abhidharma - abhiniveśa - abhiśeka - abhyāsa - adarśana - Āgama – ahaṃkāra-doṣa – Āraṇyaka – asaṃsakti - attachment - attention - avadhūta - bala-siddhi - Bhagavat – Brāhmaṇa – Bṛhadāraṇyaka-upaniṣad - Chāndogya-upaniṣad - cit - concentration – dīkṣā - detachment - Gandhi - gāyatrī – Gorakṣa / Gorakṣanātha - guru – hesychasm - Himālaya – hiṃsā - initiation - karma-mārga - karman - karmāśaya - karma-yoga - Kena-upaniṣad –Kṛṣṇa - Makkhali Gosāla - Mānasa-sarovara -mārga – maṭha - Matsyendranātha - meditation - Milarepa - muni – mystical flight - mystical syllables –nāga – Nārāyaṇa - nātha - nāthayogin - paradise - paramahaṃsa – paramāṇu - parama-pada - Paramātman - paraśarīra-praveśa - preman - pūjā – Puruṣa – puruṣārtha - Ramakrishna - Ramana Maharshi - Rāmānanda - Rāmānanda Sarasvatī - Rāmānuja - Sac-Cid-Ānanda - sādhana - sādhu - sahaja - sahaja-avasthā - sahaja-yoga - Sahajiyā – saṃdhyā – Saṃhitā – saṃnyāsin - sampradāya - sandhā-bhāṣā - sant – satsaṅga - śiṣya - Śivānanda - svādhyāya – transcendental meditation - ulṭā-sādhana - upacāra - upādhi - Vaikhānasa-smārta-sūtra - vairāgya - vāsanā – Vasiṣṭha - vāśitā - vāśitva - vibhūti - vibhūti-pada - Vivekānanda - vrata - yajña - Yogānanda Paramahaṃsa (97 entries)

The Encylopedia of yoga systematically collects informations about yoga and yoga practices, with more than 1000 entries. The book contains a presentation of all the various branches of yoga and a comprehensive information on the main themes of the traditional cultures and of the philosophical and religious thought of South Asia.