Woman Channels Teachings & Prophecies of Ancient Goddess

"I am making a path of breadcrumbs back to one’s true divine and peaceful nature. Every period of history needs some breadcrumb-makers”: Kuan Yin (5-04)

When Lena Lees prayed to a beautiful statue of the goddess Kuan Yin at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, there ensued a story almost too incredible to believe. A few years later, making an appointment with a hypnotherapist, Lena found herself engaged in an ongoing conversation: channeling the words and spiritual canons of the ancient Asian deity she had earlier prayed to. The story of the manifestation of this book is as fascinating and wondrous as its message. A tapestry of found pieces to the cosmic puzzle coupled with mystifying phenomenon, The Living Word of Kuan Yin is an account of an astounding journey involving a mother of three and her muse.

A meticulous chronicling of how through hypnosis, Asia’s ancient deity, Kuan Yin spoke through psychic channel, Lena Lees, this work ultimately demonstrates how each of us carry within us the twin potentials for rebirth: compassion and free will.

Focused upon the power of loving-kindness and the importance of personal life choices and beliefs, Kuan Yin speaks with immediacy and ardor. This transcription of her channeled words is unique as it represents a direct and authentic communication with this ancient goddess.

Insisting that the Buddha and Kuan Yin are like brother and sister, Kuan Yin teaches that much of society’s woes are due to “the great divide”, the separation between men and women. According to Kuan Yin, denigration of women contributes to the unfortunate and debilitating cycle of defeated women and terrified men.

When Kuan Yin “arrived” she didn’t come with a set of instructions. Like a spontaneous and incredibly wise child, she just is. Doing her own thing, she is the “action figure”, the dynamic embodiment of her empathetic and powerful message. Insisting that it is upon each of us to understand her kaleidoscopic shape shifting: Kuan Yin explains that it is our responsibility to unravel the mystery of her vast array of amazing and mysterious forms.
Speaking through Lena at this crucial historical moment, Kuan Yin offers her wondrous insight and wisdom. While instantaneous metamorphosis is, indeed, a very impressive skill, the full extent of Kuan Yin’s upaya-kaushalya, (expedient means) is truly stupendous. The fantastical (and sometimes whimsical) props and spiritual tools she brings with her (to each discourse) are to illustrate her spiritual teachings. One must wonder if Kuan Yin is limited in any way—whether her ability for charade and drama is, in fact, infinite.

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