Ask your friend to help you translate the Sanskrit font of "South Amitabha" ~ ~ Thank you ~ ~!

? The word "Amitabha" is a new combination of Sanskrit words that Master Kumarajiva will translate into Chinese in Buddhist scripture translation. The word "Amitabha Postscript" is translated into "Amitabha", and the word "Tathagata" is replaced by the word "Buddha" expressed in the Chinese word "Buddha No.1", which is the common word "Amitabha" in Sanskrit. The "Amitabha" in Han Buddhism actually contains many meanings, such as infinite light (Brahman's name Amitābha) and infinite life (Brahman's name Amitayus). In the Tang Dynasty, Master Xuanzang retranslated the Amitabha Sutra, which was titled "Praising the Pure Land Buddha's Receiving Sutra", and the two names and reasons of Amitabha Buddha were stated in the sutra.

? The above picture shows the Sanskrit picture of Siddhartha Tathagata (Sanskrit includes Siddhartha Tathagata, Tiancheng Tathagata, Lanza Tathagata, etc.), which is transliterated in Sanskrit Roman Pinyin: namo amitābha tathāgatāya (Sanskrit reads "Namou? Ami-Poya-Ta-Ga-Ya "), namo? Amitābha means boundless light, tathāgata means Tathagata in Sanskrit, followed by aya to express admiration and sigh! The word before "-"should be pronounced long!

? You can also match the pictures provided by the school with the Chinese character "Amitabha Buddha in the south" to make slogans and auspicious stickers in comparison with Sanskrit and Chinese, and stick them in the temple or the sitting room at home! Remember not to tattoo it on your body, because it is the name of the Buddha, and the protector will respect you. If you tattoo it on your body, you will treat yourself as a "canvas", but your "canvas" has neither converted to Buddhism nor known what the precepts are, and your body, mouth and mind are extremely unclean, just like offering filth to the Buddha, which will annoy the protector to punish you. Don't bring yourself unnecessary trouble because of ignorance! Please be careful!