Sukhavati, often referred to as the "Pure Land," is a concept in Mahayana Buddhism. It is described as a blissful realm where beings can attain enlightenment more easily. This paradise is presided over by the Buddha Amitabha, who vowed to create a place free from suffering for those who sincerely seek refuge in him. In Sukhavati, conditions are ideal for spiritual practice, with no distractions or obstacles. Devotees believe that by cultivating good deeds and reciting the name of Amitabha Buddha, they can be reborn in this Pure Land, allowing them to progress towards ultimate enlightenment.