Posts From Jenn Bodnar

Maintain Vaginal Health With These Three Tips

Vaginal Appreciation Day (April 23rd) is on the horizon but it’s always a good time to check in with your own vaginal health. There are some easy ways you can

My 3 Top Ayurveda Tips For Surviving Winter

“In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer.” ~ Albert Camus Some people love winter.   I’m not one of them.   From the

5- Minute Metta (Lovingkindness) Meditation for Beginners

Metta means positivity, love, and kindness and practicing this type of meditation is easy and great for beginners. Metta meditation can be a very powerful healing tool; creating good feelings

4 Reasons To Stop Caring What Others Think

Life is too short to care what others think. Here are 4 reasons to help motivate you to ALWAYS be yourself!

5 Black Yogis You Should Be Following Right Now

  1)   Author, mother, businesswoman with a law degree.   Cynthia made a huge impression on me back in 2014 when I heard her inspiring quote: ” “For a

The Yoga Digest Top 5 Adventure Yogis

Everyone is a little bit of an adventurer in their own, but some more than others. Take a look at some of our favorite adventure seekers and yogis who are living on the edge and paving the way!

Keith Mitchell – Former NFL Player turned Mindfulness Coach, Yoga Digest Now Podcast

What a pleasure to visit with my friend about mindfulness during and after a global pandemic. Tune in to hear this inspiring story of how a former athlete, , who

The Psychology Behind Winter Time Blues and 5 Tips to Beat Them

There is something about daylight savings time that makes one want to slip into their PJs and crawl into bed no later than 6:30 pm.  Gradually weave in cooler temperatures

Robert Sturman: Yoga Digest Now Podcast

There are photographers and there are Photographers.   is in a with his eye for capturing humanity, inclusivity, diversity and beauty.  What an absolute joy to catch up with him

Yoga Digest Now: Increase Your Vitality & Energy in 8 Steps

What if you had a gauge, alerting you when your energy was about to run completely out? Spoiler alert: you do! The smallest and most mundane activities are robbing you