About Three Great Bodhisattvas →
Avalokiteshvara, Manjushri, and Vajrapani form the Three Great Bodhisattvas, together embodying the complete path to buddhahood — compassion that rescues beings from suffering, wisdom that cuts through delusion, and power that subdues the forces of evil.
The Three Great Bodhisattvas of Indian Mahayana Buddhism are the same triad venerated in Tibetan Buddhism as the Rigsum Gonpo, the Lords of the Three Families, each presiding over one of the three buddha-families of body, speech, and mind.
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