APRADAKṢINA IN THE MOTHER TANTRAS (figs. 1-4) 170 KĀLACAKRA INITIATIONS AND THE LIVING TRADITION (fig. 5) 171 PANTHEON OF VAJRAYĀNA ART 173 THE AUSPICIOUS RIGHT-HANDED SOLAR CYCLE 174 DYNAMIC MOVEMENT IN BUDDHIST MAṆḌALAS (figs. 8-10) 175 CIRCUMAMBULATION (PRADAKṢINA - 'KHOR BA) 176 A CENTRIPETAL SPIRAL: ENTRY INTO THE MAṆḌALA, MEDITATING ON THE BUDDHA'S TEACHINGS AND FUSION WITH THE DEITY (figs. 8-10) 177 THE FOUR CLASSES OF TANTRA AND THE MAṆḌALAS OF NGOR 177 KRIYĀTANTRA (6th-7th century) 178 CARYĀTANTRA (6th-7th century) 178 YOGATANTRA (7th century) 178 ANUTTARAYOGATANTRA (7th century) 179 WISDOM AND COMPASSION A TWELFTH-CENTURY CHE MCHOG HERUKA MAṆḌALA (fig. 3) 180 GENERATING THE MAṆḌALA IN A CENTRIFUGAL, CLOCKWISE MOVEMENT 201 PATTERNS OF DISTRIBUTION OF DEITIES IN MAṆḌALAS 202 APRADAKṢINA AND VAJRAVĀRĀHĪ/CAKRASAMVARA 203 VAJRAVĀRĀHĪ/CAKRASAMVARA AND THE YOGA OF MYSTIC HEAT 204 VAJRANAIRĀTMĀ, THE ENERGY PATTERN OF THE YOGINI: THE SIXTEEN VOIDS AND RE-ABSORPTION INTO THE ABSOLUTE (figs. 1-2) 206 THE CAKRASAMVARA MOUNTAIN OF TSARI 207 JEHOL, ANOTHER CAKRASAMVARA MAṆḌALA (figs. 32-34) 210 CONCLUSION 212
