Tibetan Buddhists

Definition

Tibetan Buddhists are followers of Buddhism who reside primarily in Tibet and surrounding regions. They practice a unique form of Buddhism influenced by Tibetan culture and traditions.

Related terms

Dalai Lama: The spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism believed to be reincarnated over generations.

Mandala: A symbolic representation of the universe used in Tibetan Buddhism for meditation and spiritual practices.

Prayer Flags: Colorful flags inscribed with prayers and mantras that are hung outdoors to spread blessings and positive energy.