Avalokiteśvara signifies one who observes all phenomena without hindrance and with complete freedom, and who observes all sentient beings and saves them with complete freedom. Within Buddhism, this deity is the most widely revered, and there is likely no other deity that surpasses this one. Even within the Shingon sect, one of the most secret practices involves a ritual that takes Avalokiteśvara as its main deity.
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