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The 55 pages that link to Bodhisattva, each with the reason it gives.

• BodhicittaNarrower topic: Bodhicitta is the aspiration that defines the bodhisattva path.

• BuddhahoodNarrower topic: The bodhisattva ideal expresses buddhahood as a commitment to others’ liberation.

• MaitreyaNarrower topic: Maitreya is described as a bodhisattva before becoming a buddha.

• UpayaNarrower topic: The bodhisattva is the principal Mahayana agent who practices skillful means.

• Six PerfectionsNarrower topic: The six perfections describe the central training of the bodhisattva path.

• Bodhisattva vowNarrower topic: The vow articulates the bodhisattva’s defining aspiration.

• Mount WutaiNarrower topic: Manjushri’s bodhisattva identity explains the mountain’s central devotional significance.

• SukhāvatīNarrower topic: Sukhāvatī is presented as a setting for continuing the bodhisattva path.

• GuanyinNarrower topic: Guanyin’s compassion is understood through the Mahayana bodhisattva ideal.

• Sun WukongNarrower topic: Buddhist figures guide, test, and eventually discipline Sun Wukong.

• Second Dalai LamaNarrower topic: Dalai Lamas are traditionally regarded as manifestations of the bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara.

• AvalokiteśvaraNarrower topic: Avalokiteśvara is one of Mahāyāna Buddhism’s most widely revered bodhisattvas.

• FanjingshanNarrower topic: Maitreya’s status helps explain the religious ideas attached to Fanjingshan.

• Mount JiuhuaNarrower topic: Kṣitigarbha’s status as a bodhisattva is central to Jiuhua’s sacred identity.