And you can be born and reborn into these different realities. And the pure land, the pure land of bliss, the Sukhavati, is where you might wanna go if you are following, if you are practicing this belief in Amitabha Buddha. So at a very high level, Theravada Buddhism is all about this personal journey, trying to follow in the practice of Siddhartha Gautama Buddha through meditation, through recognizing the four noble truths by following the middle way, getting eventually in this life and in future lives to nirvana, becoming an arhat. Mahayana Buddhism has a more complex pantheon of celestial beings and deities, and it can be diverse from one part of the world to another. Eventually, the goal is for all sentient beings to achieve nirvana, but your individual goal can be better described as delaying nirvana, becoming a bodhisattva, and assisting all other sentient beings in achieving that nirvana. These are actually the attendant bodhisattvas on the left and the right of Amitabha Buddha. But you don't have just the help of the bodhisattvas, but there's also celestial beings, things that you can focus on, things that you can invoke to eventually help you get to that nirvana.