Kuan Yin, the Chinese name for Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, is revered as the Bodhisattva of Compassion and the Goddess of Mercy. Daoists also revere her as an immortal. She is one of the highest saints and a very important spiritual mother to many people throughout history. Kuan Shi Yin Pusa is "the boddhisattva who sees the world's sufferings and responds with the greatest compassion.” When she was on Mother Earth, she learned Da Bei Zhou (Big Compassion Mantra) from her spiritual father, Qian Guang Jing Wang. She immediately vowed to chant and teach Da Bei Zhou forever . Her teacher was so moved and touched that he gave Guan Yin a gift of a thousand hands and a thousand spiritual eyes. With the greatest compassion and mercy, she made a total commitment to end all suffering and help anyone who calls her name.

When Kuan Yin first heard Da Bei Zhou, she was so moved and overwhelmed by its enormous power and light that she made a commitment to chant it every day for all of her lifetimes. Profoundly touched by her sincerity and deep commitment, Qian Guang Jing Wang transmitted 1,000 spiritual hands and 1,000 spiritual eyes to Kuan Yin. With these treasures and the Da Bei Zhou mantra, Kuan Yin has served all humanity and beyond with her boundless and unending compassion and blessings. She has saved innumerable physical lives and inspired and blessed countless spiritual journeys. With great humility, Kuan Yin calls herself a bodhisattva but she is a true buddha, a totally enlightened being.

Kuan Yin has an important position and role as a spiritual leader in Heaven since pre-history. Her role is even greater in the Soul Light Era, the 15,000-year-long era that began on August 8, 2003. Kuan Yin received a new name for the Soul Light Era: Ling Hui Sheng Shi (pronounced ling hway shung shr) as she carries all the qualities of the meaning of this name, Soul Intelligence Saint Servant.