Nianfo
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Nianfo (Çince: 念佛; pinyin: niànfó; Japonca: 念仏, romanize: nenbutsu; Korece: 염불, romanize: yeombul; Vietnamca: niệm Phật), Doğu Asya Budizmi'nin merkezinde yer alan bir Budizm uygulamasıdır. Çince bir terim olan nianfo, klasik bir Budist farkındalık (smṛti) uygulaması olan Sanskritçe buddhānusmṛtinin (veya "Buddha'nın hatırlanması") bir çevirisidir.
Buda Amitabha'ya odaklanan Nianfo, Arı Ülke Budizmi'ndeki en önemli uygulamadır. Doğu Asya Arı Ülke uygulaması bağlamında, nianfo terimi genellikle "Amitabha Buda'ya Saygı" ifadesiyle Amitabha adının sözlü tekrarını ifade eder. Aynı zamanda bu ifadenin kendisine de atıfta bulunabilir, bu durumda ona nianfo veya myōgō ("isim") de denebilir.
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