In a gathering of voices speaking urgent truths about planetary crisis and spiritual awakening, Yuan Miao offered something different. She offered a song.
Before she spoke a word of teaching, she invited the United Spiritual Leaders Forum to witness a video — a composition she had created years earlier, carrying the essence of her Tibetan lineage into visual and sonic form. As the Blue Pearl song filled the space, something shifted. The intellectual discourse paused. Hearts opened. The assembly remembered why they had come.
“I really like this Pearl News,” Yuan Miao said when she addressed the forum. “Why I’m so happy — because past twenty years, we do everything just for delivering the blue pearl energy. To healing. To awakening people’s love. Many things. Everything surrounding the blue pearl.”
The Signature Moment
The video Yuan Miao shared became one of the forum’s most affecting moments. Her voice carried ancient frequencies through a contemporary medium — images of the luminous blue pearl interwoven with invocations of its power.
“Blue pearl… Love and compassion, the most precious jewel…”
“Magical power, the most precious…”
“Blue pearl from emptiness, most precious joy…”
“Deep in my heart, the most precious…”
The song did not explain the teaching. It transmitted it. Participants reported feeling something awaken in their chest, a recognition that preceded understanding.
When the video concluded, Yuan Miao spoke directly: “The pearl — human true nature is pearl. Very precious jewel. Everybody has Buddha nature and God nature. But people not recognize they have Buddha nature and God nature. That’s why they are so spoiled. They are so selfish.”
The simplicity of the diagnosis was startling. The world’s troubles — war, disease, division — traced to a single root: forgetting.
The Profoundness of the Teaching
Yuan Miao’s teaching unlocks one of Buddhism’s most beloved mantras: Om Mani Padme Hum.
“You must know Om Mani Padme Hum,” she said. “What does Mani mean? In Tibetan language, Mani means pearl. Padme means lotus. The pearl.”
For millions who have chanted this mantra without knowing its meaning, Yuan Miao’s teaching is revelation. Each recitation has been an invocation of the pearl — the precious jewel of our true nature, arising from the lotus of awakening.
“This world needs pearl energy,” she continued. “Blue pearl energy. The world — why people, why so many troubles, war, disease? Because people don’t know their true nature.”
The teaching is both diagnosis and prescription. Recognize the pearl within. Let its energy radiate. The world heals not through force but through remembrance.
Lineage and Origin
Yuan Miao carries a lineage that bridges Tibet and China, ancient wisdom and modern expression.
“I’m Tibetan Chinese,” she shared with the forum. “My great-grandfather was Tibetan Rinpoche — like a Lama. But I grew up in Beijing.”
This dual heritage — the mystical transmission of Tibetan Buddhism filtered through contemporary Chinese culture — gives Yuan Miao’s teaching a unique accessibility. She speaks to seekers who may never visit a monastery, who encounter spirituality through social media and song, yet hunger for something authentic.
Her twenty-plus years of work delivering Blue Pearl energy has taken many forms: teachings, healings, awakening practices. But always at the center is the pearl — that luminous essence waiting to be recognized.
The Core Practice
Yuan Miao’s invitation is direct: “Everybody go through meditation, go through communication with divine, with God — in that way, they will realize they have Buddha nature and God nature.”
The practice begins with recognition. Not achieving something new, but uncovering what has always been present. The Blue Pearl is not earned or attained — it is remembered.
Her song functions as a practice in itself. To sing of the pearl, to feel it “deep in my heart,” to invoke its “magical power” and “love and compassion” — this is meditation in musical form. The melody carries the teaching past the skeptical mind and into the cellular memory where transformation occurs.
For those who work with mantra, Yuan Miao’s teaching enriches every recitation of Om Mani Padme Hum. The pearl is being called forth with each syllable.
How This Teaching Addresses the Crisis
The forum convened around a recognition that “Mother Earth is not well” and “the collective consciousness is suffering.” Yuan Miao’s teaching addresses this crisis at its root.
If war arises from people who have forgotten their Buddha nature, the solution is not merely political — it is spiritual. If selfishness drives environmental destruction, awakening the pearl within dissolves the isolation that makes exploitation possible.
“Because people not recognize they have Buddha nature and God nature — that’s why they are so spoiled, they are so selfish.”
