Is the slogan "Infinite Buddha" often read in Taoism equivalent to Amitabha in Buddhism? !

Many Taoist disciples, or monks, usually sing "Long life without boundaries" when they meet and say hello. In the face of goodwill and misfortune, they will also sing "Supreme Taiyi should be the Buddha" and "Supreme Taiyi should help the Buddha".

This is exactly the same as the "Amitabha" that Buddhist believers often say.

"Amitābha" is recorded in Sanskrit and Mahayana sutra. Amitabha Buddha once wished to establish a pure land in the west, so as to spread all beings and achieve infinite merits.

Among them, "Amitabha" is its taboo, meaning infinite light and infinite life, and Buddha is its title. Therefore, "Amitabha" is also called the Buddha with infinite life, which means having endless life.