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nianfo
Sign in to savethumb|250px|Chinese Nianfo carving
Key facts
- Chinese.title
- 念佛
- Chinese.t
- 念佛
- Chinese.p
- niànfó
- Chinese.kanji
- 念仏
- Chinese.hiragana
- ねんぶつ
- Chinese.romaji
- nenbutsu
- Chinese.hangul
- 염불
- Chinese.rr
- yeombul
- Chinese.vie
- niệm Phật
via Wikipedia infobox
Article
31 sectionsContents
- Origins
- Indian Mahāyāna Buddhism
- Key Mahāyāna texts for East Asian Buddhism
- Nianfo in China
- The Chinese Pure Land tradition
- In other traditions
- Modern Chinese Buddhism
- In Korea
- Nembutsu in Japan
- The Pure Land sects
- Esoteric nembutsu
- Later developments
- In Vietnamese Buddhism
- Nianfo methods
- List of methods
- Group nianfo
- Graded nianfo paths
- Genshin's schema of practices
- Mental attitude
- Phrases used in recitation
- Sanskrit
- Nianfo in East Asia
- Variations and alternate names
- Alternate Sanskrit phrases
- Esoteric phrases
- East Asian Nianfo variants
- See also
- Notes
- References
- Bibliography
- External links
thumb|250px|Chinese Nianfo carving
Nianfo (, ; , ) is a Buddhist practice central to East Asian Buddhism. The Chinese term nianfo is a translation of Sanskrit Buddhānusmṛti| ("recollection of the Buddha"), a classic Buddhist mindfulness (smṛti) practice.