Yoga or the Art of Transformation

A comparative statement of the various religious dogmas concerning the soul and its destiny, and of Akkadian, Hindu, Taoist, Egyptian, Hebrew, Greek, Christian, Mohammedan, Japanese and other magic. Chapter I - Modern Spiritualism On The SoulChapter Ii - Hindu SoulsChapter Iii - Egyptian SoulsChapter Iv - Chaldean SoulsChapter V - Greek And Roman SoulsChapter Vi - Neoplatonism On The SoulChapter Vii - Christian SoulsChapter Viii - Relic WorshipChapter Ix - Chinese SoulsChapter X - Japanese SoulsChapter Xi - The Possibility Of A Spiritual World ConsideredChapter Xii - The Possibility Of A Spiritual World Further ConsideredChapter Xiii - The Possibility Of A Spiritual World Further ConsideredChapter Xiv - The Possibility Of A Spiritual World Further ConsideredChapter Xv - Religion In GeneralChapter Xvi - The Evolution Of Social VirtueChapter Xvii - Hindu YogaChapter Xviii - Chinese YogaChapter Xix - Egyptian YogaChapter Xx - Akkadian YogaChapter Xxi - Mohammedan YogaChapter Xxii - Hebrew YogaChapter Xxiii - Yoga Of The EssenesChapter Xxiv - The Roman Stoics As YogisChapter Xxv - Christian YogaChapter Xxvi - Yoga In GeneralChapter Xxvii - Results Of Practice And Indications Of ProgressChapter Xxviii - Earthly ImmortalityChapter Xxix - Yoga As A Process Of EvolutionChapter Xxx - Conclusion