there is nothing to gain in reciting the buddha's name, and boredom is the time to transcend

then some people say that it doesn’t taste like chanting this sentence namo amitabha. this tasteless place is his real honor. if people do things without taste and act, then we can transcend the adhesion of our love and hate, choices and emotions, so that we can truly transcend the blindness of our self-conscious habits, and that can bring us back to such a pure and untainted dharma realm. therefore, the chanting of namo amitabha without taste is a very important practice for a quarter of an hour. the ancients worked very diligently in this place. many people walk on the boat and chant buddha's name, saying: oh, there is no smell, i want to go down and rest. eat a piece of meat, drink a bottle of wine, or go out to watch a movie, go out to make a fuss, go play, and make yourself tired, and have a taste. what does it taste like? it is our past habits, habitual memory, physical memory, and certain environments. then you feel that there is no taste in this pure environment and no gains and losses. many people will feel that there is no taste, too no taste, too boring, and it is too boring to walk around amitabha buddha.