Bodhisattva. Now the word bodhisattva is used in both traditions. In Theravada Buddhism, it's referred to someone who is trying to become an arhat, someone who is on the path to achieving nirvana. In Mahayana Buddhism, it is someone who has almost achieved nirvana, but holds that off in order to help the rest of sentient reality, the rest of sentient beings eventually achieve nirvana. And if you aren't one of the bodhisattvas, you have that help not only from bodhisattvas, but there's a fairly large grouping of celestial beings that are there to help, that are there to help focus your meditation and your energy. And what you see here is a depiction that's not atypical from a Mahayana Buddhist shrine. In the middle here, you have Amitabha Buddha.