Its doctrines are the subject of the Raigo paintings and emphasize the so-called "eigtheenth vow." One group within this sect is known as the "Time School" because it emphasizes the performance of its defining action at set intervals, while another subgroup believes in the collective-merit doctrine of yuzu. It worships a member of the Dhyani whose name means "infinite light," and it practices "nembutsu," the repetition of that figure's name. FTP, name this school of Mahayana Buddhism which promi
Its doctrines are the subject of the Raigo paintings and emphasize the so-called "eigtheenth vow." One group within this sect is known as the "Time School" because it emphasizes the performance of its defining action at set intervals, while another subgroup believes in the collective-merit doctrine of yuzu. It worships a member of the Dhyani whose name means "infinite light," and it practices "nembutsu," the repetition of that figure's name. FTP, name this school of Mahayana Buddhism which promises rebirth in the Sukhavati, the namesake western paradise ruled by Amitabha at which one arrives in a blossoming lotus.
Its doctrines are the subject of the Raigo paintings and emphasize the so-called "eigtheenth vow.
Pure Land Buddhism (or Ch'ing-t'u; or Qingtu; or Jodo; or Omit'ofo; accept Amida before it is read)