Some people ask why Buddhists call themselves Amitabha when they meet. What does this mean? That's a good question Amitabha means blessing. This sentence is Sanskrit in ancient India, which means, in our current words, a long life is a blessing. May you live a long life and be wise. If you like, the meaning in the blessing is very deep. Where is the depth? I am deeply alert to remind you that the brightness, boundlessness, openness and selflessness we demand in this world are important to all people, everything and everything. Every time we hear this sentence, we should be alert to ourselves.

Why? I can say that I am in an infinite disaster, so many people don't believe in past lives and afterlife. Let's think about this life. From the day you were born to your age, your thoughts are selfish. Selfishness is dark, not bright. We put aside selfishness and began to think about society, people, sentient beings, everyone and everything, and make contributions and services wholeheartedly. This heart is aboveboard. Amitabha this sentence contains this profound meaning, the meaning of perfection. Only oneself can be truly happy, which of course includes health and longevity. From the literal meaning of Amitabha, Amitabha means infinity, Buddha means longevity, and infinity includes all infinity. Everything you think is boundless, so this is a very complete and satisfactory blessing sentence. This is the first thing we said when we met, Amitabha. This sentence corresponds to all sentient beings in the void dharma world. Why? What all beings want, so it corresponds to the heart of all beings. There is no superstition in this decision. All the beauty in the world has been summed up, so all the beauty in the world is in this sentence, and this sentence is complete. We understand this meaning and call it Amitabha, which is more complete.