Yoga and Psychotherapy. He examines the aesthetic and theoretic approach to yoga and points out that the ultimate end of the yogic path is not an image nor a concept, but another way of cognition altogether. He maintains that there is no one path which satisfies the needs of all men and that one’s psychological type is an important determining factor. He reviews Northrop’s thesis and suggests that the step from the determinate theoretic component to an indeterminate theoretic component may represent a possible yoga that more truly fits the psyche of Western man.