What does the mantra of the monks Amit Buddha mean?

Amitabha Buddha 3] 1 Translation Amitayuta%yus, 2 Translation Amita%BHA, 3 Translation Manna AMR!Ta, Esoteric Buddhism calls Amitabha Buddha the king of nectar, and its great mantra says that the ten nectar masters are also. Bodhicitta Righteousness 9 says:

This Buddha is also known as the Buddha of Amitayus, Brahma Amitabha Yuli, and the cloud Amitabha is not carried, and this cloud is immeasurably bright Buddha. Therefore, the three names are the title of the three bodies of retribution by the law. But this is an esoteric theory.

The only one who shows his teachings is the first two names. The Amitabha Sutra says, "The Buddha is immeasurably bright." There is no obstacle in the country of the ten directions.

That's why it's called Amitabha. (omitted) the life span of the Buddha and his people are immeasurable, boundless, and the monks are eon. Hence the name Amitabha" is also.

Take refuge in my Buddha, that's Sanskrit.

Amitabha Buddha is the head of the Western Elysium (also known as the world of peace, the place of peace, the place of peace, etc.). He is also known as Amitabha, Ajikeda, and Ayidha. Abbreviated as Mida.

Sanskrit amita, paraphrased immeasurable. There is also a Sanskrit name amitayus, transliterated as amitayus, transliterated as amitayus; The Sanskrit name amita bha, transliterated as amitabha, amitabha, transliterated as immeasurable light.

The origin of Amitabha Buddha's enlightenment, according to the volume of the "Sutra of Amitayus", in the past, when the king Buddha lived in the world, there was a king who had a supreme Taoist heart, gave up the throne and became a monk, named Fazang Bhikshu, who practiced freely in the world at the king Buddha, was familiar with the pure land of the Buddhas, and made 48 special vows after five eons of thoughts. Since then, he has continued to accumulate merits, and before the ten eons ago, he is willing to complete his deeds and become Amitabha Buddha, and to attain the Pure Land of Bliss in the West (the West means stability and recuperation) in the West (the West means stability and recuperation). So far, he is still saying that the master of the Pure Land Gate can lead the Buddha to be reborn in the Western Pure Land, so it is also called the Buddha.

The three statues of Amitabha are usually served by Guanyin Bodhisattva and Dashi Zhi Bodhisattva, and together with these two statues, they are called the Three Sages of the West.

The Taoist Jishou is the Fusheng Immeasurable Heavenly Venerable, and the Buddha Gate is the Nanwu Amitabha Buddha.

Shouldn't it be the three clears?