Edge Full sequence held cleanly — no new pose; depth and flow are the edge
Theme word whole
Pranayama Bhramari + anulom-vilom — calm and internalize JANKI: confirm cycle counts — suggest bhramari 8 rounds, then anulom-vilom 8 rounds
Science hint "When every pose in a sequence is familiar, the nervous system stops problem-solving and begins to rest inside the movement."
Inversion Phase — Confirm Before Practice

Before today's inversions, confirm Shivangi has none of these conditions: high BP, glaucoma, neck/cervical injury, recent eye/ear/dental surgery, vertigo, heart disease, untreated migraines. Skip inversions during menstruation or pregnancy. Full safety conversation →

Special notes

No new poses today. The edge is the arc itself — everything flowing without hesitation or explanation. Akarna dhanurasan consolidates from day 16; go a little deeper on the hip that opened more easily.

Wall shirshasan: if day 16 showed a strong, unhurried hold of 8+ breaths, begin exploring straightening the legs away from the wall — not free balance, but less wall dependence. Note the quality of transition between poses in the notebook: is Shivangi anticipating the next pose or waiting for instruction?

Sequence (60 minutes)

TimeSegmentDetail
0:00–2:00 Gayatri Mantra Sung together
2:00–10:00 Sukshma vyayam Neck rolls (4 each direction) → shoulder rolls (6 forward, 6 back) → wrist rotations (8 each) → forearm stretches (4 each direction) → hip circles (8 each direction) → cat–cow (8 rounds — flowing, breath-paced)
10:00–45:00 Asana practice See below
45:00–53:00 Pranayama Bhramari — JANKI: confirm cycle count — suggest 8 rounds; follow with anulom-vilom 8 rounds
53:00–58:00 Savasana JANKI: insert prayer text
58:00–60:00 Closing One breath together

Asana sequence

#PoseSanskritDetail
1 Butterfly Baddha konasana 6 breaths
2 Cat–cow Marjari–bitilasana 6 rounds
3 Downward dog Adho mukha svanasana 6 breaths
4 Plank Phalakasana ~40 seconds
5 Child's pose Balasana 5 breaths
6 Eagle pose (right + left) Garudasana 5 breaths each side — balance and shoulder wrap
7 Crow pose Bakasana 3–5 breaths — brief; note if it arrives easily now
8 Child's pose Balasana 5 breaths
9 Dolphin pose — round 1 Ardha pincha mayurasana 8 breaths — runway
10 Child's pose Balasana 5 breaths
11 Wall shirshasan Salamba shirshasan (wall) 10 breaths — explore legs straighter; wall 30 cm behind, used as reassurance not support
12 Child's pose Balasana 6 full breaths
13 Sarvangasan Salamba sarvangasana 10 breaths — settled, eyes soft
14 Halasana Halasana 8 breaths
15 Setu bandhasan Setu bandhasana 6 breaths
16 Akarna dhanurasan (right + left) Akarna dhanurasana 6 breaths each side — deeper than day 16; strap only if genuinely needed
17 Bow pose Dhanurasana 5 breaths
18 Matsyendrasan (right + left) Ardha matsyendrasana 6 breaths each side
19 Boat pose Ardha navasana 6 breaths — core solid
20 Paschimottanasan Paschimottanasana 8 breaths
21 Butterfly Baddha konasana 5 breaths — close

Janki's notebook prompt

Did the sequence flow today, or did it still feel like separate poses? Any moments of unbroken continuity — name them.

Wall shirshasan with less wall contact: what changed? Did the forearm base grow quieter (good) or more effortful (build more)?