SUMMER BLUE WELCOMES YOU
WITH A SUMMER BLUE SOLSTICE SURPRISE …
THAT WILL OPEN BOTH OF YOUR EYES
AND, A SPECIAL DEDICATION TO THE “BLUE TARA”
The Moon is the Mother’s Mirror Reflecting Back …
And, in that Mirror Lies No Lack …
Seeing Ourselves as We Truly Are …
A Part is Us … A Part One Star …
That Truly Catches By Surprise …
The Beauty of Our Mother’s Eyes …
MOTHER MOON
June 24 Full Moon 2021 – The Strawberry Full Moon Energy Portal has Opened! (Prepare Now)
DNA Awakening
On June 24, the fourth and final super full moon of 2021, wraps up an important season of the year. Capricorn, the sign of consequences and responsibility, will be the star player of the conclusion of super moon season. the strawberry full moon in Capricorn will take place on the 24th of the month this year. astrologers believe that June’s full moon will be one of the more energetically intense full moons, intuitive powers will increase as we approach the June full moon. the spiritual meaning of full moon June 2021 relates to good fortune, optimism and generosity.
Always Remember … Remember Always …
“Choose Love”
I’ll Tap My Wand as “My Dove of Love” flies across my Summer Blue Skies …
It’s Time That Quan Yin Speaks …
Are you Ready to Listen?
This Is the Answer
THE MOTHER IS THE MISSING LINK …
THE MOTHER IS THE HOLY SPIRIT…
THE MOTHER IS LOVE…
She brings order …
She is the comforter …
She is the fearless warrior …
SHE IS THE DEFENDER OF HER CHILDREN …
SHE IS HERE NOW …
BE HERE NOW WITH HER …
THE DIVINE MOTHER
QUAN YIN – ONE WHO HEARS THE CRIES OF THE WORLD…
THE GREAT MOTHER, QUAN YIN, HAS HEARD HER CHILDREN’S CRIES …
SHE HAS COME TO BRING HER LIGHT …
SHE TURNS EVIL INTO GOOD …
SHE TURNS HER NIGHT OF DARKNESS INTO LIGHT …
Quan Yin …
An Aspect of The Divine Mother
Quan Yin is one of the most revered deities throughout Asia and was originally considered to be male.
However, as legend has it and in more recent representations, Quan Yin is now often depicted with distinct, feminine features and wearing a long flowing gown.
She is known in various forms and poses – indeed there are more than thirty representations.
She can be seen holding a rosary in one hand, a symbol of her devotion to Buddhism and its tenets.
Or, with a child on one arm serving as a reminder of her role in supporting and assisting childless women.
Other times, she may be holding a willow branch, which is a symbol of being able to adapt and bend as needed, but not break in the process.
Another common depiction of Quan Yin is one of having a thousand arms, with eyes in the palms. The eyes help her to see those in need and her arms allow her to help stop the suffering.
A popular pose today is of Quan Yin seated or standing on a lotus blossom, which is one of the main symbols of Buddhist purity.
The Lotus blossom is considered to be a beautiful flower that grows out of mud.
Therefore it demonstrates that our hearts should be pure like the lotus flower, even though our lives might be surrounded by impurity.
The style I particularly like and chose for myself was the more traditional and classical version of Quan Yin.
She is shown riding the dragon, holding a vase containing the nectar of compassion and wisdom, pouring it into the Dragons mouth.
This demonstrates her role of pouring this empathy and compassion onto the world.
She is the Chinese Bodhisattva to whom childless women turn for help.
She manifests in any conceivable form wherever a being needs help.
Quan-yin, whose name means ‘who contemplates the (supplicating) sound of the world’, is one of the four great bodhisattvas of Buddhism.
Quan Yin refused to accept Nirvana since she considers such acceptance selfish in view of the ignorance and suffering of the great majority still living on the earth.
Her sacrifice symbolises an understanding of, and sharing of mankinds misery, infinite compassion, and a willingness to help those in distress.
She protects us from danger so, her invocation ‘Om Mani Padme Hum’ is the most common mantras in Tibet and recited by Buddhists worldwide.
It is found inscribed on prayer wheels, painted or carved on rocks, and even yak skulls.
