Anatomical-right foot — stance
lower-limb extension and grounding
The anatomical-right foot is a lower-limb stance marker for stretching, balance, and grounded movement in the posture diagrams. It is not an endpoint claim for a Sen line and is deliberately separated from the shared Sen foot gateway.
Point 8 of 9 in Reusi Dat Ton
Cross-tradition overlaps
- Anatomical-right foot — stance ↔ Ñawi — anatomical-right foot (distance 0.016)
Sources
Wat Pho medical inscriptions and Reusi Dat Ton hermit-posture diagrams (primary_canonical)
The Wat Pho inscription corpus preserves hermit-posture and Thai medical teaching materials associated with Reusi Dat Ton; panels, restorations, transliterations, and modern posture numbering vary.
C. Pierce Salguero, Traditional Thai Medicine: Buddhism, Animism, and Ayurveda (scholarly_modern)
Historical and ethnographic study of Thai medical knowledge and its Buddhist, animist, and Ayurvedic contexts, used here to frame lineage variation and transmission.