Buddhism is profound and profound. What does the monk often say "Namo Amitabha" mean and what mystery is hidden behind it?

Buddhism is very broad and profound. People often refer to Namo Amitabha. Among them, Namo is actually an honorific title for the Buddha in Buddhism. Just like when we usually say you, it is for the elders. Same respect. As for the four words Amitabha, they can also be separated, and each word has its own meaning.

Namo Amitabha, this is not a mantra, it is an honorific used by Buddhists for the Amitabha they worship, just like when we see elders or prestigious people, we say you It means the same thing as you, Nawu, which itself means paying tribute, returning to one's heart, and returning to one's heart.

The word "A" for Amitabha has many explanations in ancient articles, and also has many explanations in Buddhism. The most common meaning is, ah, it means good health, which means that a person's body is better and better to eat. The popular meaning of Mamaxiang. Mi means the root of wisdom. The general meaning is that the master looks at whether you have the root of wisdom and whether you have enlightenment. Tuo means to live longer. Ancient people generally did not have a particularly long life span, so they would entrust their longevity to gods. The last word is "Buddha", which means that you believe in the existence of Buddha and that Buddha can protect you. If you always say "Buddha" in your mouth, you should think of "Buddha" in your heart. Use Buddhism to restrain yourself and give yourself spiritual sustenance. Amitabha, generally means, respected Buddha, I hope you can bless me and keep me healthy and live a long life.

As long as you recite Amitabha Buddha, you can eliminate sins and gain merits. Regular recitation of Amitabha Buddha brings many benefits. Coupled with the accumulation over a long period of time, in order to express people's devotion to the Buddha, as long as they believe in All Buddhists would say "Namo Amitabha", and gradually this sentence became their mantra.