Mani Land Fiji
斐济摩尼地简介
斐济摩尼地，又名净土院。摩尼地是一所国际化汉传佛教的女众丛林寺院。一群常住比丘尼在此安住修学。
斐济摩尼地 · 净土院
About Mani Land Fiji
Mani Land Fiji, also known as the Pure Land Nunnery, is an international Chinese Buddhist monastery for nuns. A community of resident bhikkhunis lives and practises here.
斐济摩尼地坐落于斐济瓦努阿岛萨武萨武镇百龙谷，与斐济弥陀寺男众道场相距1.4公里。在2024年比丘尼正式入住之前，道场由恩师阿玛达慈悲赐名“摩尼地”，意为出生一切功德之地。这里亦是果地觉教法的实践之地，同时承载着接引后学，续佛慧命的使命。
道场虽然地处热带，却独有宜人气候。白日间阳光充足，而不灼人；入夜之后凉风习习，清净舒适。四季雨水充沛，出生新鲜瓜果蔬菜，供养僧众。四周环抱原始热带雨林，山水自然天成，生态祥和纯净，远离尘嚣，适宜潜心办道。
Mani Land Fiji lies in Belego, Savusavu, on the island of Vanua Levu, Fiji, 1.4 km from Amitabha Monastery Fiji, the monastery for monks. Before the bhikkhunis formally took up residence in 2024, our kind teacher Amada compassionately gave the monastery its name, “Mani Land”, meaning the land from which all merit and virtue arise. It is a place where the teaching of Fruition-Ground Awakening (果地觉) is put into practice, and it carries the mission of guiding those who come after and continuing the wisdom-life of the Buddha.
Although the monastery lies in the tropics, it enjoys a uniquely pleasant climate. Days are sunny without being scorching; at night cool breezes bring a pure and comfortable calm. Abundant rain throughout the year yields fresh fruit and vegetables, offered to the Sangha. Surrounded by pristine tropical rainforest, with mountains and streams shaped by nature and a peaceful, unspoiled ecology, it lies far from the noise of the world, an ideal place for wholehearted practice.
常住比丘尼恪守僧人本分，日常以学习实践果地觉净土教法为核心，守护早晚功课，劳作出坡，依律行持，实践僧法。自建寺以来，僧团已举办剃度、授戒、出罪等僧团羯磨法事活动。从2026年开始，净土院成功举办了第一届短期出家活动，面向世界，接引向往梵行的女性，共同熏修解脱之道。
The resident bhikkhunis faithfully uphold their monastic duties. Their daily life centres on studying and practising the Fruition-Ground Awakening Pure Land teaching, keeping the morning and evening services, sharing in communal work, and living according to the Vinaya and the Sangha’s procedures. Since the monastery was founded, the Sangha has held tonsure, precept-conferral and rehabilitation ceremonies and other formal acts of the Sangha (karma). In 2026 the Pure Land Nunnery successfully held its first short-term monastic ordination programme, open to women around the world who aspire to the holy life, so that together they may cultivate the path to liberation.
