Thomas Tweed called a gro
Thomas Tweed called a group of this religion's practitioners the "night stand" followers, referring to their interaction with it primarily through secondary texts. Sinhalese members of this religion annually light a candle for Henry Steel Olcott, who wrote a catechism for it. Elizabeth Peabody translated scripture from this religion for the periodical The Dial. This religion was popular among members of the Theosophical Society, and Helena Blavatsky publicly accepted its Five Precepts with Olcott in Sri Lanka. Jack Kerouac was a fan of a Dwight Goddard, who wrote a "bible" for this religion and co-authored several books with another of its popularizers, D.T. Suzuki. For 10 points, name this religion founded by Siddhartha Gautama.
Thomas Tweed called a group of this religion's practitioners the "night stand" followers, referring to their interaction with it primarily through secondary texts.
Buddhism [or more specific sects including Mahayana, Theravada, Zen, etc.]