Essentials of Pure Land Buddhism – Part 4
February 24, 2010 by PuFa
Filed under Pure Land Buddhism
The Buddha Recitation Teachings
of the Maha-Bodhisattvas
The Maha-Bodhisattvas have left much advice and many teachings regarding how to practice Buddha Recitation, but in this context, I (Buddha Recitation Venerable Dharma Master Thich Hai-Quang) will recount only the few following teachings:
1. The Buddha Recitation teachings of Mahasthamaprapta Maha-Bodhisattva:
(This Maha-Bodhisattva in one of the “Three [...]
Essentials of Pure Land Buddhism – Part 3
December 6, 2009 by PuFa
Filed under Pure Land Buddhism
the “Ultimate Bodhi Mind” is the mind that vows to attain the Ultimate Enlightenment of Buddhahood in order to: Help and rescue all sentient beings.
Essentials of Pure Land Buddhism – Part 2
December 6, 2009 by PuFa
Filed under Pure Land Buddhism
As the Eleventh Patriarch of Chinese Pureland Buddhism, Great Master Sua-Sen taught:
In Pureland Buddhism, having Faith consists of six components: self, others, cause, effect, theory, and practice.
Essential of Pure Land Buddhism – Part 1
December 6, 2009 by PuFa
Filed under Pure Land Buddhism
To pass on the Buddha’s proper view and proper Dharma with the intention of guiding the nine realms of sentient beings to follow the path of peace and tranquillity, to end all suffering, and to attain the ultimate enlightenment. Specifically, to the Dharma Door of Pureland Buddhism, there are three essential components
Copying from Print to the website
November 28, 2009 by PuFa
Filed under Amituofo.com Blog
I have started copying the translation of the Infinite Life Sutra. I could not find this particular transition on the Internet. This is closely link to the Wu Liang Shou Jing (Infinite Life Sutra) which is another Chinese translation of the Larger Amitabha Sutra – the actual Sutra title is “The Buddha’s Teaching On The [...]
Amituofo and Pure Land Buddhism
April 30, 2009 by PuFa
Filed under Pure Land Buddhism
Pure Land Buddhism is centred around the Buddha Amitabha (“Infinite-Light”), also known as the Buddha Amitayus (“Infinite-Life”), whose double name is shortened to “Amituo” in Chinese, “Amida” in Japanese and “Adida” in Korean and Vietnamese. Pure Land Buddhism is among the most influential forms of Mahayana Buddhism is described as the Path of Serene Trust, or faith. The object of Pure Land Buddhism is rebirth into the Land of Bliss.
