Once upon a time, in a small village in Thailand, there lived a young girl named Kuan Yin. She was known for her kindness and compassion towards others. One day, a great flood came to the village and the people were in danger of losing everything they had. Kuan Yin, with her deep compassion and selflessness, came up with a plan to save the village. She decided to sacrifice herself to the flood gods so that the village would be spared.
The villagers, who loved Kuan Yin, were heartbroken at the thought of losing her. They begged her to change her mind, but Kuan Yin was determined to save them all. She went to the edge of the village and waited for the flood to come.
When the flood came, it was bigger and more powerful than anyone had expected. But as the water reached Kuan Yin, something miraculous happened. The water stopped right before it reached her, and the village was saved. The flood gods had been touched by her selflessness and compassion, and they had decided to spare the village in her honor.
Kuan Yin, who had sacrificed herself to save others, was transformed into a goddess. She was believed to be the protector of the village and the people began to worship her. They built a temple to honor her and her selfless act of compassion.
The end.