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The 34 pages that link to Pure Land Buddhism, each with the reason it gives.

• Heian periodRelated: Its promise of salvation gained prominence amid late-Heian concerns about spiritual decline.

• HeavenRelated: Its Pure Land resembles paradise, yet serves as a setting for progress toward awakening.

• Mahayana sutrasRelated: Pure Land sutras provide its core scriptural narratives and practices.

• Buddhism in VietnamRelated: Recitation of Amitābha’s name is a widespread Vietnamese Buddhist practice.

• HiraizumiRelated: Its paradise imagery shaped the temples and gardens built by Hiraizumi’s rulers.

• GuanyinRelated: Guanyin appears as an attendant and compassionate guide in Pure Land traditions.

• Kobayashi IssaRelated: Issa’s religious commitments formed part of the spiritual background to his compassionate outlook.

• Mount LuRelated: Mount Lu’s early Buddhist community helped establish Pure Land practice in China.

• WonhyoRelated: Wonhyo helped make Pure Land practice accessible through teachings directed beyond elite monastic circles.

• Hòa HảoRelated: Its devotional orientation helps situate Hòa Hảo’s emphasis on accessible religious practice.

• Hajime TanabeRelated: Tanabe drew on its language of dependence and salvation to articulate faith beyond self-reliance.

• Refuge in BuddhismRelated: Reliance on Amitabha offers a distinctive expression of trust in a Buddha as a path to liberation.