correct practices; right conduct
Buddhist term, especially in Jodo (Pure Land) Buddhism, referring to the practices that lead to rebirth in the Pure Land. Often contrasted with 助業 (auxiliary practices) and related to 正定業 (the rightly established practice).
In Jodo Buddhism, nembutsu is considered the correct practice.
Learn the difference between correct practices and auxiliary practices.
From 正 (correct) + 行 (practice/conduct). A Buddhist term with specific doctrinal meaning in Pure Land traditions.