Explore the intricate journey of cultural identity and religious change among Indonesia’s Ngaju people. This insightful ethnography meticulously details how rainforest dwellers in Borneo adapt their indigenous religion and traditions to modernity. It offers a profound look at the negotiation of beliefs and the forging of a contemporary cultural identity. A crucial read for Indian students and scholars of anthropology, religious studies, and Southeast Asian cultures seeking to understand global societal transformations.