What is Buddha Nature? 

Immeasurable ✨🙏Amituofo

@@PureLandBuddhism there are some questions I got like how universe came into existence?? What the sutras say about it.

@@PureLandBuddhism I have also heard that if someone hears the name of amitabah buddha then if not in this life but by the end of next birth amitabah buddha will deliver him . Is this true

Most likely if he has good enough karma then he will believe in Amitabha Buddha in the future, if not but if he still recites the name of Amituofo at the end of death despite with some doubts, he will be reborn in the Borderland of Doubt (also in the Pure Land but he can’t see the Buddha due to his doubts), and there he will eliminate all his doubts after some time and eventually he will be born in the Pure Land (as per the Infinite Life Sutra) 🙏 Amituofo

Sure, you can call it like that if you like, but do not be attached to the name "Allah". The true nature of reality is more like a "sea of Infinite potential energy", from it every phenomenon arises and passes into, like words in a book which can be written as different stories. There is an infinite potential for phenomena to arise from this "Buddha nature". This is why Muslims tell us that Allah should not be drawn or given any form to, but they do so out of fear, not just respect. This is not how you should perceive emptiness, like some sort of deity or fear. Emptiness has no actual form, but all forms come from it. It neither increases nor decreases and no concept can be really attached to it, not even a "sea of Infinite energy". It just is, always was, always will be. From it, infinite number of universes, stars, planets, trees, cats, aliens, rocks etc. can arise. But ultimately, they are not real, more like a dream. Yet this uncatchable "reality", with "no birth and death" is actually more real than any phenomena. Emptiness also has no attributes attached to it, so we should not be attached to the concept of it being some "all knowing, all powerful god" although if you reach Nirvana, there is really a possibility for the living being to know everything there is, since "emptiness" is connected to all phenomena in nature. It's more like a film set, which is ultimately real as it can produce an infinite number of films and the actual drama of life is the movie itself, which we know isn't real. It is real of course, but ultimately not. 😊😊😊 This is the beauty of Buddhist philosophy.