Occasionally, I can see Buddhist monks in several TV dramas. South without Amitabha? Did they read it correctly? In fact, although most star actors believe in Buddhism, their understanding of Buddhist theory is superficial. They don't know what orthodox Buddhism is and what localized Zen is, so many times they just pretend to read it, but they actually read it wrong.
South without Amitabha? What is the pronunciation of? I think religious people who really engage in Buddhism know best. At first, I often heard them say? (That touch) Amitabha? I think it's strange. What else is in Buddhism? (Then touch Amitabha? ? More than one? South without Amitabha? Really? Did you know this by chance by reading a book in the back? South without Amitabha? Just reading and doing? How about touching amitabha? .
Buddhism is not a native religion in China, but a foreign religion introduced from India. In China, it is divided into two branches. A branch was introduced into Tibet, called Tibetan Buddhism. This branch is integrated with the local Bonism, and its form is completely different from that of Buddhism introduced into the Central Plains. Their representative literary works include various thangkas and bone products. Buddhism introduced into the Central Plains combined with China culture to form Han Buddhism, the most famous of which was Zen initiated by Huineng, the sixth ancestor, which absorbed a small part of Zhuangzi's thoughts.
Because it is a religion from India, it will be completely different from China in language. South without Amitabha? It is a noun transliterated in Sanskrit itself, so it was difficult for people at that time to translate it into Chinese, and sometimes they had to make up some words or pronunciations themselves. So this? South without Amitabha? What is the meaning of?
Nanwu? Is it Sanskrit? namas？ The transliteration of this word, its original meaning refers to politeness, respect and conversion. Amitabha? What does this mean? Buddhism has two sayings: horizontal and vertical. The so-called vertical three refers to the past, present and future buddhas, that is, the past burning lamp Buddha, the present Sakyamuni Buddha and the future Maitreya Buddha. The so-called constant three refers to the three buddhas, namely the pharmacist Buddha, Sakyamuni Buddha and Amitabha Buddha.
So what does South Amitabha mean? Is it? Ah! Go to the world wholeheartedly after death, and submit to the western bliss Buddha Amitabha after death? Does it feel incredible? If the monk reads this meaning directly and says to you with his hands folded, do you feel very shocked?
But this is nothing, because after all, Sanskrit is very different from Chinese, and China people pay attention to translation? Xinyada? Sometimes for faith? Elegant? It has become the biggest requirement. What if it's reading? South without Amitabha? Everyone will think that this is very tall, and many people will come to believe in Buddhism, but what if you read it directly? Ah! Go to the world wholeheartedly after death, and submit to the western bliss Buddha Amitabha after death? There wouldn't be such an effect.