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| − | Also known as The Verses Praising [[Rebirth]] in the [[Pure Land]]. A work by [[Shan-tao]] (613-681), the third [[patriarch]] of the {{Wiki|Chinese}} [[Pure Land]] school, which describes the way of practice for [[attaining]] [[rebirth]] in the [[Pure Land]] of [[Amida Buddha]]. In it, [[Shan-tao]] formulates a method of reciting verses of praise, including those by [[Nagarjuna]] and [[Vasubandhu]], six times a day in {{Wiki|worship}} of [[Amida]] [[Buddha]]. | + | [[往生礼讃]] ([[Chin]] [[Wang-sheng-li-tsan]]; Jpn [[Ojo-raisan]] ) |
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| + | Also known as The Verses Praising [[Rebirth]] in the [[Pure Land]]. A work by [[Shan-tao]] (613-681), the third [[patriarch]] of the {{Wiki|Chinese}} [[Pure Land]] school, which describes the way of practice for [[attaining]] [[rebirth]] in the [[Pure Land]] of [[Amida Buddha]]. In it, [[Shan-tao]] formulates a method of reciting verses of praise, [[including]] those by [[Nagarjuna]] and [[Vasubandhu]], [[six times]] a day in {{Wiki|worship}} of [[Amida]] [[Buddha]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:01, 14 January 2024
Praising Rebirth in the Pure Land
往生礼讃 (Chin Wang-sheng-li-tsan; Jpn Ojo-raisan )
Also known as The Verses Praising Rebirth in the Pure Land. A work by Shan-tao (613-681), the third patriarch of the Chinese Pure Land school, which describes the way of practice for attaining rebirth in the Pure Land of Amida Buddha. In it, Shan-tao formulates a method of reciting verses of praise, including those by Nagarjuna and Vasubandhu, six times a day in worship of Amida Buddha.
