Sabīja

Sabīja (Sanskrit: , Pali: sabbija). Translated as: with seed.

Etymology

Sa-, Sanskrit prefix, meaning: "with"; and Bīja, Sanskrit root Bij-, meaning "seed", "origin", "cause".

Three Yogas	Karma yoga Bhakti yoga Jnana yoga

Classical yoga	Yoga (philosophy) Bhagavad Gita Yoga Vasistha

Rāja yoga	Yoga Sutras of Patanjali Eight Limbs Yama Niyama Āsana Prāṇāyāma Pratyahara Dhāraṇā Dhyāna Samādhi

Mantra Yoga	Pranava yoga Nāda yoga

Tantra	Yogi Yogini Siddhi Shaiva Siddhanta Kundalini Chakra Subtle body

Hatha yoga	Hatha Yoga Pradipika Gherand Samhita Shiva Samhita Yoga as exercise or alternative medicine Chair Yoga Anti-gravity yoga Mudras List of asanas List of styles

Contemporary yoga styles and schools	Ananda Marga Yoga Ananda Yoga Anusara Yoga Ashtanga vinyasa yoga Bihar School of Yoga Bikram Yoga Forrest Yoga Hot yoga Integral yoga Integral yoga (Satchidananda) Isha Yoga Iyengar Yoga Jivamukti Yoga Kripalu Yoga Kriya Yoga Kundalini Yoga Sahaj Marg Satyananda Yoga Sivananda Yoga Svādhyāya Viniyoga Vinyāsa

Indian Buddhist Tantra	Anuttarayoga Tantra

Tibetan Buddhism	Trul khor Six Yogas of Naropa Tummo Dream yoga Ösel

China	Tangmi

Japan	Shingon Buddhism Tendai

Indonesia	Kebatinan Subud

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