I am the light of Quan Yin. I come on this day to escort you into compassion and blessings for you are truly a blessing to me. You stretch and dedicate yourself to walk upon the path of enlightenment, which is so often strewn with earthly hazards and physical pains. You are such blessings to me because you try so hard to fly above the earthly suffering into a place you can see with the eyes of your soul and provide healing from that point. You are blessings to me because you continue to pray against all odds.

You are my blessings and I come to help you remember the sacred contract that you have made with your body, with your mind, and your spirit. For the trinity of you is so very Holy. You house the very universe in your physical body. This WESAK gives to you doorways of entrance into the Void.

In the time of WESAK when the Buddha and the Christ came together they will not separate their dispensations and gifts but will become as One merging transfiguring and transmigrating, and blending ith the feminine face of God. As you merge with them vibrationally, you will become like water that has been in a jar too long and seeks the ocean.  becoming fluid in your future as you allow yourself to be poured into structures stretching yourself beyond any previous limitations.

This is a time for all of humanity to dispense with limitations and contractions, to dispense with the fear, and anger. Both the Buddha and the Christ come and ask you to dispense with all that is toxic and negative, release it. . These wesak dispensations come to you as cleansing bubbles.  Dispense with what keeps you less than. Dispense with what keeps you from loving one another. Dispense with what keeps another from loving you. Stop using the excuses of your past to keep yourself immobilized in the present. The vibration of what is ‘mother of light’ shines from below the emotional surface of tears.  I am Quan Yin and you are my blessing.

Quan Yin, a beautiful expression of the Divine Mother, a Great goddess and Mother of Compassion and Mercy. She is loved and revered throughout the world. Mercy means there is more assistance given through love than through merit earned. Kwan Yin is associated with the earth, fertility, birth, and healing. She has brought forth the energies of Magnified Healing.  Quan Yin the Goddess of Compassion is often depicted riding on a dragon. She is the eastern counterpart of Mother Mary, she works to balance the feminine energies. She is one of the Lords of Karma representing the sixth ray. Isis carried the same ‘mother energy’ in Egypt.

Quan Yin Is Regarded as the goddess of mercy. One of the several stories surrounding Quan Yin is that she was a Buddhist who through great love and sacrifice during real earth life, earned the right to enter Nirvana after death. While standing before the gates of Paradise she heard a cry of suffering from the earth below. Turning back to earth, she renounced her reward of eternal bliss and found immortality in the hearts of earth.

Quan Yin is a shortened form of a name that means One Who Sees and Hears the Cry from the Human World. Her Chinese title signifies, “She who always observes or pays attention to sounds. she who hears prayers. Worshipped especially by women, this goddess comforts the troubled, the sick, the lost, the senile, and the unfortunate. She is also regarded as protector of seafarers, farmers and travelers. Quan Yin is depicted as a barefoot, gracious woman dressed in beautiful, white flowing robes, with a white hood gracefully draped over the top of the head and carrying a small upturned vase of holy dew. She stands tall and slender, a figure of infinite grace, her gently composed features conveying selflessness and compassion.