FTP, identify this "greater vehicle" of Buddhism.
Its practitioners value individuality, and unlike their counterparts, do not seek to sacrifice it in favor of a universal and impersonal bliss. It is through an emphasis on worldly life that one is able to help others, and the individual should aspire to six personal perfections in becoming an ideal figure. These necessary virtues are outlined in the Large Sutra on Perfect Wisdom, and where its counterpart school believes in the concept of the arhat, this school embraces the idea of the bodhisattva. FTP, identify this "greater vehicle" of Buddhism.
Its practitioners value individuality, and unlike their counterparts, do not seek to sacrifice it in favor of a universal and impersonal bliss.
{Mahayana} Buddhism