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'''Bodhisattvayāna''';  ([[Sanskrit]]). The ‘'''Vehicle of the Bodhisattvas'''’.  
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'''[[Bodhisattvayāna]]''';  ([[Sanskrit]]). The ‘'''[[Vehicle]] of the [[Bodhisattvas]]'''’.  
  
An alternative designation for the [[Mahāyāna]] or ‘Great Vehicle’, it is the way, means, or method by which Bodhisattvas pursue their religious career. It distinguishes itself from the two methods employed by the [[Hīnayāna]] or ‘Small Vehicle’, namely the ‘Vehicle of the Hearers’ (Śrāvakayāna), and the goal of personal [[Enlightenment]] ([[Bodhi]]) in seclusion of the [[Pratyekabuddha]] ([[Pratyekabuddha]]-yāna). Both of these earlier ‘vehicles’ are [[Thought]] to be deficient by [[Virtue]] of their lesser concern for others.
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An alternative designation for the [[Mahāyāna]] or ‘[[Great Vehicle]]’, it is the way, means, or method by which [[Bodhisattvas]] pursue their [[religious]] career. It distinguishes itself from the two methods employed by the [[Hīnayāna]] or ‘[[Small Vehicle]]’, namely the ‘[[Vehicle]] of the Hearers’ ([[Śrāvakayāna]]), and the goal of personal [[Enlightenment]] ([[Bodhi]]) in {{Wiki|seclusion}} of the [[Pratyekabuddha]] ([[Pratyekabuddha]]-[[yāna]]). Both of these earlier ‘vehicles’ are [[Thought]] to be deficient by [[Virtue]] of their lesser [[concern]] for others.
 
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Bodhisattvayāna; (Sanskrit). The ‘Vehicle of the Bodhisattvas’.

An alternative designation for the Mahāyāna or ‘Great Vehicle’, it is the way, means, or method by which Bodhisattvas pursue their religious career. It distinguishes itself from the two methods employed by the Hīnayāna or ‘Small Vehicle’, namely the ‘Vehicle of the Hearers’ (Śrāvakayāna), and the goal of personal Enlightenment (Bodhi) in seclusion of the Pratyekabuddha (Pratyekabuddha-yāna). Both of these earlier ‘vehicles’ are Thought to be deficient by Virtue of their lesser concern for others.

Source

dictionary.buddhistdoor.com