Are you sure? Is Amitabha real?

Amitabha Buddha is indeed real, and many practitioners can verify it. There is no need to doubt when the self-nature is self-sufficient.

For unbelievers, there are no ghosts, no Jade Emperor, no Jesus, and no devil ......What is there to debate?

Of course it's true. The Buddha is a true speaker, a truthful speaker, and a non-liar, so naturally he will not deceive us.

Deep into the scriptures, wisdom is like the sea. If you make a vow and do it yourself, it is true, and if you can't do it yourself, it is naturally false. In the hearts of sentient beings, the Buddha can do what the Buddha wishes, save others, have sufficient blessings and wisdom, and achieve nature, that is, there is truth and falsehood.

If you don't have a Buddha in your heart, you don't have a wish, you don't have happiness or wisdom, you naturally can't achieve it, so there is falsehood and no truth.

It's true, Nam no Amitabha!!

Sincerity is spirituality, faith is there, I think Amitabha Buddha exists.

First of all, it's normal for you not to believe in Amitabha, you have your own beliefs, and if you're an atheist, it's okay. But there are some things that you should never denigrate, because some things don't mean they don't exist if you don't see them.

There are some things that are true if you believe him, and not true if you don't believe him, so it depends on what you think in your own heart.

No one in the world can be sure of this question for the time being, because it is beyond the current scientific understanding of human beings, and perhaps with the development of science and technology in the future, a more reasonable answer can be given.

In fact, the Buddha is the same as a normal person, but he developed and grew in ancient times and was respected.

Whether Amitabha Buddha is real or not depends on your state of mind, and when your state of mind reaches the state of a Buddha, then you know.

Buddha is a great enlightened being. It can transcend the various visions of our mortal lady. If you want to know the answer, you can only understand many truths through your own actual practice.

We humans live only in humanity. And the world that the Buddha has manifested is not something that ordinary people can understand.

We can only go back through the classics, go deeper. No matter where we are in the world at the moment, we must also work hard to cultivate our hearts.

When you can practice seriously, you may gradually understand many problems. Rather than choosing what to believe through other people's dictations, the most important thing is to practice.

I don't believe in this, my advice, because our point of view is the same, and my advice is your own.

If you don't believe it, you don't believe it, and no one asks you to believe it, as you said, everyone has freedom of belief.

Amitabha Buddha is just a belief, do you say that faith is true? It's just a kind of spiritual sustenance!

Everyone's beliefs are different, it depends on your heart.

Back in 1900, some people said that you could carry it with you, and you wouldn't believe it.

Believe it or not, it's a person's belief that is different.

As long as there is a Buddha in the heart, it is a pure land.

Of course, this is very certain, Amitabha, of course, is real.

Amitabha is a transliteration of the Sanskrit word amitabha.

The pronunciation of Chinese in ancient times is very different from that of modern times. For example, the first sentence in the mantra of death:

Nam no Amitabha night.

It's Sanskrit namo

The transliteration of amitabhaya, if pronounced in the Chinese pronunciation of the Tang Dynasty, should be.

Namoa Amitaba (Namoa

midabaya)

This is closer to Sanskrit).

And now according to the modern Chinese phonetics, it is pronounced "Nan Wu Ami Duo Poye" (Namoami Duopoye).

This one is far from the truth.

According to this reasoning, the ancient "Amitabha" was originally pronounced "Amitaba". But nowadays, if you pronounce this pronunciation in Chinese Buddhism, you may think that it is wrong because the pronunciation does not conform to the mainstream. And because Tibetan is a pinyin script, there may be less phonetic changes, so the pronunciation of Amitabha Buddha in Tibetan Buddhism is closer to Sanskrit.

However, some patriarchs say that the accuracy of this pronunciation is not particularly important, but mainly due to the effort of faith and practice. It is believed that most of the practitioners of the Celery Great Pure Land Sect recite amituofo

Amitabha Buddha is the supreme king of light and the king of Buddhas. aqui te amo。