Hridaya - Heart of Tantras

Kali 19th - early 20th century. India. Gouache on paper. The goddess walking on water while asleep Vishnu Brahma leaves emerge from the umbilicus. (via Cornette de Saint Cyr Paris)

Sadhus meeting for a prayer, Vanarassi, India Photo by @rene_castillejos (via Instagram: René Castillejos TRAVEL)

Shiva and Vishnu as Harihara Hindu Print Kalyan (Hindi magazine) Gita Press, Gorakhpur. (via ebay: vintageindia)

This is a ritual image of ‘Sabdag’ – the local guardian deity of the mountains, consisting of a large golden plated metallic skull and a detachable trident of iron,depicting blazing flames. The skull represents the ferocious form of Lord Shiva, that is Bhairava. (via The National Museum, New Delhi)

Shiva-Yantra 19th century. Rajasthan, India. Watercolor on cloth. (via Philadelphia Museum of Art)

Paintings from a Secret Album Illustrating the Tantric Tibetan Meditation Practice Saravid Vairochana, Primordial Buddha. China. 1700s.  

Tsaparang White Temple, Guge, Western Tibet

Panchmukhi Hanuman (via ebay: Indian_ash)

Yogini face detail, Central India

Shiva, north India

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Shiva Lingams in Pashupatinath Temple, Kathmandu (via Instagram: juris_tashi)

Sadashiva, Pala sculpture from Bengal