The Bodhisattva Kuan Yin is known as the Goddess of Mercy because she ensouls the God-qualities of mercy, compassion and forgiveness. She serves on the Karmic Board as the representative of the seventh ray (violet ray). She also held the office of chohan of the seventh ray for two thousand years until Saint Germain assumed that office in the late 1700s.
Kuan Yin literally means "looking on, or heeding, the sound," is considered to be a mistranslation of Avalokitevara (Sanskrit, "the lord who sees" or "the lord who hears the sounds of the world"). Among her many titles are "the great compassionate one," "great mercy, great pity," "salvation from misery, salvation from woe," "self-existent," "thousand arms and thousand eyes," "onlooking controller," and "sound of the world of light."
Kuan Yin’s flame is the color of orchids, the pink of divine love tempering the blue of the will of God. Her flower is a pink and violet lotus; the center, being pink, is as the mercy flame, becoming deeper and deeper violet on the periphery.
• Bonded marble
• Height: 7.5 x 8.5" wide
• Weight: 2 lb. 4 oz.
