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Sukhāvatī, or the Western Paradise, refers to the western pure land of Amitābha in Mahayana Buddhism. The Sanskrit sukhavatī (sukhāvatī) is the feminine form of sukhāvat ("full of joy; blissful"), from sukha ("delight, joy") and -vat ("full of").
Usage examples of "sukhavati".
Devatas, one of the celestial dancing girls who entertain the blessed souls in the Sukhavati, the Pure Land between lives.
Maitreya, the Buddha of Future Times, proclaiming the eternal happiness of the village children, for they were all to be reborn in Sukhavati, the Pure Land of Amida, the Buddha of Compassionate Light.
Now they were parted forever, without hope of meeting again in the afterlife, for Heaven and Sukhavati could not both exist, nor Jesus Christ and Amida Buddha.
Many, like everyone in Yamanaka Village, followed the teachings of Honen and Shinran, who explained in simple terms the way of Amida Buddha and the path to Sukhavati, the Pure Land.