The Sitting Cat

Seated, wrapped, and face to face. The stillness of sitting creates a meditative quality — movement becomes minimal and exquisite.

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How to Do the The Sitting Cat Position

He sits cross-legged or with legs extended, and she sits in his lap facing him, wrapping her legs around his waist or behind him for closeness. Both partners remain upright and close, with minimal lean-back — movement comes from small rocking motions of the hips while staying wrapped together. The seated, face-to-face arrangement keeps the focus on stillness and presence rather than big movements.

Tips & Variations

A firm cushion underneath helps with comfort during longer seated sessions. Because movement is minimal, this position is as much about stillness, breathing, and eye contact as physical motion — lean into that meditative quality. Wrapping arms around each other adds support and closeness.