Amitabha Mantra

The recitation of Mantras in Chinese Pure Land Buddhism is a common part of devotions. The Mantra links us with the essence of the Buddha. The Amitabha Mantra is most often recited in the body of the evening chanting liturgy. One may transfer the merits of the recitation of the Mantra to all sentient beings for their liberty and re-birth into the Pure Land. Recited with sincerity and devotion the Manta brings great blessing.

南无 阿弥多婆夜
na mo a mi do ba ye
哆他伽多夜 哆地夜他
dwo ta ga do ye do di ye ta
阿弥利都婆毗 阿弥利哆 悉耽婆毗
a mi li do poh pi a mi li do si dan poh pi
阿弥利哆 毗迦兰帝
a mi li do pi jia lan di
阿弥利哆 毗迦兰多
ami li do pi jia lan do
伽弥腻 伽伽那
jia mi ni jia jia na
枳多迦利 娑婆诃
je do jia li sa poh ho


This Mantra can be recited 3, 5, 7, 21 or 108 times at morning or evening devotions.
The recitation of this mantra with sincerity enables one to be reborn in the Pure Land.

Mantra recitation brings supreme protection and blessing to the practitioner.