
The Wonders of Reciting “Namo Amitabha Buddha”
The profound meaning of reciting Amitabha Buddha’s name is both multi-layered yet all-embracing, which can be practiced by all

The profound meaning of reciting Amitabha Buddha’s name is both multi-layered yet all-embracing, which can be practiced by all

Amitabha’s deliverance is pro-active, equal and unconditional, predicated on attaining Buddhahood in the Pure Land on the Easy Path

Towards a correct understanding the third scripture of the Pure Land tradition, especially regarding the mind of practice

Exploring the characteristics and qualities of the transcendent, paradisical Pure Land that lead to repose and Buddhahood

How the Pure Land tradition understands the Buddha’s departure from the world, and how to faithfully transmit the lamp of the Dharma

Alan Kwan presents a case for understanding the Pure Land scriptures on their own terms: as vehicles to Amitabha Buddha

If we want to be reborn in the Pure Land, we need to do these things to form a connection with Amitabha Buddha

An exploration of what it means to “see” Amitabha Buddha, and how to see him directly through complete entrusting

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

Shakyamuni Buddha outlines the real benefits of attaining rebirth, with real merit and virtues, in the Land of Bliss

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