Jennifer initially went to India in 2008 to deepen her understanding of yoga and meditation. After more than a dozen trips, she began to see the practice of yoga, the country of India, and our place in the world through an entirely different lens. She was introduced to a variety of interpretations of what it means to practice, spent time with the first female sadhus at the ancient gathering of 100 million people called the Kumbh Mela, fled a devastating monsoon that took the lives of 12,000 people, spent time with people whose bodies were ravaged by polio, and sought to understand the sufferings and joys of those she met along the way.

River of Offerings is a hard cover photography and story book covering twelve stories from a variety of locations along the Ganga, India’s sacred river, from Gangotri in northern India to the delta where it opens into the Bay of Bengal. River of Offerings is distributed by Mandala Publishing.

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2021 S&P Award Winner \ 50 Best Spiritual Books of the Year Award

"This book itself is an offering to Ganga and a blessing to its readers."

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Her Story

With her, we bear witness to the raw truth of life and death, to profound beauty and unspeakable destruction.

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Traveling the World as a Practice of Compassion

"According to author, yoga teacher and world traveler Jennifer Prugh, traveling with awareness makes 'moving around the globe a practice of compassion.'"

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Mid-Day Magazine, Mumbai

A California-based yoga and spiritual teacher has spent 10 years returning to India to meet the Ganga, hoping for answers which have now made it to a photo book..."

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