Like on the Vajrayogini and the Vajrabhairava websites we are trying to make available as many images and illustrations as possible. We are also indebted to our friend, the thangka painter and great artist Andy Weber who helped us with the visualization material (www.andyweberstudios.com) and the talent of the painters of the various thangkas we have collected over the past decades.

Chakrasamvara.com is not an organization of any sorts - and there are no plans to create one in the future. Most work is voluntary, and all expenses are taken care of. The only things we don't have enough is time, energy, and insight. Like our sister Vajrayogini and Vajrabhairava websites, this Chakrasamvara site is independently supported and does neither ask for nor accept any monetary contributions from its members. What we ask and expect from our members are contributions of practice material, texts and/or images, audio and video, anything that is helpful for a Buddhist tantric practitioner, especially a Chakrasamvara practitioner. Members will be able to upload materials to the site. We also ask you to participate in the discussions on the Chakrasamvara Practice Forum (which will open shortly). Since this is a Rime website, supporting more than one lineage and tradition we ask all our members not to engage in sectarian debates. All contributions will be monitored and only published after an editorial review. We share the same goals with similar endeavors like the International Kalachakra Network, Guhyasamaja.com, or our sister projects, vajrabhairava.com and vajrayogini.com.

April 2009

Dr. Wolfgang Saumweber
Administrator