Preceded by Bon, which practiced worship of the Transcendent Lords, the oldest school of this religion followed the Nine Ways transmitted by Shenrab.
Preceded by Bon, which practiced worship of the Transcendent Lords, the oldest school of this religion followed the Nine Ways transmitted by Shenrab. In addition to the Nyingma, which acknowledges the 25 disciples, the Kagyu, and the Sakya, this religion differentiates itself from its youngest school, the Gelug, known for their allegiance to the (*) Mongols. Members of this sect, who address respected leaders as "Rinpoche," may use prayer wheels to invoke deities like Chenrezig. This sect, divided into Yellow and Red Hats, locates its leaders after having them select from the items chosen by their predecessors. Formerly centered in Lhasa, for 10 points, identify this religion, currently led by Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama.
Preceded by Bon, which practiced worship of the Transcendent Lords, the oldest school of this religion followed the Nine Ways transmitted by Shenrab.
Tibetan Buddhism (prompt on "Buddhism")