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Mandalas and Yantras in the Hindu Traditions Pilgrims Publishing This explains the change inMy interest in mandalas goes back to a period in the 1980s when I conducted Research in Pune, Maharastra. The Plan to publish a book on Mandalas and yantras in the Hindu traditions took shape over time as I observed the growing popular interest in Tibetan Buddhist mandalas. Unlike the many Tibetan mandalas which include pictorial representations of multiple deities, most published mandalas in the Hindu traditions appear to be simpler and more abstract