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[[File:Kwanyin Banner.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Kwan Yin Temple]] | [[File:Kwanyin Banner.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Kwan Yin Temple]] | ||
| − | [[Kwan Yin]], [[God]] of [[Mercy]], is also known as [[Avalokitesvara]]. The [[word]] avalokira means observes the {{Wiki|sounds}} of the [[world]] and [[isvara]] means lord. The full [[name]] has been widely interpreted as the lord who hears/looks in even [[direction]] and the lord of hearing the deepest. | + | [[Kwan Yin]], [[God]] of [[Mercy]], is also known as [[Avalokitesvara]]. The [[word]] [[avalokira]] means observes the {{Wiki|sounds}} of the [[world]] and [[isvara]] means lord. The full [[name]] has been widely interpreted as the lord who hears/looks in even [[direction]] and the lord of hearing the deepest. |
The great [[vow]] of [[Kwan Yin]] is to listen to the supplications from those in difficult in the [[world]] and to postpone her [[own]] [[Buddhahood]] until she has helped every being on [[earth]] achieving [[enlightenment]]. Therefore, she is treated as the [[embodiment]] of all the [[Buddhas]]' [[compassion]]. | The great [[vow]] of [[Kwan Yin]] is to listen to the supplications from those in difficult in the [[world]] and to postpone her [[own]] [[Buddhahood]] until she has helped every being on [[earth]] achieving [[enlightenment]]. Therefore, she is treated as the [[embodiment]] of all the [[Buddhas]]' [[compassion]]. | ||
| − | It is believed that [[Kwan Yin]] has 33 [[manifestations]], including [[Avalokitesvara]] who wears white [[robes]], [[Avalokitesvara]] the [[King]] | + | It is believed that [[Kwan Yin]] has 33 [[manifestations]], including [[Avalokitesvara]] who wears white [[robes]], [[Avalokitesvara]] the [[King of Merit]], [[Avalokiresvara]] of 1,000 hands and [[eyes]], [[Avalokitesvara]] of the {{Wiki|fish}} basket. |
Legend of [[Kwan Yin]]: The [[god]] was born as the third daughter of {{Wiki|Prince}} Zhuang of Chu (722 B. C. - 481 B.C.) named [[Miao Shan]]. [[Miao Shan]] was a devoted [[Buddhist]] who abstained from taking meat and chanted [[Buddhist sutras]] every day. She enters nunhood in her teenage years and attains [[enlightenment]] to help [[human beings]], relieving them of their {{Wiki|distress}}. | Legend of [[Kwan Yin]]: The [[god]] was born as the third daughter of {{Wiki|Prince}} Zhuang of Chu (722 B. C. - 481 B.C.) named [[Miao Shan]]. [[Miao Shan]] was a devoted [[Buddhist]] who abstained from taking meat and chanted [[Buddhist sutras]] every day. She enters nunhood in her teenage years and attains [[enlightenment]] to help [[human beings]], relieving them of their {{Wiki|distress}}. | ||
| − | The legend said Kwan Yin's birthday was on the nineteenth of February ({{Wiki|Lunar Calendar}}), enters nunhood on the nineteenth of June, and attains [[enlightenment]] on the nineteenth of September. | + | The legend said [[Kwan Yin's]] birthday was on the nineteenth of February ({{Wiki|Lunar Calendar}}), enters nunhood on the nineteenth of June, and attains [[enlightenment]] on the nineteenth of September. |
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| − | + | Kwanyin1.jpg|The Altar | |
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| − | + | Kwanyin4.jpg|The Facade | |
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| − | + | Kwanyin6.jpg|The Garden | |
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Latest revision as of 10:42, 8 November 2015
| Kwan Yin Temple | |
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Kwan Yin Temple Letterhead | |
| Information | |
| Tradition/Linage | Chinese, Pure Land |
| Main School | Mahayana |
| Sub School | Chinese, Pure Land |
| Contact Infotmation | |
| Address | 2 Second Avenue Canley Vale New South Wales 2166 Australia |
| Country | Australia |
| Coordinates | service=google }} {{#geocode:2Second AvenueCanley ValeNew South WalesAustralia|format=float|service=google}} service=google }}The "_geo" type of this property is invalid |
| Map | {{#display_map:{{#geocode:2Second AvenueCanley ValeNew South WalesAustralia}}|height=250px|width=250px|zoom=18}} |
| Phone | Phone::(02) 9726 5713, Phone::(04) 1913 8682 |
| Website | Website::http://kwanyin-temple.org/ "Website" has not been listed as valid URI scheme. |
| Email::phongky88@optusnet.com.auURIs of the form "Email::phongky88@optusnet.com.au" are not allowed. | |
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Kwan Yin - God of Mercy
Kwan Yin, God of Mercy, is also known as Avalokitesvara. The word avalokira means observes the sounds of the world and isvara means lord. The full name has been widely interpreted as the lord who hears/looks in even direction and the lord of hearing the deepest.
The great vow of Kwan Yin is to listen to the supplications from those in difficult in the world and to postpone her own Buddhahood until she has helped every being on earth achieving enlightenment. Therefore, she is treated as the embodiment of all the Buddhas' compassion.
It is believed that Kwan Yin has 33 manifestations, including Avalokitesvara who wears white robes, Avalokitesvara the King of Merit, Avalokiresvara of 1,000 hands and eyes, Avalokitesvara of the fish basket.
Legend of Kwan Yin: The god was born as the third daughter of Prince Zhuang of Chu (722 B. C. - 481 B.C.) named Miao Shan. Miao Shan was a devoted Buddhist who abstained from taking meat and chanted Buddhist sutras every day. She enters nunhood in her teenage years and attains enlightenment to help human beings, relieving them of their distress.
The legend said Kwan Yin's birthday was on the nineteenth of February (Lunar Calendar), enters nunhood on the nineteenth of June, and attains enlightenment on the nineteenth of September.
Photo Gallery :
The Altar
The grounds
Temple Halls
The Facade
Altar2
The Garden
