Avalokiteśvara as hearer of the world’s cries

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Avalokiteśvara as hearer of the world’s cries is a compassionate bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism who attentively listens to the suffering of all beings and responds with mercy and aid.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist deity
Mahayana Buddhist figure
bodhisattva
aim liberation of all beings
relief of suffering
associatedConcept bodhisattva ideal
karuṇā
upāya
associatedWith Chapter 25 of the Lotus Sūtra
Lotus Sūtra NERFINISHED
coreAttribute active listening to suffering
compassion
mercy
cosmicFunction intervening to relieve suffering
listening to the cries of the world
embodies non-discriminating love
universal compassion
epithet hearer of the world’s cries
protector in times of danger
savior from suffering
hasQuality attentiveness to suffering
boundless empathy
swift response
invokedFor aid in distress
protection from danger
relief from fear
linkedToPractice meditation on compassion
prayer for compassionate aid
recitation of Avalokiteśvara’s name
moralExemplarFor altruistic action
cultivation of compassion
perceivedAs accessible savior
source of comfort
religion Buddhism
Mahayana Buddhism NERFINISHED
respondsTo cries of suffering beings
prayers for help
role hearer of the world’s cries
protector of all sentient beings
savior of suffering beings
symbolizes the ideal of listening deeply to others
the universe’s compassionate response
vow to aid all sentient beings
to remain in samsara until all beings are liberated
worshippedBy Mahayana Buddhists NERFINISHED
devotees seeking protection

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Perceiver of the Sounds of the World isTranslationOfConcept Avalokiteśvara as hearer of the world’s cries