Here you will find a fine selection of free Public Domain PDF e-books on yoga. Most of the book in this part of the library is about the philosophical and spiritual roots of yoga, rather than on poses.
Hindu Philosophy is an attempt to outline the essence of the six classic systems of Hindu Philosophy, namely; Nyaya, Vaisesika, Samkhya, Yoga, Mimarinsa, and Vedanta. All other schools of thought … Read more and download PDF
Sankhya Philosophy, Samkhyakarikais, is based on the translation of the original work in Sanskrit, Sankhya Karika, which is the earliest surviving work of authority on the subject. The Vedic text … Read more and download PDF
Nyaya Sutras of Gautama is a body of ancient hindu scriptures of great significance, likely written by Aksapada Gautama between 6th-century BCE and 2nd-century CE. These four volumes is the … Read more and download PDF
Fourteen lessons in yogi philosophy and oriental occultism was published in English in 1912. At the time a large number of books were published about eastern religion and philosophy. Indian … Read more and download PDF
Oriental Philosophies. Through the centuries a rich spiritual import has trickled into the West by word of mouth, through the writings of scholars, through translations and caravans. Philosophies older than … Read more and download PDF
Vedanta Philosophy by Swami Abhedananda is based on three lectures on spiritual unfoldment delivered under the auspices of the Vedanta Society in New York 1900-1901. From the book: “Our minds … Read more and download PDF
Tearing the Veil that Blindfolds: How I freed myself from the Matrix of Beliefs that bound me to limitation and misery is a self-published e-book, we present here with the … Read more and download PDF
Theory of Karman in Indian Thought. The problem of suffering and diversity of human nature is a great riddle which has been discussed widely in the eastern spiritual traditions for … Read more and download PDF
Philosophy of Dreams is a book about dreams, dream states and spiritual work with dreams. It states that it is possible for a dreamer to remain cognisant during his dream … Read more and download PDF