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This school's main focus was to spread Buddhism's teachings to as many people as possible. It was a belief in the concept of Bodhisattvas, beings who have attained enlightenment but choose to remain in the world to help others achieve it-It was more inclusive and allowed for a more flexible interpretation of Buddhist teachings-This school allowed for the worship of deities and the use of rituals in practice-It emphasized the importance of compassion and helping others to achieve enlightenment-There was a belief in the existence of multiple Buddhas, not just the historical Buddha, and the possibility of attaining Buddhahood for all beings-This school is considered to be a more modern and developed form of Buddhism.

All three schools of Buddhism focus on spiritual and personal development, each with unique beliefs and practices. Theravada Buddhism focused on monasticism and elders' teachings, Mahayana Buddhism emphasized compassion and inclusivity, and Vajrayana Buddhism incorporated complex rituals and practices. Despite these differences, all three schools shared the common goal of helping individuals achieve enlightenment and lead a more fulfilling life.