CONTENTS:-
Vol.1: 1. Buddhist Tantra: introduction. 2. Tibetan Buddhist Tantra. 3. The origin and history of Tantra. 4. Antiquity of Tantricism. 5. Tantra. 6. Tantra introduction. 7. The theory of Tantrayana. 8. On some Tantric texts studied in ancient Kammbuja. 9. Tantric lineage. 10. The fourteen root Tantric vows. 11. Various aspects of Tantra. 12. Traditional Tantra and contemporary neo-Tantrism. 13. Tantric argument: the transfiguration of philosophical discourse in the Pratyabhijna system of Utpaladeva and Abhinavagupta. 14. The role of the root Lama. 15. Tibetan Buddhism and Tantra Yoga. 16. What is Tantra-riding the wisdom tiger. 17. Discrimination between Buddhist and Hindu Tantra. 18. Tantric rituals. 19. Tantric rituals. 20. Offering materials and their meanings.
Vol.2: 21. What is power place. 22. Mahamudra Tantra. 23. Tilopa's Mahamudra instruction to Naropa in twenty-eight verses. 24. The practice of deity Yoga. 25. Tantra Yoga-philosophy and history. 26. Fundamentals of the Yoga Tantra. 27. Fundamentals of the Anuttara-Yoga Tantra. 28. Supernatural power, Buddhist and Hindu. 29. The eighty-four Mahasiddhas and the path of Tantra. 30. Tantric songs and twilight language. 31. Tantric sex. 32. Magic Tantra: philosophy and history of Tantra. 33. Divine sexuality. 34. The wheel of passion. 35. Significance of protectors. 36. Jungion archetypes and Tantric deities: a comparative expose. 37. The practice of Chenrezig Sadhana. 38. Relating to the Mahakala practice. 39. Rudolf Otto and Tibetan Tantra. 40. The nine orifices of the body. 41. Tantric ordination: the gak'pheng tradition.
Vol.3: 42. Honey on the Razor's edge - the Tantric psychology of genders on Roman. 43. Teaching an nine bardes of the Aro gT'er. 44. The five owl precepts. 45. The foundational practices of Vajrayana-essential points. 46. The four foundations of Tibetan Tantra. 47. The Mahamudra prayer. 48. The Therapeutic psychology of "The Tibetan Book of the Dead". 49. The eighty-four Mahasiddhas and the path of Tantra. 50. Divinity in Buddhist Tantras. 51. Introduction to Vajrayana. 52. Vajrayana Buddhist teachings in the tradition of the Mahasiddhas nine teachings modules. 53. The Buddhist mystical tradition. 54. Initiation of disciples. 55. Vajrayana meditation. 56. Vajrayana Silas - Part I. 57. Vajrayana Silas - Part II.
Vol.4: 58. Hymns to Taras. 59. The twenty-one Taras. 60. Practice of Tara. 61. Fundamentals of initiation in the Kriya Tantra. 62. The Nyingma tradition. 63. A safe guide for the practitioner of Hevajra Tantra. 64. Je Isong Khapa. A Tibetan thinker (1357-1419). 65. Lama’i Naljor. 66. On Buddhist views of devouring time. 67. Early Yogacara and its relationship with the modern school. 68. Influence of Yogacara and Tantras. 69. Embracing emotions as the path colours and elements in Tantric psychology. 70. An exploration of the "Ngondro practices". 71. Dzogchen : the importance of sem-de in the Aro gT'er. 72. Dzogchen view of Tantric Ngondro. 73. Kalachakra Mandala. 74. Ngondro. 75. Symbolism of the Mandala-Palace. 76. An introduction to meditation practice.
Vol. 5: 77. Moving being-primal energy exercise of Tibetan Dzogchen. 78. The practice of Chenrezig Sadhana. 79. Woman and the Dakini. 80. Development of Tantric Buddhism. 81. Epitome of Shantideva's "Entering the path to enlightenment". 82. Pretas and Pitaras. 83. Formal expression of the Preta belief, Buddhist conception of spirit. 84. First expression of the Preta belief in Buddhism. 85. Physical description of the Pretas. 86. Developing Samadhi. 87. Discourses on Sila, Samadhi and Panna. 88. Blavatsky "Esoteric Buddhism". 89. A Buddhist perspective on Lucid dreaming. 90. Mystical physiological system. 91. A Buddhist guide to power places of the Kathmandu Valley.