In this passage from “The Hidden Words of Bahá’u’lláh,” the spiritual leader Bahá’u’lláh calls upon the reader, referred to as “O Son of Light,” to focus solely on the divine and to engage deeply with the spirit of God. This directive emphasizes the importance of setting aside all distractions and worldly concerns in order to […]
Read MoreThis passage from “The Hidden Words of Bahá’u’lláh” reflects a central theme of spiritual guidance and the invitation to seek higher virtues. In this message, Bahá’u’lláh uses the metaphor of a tree laden with the finest fruits to symbolize the divine teachings and spiritual truths offered to humanity. He questions why individuals often settle for […]
Read MoreNosrat Scott speaks on Interfaith Chaplaincy Services: as the demand for spiritual care surges across sectors—including healthcare, correctional facilities, corporate environments, and disaster relief—the need for versatile, interfaith leadership has never been greater. This curriculum provides the essential theological and ethical foundations required to support individuals from diverse religious and secular backgrounds. Participants will master […]
Read MoreThe Early Beginnings of the Baha’i Faith in Turkey
Read MoreA roadmap for a moral society would prioritize individual character development through principles like truthfulness, justice, service to humanity, unity, and moderation, achieved through education, community building, and collective action aimed at addressing social issues and promoting global peace and harmony; essentially, focusing on building a society where everyone actively contributes to the betterment of […]
Read MoreBaha’i author and former Christian minister, Wade Fransson, will lead a series titled “The Bible and The Baha’i Faith: A Religious Duty.” This series aims to help Baha’is fulfill Abdu’l-Baha’s call to understand the Bible. It also seeks to encourage friendly association with people of other faiths, particularly Christians and Jews in the Western world. […]
Read MoreThis excerpt from Bahá’u’lláh’s “Prayers and Meditations” reflects a deep sense of devotion and spiritual longing. It acknowledges the recognition and acceptance of divine revelations as described in sacred scriptures. The plea for divine grace—expressed metaphorically as a request to be given the “waters of Thine eternity”—illustrates a desire for spiritual nourishment and eternal connection […]
Read MoreThis quote from Bahá’u’lláh, the founder of the Bahá’í Faith, emphasizes the importance of generosity and giving as divine attributes. It suggests that embodying these virtues aligns one with spiritual principles and brings about personal and communal well-being. In Bahá’í teachings, virtues like generosity are not just moral guidelines but are seen as reflections of […]
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