What A Popular Yoga Teacher's Descent Into Conspiracy Theories Says About The 'Wellness To QAnon Pipeline'

Before the pandemic, Guru Jagat was a popular — and controversial — Kundalini yoga teacher. Then she started talking about conspiracy theories.

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