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Primal Vow
In Japanese Pure Land Buddhism, the is the 18th vow that is part of a series of 48 vows that Amitābha made in the ''Infinite Life Sutra''. ==Content== The text of the 18th vow of Amitabha Buddha, according to ''Infinite Life Sutra'', reads:〔(【引用サイトリンク】 url=http://www12.canvas.ne.jp/horai/larger-sutra-1.htm )〕 In the ''Amitāyurdhyāna Sūtra'', Buddha taught Ajātasattu's mother, Queen Videhi, that those who attain birth on the lowest level of the lowest grade are the sentient beings who commit such evils as the five gravest offenses, the ten evil acts and all kinds of immorality, when he is about to die, he may meet a good teacher, who consoles him in various ways, teaching him the wonderful Dharma and urging him to be mindful of the Buddha; but he is too tormented by pain to do so, so the good teacher then advises him to repeat nianfo ten times. Because he calls the Buddha's name, with each repetition, the evil karma which he has committed during eighty kotis of kalpas of Samsara is extinguished.
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