First of all, from the perspective of "there is no Amitabha in the south", it is respectful, actually respectful worship. Perhaps many people can't think of the connection between the two, so naturally they can't think of its true meaning. "South Amitabha Buddha" itself comes from the name of a mage with boundless merits. As far as the translation skills of ancient Chinese characters are concerned, this is boundless perception, that is, knowing everything. Do you think it's incredible that one word can explain so much?

In fact, this is nothing unusual. Whenever Buddhists say "there is no Amitabha in the south", it is the highest respect for the Buddha. Among the believers, "there is no Amitabha in the south" is undoubtedly the norm and program in their hearts. Whenever people who believe in Buddhism say that there is no Amitabha in the south, they will respect Buddha more, which also implies that they believe in Buddhism at heart. Reading Amitabha Namo every day can also organically combine one's beliefs with one's actions, and finally achieve one's ideals and beliefs.

In fact, this is nothing unusual. Whenever Buddhists say "there is no Amitabha in the south", it is the highest respect for the Buddha. Among the believers, "there is no Amitabha in the south" is undoubtedly the norm and program in their hearts. Whenever people who believe in Buddhism say that there is no Amitabha in the south, they will respect Buddha more, which also implies that they believe in Buddhism at heart. Reading Amitabha Namo every day can also organically combine one's beliefs with one's actions, and finally achieve one's ideals and beliefs.

In fact, in addition to monks and; People other than nuns can also read "Amitabha in the South" every day. As the saying goes: now recite Buddha, now become Buddha. As long as there is a Buddha in your heart, there is Buddhism and Taoism everywhere. Often, some old people in our family often go to temples to burn incense and worship Buddha, praying for the Buddha to bless themselves and their families. This is also the expectation and assumption for some people. I have to say that Buddhism has its charm for thousands of years.

I have to say that Buddhist culture is also very colorful, and its connotation is also very colorful. It's just that the most common phrase "there is no Amitabha in the south" can be extended to many meanings. It is precisely because of this that people can pass on these thousands of religious beliefs from generation to generation. To this day, many people still believe in this Buddhist culture.