A two-way street means the give-and-take

  For in forgiveness there comes renewed opportunity to fulfill the Law, and without forgiveness little progress can be made…

 And in the society of the West where competition and success are the earmarks mankind do not cleave to the Law but they justify all gains in terms of the goal of pleasure and the satisfaction of temporal longings of the outer self.  There is such a warped sense of values that the true values of the Spirit are ignored as they descend.    

-Kuan Yin:  Karma, Mercy and the Law, 1-21-1968 at Colorado Springs via Messenger ECP

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  For it is the victory of Mercy that opens the door--and through it joyous families of light behold the first rays of the dawn of the golden age.  

by Ruth Hawkins

-Kuan Yin:      Pearls of Wisdom 25:1

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  I keep the vigil of the people of China.  I trust you will continue to remember these hearts, for therein is the commingling of illumination’s flame with the genteel quality of the violet light of mercy.   

-Kuan Yin:   Pearls of Wisdom 25:21

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  The mercy of the Law is like a two-way street.  It is the signal that you send to God and the signal that He returns.  A two-way street means the give-and-take with God.  If you expect mercy from God, then you must give mercy to every part of  life.    

                     -Messenger ECP:    The Masters and Their Retreats, 2002, p. 167