Task: Text Categorization
Input (English): One of these is frequently depicted riding a white elephant with twelve tusks and established a set of ten vows. Another one holds a thunder scepter and a lasso used the hunt demons as well as a necklace made of serpents and protects his tradition's most important figure. Those two, Samantabhadra and Vajrapani, are frequently depicted alongside one of the best known of these who was given eleven heads, so that he could better hear the cries of the suffering, and a thousand arms with which to help them, and is also the narrator of the (*) Heart Sutra. In Theravada this is the term used for the stage a person reaches before becoming an Arhat, and they are seen as unnecessary since full Buddhas can also assist mankind. FTP, identify these enlightened figures central to Mahayana belief, who put off achieving Nirvana in order to save others.
Output (English): Social Science