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...India, from the seventh century, when Buddhism was introduced into Tibet. “Amitâbha” (in Chinese, “Wu-lian-sheu”) means literally “Boundless Age,” a ...ient nations of Europe and the Boundless and Infinite of the Kabalists. If Amitâbha be a fiction of the Tibetans, or a new form of Wu-liang-sheu, “a fabulous

...seven Dhyani-Buddhas, Avalôkitêswara was the first Buddha (the Logos), so Amitâbha is the inner “ God ” of Gautama, who, in China, is called Ami ...gpas. He was born in the year 1355 a.d. in Amdo, and was the ''Avatar ''of Amitâbha, the celestial name of Gautama Buddha.

...the eternity of “sound,” the Buddhists claim by synthesis the eternity of Amitâbha, since he was the first to prove the eternity of the Self-born, Kwan-yin. K {{Style P-No indent|ö-pa-mé (Skt. Amitâbha)}}

...mself within the quiet precincts of his Sangharama ‡ transferred into Amitâbha Buddha. § Becoming one with Anuttara Samyak Sambodhi, || he may § Amitâbha Buddha is in this connection the “boundless light” by which things of t

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...has declared Avalokiteswara as Padmâpani “to be the Dhyâni Bodhisattva of Amitâbha Buddha”, it is indeed, because the former is ''the spiritual reflex in th

...an avatar of Avalokiteswara, and the Teschu Lama as one of Tson‐kha‐pa, or Amitâbha. There are two kinds of avatars: those born from woman, and the parentless,

...above. Put more clearly, Gautama, the human Buddha, who had, exoterically, Amitâbha for his Bodhisattva and Avolokiteshvara for his Dhyâni-Buddha—the triad

The supreme Buddha, or Amitâbha, they say, at the hour of the creation of man, caused a rosy ray of light t ...is pregnant with spiritual and divine, physical and magical meaning. From Amitâbha—''no colour'', or the ''white glory—''are

...tical subtlety in metaphysical arguments; and was the first teacher of the Amitâbha doctrine and a representative of the Mahayâna School. Viewed as the greate

...place:—the “upper” ling ascends heavenwards—into Nirvâna, the paradise of Amitâbha, or any other region of bliss that agrees with the respective sect of each