"The Meanings of the Infinite Life Sutra", a commentary on the Buddhist scriptures. ①Written by Sui Huiyuan. Volume Two. It is a commentary on the Infinite Life Sutra. The purpose is to "preach what the Buddha Amitayus did, achieved and transformed". It is believed that what you do is "the original vow and practice of that Buddha", what you achieve is "the two fruits of the Dharmakaya and the Pure Land that you have now formed", and what you are taking is "generally taking in all sentient beings with predestined relationships in the ten directions and going to that country together". When interpreting the Bible, the scriptures are divided into three parts: preface, orthodoxy, and circulation. This book is not found in domestic collections. It is now found in Japan's "Swastika Xuzang" and "Taisho Zang". ②Written by Sui Jizang. One roll. It is a commentary on the Infinite Life Sutra. The content is divided into two parts: (1) briefly describing the main idea of the scripture and explaining the scripture questions; (2) explaining the scripture sentences. When interpreting the Bible, the scriptures are divided into three parts: preface, main explanation, and circulation. This book has not been circulated in China, and is not recorded in any collection of Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. It is now found in Japan's "Swastika Xuzang" and "Taisho Zang".
