Religions Of Man (1955) — Hinduism II: The Four Yogas | Public Domain

This is Episode 3 of Religions Of Man (1955), the groundbreaking educational telecourse hosted by Dr. Huston Smith and produced by Washington State University with KETC. As the first accredited college course ever aired on television, it introduced millions to the study of world religions.

In this episode, Dr. Smith explores the Four Yogas of Hinduism — Bhakti (devotion), Jnana (knowledge), Karma (action), and Raja (meditation). Each path offers a unique way to approach the divine, cultivate spiritual discipline, and achieve liberation. The lecture explains how these practices form the foundation of Hindu religious life and continue to inspire seekers around the world.

The series also covers Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam — tracing their origins, teachings, and cultural influence.

Usage: Public Domain — available for free educational use and sharing.

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