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The 34 pages that link to Tantra, each with the reason it gives.

• VajrayanaNarrower topic: Vajrayana adapts tantric methods as a path within Mahayana Buddhism.

• ShaivismNarrower topic: Tantric methods shape many Shaiva rituals and philosophical schools.

• ShaktiNarrower topic: Tantric traditions develop many prominent accounts and practices of Shakti.

• Subtle bodyNarrower topic: Tantric traditions elaborated subtle-body maps as frameworks for practice.

• Deity yogaNarrower topic: Deity yoga is one practice within tantric Buddhist systems.

• ChakraNarrower topic: Many influential chakra teachings arise within tantric contexts.

• KundaliniNarrower topic: Kundalini teachings developed within particular tantric frameworks.

• Six Dharmas of NaropaNarrower topic: Their methods are rooted in tantric systems and transmission.

• Kundalini yogaNarrower topic: Kundalini concepts and subtle-body practices developed within several tantric traditions.

• MuladharaNarrower topic: Tantric systems provide influential frameworks for interpreting Muladhara.

• GanachakraNarrower topic: The feast expresses tantra’s transformation of ritual substances into a path of practice.

• NeotantraNarrower topic: Neotantra selectively reinterprets traditions grouped under this broad name.

• Prabhat Ranjan SarkarNarrower topic: Sarkar drew on Tantra in shaping Ananda Marga’s spiritual practices.

• SahasraraNarrower topic: Sahasrara appears in subtle-body frameworks shaped by tantric traditions.

• Seventeen TantrasNarrower topic: The cycle’s title identifies its texts as tantras within Tibetan Buddhist scripture.

• Yab-YumNarrower topic: The image arises from tantric frameworks, not from Buddhist art in general.