π§
What π§ means
A gender-neutral description of the full-body profile of a person sitting in a lotus posture, with closed eyes, a meditative face, and an overall calming vibe.
The π§ Person in Lotus Position emoji refers to a person either meditating or beginning a session of yoga irrespective of gender and sex. This emoji can also signify a state of mental peace, introspection, and relaxation.
It is available in the designated skin tones on almost all platforms.
How and when to use it
- If you're posting about your daily yoga or meditation routine, you can use π§ in the post caption or even within that tweet. This emoji can also be used while posting a picture you doing a yoga pose or even while posting a yogic video as a tutorial.
- You can also use π§ while reposting or retweeting an inspiring video or picture about yoga, meditation, and/or inner peace.
- If you're trying to respond with a calm composure or a peaceful expression in any conversation, use π§. For example, if you're bestie texted you about something trivial that he/she is super stressed out about, you can give all the advice you want and tag π§ , as a way of saying "It'll all work out, chill out π§".
- If you're sharing posts related to meditation and yoga, use π§. It can be the benefits of meditation, or 'how to keep a yoga routine', or yoga for beginners, any such informative content related to these themes.
- If you love yoga, or you're a really relaxed human or you're in love with the inner peace that you've found, you can use π§ in your social media profile name.
Other Names
- π§ Gender-Neutral Yogi
- π§ Practicing Yoga
- π§ Meditation
- π§ Relaxation
- π§ Pilates
- π§ Meditative Exercise
- π§ Lotus-Position Discipline
- π§ Physical Education
- π§ Yoga Pose
- π§ Padmasana
At a glance
- Category
- People & Body βΊ person-resting
- Codepoints
U+1F9D8- Emoji version
- Emoji 5.0
- Shortcodes
:lotus_position:GitHub:person_in_lotus_position:Slack Β· Discord- Keywords
- cross, legged, legs, lotus, meditation, peace, person, position, relax, serenity, yoga, yogi, zen
How it looks across platforms