Walter Evans-Wentz published an early translation of a religious text from this region, which is (10[1])one of the “hidden treasures” from this region revealed by tertöns. (10[1])The [emphasize] religion of (10[3])Bön (10[1])(“BONE”) is (10[4])indigenous (10[1])to (10[3])this (10[7]-5[1])region. The passage of the (10[3])soul (10[1])through (10[1])“intermediate (10[1])states,” or bardos, (10[1])is described in a (10[3])non-Egyptian Book of the Dead from (10[1])this (10[10]-5[1])region. (10[1])Practitioners of a religious tradition from this region spin (10[1])prayer (10[2])wheels with (10[1])mantras written on (-5[1])them and (10[1]-5[1])use (-5[1])colored (10[2])sand to (10[2]-5[1])create (10[10]-5[2])mandalas. The 14th leader of (10[1])this (10[4]-5[2])region’s (10[1]-5[1])Gelug (10[2])school, Tenzin (10[3]-5[1])Gyatso, (10[2]-5[1])currently lives in (10[4])exile (10[2])in (10[2])Dharamsala, (10[4])India. For 10 (10[2])points, name this region (10[1]0[1])whose Buddhist (10[2])leaders (10[1])include the (10[2])Dalai (10[1])Lama. (10[12])■END■