Need help with translation!

[chineseturtle]

Hi!

I'm new to chinese and have just started to learn writing, but I have a question about a mark a got from a friend. What does it say on this mark? Please help me translate it!

// turtle

[Carrie98]

“南无阿弥陀佛” pronounces “nán wú ē mí tuó fó” in Chinese. In Sanskrit language, it’s namo amita budha. It's a kind of chant. Please check more on www.learnchinese1on1.com.

[Maria362]

Hello, my dear friend. The mark you got from your friend is a typical mark of Buddihism. And the phrase "南无阿弥陀佛" is an Amita-buddha, which probably means "religious devotion to "佛"（similar to God in Christian's mind）. It's believer's good wishes and the expression of their determination to let "佛" guide their life.

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