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Kuan Yin is showing me picture of a windsurfer skimming effortlessly along the ocean's surface," describes Ms. Lees. "While quite skilled, he is nevertheless very focused on the elements around him. The windsurfer is focused upon how to turn the sail. His question must always be, 'what am I going to do with the wind that is blowing right now,'" instructs Kuan Yin: __here are the waves and there is the wind, seen and unseen forces. Everyone has these same elements in their lives, the seen and unseen: karma and free will. The question is, __ow are you going to handle what you have?_ You are riding the karmic wave underneath and the wind can shift. Everyone must take what they see and deal with that which is unseen.
Hope Bradford Oracle of Compassion: The Living Word of Kuan Yin
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Kuan Yin is showing me picture of a windsurfer skimming effortlessly along the ocean's surface," describes Ms. Lees. "While quite skilled, he is nevertheless very focused on the elements around him. The windsurfer is focused upon how to turn the sail. His question must always be, 'what am I going to do with the wind that is blowing right now,'" instructs Kuan Yin: __here are the waves and there is the wind, seen and unseen forces. Everyone has these same elements in their lives, the seen and unseen: karma and free will. The question is, __ow are you going to handle what you have?_ You are riding the karmic wave underneath and the wind can shift. Everyone must take what they see and deal with that which is unseen.
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Oracle of Compassion: The Living Word of Kuan Yin

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