Buddhist

Step 1: Recall the three types of sufferings.
Bauddha darśan meṁ duḥkha ko tīn rūpoṁ meṁ vyākhyā kiyā gayā hai—(i) Dukha-dukkhatā (direct suffering),
(ii) Vipariṇāma-dukkha (suffering due to change), aur (iii) Saṁskāra-dukkha (suffering due to conditioned existence).
Step 2: What happens after cessation of all three?
In tīn prakār ke duḥkha kā samūl nirodh hī Nirvāṇa hai.
Nirvāṇa arthāt tr̥ṣṇā, kleśa aur punarjanma cakra kā ant—param śānti aur muktī.
Step 3: Analysis of options.
- Ānandātīśaya: Ānand kā atiśaya avasthā darśāyī gayī hai, par yeh Nirvāṇa kā synonym nahīṁ.
- Brahamānanda: Vedāntic/Upaniṣadic concept hai, Bauddha pariśrama se alag.
- Nirvāṇa: Bilkul sahi—tīn prakār ke duḥkha ke samāpti par yahi prāpti hotī hai.
- Bodhisattva bhūmiḥ: Bodhisattva mārga ke daśa bhūmiyoṁ kā ullekh hai, par duḥkha-nivṛtti kā ant phal Nirvāṇa hai.
Step 4: Conclusion.
Is prashn kā saṭīk uttar hai Nirvāṇa.

Concept: In Buddhist tradition, Maitreya is regarded as the future Buddha who will appear on earth to renew the Dharma after the teachings of Gautama Buddha have declined. He is currently believed to reside in the Tushita Heaven, a celestial realm where Bodhisattvas await their final birth.
Step 1: Understand the role of a future Buddha.
A future Buddha is one who is destined to attain enlightenment and teach the Dharma in a future age.
Step 2: Identify the correct figure.
Maitreya is specifically mentioned in Buddhist texts as the Bodhisattva residing in Tushita Heaven awaiting his descent to earth.
Step 3: Analyze the options.

• Avalokiteshvara – Bodhisattva of compassion
• Maitreya – future Buddha (correct)
• Manjushri – Bodhisattva of wisdom
• Amitabha – Buddha associated with the Pure Land