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In Buddhist tradition, who is a 'Bodhisattva'?
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- 1A fierce warrior who protects Buddhist monasteries from external invasions.
- 2A ruler who patronizes Buddhism and constructs stupas.
- 3A scholar who translates ancient Buddhist texts into western languages.
- 4An enlightened being who delays their own ultimate salvation to help mankind overcome suffering.✓
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An enlightened being who delays their own ultimate salvation to help mankind overcome suffering.
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