The term Yoga is associated with meditation in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. It belongs to one of the six traditional Ashtikama branches of Hindu theology in Hinduism. Also these disciplines lead to the goal of studying which they talk about. In Jainism its relationship is the essence of all activities verbal, mental and physical. Coins from some centres of the Indus Valley Civilization dating from 3300 BC to 1700 BC have been found in Pakistan, in which images of common yoga postures or meditative postures are depicted, which shows a form of religiosity and claims to be the Siddha of yoga. Early Jain religious literature like Acharangasutra and scriptures like Niyamasara, Tattvarthasutra contained many references to yoga. It treats yoga as a way of life for laymen and ascetics. Thus, this paper presents the connection between Indian culture and Yoga.