Dear Mark,

You wrote:

 . . . his etext collection (which includes many other works, especially from the Kubjikā tradition, will be available to scholars and students in the near future. A few of his close students, and myself, are working diligently to help preserve his etexts and finish publishing his unfinished works including an incredible introduction to the Tantrāloka.

This is wonderful news. From many years ago  I'm aware of about a dozen important tantra etexts Mark didn't make public. I was afraid these would just end up gathering dust in some cabinet somewhere. His work was his life.

Thank you for this seva you and his other students are doing.

Harry Spier

On Mon, Aug 24, 2026 at 1:06 PM Brian Campbell via INDOLOGY <indology@list.indology.info> wrote:

Dear friends, colleagues, and scholars,

It is worth pointing out that Mark Dyczkowski typed all four shatka-s of the Jayadrathayamala Tantra, based on multiple manuscripts, and his etext collection (which includes many other works, especially from the Kubjikā tradition, will be available to scholars and students in the near future. A few of his close students, and myself, are working diligently to help preserve his etexts and finish publishing his unfinished works including an incredible introduction to the Tantrāloka.

Best wishes,
Brian Campbell