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Amongst the five main schools in Chinese Buddhism, Pure Land Buddhism
is the simplest and the most direct way in practices for ordinary people. |
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The practice of Buddha recitation is fundamental in moral conducts,
which is essential in Vinaya school. |
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As the Teaching Buddhism, Hua Yen sect expounds Avatamsaka Realm,
it has no close relationship with Pure Land in practice. |
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The three main Sutras of Pure Land cover the teachings of the Five
Periods and Eight Teachings classified by Tien Tai Sect. |
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"Namo Amitabha Buddha" is not a Mantra. |
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Reciting Buddha's name as practiced in Pure Land Buddhism, and meditating
as practiced in Chan Buddhism is contradictory. |
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According to Mind-only Pure Land, if the mind is pure, the land is
pure. The Pure Mind is the enlightened Mind. |
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To cultivate Buddha's recitation in purifying mind, one can avoid
to get lost in one's demonic realms. |
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As Pure Land is just mind, one can say that there is not any Pure
Land. |
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In principle, both hell and Pure Land are the manifestation of the
mind. |
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