What is Tibetan Buddhism?

The video explores Tibetan Buddhism, its historical development, key figures like the Dalai Lama, and philosophical concepts such as emptiness and compassion. It also covers Tibetan Buddhist practices, including rituals and the influence of Tantra. The modern context of Tibetan Buddhism, including its global spread and challenges, is discussed.

What is the average elevation of Tibet, often referred to as the 'Roof of the World'?

• 12,000 feet

• 16,000 feet

• 14,000 feet

• 10,000 feet

Who is credited with introducing Buddhism to Tibet?

• Princess Wang Chung

• Padmasambava

• King Song Sangampo

• The Dalai Lama

What is the significance of Padmasambava in Tibetan Buddhism?

• He founded the Nyingma school

• He was the first Dalai Lama

• He was a Mongolian leader

• He introduced Buddhism to China

What does the title 'Dalai Lama' mean?

• Spiritual teacher

• Oceanic guru

• Mountain sage

• Buddhist monk

What is the Tulku system in Tibetan Buddhism?

• A form of Tibetan art

• A type of Buddhist scripture

• A lineage of reincarnated leaders

• A method of meditation

What does the concept of 'emptiness' in Tibetan Buddhism refer to?

• The absence of material possessions

• The lack of spiritual guidance

• The interconnectedness of all things

• The void of the universe

How is compassion viewed in Tibetan Buddhist philosophy?

• As a secondary practice

• As a personal goal

• As a worldly distraction

• As a means to enlightenment

What are the six perfections in Tibetan Buddhism?

• Strength, courage, wisdom, patience, love, peace

• Knowledge, power, faith, hope, charity, love

• Generosity, discipline, patience, diligence, meditative concentration, wisdom

• Faith, hope, charity, love, peace, joy

What is the purpose of prayer flags in Tibetan Buddhism?

• To symbolize the five senses

• To mark sacred boundaries

• To earn merit by sending prayers into the world

• To decorate temples

What is the main goal of Vadrayana practice?

• To accumulate wealth and power

• To attain awakening in a single lifetime

• To gain political influence

• To achieve enlightenment over many lifetimes