There are several reasons to sit that way while meditating. The first is simply practical: if you sit for a long period of time, you could fall asleep or tip over. Sitting up in the lotus position is very stable and comfortable, once you get used to it. Another reason for sitting that way is that the position keeps the natural curves of your spine balanced, which means you won't get tired or sore even if you sit for a long period of time. Not only that, but its easy to keep warm while sitting that way. There are said to be seven centers of spiritual energy or chakras in the body, and sitting in the lotus position facilitates the balance and flow of energy through those chakras.
Sit up straight, shoulders back, and legs crossed; hands in lap, too. (optional)
Whenever a woman crosses her legs and i put my leg on her foot i get sexually aroused, why is that? i somehow feel like that i feel like sucking her energy from crossing her legs!!
Crossing your legs can mess up your hip alignment if you keep them crossed for an extended period. You should try to sit with your legs straight often.
If you constantly do it then yes it is because it cuts off the circulation. I have a bad habit of crossing my legs while at the computer and I've stopped doing it.
The term double crossed legs refers to the act when a person, quite frequently a woman, crosses her legs at the knees and then crosses them over one another again lower down at the ankle.
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because it is a sign of respect to other religions say Sikh when the buddha crosses their legs
Your legs disappear from view when you sit down.
Yes they do
In ancient times Tailor sit with their legs crossed so they can sew with cloths station in their lap and that is what sartorius's action does. When it cotracts it puls the leg by: Abduction Flexion External rotation
To effectively perform reverse sit-ups on a bench for a more challenging abdominal workout, lie on your back on the bench with your legs hanging off the edge. Keep your hands behind your head or crossed over your chest. Slowly lift your legs towards your chest, engaging your core muscles. Lower your legs back down with control. Repeat for desired reps.
Basically you sit up straight and cross your legs.