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Í Mahayana stefnu búddhadóms er markmið leiðarinnar að verða bódhisattva. Leið bódhisattva er almennt skipt í tíu stig sem kallast ''bhúmis''. Bódhisattva leitast við að þroskast frá einu stigi til annars uns hann öðlast uppljómun. | Í Mahayana stefnu búddhadóms er markmið leiðarinnar að verða bódhisattva. Leið bódhisattva er almennt skipt í tíu stig sem kallast ''bhúmis''. Bódhisattva leitast við að þroskast frá einu stigi til annars uns hann öðlast uppljómun. | ||
Geshe Wangyal | Geshe Wangyal skilgreinir ''bódhisattva'' sem | ||
<blockquote>“Offspring of the Conqueror.” One who has vowed to attain enlightenment for the sake of all living beings. The term bodhisattva refers to those at many levels: from those who have generated aspiration to enlightenment for the first time, through to those who have actually entered the Bodhisattva path, which is developed through the ten stages and culminates in enlightenment, the attainment of Buddhahood.<ref>Geshe Wangyal, trans., ''The Door of Liberation'' (New York: Lotsawa, 1978), p. 208.</ref></blockquote> | <blockquote>“Offspring of the Conqueror.” One who has vowed to attain enlightenment for the sake of all living beings. The term bodhisattva refers to those at many levels: from those who have generated aspiration to enlightenment for the first time, through to those who have actually entered the Bodhisattva path, which is developed through the ten stages and culminates in enlightenment, the attainment of Buddhahood.<ref>Geshe Wangyal, trans., ''The Door of Liberation'' (New York: Lotsawa, 1978), p. 208.</ref></blockquote> | ||