I think both Mahayana and Theravada have unique perspectives on the teachings of Buddha. Mahayana emphasizes compassion and the idea of the bodhisattva, while Theravada focuses more on individual enlightenment though.
Interesting how Mahayana focuses on helping others reach enlightenment, while Theravada is more about personal insight. Curious—does anyone here practice one of these and feel a difference in daily life?
Buddhism's diversity is fascinating, especially with the distinct paths of Mahayana and Theravada! Each branch offers unique perspectives and practices that enrich the overall philosophy. It's amazing how these differences cater to various spiritual journeys and needs!