염불수행의 원리와 실제

Abstract

The history of Buddha Recollection practice dates from the Sakyamuni era. It is necessary to investigate the occurrence of sati practice before identifying Buddha Recollection. Gautama Siddhartha has been doing sati practice, or mindfulness practice, since the time of the prince. The same was true in the process of achieving enlightenment. After that, Sakyamuni introduced the practice technique of the Noble Eightfold Path to the world around Sati practice. Satipractice is to focus on one object and aware it. You notice breathing with a reference point at the end of your nose, which is a sitting technique. And it is also standing sati that notices the soles of one's feet when walking. Sati is described as 'remembering', which presupposes 'awareness' of the present self. Budha Recollection is to remember the appearance of Sakyamuni, and the practice began from remembering clearly. The discipliner clearly remembers various objects from Budha Recollection, such as Damma Recollection or Sangha Recollection. This resulted in numbers of 6sati, 8sati, and 10sati. Therefore, sati has been applied to practical exercises in various forms. Its diversity emerged as Standards of sati, of which Four standards of sati became an important sati technique from the beginning of Buddhism. The various rituals that accompany Buddha Recollection shape the culture. People also perceive this as art. For this reason, Buddha Recollection, which is the actual practice, often does not perform its original function. Therefore, in this paper, the realities were confirmed as the principle of practice Buddha Recollection. The goal of practice Buddha Recollection is of course to become a Buddha. I found the evidence in the relevant sutra. Here I searched for various terms for enlightenment. I also found that there are practice steps by faith-interpret and a willingness to enlightenment. In particular, it is a long tradition to chant the six letters of "Namu Amitabha Buddha" 10 times, which is a case cited in the Muryangsu Sutra and the Gwanmuryangsu Sutra. Buddhist Masters from Silla and Tang Dynasty cited "about ten chant" which they interpret in various ways. There are also various ways to practice 10chants. I analyzed and summarized the contents in this paper.