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The 55 pages that link to Vajrayana, each with the reason it gives.

• TantraNarrower topic: Vajrayana is the broad Buddhist tradition most closely associated with tantric practice.

• KagyuNarrower topic: Kagyu belongs to this broader Buddhist tradition.

• PadmasambhavaNarrower topic: Padmasambhava is revered as a master of the tantric practices central to this tradition.

• Guru YogaNarrower topic: Guru Yoga is practiced within this tantric Buddhist tradition.

• MahamudraNarrower topic: Mahamudra is practiced within Tibetan traditions shaped by Vajrayana teachings.

• MandalaNarrower topic: Its ritual systems make extensive use of mandalas as maps of enlightened worlds.

• Subtle bodyNarrower topic: The subtle body is a key framework in many Vajrayana completion-stage practices.

• Deity yogaNarrower topic: Deity yoga is a characteristic method of Vajrayana Buddhism.

• MilarepaNarrower topic: Milarepa’s training took place within Tibetan tantric Buddhism.

• Marpa LotsawaNarrower topic: The teachings Marpa sought in India were largely tantric practices within this Buddhist vehicle.

• NaropaNarrower topic: Naropa’s teachings are chiefly situated within this Buddhist tradition.

• SakyaNarrower topic: Sakya teachings developed within this broader tantric tradition.

• Six Dharmas of NaropaNarrower topic: The Six Dharmas belong to this broader Buddhist vehicle.

• TummoNarrower topic: Tummo is a Vajrayana practice, not simply a breathing exercise.

• Shingon BuddhismNarrower topic: Shingon is the major Japanese school within this broader Buddhist tradition.

• TilopaNarrower topic: Tilopa’s teachings and lineage are situated within the Indian Vajrayana traditions.

• Karma KagyuNarrower topic: Karma Kagyu is a Tibetan Vajrayana lineage.

• NgöndroNarrower topic: Ngöndro is the preparatory practice system used within this branch.

• Buddhism in the WestNarrower topic: Tibetan Buddhist communities in the West draw primarily on Vajrayana lineages.

• YidamNarrower topic: Yidam practice belongs to this broad Buddhist tradition.

• Drukpa KagyuNarrower topic: Drukpa Kagyu’s tantric practices belong to this broader Buddhist vehicle.

• GanachakraNarrower topic: Ganachakra is a ritual practice within Vajrayana Buddhism.

• OddiyanaNarrower topic: Oddiyana’s enduring religious importance is especially pronounced in Vajrayana traditions.

• SarahaNarrower topic: Saraha is remembered as an early adept within the tantric Buddhist traditions that developed into Vajrayana.

• Sky burialNarrower topic: Sky burial is practiced within regions where Vajrayana traditions have substantial influence.

• Trul khorNarrower topic: Trul khor’s subtle-energy framework belongs to Vajrayana contemplative practice.

• Yab-YumNarrower topic: Yab-yum belongs to the ritual and visual worlds of this broader Buddhist vehicle.