I have two Kwan Yin jade necklaces. I was Introduced to her by China Galland after you both discussed her amazing book, Longing for Darkness, in your series of interviews with mystic teachers a while back. They were beautiful interviews. I learned so much. Thank you for your work.
“Kwan Yin. Goddess of mercy. She Who Hears the Cries of the World. She who sees every corner of creation and tends it with motherly extravagance and fierce protectiveness.” Thank you. Deep bows.
I love this. I have long loved Kwan Yin. She fiercely guards my bookshelves, which house many books that help heal my troubled mind from the ugly, angry world ...
The image of Kwan Yin is an inspiration to me. Especially in a time when we need to grow our capacity to hold, to connect, to surrender, to listen to the wisdom held in our bodies, and to fight with fierce, loving mother sort of love
Not too long ago at the Princeton Museum of Art there was a sculpture of her and I stopped to take a photo and kept saying with delight to everyone who passed by, ”It’s Kwan Yin, it’s Kwan Yin!”
KWAN YIN. This touches the INNERMOST of our soul. What will HEAL this world.
Beautiful, thank you Marietta ❤️
Awwww Kwan Yin.....thank you for this
Kwan Yin is one of my most beloved spiritual guides too.🌸 Thank you for this nice essay!
Thank you, Kaja ❤️
I have two Kwan Yin jade necklaces. I was Introduced to her by China Galland after you both discussed her amazing book, Longing for Darkness, in your series of interviews with mystic teachers a while back. They were beautiful interviews. I learned so much. Thank you for your work.
How lovely, thank you so much for sharing that, Brianne ❤️
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“Kwan Yin. Goddess of mercy. She Who Hears the Cries of the World. She who sees every corner of creation and tends it with motherly extravagance and fierce protectiveness.” Thank you. Deep bows.
🙏🙏❤️❤️ Sadhu
It always amazes me, this story!
I love this. I have long loved Kwan Yin. She fiercely guards my bookshelves, which house many books that help heal my troubled mind from the ugly, angry world ...
Thank you, Carol Ann 💗
the capacity to soften and yield to the pain of the world 🩷
Yes, Marci, you totally get it.
I had no idea. Thanks again for expanding my spiritual knowledge 🧡
Thank you, Lorna 🧡
The image of Kwan Yin is an inspiration to me. Especially in a time when we need to grow our capacity to hold, to connect, to surrender, to listen to the wisdom held in our bodies, and to fight with fierce, loving mother sort of love
Thank you, Corie. Kwan Yin’s image is an inspiration to me, too. 🧡
Not too long ago at the Princeton Museum of Art there was a sculpture of her and I stopped to take a photo and kept saying with delight to everyone who passed by, ”It’s Kwan Yin, it’s Kwan Yin!”
Om Mani Padme Hum ♥️
It sounds amazing.