Who is Kuan Yin? Just as Mary is known in the Western world, Kuan Yin is seen as the Mother who comes to us through the path of Eastern tradition. Kuan Yin is considered both as being both masculine, and feminine. In her masculine form, she is known as Avalokiteshvara. Since she is a bodhisattva, Kuan Yin has sworn an oath not to enter nirvana until all living beings will be fully awakened and guided to their salvation. She is known as the bodhisattva of compassion and is considered an emanation of Amitabha Buddha. We can choose to walk the path of bodhisatvaship through her heart. When we recite the mantras of Kuan Yin for a specific manifestation, we become that mantra and can become all that Kuan Yin represents in that form.
- Elizabeth Clare Prophet, 1988
The power of grace. " . . . Grace is a very precious gift from God. As a member of the Karmic Council, I am convinced, that most of you will be able to appreciate my office. Constantly decrees and requests come to me. Some people ask me to be released from a particular health condition that is causing them concern, others ask for help for a loved one. Many of these requests are very personal supplications and some ask for change in the world order.
All of these, in the name of grace, get our attention. How could we also ignore the heart cry of God's children from everywhere.
Your Saint Germain said long ago, "The essence of grace does not tolerate coercion; She drips like gentle rain from above on what is below. Double blessing she is: She blesses both those who give her and those who receive her." Therefore I say: never, never, never, in all eternity is there a mistake made by him who is merciful to another part of life. Hardness of heart, hardness of feeling, poured out to any life, is the most effective projection in the cosmos that prevents the blessings of God from coming into manifestation. A number of people have only one person on the planet whom they are unwilling to forgive. And because they do not forgive, they also cannot receive an extraordinary outflow of the blessings of life. That is why the purification of absolute forgiveness is so important - and I do not mean the acceptance of domination by another stream of life. I tell you, humanity gives the greatest strength to other parts of life when it harbors feelings of discord toward its fellow man . . . . "
" . . . The power of grace, the power of outflow of the holy fire, the power of the love of God is something precious - a gift so sacred, so loving, that it must be considered far above jewels of physical embellishment, however beautiful they may be . . . "
Excerpt from a Pearl of Wisdom by Kuan Yin, vol. 59, no. 7~, July 4, 1960~.
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