sitting in a lotus position surrounded by aerosol cans he created human figures and faces, and natural landscapes on paper, cardboard, or canvas.
He looks out over the lake and sits in the lotus position.
Often the male deity is sitting in lotus position while his consort is sitting in his lap.
