lamaism

• Forme de bouddhisme tibétain incluant des éléments non bouddhiques venus d'Inde ainsi que des aspects de traditions pré-chamaniques.

A Buddhist doctrine that incorporates non-Buddhist elements from India as well as aspects of preexisting shamanistic traditions.

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1. Tibetan Buddhist traditionC1formal

   A form of Buddhism found primarily in Tibet, incorporating elements from Indian non-Buddhist philosophies and preexisting shamanistic practices.

   Lamaïsme

   • Lamaism is often used to refer to the Vajrayana Buddhism of Tibet.
   • Scholars note that Lamaism blended local shamanic rituals with Indian tantric teachings.
   • The term Lamaism has fallen out of favor among modern academics because it implies a distinct religion separate from Buddhism.