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The Female Dominant Meditational Deity Couples Page has been updated with additional subjects and images.

A page for Vajrayogini in a reversed position has been added and linked to the related Vajrayogini pages. Reversed Vajrayogini means that she is the dominant figure embracing a male consort who is in a subordinate position.

A page for Sita Vajravarahi (white) has been added and linked to the related Vajrayogini pages. This form of Varahi is a Wisdom Deity, or rather wisdom producing deity, in the company of Manjushri, Sarasvati and White Achala.

A page for Vajrayogini in a Dancing Posture has been added and linked to the related Vajrayogini pages. The difference between Vajrayogini in a dancing posture and Vajravarahi is the boar's face. Vajrayogini has only one face. Vajravarahi has two or more faces.

A page for Vajrayogini/Varahi Arthasiddhi, with a boar's face and four arms, has been added and linked to the related Vajrayogini pages.

A page for Vajrayogini with the Two Legs Standing has been added and linked to the related Vajrayogini pages.

A page for Vajrayogini Vajravarahi with Four Faces & Twelve Arms has been added and linked to the related Vajrayogini pages.

A page for Vajrayogini Vajravarahi of the Brahmin Shridhara Tradition has been added and linked to the related Vajrayogini pages.

The Wheel of Life Main Page has been updated with additional content and images.

A Vajrayogini Technical Glossary, based primarily on the Naropa Tradition, has been added and linked to the related Vajrayogini pages.

The Shakyamuni Buddha Life Story in a Single Composition Page has been updated with additional images.

The Kalachakra Main Page has been updated with additional images.

A page for depictions of Vajrayogini as Kachod Karmo has been added.

The Begtse Chen Main Page has been updated with additional images.

The Mahachakra Vajrapani Page has been updated with additional images.

The Shambhala Main Page has been updated with additional images.

A page for depictions of Vajrayogini as Vajravarahi with a Sow Head on the Right Side of the Face has been added.

A page for depictions of Vajrayogini as Vajravarahi with a Sow Face on top of the Head has been added.

The Vajrayogini Early Paintings Page has been updated with additional images.

The Vajrayogini Page of the Naropa Tradition has been updated with additional images and content.