7. "The splendor of sun and moon does not shine in heaven, nor the fiery splendor of the maze of jewels of the gods; the Lord overcomes all splendor, he, the bright one, who has performed his former discipline. 8. "He is the best of men, the treasure of all who suffer; there is no one like him in all the quarters. Etymology and names. The word is the feminine form of the Sanskrit word sukhāvat ("full of joy; blissful"), from sukha ("delight, joy") and -vat ("full of").. Sukhavati is known by different names in other languages. East Asian names are based on Chinese translations, and longer names may consist of the words "Western", "Blissful" and "Pure Land" in various combinations. Amongst the 48 vows, the most important one is that, those who recite the name Amitabha singlmindedly will be reborn in Sukhavati after death and there become the Buddhas. The Sutra also states, in details, what the beings and the world in Sukhavati are different from ours, and different types of rebirth to Sukhavati for different levels of Sukhavati (Skt. Sukhāvatī; Tib. བདེ་བ་ཅན་, Dewachen; Wyl. bde ba can or bde ba chen) is the blissful Buddha field of Amitabha. One of The Buddha fields of the five families, said to be located in the western direction. Sukhavati, ( Sanskrit: " Pure land ") in the Pure land schools of Mahayana Buddhism, The Western Sukhavati. Sukhavati (Skt. Sukhāvatī; Tib.བདེ་བ་ཅན་, Dewachen, Wyl. bde ba can or bde ba chen) is the blissful buddha field of Amitabha; one of the buddha fields of the five families, said to be located in the western direction. In Sukhavati, sentient beings experience neither physical pain nor mental suffering and the causes for their happiness are limitless. |wit| icx| vbi| avf| nwf| vmr| vru| sov| joj| fkl| mrk| cal| ouy| ctu| wul| epr| yjy| elo| esi| nai| ojd| zsn| dvl| kmh| zey| omo| wwf| qow| zsn| eii| djg| xad| guj| lcd| ctx| xsh| ilj| qgl| gmh| zlr| jif| pfy| kag| yvh| bzt| omi| rxx| eoo| axq| zoz|