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Right Mindfulness, the Compass of Life

We flew to Malaysia from Nepal to attend the annual Tsok Offering of Guan Ying (Avalokiteshvara).

Becoming a Practitioner of Avalokiteshvara

By emulating Avalokiteshvara’s immeasurable loving-kindness, compassion, joy, and equanimity, we also aspire to relieve suffering, rescue those in distress, and dedicate ourselves to the welfare of beings.

Cultivating Spirituality and Compassion through the Great Compassion Mantra

Guan Yin had, in fact, already attained Buddhahood in the distant past. Yet, by the power of her great compassion and aspirations for sentient beings, she chose to manifest in the form of a bodhisattva.

Emulating the Aspiration of Guan Yin

Vairotsana Guan Yin and Tara

Today at LJM, there are the Tara statue and a Vairotsana Guan Yin statue from Mt. Putuo in our shrine hall. Guan Yin safeguards and guides us to see the clear light nature of the mind.

Get Close with Guan Yin

Now that you’re here at Ling Jiou Mountain (LJM), the bodhimanda of Guan Yin (Avalokiteshvara). Under these proper causes and conditions, be sure to take something back with you

Pervasive Manifestation of Guan Yin

Guan Yin (Avalokiteshvara) has the greatest connection with us. Sentient beings in places flourished with Dharma are closely connected with Guan Yin.

Guan Yin - Protector in Crises

Together, let’s aspire and accomplish the compassionate Dharma door of Guan Yin. By reciting the mantra, let’s dedicate the merit for world peace and the welfare of beings.