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-In Buddhist theology Kuan Yin is sometimes depicted as the captain of the “Bark of Salvation,” guiding souls 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. The journey to Pure Land is frequently represented in woodcuts showing boats full of Amitabha’s followers under Kuan Yin’s captainship.
+Na tradição budista, Kuan Yin às vezes é retratada como o capitão da “Barca da Salvação”, transportando almas através do mar agitado de seu carma para o Paraíso Ocidental de Amitabha, ou [[Special:MyLanguage/Pure Land|Terra Pura]], a terra da felicidade onde as almas podem renascer para receber instruções contínuas em direção à meta de iluminação e perfeição. El viaje a la Terra Pura se representa con frecuencia en xilografías que muestran barcos llenos de seguidores de Amitabha bajo la capitanía de Kuan Yin.
 One of Kuan Yin’s principal emblems is the willow branch. According to Buddhist belief, she uses the willow branch to drive away illness and to sprinkle the nectar of wisdom and compassion upon all who invoke her assistance. In some Asian traditions prayers to cure disease were given while stroking the afflicted person with a willow branch.