Hinduism

Hindu traditions include diverse philosophies, devotional practices, and forms of ritual life rooted in South Asia. Their literature ranges from hymns and epic narratives to dialogues about self, action, and liberation.

Bhagavad GitaVyasaGitanjaliRabindranath TagoreAshtavakra GitaAshtavakra (attributed)Atharva VedaVarious RishisAutobiography of a YogiParamahansa YoganandaBhakti-YogaSwami VivekanandaBrahma-KnowledgeL.D. BarnettCrest-Jewel of WisdomShankaracharyaHatha Yoga PradipikaSvatmaramaHindu MysticismSurendranath DasguptaHow to be a YogiSwami AbhedanandaIndian IdyllsVyasa (attributed)Jnana-YogaSwami VivekanandaKarma-YogaSwami VivekanandaLaws of ManuManuMahanirvana TantraHinduismRaja YogaSwami VivekanandaRig VedaVarious RishisSadhana: The Realisation of LifeRabindranath TagoreSelf-Knowledge (Atma-Jnana)Swami AbhedanandaShakuntala and Other WritingsKālidāsaSongs of KabirKabirSpiritual UnfoldmentSwami AbhedanandaThe Dance of ShivaAnanda K. CoomaraswamyThe Devi GitaVariousThe Doctrine and Practice of YogaSwami MukerjiThe Garuda PuranaVyasa (attributed)The Gospel of RamakrishnaSri RamakrishnaThe MahabharataVyasaThe RamayanaValmiki (attributed)The Ramayana of Tulsi Das (Ramcharitmanas)TulsidasThe Yoga-Vasishtha-Maharamayana of ValmikiValmiki (attrib.)Upanishads Part IVariousUpanishads Part IIVariousVedanta-Sutras Part IBadarayanaVishnu PuranaParasharaYoga as philosophy and religionSurendranath DasguptaYoga Sutras of PatanjaliPatanjali