“Adam Krug's study and translation of The Seven Siddhi Texts is an extraordinary achievement. Krug has studied the texts and contexts of The Seven Siddhi Texts with great care over many years and in bringing them fully to light here, he has performed an invaluable scholarly service. His insightful introduction, thorough annotations, and fluent translations are a joy to read, and add significantly to our appreciation of both the Indic roots of Tibetan Mahamudra and of how late Indian Buddhists understood and applied the profound, complex, and sometimes transgressive teachings of the Mahayoga and Yogini tantras. The Seven Siddhi Texts is a vital addition to the library of essential books on both Mahamudra and Buddhist tantra, and should be a cherished part of the collection of anyone concerned with understanding and/or practicing these traditions."

– Roger R. Jackson, John W. Nason Professor of Asian Studies and Religion, Emeritus, Carleton College

“In The Seven Siddhi Texts, Adam Krug opens a window onto one of the most profound traditions of Indian and Tibetan Buddhism, making a foundational set of Mahamudra teachings available in English for the first time. Accessible and thought-provoking, this is essential reading for anyone curious about meditation, tantra, or the deeper currents of Buddhist thought.”

– Klaus-Dieter Mathes, University of Hong Kong

“This volume is a pioneering foray into these intricate works that will prove to be an essential tome on the shelf of every scholar, student, and practitioner of tantric Buddhism. Krug achieves an ideal balance between readability and philological rigour, allowing the texts to speak for themselves while providing a most valuable and much-awaited contextualisation.”

– Péter-Dániel Szántó, department of Tibetan and Buddhist Studies and associate professor, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest