Why The Bodhisattva Works Alone Analysis

“Why the Bodhisattva Works Alone was a great introduction into world religions. The bodhisattva is a person that attains enlightenment. The will to act alone was one of the key ideas I took from the excerpt. The Bodhisattva took the things he learned and tried to save others from the corrupted world. Journeying out to help other obtain peace, to someday become enlightened. The tradition strongly emphasized was suffering. She stated all creatures are in pain, all suffer from bad hindering and karma. I felt that was his whole purpose of moving alone.
“I work to establish the realm of transcendent wisdoms for all beings”. I detected tensions within the world from this excerpt. The bodhisattva was not backing down and did not fear

anything. Willing to take on everyone problems so they could to become enlightened.
The bodhisattva stands alone and she puts on the armor of supreme wisdom. She is strong in the strength of her own strength. I do not turn back or run away, I do not tremble, I am not afraid, nor do I despair. Assuredly, I must bear the burdens of all beings for I have resolved to save them all. I must set them all free. I must save the whole world from the forest of birth, old age, disease, and rebirth, from misfortune and sin, from the round of birth and death, from the toils of delusion. For all beings are caught in the net of craving, encompassed by ignorance, held by the desire for existence; they are doomed to destruction, shut in a cage of pain. They are ignorant, untrustworthy, full of doubts, always at odds with one another, always prone to see evil; they cannot find a refuge in the ocean of existence; they are all on the edge of the gulf of destruction.
The bodhisattva was a passionate leader and only trusted himself. He was definitely an inspiration and true hero in this passage.In Mahayana tradition, a bodhisattva needs to be able to give up everything for others. In this passage, he did just that. He was willing to give his life for other people suffering. He no longer wanted the world to deal with pain. I must say, this was confusing.