Year: 2026



Roadmap for a Moral Society – SAQ #185 Why young people are drawn to socialism

Why Gen Z Is Drawn to Socialism & the Prophecy of the 24 Elders in Revelation (Session 185) In Session 185 of Roadmap for a Moral Society (Monday, July 20), the group opens with prayer and discusses why young people are drawn to socialism, citing disillusionment with modern capitalism, housing costs, student debt, stagnant wages, […]

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Bahá’í Explorations

The quote from the Kena Upanishad suggests a profound philosophical perspective on the nature of wisdom and immortality. It implies that true wisdom involves transcending the limitations of the physical senses, which often bind individuals to the material world. By liberating oneself from these sensory constraints, the wise are able to achieve a state of […]

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How Do We Attain the Most Great Peace

The Most Great Peace: Baha’u’llah’s Remedy, the Lesser Peace, and the Long Road to World Unity (Peter Terry) In this Clearwater Baha’is session, author and scholar Peter Terry explores Baha’u’llah’s teaching that the “sovereign remedy” for the world is the union of all peoples in one universal Cause and the establishment of the Most Great […]

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How Do we attain to the Most Great Peace

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Bahá’í Explorations

The quote from the Kena Upanishad suggests a profound philosophical perspective on the nature of wisdom and immortality. It implies that true wisdom involves transcending the limitations of the physical senses, which often bind individuals to the material world. By liberating oneself from these sensory constraints, the wise are able to achieve a state of […]

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Bahá’í Explorations

The passage from the Gathas, by Zoroaster, reflects the central themes of Zoroastrianism, which emphasizes living a life guided by righteousness and good thoughts. In this context, “the paths through Righteousness” are the moral and ethical choices that align with the divine will, and “Thy Good Mind” symbolizes the wisdom and discernment bestowed by Ahura […]

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Bahá’í Explorations

The Âkârâṅga Sûtra, an ancient Jain text, emphasizes the importance of ethical conduct and the interconnectedness between humans and the earth. The quote suggests that a wise person recognizes the sanctity of the earth and the moral responsibility to treat it with respect. This involves refraining from sinful actions against the environment and discouraging others […]

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Bahá’í Explorations

The Âkârâṅga Sûtra, an ancient Jain text, emphasizes the importance of ethical conduct and the interconnectedness between humans and the earth. The quote suggests that a wise person recognizes the sanctity of the earth and the moral responsibility to treat it with respect. This involves refraining from sinful actions against the environment and discouraging others […]

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Bahá’í Explorations

This verse, by King David, is found in Psalm 27:1 of the Bible. It is a profound expression of faith and trust in God. The verse emphasizes the idea that with the Lord as a guiding light and source of salvation, there is no need to fear anyone or anything. The imagery of light represents […]

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Bahá’í Explorations

This passage from the Kena Upanishad is a profound reflection on the nature of perception and consciousness. The Upanishads, ancient Indian texts central to Hindu philosophy, often explore the essence of reality and the self. In this verse, the sensory organs such as the ear, mind, speech, breath, and eye are presented as gateways to […]

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