英和和英

a manifestation of Buddha, named Amida

the Buddha called Amitabha

a Buddhist saint called 'miroku-bosatsu'

fictional human such as Buddha or Buddhist saint (Mirokubosatsu)

a Buddha called Shakanyorai

the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, named 'Kanzeon'

a Buddhist saint called {'Gakko-Bosatsu'}

a bodhisattva called the {'akasa-garbha bodhisattva'}

a Buddhist statue named {Samantabhadra}

a Buddha called a {Vairocana-buddha}

in Buddhism, a guardian deity named Jizo

a form of Buddha called 'Taho-nyorai' (prabhuta-ratnam)

a buddha named {Acala}

an image of Buddha named Kanzeon

an image of the Buddha called Dainichi Nyorai

a Buddhist image called {'Gakko-Bosatsu'}

a Buddhist painting depicting the situation of Amitabha descending from the Pure Land to greet the souls of the dead is depicted

in Buddhism, saints in the Land of Happiness

the Buddhist Godess of mercy, called "sho-kanzeon"

an image of the Buddhist guardian deity Jizo

the two dieties of Mahayana Buddhism, called Buddha and Bodhisattva

a Buddha image called {Acala}

a god of knowledge named {Tamonno}

in Buddhism, a comfortable world called the Western Pure Land

a halo around the head of a saint

the saving power inherent in the original vow of the Amida Buddha

a guardian deity of Buddhism called {Kumbhira}

Buddha as a noumenon

of Buddhism, the Pure Land where Buddha dwells

of a god, to descend from heaven