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Milinda’s Questions section on Buddha Remembrance
The king said: “Venerable Nāgasena, you said this, ‘One could do evil for a hundred years, but at the time of death might obtain a single mindful moment on a quality of the Buddha, and thus arise in the realm of the devas,’ I don’t believe this. And then you said, ‘One might arise in a hell realm by killing one person,’ this too I don’t believe.”
[Nāgasena:] “What do you think, your majesty, could even a small stone float on the water without a boat?”
“Certainly not, venerable sir.”
“But, your majesty, could even a load of a hundred stones loaded onto a boat float on the water?”
“Yes, venerable sir.”
“Your majesty, skilled deeds should be considered as like a boat.”
“You are clever, Venerable Nāgasena!”
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Amitabha, and Sukhāvatī Lokeśvara with Sitā Tārā. Bronze. Ca. 15th–16th centuries CE, Nepal.
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"Seeking the Pure Land in Tangut Art" in By Michelle C. Wang 王慧蘭
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