Tịnh Độ, or the Pure Land, is a concept in Mahayana Buddhism that refers to a realm of existence where beings can attain enlightenment more easily. It is often associated with the Amitabha Buddha, who is believed to have created this pure realm as a place for practitioners to be reborn and cultivate their spiritual practice without the distractions of the material world. In the Tịnh Độ tradition, followers often recite the name of Amitabha Buddha as a form of devotion and to express their aspiration for rebirth in the Pure Land. This practice emphasizes faith, compassion, and the importance of community, making it accessible to a wide range of practitioners, regardless of their level of spiritual attainment.