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[[Prayers]] for help arise from thousands of hearts, and thousands of [[prayers]] are answered by her [[vow]] of [[eternal]] [[compassion]]: [[Beings]] in [[Samsara]], who sail the [[ocean of suffering]], She will guide and deliver safely to the [[ultimate]] [[shore of enlightenment]]. | [[Prayers]] for help arise from thousands of hearts, and thousands of [[prayers]] are answered by her [[vow]] of [[eternal]] [[compassion]]: [[Beings]] in [[Samsara]], who sail the [[ocean of suffering]], She will guide and deliver safely to the [[ultimate]] [[shore of enlightenment]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:24, 23 October 2013
Gwan Yin Bodhisattva's compassion for all beings is so vast and inconceivable, our gratitude cannot comprehend nor fully express the magnitude of her blessings. Her body and garments of brilliant, translucent White Light. Her adornments, a white vase of Compassionate Water in her left hand, The Sacred Willow Branch in her right hand.
Enlightened through infinite acts of compassion countless lifetimes ago. Her feet rest upon a fragrant red lotus flower above a vast ocean. Her brows curved and radiant like the crescent of an autumn moon. With the sweet dew drops she sprinkles from her vase, She relieves the suffering of beings everywhere and always, for countless autumns.
Prayers for help arise from thousands of hearts, and thousands of prayers are answered by her vow of eternal compassion: Beings in Samsara, who sail the ocean of suffering, She will guide and deliver safely to the ultimate shore of enlightenment.