Quan Yin is considered as the Divine Mother figure who is very close to the daily affairs of her devotees.”
She is merciful, caring, tender, compassionate, loving, protective, healing and all wise.
She brings dharma (order) …
She is the Great Comforter, The HOLY SPIRIT …
She is the fearless warrior …
She is the defender of her children.
In Catholicism, Mother Mary is considered a manifestation of the Divine Feminine …
“Mater” is the latin word for Mother …
So Mary represents the “Mother aspect of God” or the “matter universe” …
She comes to the aid of her children everywhere.
“The mantra associated with Quan Yin is ‘Om Mani Padme Hum’ which translates into…..
‘Hail the jewel (or pearl) in the lotus’.
This seemingly simple mantra is indeed profound hence; it is worthwhile pondering its meaning during recitation.
There is an implicit trust in Quan Yin’s saving grace and healing powers.
Om Mane Padme Hum; before you do so, read on to understand the importance of the words.
The first, Om(or Aum) is composed of three letters, A, U and M. These symbolise the practitioner’s impure body, speech, and mind.
They also symbolize the pure exalted body, speech, and mind of a Buddha.
All Buddhas were once just like us and then, on the path, they became enlightened.
The development of pure body, speech, and mind comes from gradually leaving the impure states behind, and in so doing, being transformed into the pure.
Mani, meaning jewel, symbolises the altruistic intention to become enlightened, compassionate, and loving.
Just as a jewel is capable of removing poverty, so the altruistic mind of enlightenment is capable of removing the poverty, or difficulties, of cyclic existence and of solitary peace.
Padme, means lotus and symbolises wisdom.
Just as a lotus grows forth from the mud but is not sullied by it, so the lotus indicates the quality of wisdom, which keeps you out of contradiction.
The last syllable, Hum, means inseparability or one-consciousness.
It is the belief that in practicising the mantra of Chengresik, the Bodhisattva of Compassion (The protective deity of Tibet), you may relieve negative karma and accumulate merit.
Speaking the mantra aloud or silently, playing a mantra CD, wearing it, spinning prayer wheels with the mantra, and carving mantra into stones are the usual and continuing practices.
Many believe that even the simple recitation of her name will bring her instantly to your aid.”
Excerpts From the Book “Quan Yin Speaks…Are You Ready”
by Shih Yin are in “quotes”
Finally …
Just so you know …
The Great Mother called the QFS (Quantum Financial System) being installed now …
The Quan Yin Financial System …
Again, Her cryptic initials of QFS …
It is Her System …
So Get Ready for Her New System to be installed as the Cabal is finally and completely taken down …
And Her Love Reigns Supreme …
Once More
A Special Dedication
This Summer Solstice Blog 2021 is dedicated to Tara, my daughter …
I know now that I named my daughter Tara/Summer Blue after the Blue Tara Quan Yin …
She has all of her traits and “her wings are enormous”.
About Blue Tara
Blue Tara, a buddha of protection
Blue Tara, or Ekajati, is associated with the transmutation of anger. A Protector expressing ferocious, wrathful, female energy who destroys all learning obstacles producing good luck and swift spiritual awakening. She removes fear of enemies, spreading joy and good fortune. She also removes personal blockages on our path to spiritual awakening.
She can be visualized as deep sapphire-blue or midnight-blue. She is seated upon a Blue Lotus Seat with one leg half extended (active pose), and holds a sapphire-crystal vajra dagger in her right hand, to pierce and cut through all energies opposing your Liberation from karma and samsara. In her left hand, She holds a sapphire-crystal bowl filled with lapis-blue Amrta or Elixir, to heal beings from all illness and suffering. She is the Mistress of the Blue Protector Wolves, Dogs and Hounds of Heaven, who are her assistants and messengers in protecting beings.
She is connected with the blue star Sirius (called the “Wolf Star” in Chinese; the “Dog Star” in some other languages), and you can meditate on that star in the sky to receive her Blessings.
The basic mantra for Her is:
(OM) BHIM TARE VRIM
bheem tah-reh vreem — the om is optional
Here the “Bhim” pierces and the “Vrim” cuts through all obstructive and destructive energies. Both syllables also cover and protect, as does the name “Tara”, which means both
“Saving Mother” and “Star Mother.”
