Yoga, Taoism, Dharma, and Asian classics
Eastern Religion and Yoga Texts
Eastern religion and yoga texts covering Hindu, Taoist, yogic, dharmic, and Asian philosophical works represented in the archive.
- Texts
- 17
- Authors
- 17
- Range
- 1200 BCE to 1919
Overview
The main subjects, texts, and practices represented in this collection.
Eastern Religion and Yoga gives the archive's Asian religious and philosophical works a clear path without forcing them into Western esoteric categories. It includes yoga, Taoism, dharma, and traditional classics where those subjects are central.
- Yoga, Hindu, Taoist, and dharmic texts in the archive.
- Asian philosophical and religious classics represented as source texts.
- Works whose primary frame is Eastern religion rather than Western occultism.
Texts
Key source texts and related works for studying Eastern Texts.
Bhagavad Gita
Life of Buddha
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
The Gospel of Buddha
The Serpent Power
The Upanishads
Tao Te Ching
Diamond Sutra
Dhammapada
Chuang Tzu
Hatha Yoga Pradipika
Isis Unveiled, Vol. 2: Theology
More Eastern Religion and Yoga Texts
I Ching
Tibetan Book of the Dead
Raja Yoga
Book 4 Part 1
Curiosities of Superstition
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Comparative religion texts on ritual, myth, sacrifice, belief, ancient religion, and cross-cultural theories of sacred practice.
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