The Legend of Guanyin Bodhisattva's Past and Present Lives

The legend of Avalokitesvara in this lifetime In the morning mist of the purple bamboo forest in the South China Sea, there is always a Sanskrit sound that transcends reincarnation - it is the lingering sound of Guanyin Bodhisattva's vows for many lifetimes. In her previous life, she was Princess Miaoshan, who sacrificed her life to gouge out her eyes to save her father. She swore in front of the ancient Buddha of Qingdeng, "I would like to turn into thousands of hands and eyes to overcome all the suffering in the world." The oath under the lotus seat became the eternal light in reincarnation. In her mortal lives, she was either a shepherdess, feeding hungry passers-by with compassion; or she was a traveling monk, lighting a lamp for the lost in the wind and rain; she was also transformed into a fisherman, rescuing an overturned boat in the stormy waves. In every life, she carved the word "compassion" into her soul in the world of fireworks. In this life, she is stationed in Xinanhai. A light willow branch can relieve drought and flood, and a sway of a pure bottle can heal wounds. When he sees the pain of separation in the world, he transforms into a refreshing breeze to comfort lovesickness; when he hears that there is illness or disaster in the world, he appears incarnate to bring good health. Her memories of many lifetimes are never the mark of the past, but the confidence to help others. Only by knowing the taste of hunger and cold can you better understand the warmth of charity; only by experiencing the fear of being lost can you understand the preciousness of guidance. The wind in the purple bamboo forest is still blowing. Her legend is never a myth from above, but every time she leans in to help her in countless lives, every gentle response in this life, and year after year, she uses her heart as a lamp to illuminate the way forward for all living beings.