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Buddhist concept of interpenetration. Pure Land Buddhists believe that all things are dependent on each other for their existence, so that everyone will be reborn in the Pure Land if only one person does so through attaining enlightenment. Pure Land religious leaders can lead the life of a householder, similar in many ways to any member of the Buddhist laity.



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Many cultures used beads to focus prayers, and Clark used the examples of the Catholic rosary, Buddhist prayer beads, and Islamic beads used to recite the ninety-nine names of Allah.
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