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The 12 pages that link to Deity yoga, each with the reason it gives.

• Tibetan BuddhismBroader topic: It exemplifies how Tibetan tantric practice uses visualization to transform ordinary perception.

• VajrayanaBroader topic: It exemplifies Vajrayana’s use of identification with awakened forms.

• TantraBroader topic: This practice shows how tantric visualization can reshape the practitioner’s sense of self.

• Guru YogaRelated: Both practices use visualization and identification to transform ordinary perception.

• MandalaRelated: Mandalas provide the visualized palace and divine setting for this practice.

• SakyaRelated: It is among the methods used in Sakya’s tantric path.

• Buddhist tantraBroader topic: It turns awakened qualities into the direct object of tantric meditation.

• TummoRelated: Tummo can be embedded in deity-yoga contexts and their visualization frameworks.

• Bardo ThodolRelated: Familiarity with divine forms helps explain the peaceful and wrathful appearances described after death.

• YidamNarrower topic: The practice in which a yidam becomes the central focus of visualization and identification.

• GanachakraRelated: Deity yoga may form part of the meditation surrounding the feast.

• Yab-YumRelated: Yab-yum figures often appear within visualizations of tantric deities.