The Blue Pearl teaching offers no bypass of systemic change. Rather, it suggests that lasting change requires awakened beings. When enough people recognize the precious jewel within themselves, they cannot help but see it in others. Exploitation becomes impossible. Compassion becomes natural.
“This world needs pearl energy,” Yuan Miao declared. Twenty years of her work has been devoted to answering that need.
The Transmission Quality
What distinguished Yuan Miao’s contribution to the forum was its artistic wholeness. Where other masters offered spoken discourse, she led with beauty. The Blue Pearl song was not illustration of a teaching — it was the teaching itself.
This reflects a particular understanding of transmission: that the highest truths cannot be captured in concepts alone. They must be sung, painted, embodied. The pearl reveals itself through resonance, not explanation.
Participants noted that even with language barriers — Yuan Miao’s English, by her own acknowledgment, is “very limited” — the essence of her teaching landed completely. The video needed no translation. The pearl, once seen, is recognized by all.
Impact on Emerging Teachers
The younger teachers at the forum found Yuan Miao’s approach both validating and inspiring.
“I work with sound healing,” shared one practitioner from Kyoto, “and sometimes I doubt whether it’s ‘real’ teaching or just beautiful experience. Yuan Miao showed me they’re not separate. The song is the teaching. The beauty is the transmission.”
A teacher building conscious content for Chinese audiences reflected: “Yuan Miao bridges ancient Tibetan wisdom and modern media. She made a video. She uses the tools of this era. That gave me permission to trust that my social media work can carry real spiritual power.”
Another emerging voice noted: “The simplicity of her diagnosis — people forgot their true nature — cut through all my complexity. I’d been trying to explain suffering in sophisticated ways. She just said: they forgot the pearl. That’s it. That’s everything.”
Ripple Effects: Teachings in Action
In meditation circles influenced by the forum, practitioners have begun incorporating Blue Pearl visualization — imagining the luminous jewel at the heart center, feeling its radiance expand with each breath.
Teachers working with stressed and anxious clients have found Yuan Miao’s framework transformative: instead of trying to fix what’s broken, they guide people toward recognizing what has always been whole. The pearl cannot be damaged. It can only be forgotten.
Musicians and sound healers at the gathering reported that Yuan Miao’s song unlocked something in their own creative practice. One described returning home and immediately composing — “not trying to make something spiritual, but letting the pearl sing through me.”
In women’s empowerment work, the teaching that “everybody has Buddha nature and God nature” has become a cornerstone affirmation. When women doubt their worth, they are reminded: the pearl is already within. It needs only recognition.
Cross-Lineage Resonance
Yuan Miao’s teaching harmonized naturally with every stream flowing through the forum. Master Sha’s Love Peace Harmony mantra and Yuan Miao’s Blue Pearl both point to the heart. Sai Maa’s DNA activation and the pearl’s uncovering both speak of remembrance rather than achievement.
When Master Sha channeled the Divine saying “I love my heart and soul, I love all humanity,” Yuan Miao’s teaching illuminated why: because every heart contains the pearl. To love humanity is to recognize the precious jewel hidden in plain sight across eight billion beings.
The forum host, Jia, spoke of being “deeply affected” by Yuan Miao’s Blue Pearl offering in the opening moments. It established a frequency that carried through every teaching that followed.
A Twenty-Year Offering
“Past twenty years, we do everything just for delivering the blue pearl energy.”
In a world of distraction and fragmentation, this kind of devotion stands as its own teaching. Yuan Miao has not chased trends or pivoted to new messages. She has polished one jewel — the Blue Pearl — and offered it faithfully to whoever would receive.
The forum gathering represented, in her words, a moment of joy. These masters, these lineages, these emerging voices — all coming together around a shared recognition of what humanity needs and what each tradition offers.
“I really like this Pearl News,” she said simply. Of course she does. The pearl has found its platform.
An Invitation
For those who felt something stir while reading of the Blue Pearl — a recognition, a longing, a memory of something precious within — Yuan Miao’s teachings offer a path of deeper exploration.
To learn more about her work and the New Century Foundation she has built to carry the Blue Pearl energy forward, visit newcenturyfoundation.org/about/yuan-miao
