Edge Butterfly (baddha konasana) — return; feel the difference from day 1
Theme word grounded
Pranayama Anulom-vilom — with kumbhaka, fuller cycle count
Science hint "Five days of hip opening compound — what the body resisted on day 1 may surprise you today."

Special notes

Day 5 — end of phase 1. Shivangi writes her end-of-phase reflection in the workbook after class (one thing I noticed this phase). Remind her once, briefly, before savasana. Also: prompt Shivangi's workbook review — she should see the grid filling.

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) → hip circles (8 each direction) → cat–cow (10 rounds — unhurried, full phase-1 warm-up)
10:00–45:00 Asana practice See below
45:00–53:00 Pranayama Anulom-vilom — with kumbhaka; JANKI: confirm cycle count — suggest 14–15 rounds; fuller hold than days 1–4
53:00–58:00 Savasana JANKI: insert prayer text
58:00–60:00 Closing One breath together — then remind Shivangi of end-of-phase workbook sentence

Asana sequence

#PoseSanskritDetail
1 Butterfly Baddha konasana 10 breaths — edge: held longest of the phase; let the full weight of the knees settle
2 Butterfly with fold Baddha konasana 6 breaths — fold forward from the hip crease; compare to day 1
3 Child's pose Balasana 5 breaths
4 Cat–cow Marjari–bitilasana 8 rounds
5 Cow hold Bitilasana 6 breaths — spine long, tailbone lifted
6 Ardha padmasana (both sides) Half lotus 5 breaths each side — consolidate what day 4 introduced
7 Seated forward fold Paschimottanasan 10 breaths — long hold; surrender
8 Bridge Setu bandhasan 6 breaths
9 Supine twist 5 breaths each side
10 Butterfly Baddha konasana 4 breaths — final closing; notice quietly

Janki's notebook prompt

Compare butterfly today to day 1: how much did the knees drop? Write the honest difference — this feeds the completion gift.

What is Shivangi's overall tone at the end of phase 1 — settled, tentative, energized? One word is enough.