Lingaku- crossed leg posture (usu. of Buddha)
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- crossed leg posture (usu. of Buddha)
This term refers to a specific meditation posture typically associated with Buddhist practices, where one sits with legs crossed, symbolizing peace and tranquility.
He sits in a crossed leg posture, focusing on meditation.
She practices the crossed leg posture in the park, enjoying a moment of tranquility.
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quán jiā zuò全跏坐crossed leg posturedǎ zuò打坐quán jiā zuò全跏坐to meditate in crossed leg posturequán jiā zuò全跏坐zī shì姿势the posture of crossed leg sittingjìn xíng进行quán jiā zuò全跏坐to perform the crossed leg postureQuán全jiā跏Zuò坐míng冥xiǎng想to meditate in the crossed leg postureFó jiào佛教quán jiā zuò全跏坐Buddhist crossed leg posturequán jiā zuò全跏坐liàn xí练习practice of the crossed leg postureshū shì舒适quán jiā zuò全跏坐comfortable crossed leg sittingwěn dìng稳定quán jiā zuò全跏坐stable crossed leg posturecháng长shí jiān时间quán jiā zuò全跏坐long duration of crossed leg sittingquán jiā zuò全跏坐xiū xíng修行cultivation in crossed leg posturequán jiā zuò全跏坐zhuàng tài状态state of crossed leg sitting