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Amitabha Buddha Heart Mantra 阿弥陀佛心咒
The Heart Mantra of Amitābha Buddha, also known as the One-Syllable Heart Mantra of Amitābha, the Rebirth Mantra of Amitābha, or the Great Bliss Heart Mantra of Amitābha.

The Amitābha Heart Mantra originates from Padmasambhava’s “Secret Teachings on Hearing and Liberation in the Bardo” (Bardo Tödröl). It is considered the mantra among mantras, the most esoteric of the esoteric—it is the “King of Mantras.”

This mantra is Amitābha Buddha’s sacred formula to lead sentient beings to rebirth in the Pure Land. It is also called Amitābha’s Heart Seal. Reciting it regularly can eliminate calamities and illnesses. At the end of one’s life, it ensures rebirth in the Pure Land, and even guarantees rebirth in the highest tier of the Land of Ultimate Bliss (Sukhāvatī).

The Great Bliss Heart Mantra of Amitābha is the Eleven-Syllable Root Mantra. By reciting it 300,000 times, one attains spiritual accomplishment (siddhi). The Buddha manifests compassion even to those without previous connections, later guiding them through aspiration. It removes untimely death in this life and provides a swift and profound path to the Pure Land in the next. Therefore, all who are karmically connected should diligently cultivate it.

The Immeasurable Merits of the Great Bliss Heart Mantra:
The Heart Mantra is Amitābha Buddha’s secret speech. It is understood only by Buddhas themselves—even Bodhisattvas below the level of Perfect Enlightenment do not comprehend its full meaning. Thus, the merit of reciting the Amitābha Heart Mantra surpasses that of reciting Bodhisattva mantras.
Each word and syllable of the mantra carries infinite meaning. As with Mahāyāna scriptures, even their explicit teachings contain boundless significance and inexhaustible Dharma flavor. The Amitābha Heart Mantra, when recited, naturally brings immense and limitless merit.
Some mantras contain the names of various spirits and deities. The Buddha calls upon these beings to protect the practitioner. Therefore, mantras often transcend conventional language.
Mantras are the secret language of the Buddhas, like commands within a military. Reciting them brings success in all endeavors and invokes the protective mindfulness of all Buddhas, as well as blessings from celestial beings and dragons.
Chanting mantras receives the inconceivable blessings of the Tathāgatas. Reciting the Amitābha Heart Mantra can eliminate the heavy karma accumulated over eighty billion kalpas of life and death.

Why Amitābha Buddha?
Amitābha Buddha (阿弥陀佛, “Buddha of Infinite Light”) is especially revered in Pure Land Buddhism, a major Mahāyāna tradition, because of the universal accessibility of his path to enlightenment. Unlike many Buddhist practices that require extensive meditation, wisdom, or monastic discipline, the path of Amitābha centers on faith, aspiration, and reciting his name — making it accessible to all beings, including laypeople.

✨ 3 Core Reasons Why Amitābha Is Central:

1. The 18th Vow (The Primal Vow)
In the Infinite Life Sutra (无量寿经), Amitābha made 48 vows before becoming a Buddha. His 18th vow says:
"If beings in the ten directions who hear my name, concentrate on me with faith and joy, and wish to be reborn in my land — even if they call my name as few as ten times — and they are not reborn there, may I not attain Buddhahood."
This vow guarantees rebirth in the Western Pure Land (Sukhāvatī) to anyone who sincerely recites his name — Namo Amitābha Buddha (南无阿弥陀佛) — with faith and aspiration. No other Buddha made such a radical, compassionate vow.

2. Pure Land Is Ideal for Final Liberation
The Western Pure Land is described as a perfect realm for achieving enlightenment:
No suffering or distraction
Constant presence of Dharma teachings
Amitābha and other enlightened beings help guide souls to Buddhahood
Easy access to full awakening without falling back into samsāra
It’s like a “spiritual fast track” to enlightenment — created specifically to help all sentient beings, even those in the darkest states.

3. Simplicity and Compassion for All
In our world — the Degenerate Age (末法时代) — it's said that our capacities for deep meditation or perfect morality are weak. The path of Amitābha is based not on personal achievement but on entrusting ourselves to his vow and light.
It's a path of humility, surrender, and faith, suitable for monks, laypeople, the elderly, the sick, and even those at the moment of death.




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