Talk:Quan Yin Method
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My name is Alistair Dark, an Australian initiate of Supreme Master Ching Hai. I found the description of the five levels in the original article a little lacking and improved it to the best of my ability. I might improve it further. I stuck it in its own section- 'cosmology'.
As a student of the Master I am fully aware that the method is the same, in detail, as Surat Shabd Yoga, not some offshoot or derivative.
Cheers.—Preceding unsigned comment added by Alextababa (talk • contribs)
I am Ian, and i am a Buddhism, more to the 5 precepts stated, it's from Buddhism teaching of Siddhartha Gautama Buddha.
The 5 precepts is something like rules to be follow when you became of Buddhism, but theres no enforcement on this.
As for 'Quan Yin' Method, it's known as 'Guan Yin Fan Men' in Chinese, 'Guan Yin' is a Bodhisatva, and it's well known by everyone as the Goddess of Mercy.
As for Astronomy and Physics, you can refer to "Hua Yan" bible, one of the famous bible in Buddhism thats has very details and deep meaning about the universe and the truth about life.
Thank you.
Amituofo! —Preceding unsigned comment added by Alextababa (talk • contribs)
[edit] Any relation to?
There are two channelers who I know of that applies the Quan Yin term to their names, i.e. "Ancestor Quan Yin" and "Amorah Quan Yin". Is there any information related to these two that could be referred to in this article? __meco (talk) 23:43, 9 May 2008 (UTC)
