Tibetan Buddhism in India

Tibetan Buddhism in India refers to the tradition of Tibetan Buddhist practices and teachings that have been established in India, especially after Tibet's political upheavals in the 20th century. It emphasizes compassion, meditation, and the pursuit of enlightenment through various spiritual practices and rituals. Notable institutions like the Dalai Lama’s exile government and monasteries such as Dharamsala serve as centers of religious, cultural, and educational activity. Tibetan Buddhism uniquely combines Indian Buddhist philosophies with Tibetan cultural influences, offering a rich spiritual tradition that continues to inspire millions worldwide.