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‖ padmasana, n. Yoga.|ˌpʌdˈmɑːsənə|
[Skr. padmāsana, f. padma *padma n., lotus + āsana seat, posture.]
In Yogic exercises: the lotus position, in which the legs are folded and crossed and the feet turned sole upwards on the thighs. See lotus n. 3 c.
1884Ram Chandra Bose Hindu Philos. vi. 177 It is called Padmásana (lotus-posture), and is highly beneficial in overcoming all diseases. 1957A. W. Watts Way of Zen i. ii. 54 Most images of the Buddha show him in the posture of sitting meditation, in the particular attitude known as padmasana, the posture of the lotus. 1960J. Hewitt Yoga iii. 61 In Padmasana, your feet crossed on to your thighs, thrust your hands between knees and thighs and stand on your hands. |