
How Much Do We Know About Amitabha Buddha and His Dharma?
Encountering the profound teachings and presence of the Buddha of Infinite Light reveals the power of the Name

Encountering the profound teachings and presence of the Buddha of Infinite Light reveals the power of the Name

Going beyond the primary scripture of the Pure Land school and exploring the virtues expanded on by the Contemplation Sutra

Alan Kwan provides guidance on how disciples can come to Amitabha Buddha through reaction, repentance, and recitation

Alan Kwan explores how Shakyamuni Buddha and Amitabha Buddha have charted profound cosmic plans for sentient beings’ destinies

Alan Kwan clarifies the deeper meaning of the Contemplation Sutra: that meditative virtues remain secondary to chanting the Name

Alan Kwan examines why Shakyamuni Buddha advised beings to be reborn in Amitabha’s paradise a full three times

The Pure Land Buddhist tradition is affirmed by Shakyamuni Buddha’s encouragement to strive for rebirth in the Land of Bliss

What prevents us from following and practicing any of Shakyamuni Buddha’s 84,000 expedient teachings and following Amitabha?

Remorse and shame are completely appropriate feelings in light of our karmic debts, but they connect us deeper to the Buddhas

Why the Pure Land teachings bring both Shakyamuni Buddha and Amitabha Buddha into a cosmic plan for our liberation

Exploring the unique nature of the Pure Land and the buddhahood-oriented goal of rebirth in Amitabha’s world

Exploring Master Shandao’s explanation of why the 18th Vow in Pure Land Buddhism is much more powerful than the 19th Vow