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Yoga is nothing
but practical psychology
(Sri Aurobindo)

 
 
 
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Texts on Indian Psychology
Listed Subject-wise

- There is another page where the texts are sorted by author.
- There is a separate page for texts by Sri Aurobindo and the Mother.
- If you would like to publish your paper here, please contact us.

 

  1. Foundations
    "What is Indian Psychology?"
  2. Self, personality and their development
    "Who am I?"
  3. Pathways to knowledge
    "How do I know?"
  4. The taste of life
    "How do I enjoy, work, love, adore?" 
  5. Yoga
    "How do I find the Divine and do his work in the world?"
  6. Health and healing
    "How can I help others, and especially those in difficulty?"
  7. Education
    "How can I help others to learn?"
  8. Social development
    "How can I make the society a better place to live and work?"

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS WITH PAPERS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS

Consciousness and Its Transformation, 2001
(by 25 different authors)
Proceedings of The Second International Conference on Integral Psychology, which was held from 4 to 7 January 2001 in Pondicherry, India. The book contains an introduction plus the full texts of each of the 24 presentations. The topics include: integral psychology, integral psychotherapy, modern psychology and spirituality, integral yoga and the Indian tradition, epistemology and methodology, plus two experiential workshops.

Yoga and Indian Approaches to Psychology, 2002
(by over 80 different authors)
The synopses and many oof the 95 papers presented at this Conference,
which was held from September 29 to October 2, 2002 in Pondicherry, India.

Indian Psychology, Yoga and Consciousness, 2004
(by 121 different authors)
The synopses and many of the 121 papers presented at this Conference,
which was held from December 10 to 12, 2004 in Pondicherry, India

Indian Psychology: Theories and Models
(by 124 different authors)
The synopses and some of the 124 papers presented at this Seminar,
which was held from December 26-28, 2007 in Bangalore, India