“In Kuan Yin we encounter compassion. … [S]he shines like a divine lighthouse, leading home the lost, the bewildered and the distressed. In her worship, the divine becomes suffused with beauty and grace, with love and mercy, with gentleness and wisdom.”
The word meditate has two quite contrary meanings. The usual dictionary one is “thinking,” but the later one – from the East – is “non-thinking.” (In essence, there’s the difference between East and West.)
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