This term refers to a significant figure in Mahayana Buddhism, representing compassion and mercy. Avalokiteshvara is often depicted as a feminine figure and is revered in various cultures with different names.

Another name for the same Bodhisattva, used interchangeably, particularly in different cultural contexts.

Kannon is the Japanese name for Avalokiteshvara and is widely used in Japan. The name carries the same significance of compassion and mercy associated with the Bodhisattva.

This is an alternative Romanization of Kannon, reflecting different pronunciations and transliterations.

This name is used predominantly in Chinese contexts, referring to the same Bodhisattva, emphasizing her role in providing compassion and helping those in need.

This phrase describes the core quality that Avalokiteshvara embodies, highlighting the Bodhisattva's role in alleviating suffering and offering compassion to all sentient beings.