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	In ~~Buddhist tradition~~, Kuan Yin is ~~sometimes~~ depicted as the ~~captain of~~ the ~~“Bark~~ of ~~Salvation~~,~~” ferrying souls across~~ the ~~rough sea~~ of ~~their karma to Amitabha’s Western Paradise~~, ~~or [[Pure Land]]~~, ~~the land of bliss where souls may be reborn~~ to ~~receive continued instruction toward the goal of enlightenment and perfection~~.		In the [[Pure Land]] sect of Buddhism, Kuan Yin forms part of a ruling triad that is often depicted in temples and is a popular theme in Buddhist art. In the center is the Buddha of Boundless Light, Amitabha (Chinese, A-mi-t’o Fo; Japanese, Amida). To his right is the bodhisattva of strength or power, Mahasthamaprapta, and to his left is Kuan Yin, personifying his endless mercy.