Stewart Home is a legend of counterculture. Inventor of the Necrocard,

Home is an artist, filmmaker, pamphleteer, art historian and activist, and the author of
countless pulp fictions, including most recently Art School Orgy and
She’s My Witch. He regularly performs to audiences across the world
and recently started making headstand paintings with the canvas placed
above him and brushes held in his toes. He was born and lives in
London.
The practice of yoga promises peace, self-realisation and release,
thanks to the power of its 'mystic' Indian origins. But what if this
is just hype? In Fascist Yoga, Stewart Home sweeps away the
half-truths to tell a new origin story of the world's first modern
yogi – a Californian escapologist who added some Hindu fairy dust to
gym and circus exercises.

Ever since, the world of yoga has been full of grifters, occultists
and white supremacists, all out to exploit and recruit via the medium
of exercise. From cult leaders to brainwashed followers, TV
celebrities and fake gurus, the story of yoga has involved some of the
strangest currents of humanity.

Today, the COVID pandemic has activated elements within the modern
yoga movement to espouse far-right conspiracies, and QAnon's fascist
political programmes mirror some of yoga's key early proponents.

In this new exposé, Stewart Home shows that nothing is sacred.