Yoga as Philosophy and Religion by Surendranath Dasgupta presents a thorough exploration of yoga as both a philosophical system and a spiritual discipline. The book examines the historical, metaphysical, and practical dimensions of yoga, bridging classical Indian thought with religious and ethical perspectives.

Dasgupta analyzes the foundational principles of yoga, including self-realization, meditation, consciousness, and moral conduct, showing how yoga serves as both a path to spiritual knowledge and a framework for ethical living. The text is scholarly yet accessible, offering insight into the integration of philosophy and practice.

This book is essential for students of Eastern philosophy, yoga, Vedanta, comparative religion, meditation studies, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of yoga as a spiritual and intellectual tradition.