This course from the Center for the Study of Jain Yoga, explores Jain Yoga from the 11th to the 17th century CE, often considered the "Dark Age" for Jain Yoga. We will investigate the evolution of Jain Yoga, its interaction with other Indian spiritual traditions, particularly Hatha Yoga and the Bhakti movement, and its role in shaping broader yogic traditions. The course will also examine key texts, including the Yogapradīpa and the Yoga Battīsī, and their commentaries, focusing on how Jain scholars integrated physical, spiritual, and devotional practices into their teachings. Learning Objectives:•   Understand the evolution of Jain Yoga during the medieval period and its relationship with other Indian traditions.•   Analyze the influence of Hatha Yoga and the Bhakti movement on Jain Yoga practices.•   Study the Yogapradīpa and Yoga Battīsī as central texts and explore their impact on Jain spiritual practices.•   Engage with Jain Yoga's approach to atma-paramatma (individual and universal consciousness), and meditation.