News

The Lokeshvara (Types & Forms) Page has been updated with additional entries, images and links.

The Vajrapani Main Page has been updated with additional images and links.

The White Chakrasamvara Page has been updated with additional images.

The Vajradhara Main Page has been updated with additional images.

The Vajra Nairatmya Main Page has been updated with additional images.

The Mandarava Main Page has been updated with additional images.

The Shri Devi and Bernagchen Mahakala Page has been updated with more accurate cataloguing.

The Bernagchen Mahakala Page has been updated.

A page for Tseringma of the Longchen Nyingtig has been added and linked to the Tseringma Main Page.

The Tseringma Page of the Kagyu Tradition has been updated and linked to the Tseringma Main Page.

A Main Page for the protector deity Tseringma has been added and linked to the associated pages.

A page for the protector deity Tseringma of Shalu Monastery has been added and linked to the associated pages. It is not known if this Tseringma and the Tseringma of the Kagyu Tradition are related or different. Their iconographic appearance is clearly not the same.

The 'Resting in the Nature of Mind' Lokeshvara Page has been updated with additional images and links.

A page exploring the Amoghapasha & Khasarpana Conflation has been added and linked to the associated Lokeshvara pages.

The Monkey Page has been updated and linked to the other animal imagery pages.

The Avalokiteshvara Main Page has been updated, but more changes are coming soon. The page is going through a major overhaul regarding both iconography and art history. Many new galleries/thematic sets have already been added.

A main page for Lokeshvara & the Eight Fears has been added and linked to the associated eight fears pages.

A page for Hala Hala Lokeshvara, with three faces and six hands, and a consort, has been added and linked to the Avalokiteshvara Main Page.

The Eight Fears Lokeshvara Page has been updated with additional images.

A page for Chintachakra Lokeshvara (Wish-fulfilling Wheel, Lord of the World) has been added and linked to the Avalokiteshvara Main Page. Lineage: Arya Avalokiteshvara, Jowo-je [Atisha], Gonpawa, Nezurwa, Nyug Rumpa, Dwagpo Lhaje [Gampopa], Bep Rongpa, Taglung Tangpa, Kuyalwa, Sanggye Yarjon, etc. (Rinjung page 281, Taranata).