How do you know how many Buddha names you recite in a day?

With Buddha beads. Count. Or calculate it in time.

The specific method of calculating with time is as follows - 1Start by figuring out how many sounds you can pronounce per unit of time, such as a minute. - First look at the watch and recite the Buddha at your usual speed, and then count with the beads and so on, and calculate how many sounds you can recite in a minute if you recite the Buddha at a normal speed, such as 100 times a minute.

2.Look at how much time you spend from the beginning of chanting to the end of chanting, in order to ensure the accuracy of counting as much as possible, try to use your normal speed when chanting Buddha - when you start chanting, look at the time, for example, you start chanting at 8 o'clock, and when you finish chanting, quickly look at the time again, if the senior brother starts from 8 o'clock and ends at 9 o'clock. That's 60 minutes.

3.Calculate the total number of recitations – 100 times a minute can be recited, multiply the total time of 60 minutes of chanting, and that's 6,000 sounds. The above method is for the reference of the senior brother, there is no Amitabha Buddha in the south.

If you want to know how many Buddha names you recite in a day, you can try the following:

2.Calculate the number of Buddha chanting: You can calculate the number of Buddha chanting per day, for example, export the data from the Buddha chanting machine or mobile phone software, and calculate the total amount.

3.Count the number of Buddha chanting: You can count the number of Buddha chanting every day, for example, export the data in the Buddha chanting machine or mobile phone software, and count the total amount.

It is important to note that the number of chanting varies from person to person, and different people may have different speed and efficiency of chanting. In addition, the number of chanting is also affected by other factors such as mood, physical condition, etc. Therefore, it is not necessary to pursue the quantity of chanting too much, but to pay attention to the quality and effect of chanting.

Common methods are:

1.Use the chanting counter. **There is one inside, a few dollars a piece. Recite a sentence, press it, and the counter will record the number of times the Buddha has been recited.

2.Estimated by time. Chanting the Buddha, the medium speed is generally one second and one Buddha number. Then an hour is 3,600 times, and three hours is enough for 10,000 times.

It is not necessary to count.

Chanting the Buddha's name is a very common form of Buddhist practice.

But there is a big difference.

1. Xiufu. Because a certain Buddha made a vow when he became a Buddha, and someone recited his Buddha name, he could get xx blessings.

Therefore, there is a chanting of the Buddha number to count to reach a certain number and pray for blessings.

Among them, there is a fixed number of chanting Buddha, such as 108 numbers, 1080 numbers, here is the role of Buddhism "counting beads and prayer beads", twisting beads counting, 1 circle or a few circles to count the end, daily homework.

There are greedy people, or people who think that the total number will be as good as possible (there are a large number), and they are obsessed with counting.

For example, if you accumulate 30,000, 100,000, or 1,000,000 sounds, these people will buy a "counter" and press it once to automatically accumulate it.

2. Count into a fixed amount.

This is the most basic classification of Buddhist practice - human and heavenly meditation.

Or it can be called legal, delusional, and decided.

By focusing on an act that is free of distracted thoughts, it is convenient to settle down.

In the world, "counting sheep to hypnosis and falling asleep" is also the best application of this kind of method.

3. With the Buddha number into the determination, there is no need to count.

Similar to 2 meditation methods.

By reciting the Buddha's name or hearing the Buddha's name, focus on the "Buddha's name" in order to enter the meditation.

Slightly better than Class 2, it is easier to progress to a higher level of the first method.

4, 3 types of Buddha numbers into the determination, there are 2 kinds of oral recitation and silent recitation, silent recitation is not allowed to make a sound, let alone count, the others are the same as 3.

5. Recite the Buddha's samadhi.

This method is the same as "Zen meditation", which is to find "who is chanting the Buddha" (or "looking" for the "me" that controls the voice).

This is one of the highest levels of Buddhist practice.

You must not count, you can't focus on the "Buddha number", and chanting the Buddha out loud is just convenient to help the fate (equivalent to, driving the ignition, after the vehicle is driving, you can't ignite it repeatedly).

Question: How many Buddha names can be recited at least once a day to be effective and effectively get rid of delusions? Mage:

Be careful not to use chanting the Buddha just as a task. The horizontal transcendence method is used vertically, and the patriarch often reprimands this practice. Reciting the Dharma first of all, we must solve the wish, always call for the help of Amitabha, Amitabha Buddha is in my heart, I am in Amitabha's heart, I am the sentient beings in the Buddha's heart, the Buddha is the Buddha in my heart, and the induction of Taoism is present.

Thoughts are made to give birth to pure land thoughts, and thoughts are joyful, so that thoughts have an effect! You can't keep thinking: how can you still have delusional thoughts?

We don't care about delusional thoughts, as long as we have this Buddha name in the delusional thoughts, we can keep it and hold it steadily, this is my left ticket to my past life, and I will get peace of mind and happiness. If you have a wishing mindset, you must recite at least 10,000 Buddha numbers a day, just like a primary school student doing homework, you must complete it, and don't sleep until you finish reciting 10,000 Buddha numbers. If you are too busy to complete it that day, you will have to make up for it on another day.

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