This is an awesome and beautiful oracle, and you do not even ask a question. I will enter a meditative and prayer state, and will ritually ask the Goddess of Compassion for Her advice to YOU!
The response will be sent to you via e-mail, and it will contain a short poem. A sentence with words of wisdom. A few lines of what "can" and "cannot" happen. A few other tidbits, and some "Advice to the Wayfarer," and the Dharma (teaching) of the reading!
You will receive the e-mail from FatherTimePublishing@ gmail.com so please be sure to look for it!
This is much different than my Psychic Readings, which I often perform while consulting the Goddess. In those, I answer specific questions. In this AWESOME reading...it's ALL HER! She knows YOUR situation, and you don't have to ask me anything!
I have some clients that love to get one of these daily, or a couple of times a week! If you become interested in this, send an e-mail inquiry and we can arrange a package deal!
The Price for ONE READING via e-mail is ONLY $6.95
There is, of course, no shipping charge.
By law we must say that these readings are for entertainment purposes only. If you need medical or legal advice, please consult a doctor or attorney. Not responsible for results of readings, spells, and good luck charms sold at FatherTimePublishing.com. You must be 18 or older.
Some Information About Kuan Yin, The Goddess Of Compassion:
A Bodhisattva is an “enlightenment being” and also, according to legend, a later incarnation of the Buddha. “The Bodhisattva” is said to be Kuan Yin, and she is the female form of Avalokitesvara, who is the male form, praised and worshipped throughout many parts of Asia. He is the Great Protector, and his name avalokita-ishvara, means “lord who has seen and now sees.”
The Chinese form is Kuan-tzu-tsai, the “one who sees the world.” Another meaning is “she or he who hears.” Also, in Chinese, Kuan-yin means “she or he who hears the cries of the world.” These Chinese names are descriptive of a spiritual figure who hears and responds to the suffering of people by aiding them in their time of need.
The Bodhisattva Kuan Yin is a human figure who has had such intense dedication to helping others in a humanitarian and spiritual way, that she became the Greatest of the Protectors. The central figure in Tibetan Buddhism; The Dalai Lama, is said to be a living incarnation of Avalokitesvara, an expression of infinite compassion towards others. The Dalai Lama is said to have enormous insight into human suffering.
The Saddarmapundarika Sutra or Lotus Scripture, and the Sukhavativyuha Sutra or Pure Land Scripture both tell of The Bodhisattva’s powers to save lives and to deliver people from any type of calamity, if you simply call upon her assistance! The whole 25th chapter of the Lotus Scripture is devoted to her; and it states that her name is Avalokitesvara (same as above), as well as Kannon, and of course; Kuan Yin. The text describes that she can save a person from any type of trouble or calamity. She can also appear in any one of at least 33 different forms.
There have been numerous volumes of books written about Kuan Yin and all of the history, mythology, stories, and rituals concerning her and if you choose to believe, there are some seriously powerful benefits that can be derived from the Goddess of Compassion. My name is Father Time, and I use the Kuan Yin Oracle, also known as chien tung or the 100 sticks of fate, whenever I do a reading for people via e-mail. Many people have all loved their reading, and you will too. Why not give it a try? You have nothing to lose!
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