Pure land

Pure Land (also Buddha field; skt: buddhakshetra; Tib. Sangs rgyas kyi zhing, dag zhing ;净土Chinese, Pinyin jìngtǔ, W.-G. ching- t'u; kor 정토, jeongto; jap净土, iodo. ) is especially in Amitabha Buddhism (also: Pure Land Buddhism) the idea of ​​a non- samsaric existence region in which all the conditions for spiritual practice for the attainment of Buddhahood are considered cheap and great spiritual merit can be accumulated.

Examples

• Abhirati ( Tib: mngon par dga ' ba), the pure land of the Buddha Vajrasattva Aksobhya
• Akanishta ( Tib: ' og min), inter alia, the (highest ) pure land of the Buddha Vajradhara
• Bhaiṣajyaguruvaiḍūrya - Prabhasa, the pure land of Bhaisajyaguru
• ' jam dpal zhing bkod, describes the pure land of Manjushri
• Khechara ( Tib: mkha ' spyod ), the pure land of the Dakini Vajravarahi
• Copper -colored Mountain (Tib.: Zang mdog dpal ri ), the pure land of Padmasambhava
• Potala ( Tib: pho brang ri bo gru 'dzin ), the pure land of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara
• Dpal dang ldan pa, the pure land of the Buddha Ratnasambhava
• Las pa'i rab rdzogs zhing, the pure land of the Buddha Amoghasiddhi
• Ratnaloka (Tibetan: lo lho phyogs ka'i khams rin po ba che'i snang ), southern Pure Land
• Shambhala ( Tib. bde ' byung ), the land of kings of Shambhala
• Sukhavati ( Tib. bde ba can), the pure land of the Buddha Amitabha
• Tushita, the pure land of the Buddha Maitreya
• Yulo Kopa ( Tib: g.yu lo bkod pa'i zhing ), the pure land of the Bodhisattva Tara

Chagdud Tulku has taken in Brazil to attempt to replicate the Pure Land of Padmasambhava in a suitable landscape.