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The 13 pages that link to Mandala, each with the reason it gives.

• VajrayanaRelated: Mandala visualization structures tantric practice and initiation.

• RigvedaBroader topic: The collection’s ten books group its hymns into mandalas.

• TantraRelated: Tantric visualization often uses mandalas as maps of a deity’s realm and the practitioner’s path.

• Deity yogaRelated: The deity is visualized within a mandala that organizes the practice's sacred environment.

• BorobudurRelated: Borobudur’s concentric terraces have been read as a three-dimensional mandala.

• Buddhist architectureRelated: Mandala schemes can organize temple plans as ordered sacred worlds.

• Buddhist tantraRelated: Tantric rituals use mandalas to map the deity’s world and organize initiation.

• Shingon BuddhismRelated: Shingon mandalas depict the enlightened cosmos invoked in ritual.

• Religious artBroader topic: Mandala designs turn cosmological ideas into objects for contemplation and ritual.

• ShugendōRelated: Shugendō mountain routes can be understood as ritual journeys through sacred cosmological space.

• YidamRelated: A yidam is often visualized at the center of a mandala populated by related figures.

• Regong artsRelated: Mandalas supply compositional patterns and cosmological imagery for religious painting.

• Yab-YumRelated: Yab-yum deities may occupy central positions in mandalas used for tantric practice.