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lotus position
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lotus position
a seated cross-legged position used in yoga, meditation, etc.


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The forgotten 30 - standing, reclining, in glass cases, but mostly seated in lotus positions - are at last on show and causing a sensation at the nearby Museum Of Hartlepool.
Buddha sees light of day; Events by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Lotus positions Blooms last less than a week, opening with the sunrise and closing again at dusk, before shedding petals to reveal ornamental seed cups.
Natural selection: an illustrator's notebook of Sarasota flora and ... by Sarasota Magazine
I duly trotted along to the Live Art Studio in Beverly Hills, expecting a bit of poncy stretching and some lotus positions so nothing had prepared me for the London Dungeon-style contraptions to which I found myself strapped.
Olliewood by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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