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The common feature of these articles, selected from the vast corpus of Jean Filliozat's writings, is their orientation towards a global description of the human person, body and mind with their interactions in religious, intellectual and moral activity, as conceived in traditional India. They emphasize the important concepts, they show their right place in their Indian cultural context and they document them with accurate references to basic Sanskrit, Pali,Tamil and Tibetan texts, occasionally to archaeological data.

Jean Filliozat (1906-1982), initially a medical doctor practicing as an eye-specialist, has been a renowned Indologist. Professor of Indian Languages and Literatures at the College de France (Paris) from 1952 to 1978, Member of the French Academy, Doctor honoris causa of the University of Varanasi, etc., he dispensed his teachings in almost all the fields of Indology. He worked a lot for the organization of research in France, in India and in the Far East. He was the founder and Director of the French Institute of Indology in Pondicherry and Director of Ecole Francaise d'Extreme-Orient, a centre of research for the whole of Asia, with branches in India, Indonesia, Cambodia, Japan, etc. He mastered Sanskrit, Pali, Tibetan and Tamil. He left many publications, books and articles, on medicine, Ayurveda, Yoga, Indian Sciences, Indian Religions and Philosophy, Archaeology, History, Manuscripts, Tamil Studies, Historical Relations of India with the ancient Mediterranean world and with Medieval South-East Asia. He is remembered for his sharp scientific acumen and his warm, sympathetic attitude towards India and other Asian countries.

Introduction
Part I. HISTORY OF RELIGIONS :
1. Charity in Indian Thought
2. Vaisnava Devotion in the Tamil Country
3. About the Religion of Bhartrhari
4. The Contribution of the Study of Indian Religions
5. Asoka and the Spread of Buddhism
6. The Saiva Agamas
7. The Dates of Bhagavatapurana and Bhagavatamahatmya
8. Self-immolation by Fire and the Indian Buddhist Tradition
9. Docetism in Christianity and in India
10. The Giving up of Life by the Sage : The Suicides of the Criminal and of the Hero in Indian Tradition
11. Traditional Religions and Modern Cultures
12. The Veda and Ancient Tamil Culture
13. The Respect of Life in Buddhism
14. Echoes of Sufism in India
15. Indian Religions and the Psychology of their Historians
16. Punya and its Semantic Field
17. The Historical and the Present Life of the Veda
Part II. PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY, YOGA :
18. On "Ocular Concentration" in Yoga
19. The Origins of an Indian Mystical Technique
20. The Unconscious in Indian Psychology
21. The Western Interpretation of Indian Thought
22. Continence and Sexuality in Buddhism and in the Disciplines of Yoga
23. The Limits of Human Powers in India
24. Thought and Efficiency in Ancient India
25. Yoga and its Underlying Doctrine
26. The Nature of Yoga in its Traditions
27. The Conception of Time and Space in the Indian World
28. The Oedipus Complex in a Buddhist Tantra
29. The Psychological Theories of India
30. Visions of the Spiritual Seekers of India
31. Science and Yoga I and II
32. Yoga and Psychotropic Substances
33. Psychic Tensions and Yoga
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