The main focus of Mahayana Buddhists is Buddha's compassion. Mahayana Buddhism emphasizes the idea of Bodhisattva, who are compassionate beings that strive to attain enlightenment not only for themselves but also for the benefit and salvation of all beings. This compassion is central to Mahayana teachings and practices. While Buddha's good deeds, commitment to a life of poverty, and writings are all important aspects of Mahayana Buddhism, compassion is considered the primary focus.
