Andrea R. Jain, Ph.D. is Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Indiana University, Indianapolis (IUPUI), editor of the Journal of the American Academy of Religion, and author of Selling Yoga: From Counterculture to Pop Culture. Her areas of research include religion under neoliberal capitalism; global yoga; South Asian religions; sexuality, embodiment, and religion; and theories of religion.

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• No Bad Vibes: A Preface 1. Breathe Practice Repeat: Theorizing Neoliberal Spirituality, or, Religion Under neoliberal Capitalism2. Good Karma: Debating Authenticity in the Study of Neoliberal Spirituality3. Namaste All Day: Appropriating and Commodifying the Ancient, Exotic, and Evocative4. Self Love Club: Neoliberal Feminism and the Call to Heal the Self, Not the System5. Made in Bharat: Yoga as Political RitualAn Inside Job: Concluding Remarks Notes

Andrea R. Jain, Ph.D. is Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Indiana University, Indianapolis (IUPUI), editor of the Journal of the American Academy of Religion, and author of Selling Yoga: From Counterculture to Pop Culture. Her areas of research include religion under neoliberal capitalism; global yoga; South Asian religions; sexuality, embodiment, and religion; and theories of religion.

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• No Bad Vibes: A Preface 1. Breathe Practice Repeat: Theorizing Neoliberal Spirituality, or, Religion Under neoliberal Capitalism2. Good Karma: Debating Authenticity in the Study of Neoliberal Spirituality3. Namaste All Day: Appropriating and Commodifying the Ancient, Exotic, and Evocative4. Self Love Club: Neoliberal Feminism and the Call to Heal the Self, Not the System5. Made in Bharat: Yoga as Political RitualAn Inside Job: Concluding Remarks Notes

Andrea R. Jain, Ph.D. is Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Indiana University, Indianapolis (IUPUI), editor of the Journal of the American Academy of Religion, and author of Selling Yoga: From Counterculture to Pop Culture. Her areas of research include religion under neoliberal capitalism; global yoga; South Asian religions; sexuality, embodiment, and religion; and theories of religion.

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• No Bad Vibes: A Preface 1. Breathe Practice Repeat: Theorizing Neoliberal Spirituality, or, Religion Under neoliberal Capitalism2. Good Karma: Debating Authenticity in the Study of Neoliberal Spirituality3. Namaste All Day: Appropriating and Commodifying the Ancient, Exotic, and Evocative4. Self Love Club: Neoliberal Feminism and the Call to Heal the Self, Not the System5. Made in Bharat: Yoga as Political RitualAn Inside Job: Concluding Remarks Notes