The first sentence is the Buddhist song Amitabha, and there is no mercy and compassion in the paradise of the West in the south.

Death is a lifetime thing. There are obviously six interests in the dream, but there is nothing behind it. Fellow initiates: It's rare to have one person today. Before Buddha came to you, there were no lost people in the world. As long as after today, let go of Amitabha's self-nature, why worry about not being enlightened, be filial, be close to others, be kind to all beings, believe in cause and effect, believe in wishes, forget to read Amitabha quietly, and concentrate on the western paradise. Day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day. I read Amitabha, I read Amitabha, I read Amitabha, I wish to go to the West, Amitabha will pick me up, I want to ascend to the West, Amitabha will pick me up, the paradise in the West has no mercy, and all the buddhas and bodhisattvas in the ten countries wish six sentient beings, love and ruthlessness, equality of grievances, parting from joys in hardships, seeing Buddhas in flowers, upgrading their products, coming back, spreading dharma and benefiting life.