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The [[Mahayana teachings]].
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The [[Sanskrit]] [[word]] [[Mahayana]] means [[great vehicle]]. [[Great vehicle]] indicates a [[teaching]] capable of carrying many [[people]] to [[enlightenment]].
  
    Also, Great Vehicle. The Mahayana teachings. The Sanskrit word Mahayana means great vehicle. Great vehicle indicates a teaching capable of carrying many people to enlightenment. The term is used in contrast with the lesser vehicle, Hinayana, a name given by Mahayanists to the more conservative monastic forms of Buddhism of their time and indicating a teaching that can carry only a limited number of people to enlightenment.
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The term is used in contrast with the [[lesser vehicle]], [[Hinayana]], a [[name]] given by [[Mahayanists]] to the more conservative [[monastic]] [[forms]] of [[Buddhism]] of their time and indicating a [[teaching]] that can carry only a limited number of [[people]] to [[enlightenment]].
 
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great vehicle
大乗 (Jpn daijo )

Also, Great Vehicle.

The Mahayana teachings.

The Sanskrit word Mahayana means great vehicle. Great vehicle indicates a teaching capable of carrying many people to enlightenment.

The term is used in contrast with the lesser vehicle, Hinayana, a name given by Mahayanists to the more conservative monastic forms of Buddhism of their time and indicating a teaching that can carry only a limited number of people to enlightenment.

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