Buddhist Iconography and Beliefs

Who is Maitreya? The Future Buddha in Indian History

Maitreya is considered the future Buddha who will eventually appear on Earth to achieve complete enlightenment and teach the pure dharma.

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With reference to the Indian History, who among the following is a future Buddha, yet to come to save the world?

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Detailed Solution & Historical Context

Concept


Buddhist eschatology (study of end times/future) includes the prophecy of a successor to the current Gautama Buddha.

Authentic Source Evidence


Maitreya is a Bodhisattva who currently resides in the Tushita Heaven and will descend to Earth when the Dharma has been forgotten to lead sentient beings to enlightenment.

Analytical Breakdown


  • Logic 1: Option C is correct. Maitreya is universally recognized across all Buddhist traditions as the 'Buddha of the Future'.

  • Logic 2: Avalokiteshvara (A) is the Bodhisattva of compassion. Padmapani (D) is a form of Avalokiteshvara (the lotus bearer). Lokesvara (B) is a title for Avalokiteshvara as 'Lord of the World'.
  • Conceptual Deep Dive & Logic

    "How is Maitreya typically depicted in Buddhist art?"

    He is often shown sitting on a throne with his legs down (European style), signifying his readiness to descend to earth.

    Examiner's Mindset & Pro-Tip

    "The concept of Maitreya reflects a cyclic view of time where the truth is periodically lost and rediscovered by a new Buddha."

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