List of Buddhist Practices

 Tantric Buddhism, or Vajrayana (Diamond Vehicle), is an esoteric branch emerging from Mahayana Buddhism in India around the 6th century CE, often focusing on accelerating the path to enlightenment within a single lifetime

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