In this session of ‘Roadmap for a Moral Society’, the discussion centers on the prohibition of attachment to worldly possessions, wealth, and fleeting benefits. The participants explore the concept through religious texts, sharing personal insights and questions. The session emphasizes the importance of moral character, detachment from material things, and the dangers of blind attachment […]
Read MoreThis session delves into the critical concept of ‘The Prohibition of Attachment to this World and its Wealth and Fleeting Benefits.’ We explore the teachings of Baha’u’llah, discussing how materialism can distance us from our spiritual goals and the importance of detachment from worldly possessions. The session includes prayers, readings from the Baha’i scriptures, and […]
Read Morewww.bahai.org www.bahai.us www.bahaiteachings.org www.clearwaterbahais.local 56. to engage in some occupation ¶33 It is obligatory for men and women to engage in a trade or profession. Bahá’u’lláh exalts “engagement in such work” to the “rank of worship” of God. The spiritual and practical significance of this law, and the mutual responsibility of the individual and society […]
Read MoreIn Episode 79 of ‘Roadmap for a Moral Society,’ the session opens with reflections on the elimination of all forms of prejudice, including industrial, commercial, racial, national origin, and language biases. Real-life examples such as the U.S. economic sanctions on Cuba are discussed to highlight the consequences of prejudice. The session then transitions to the […]
Read MoreIn this insightful session of ‘Roadmap for Moral Society,’ we delve deep into the critical topic of eliminating all forms of prejudice. Rooted in the teachings of the Baha’i Faith, the discussion emphasizes the importance of breaking down barriers of race, nationality, religion, and politics to foster a peaceful, loving, and unified world. The session […]
Read MoreThe Path to Eliminate Prejudice Through Baha’i Teachings In this engaging session, recorded on Monday, June 10th, the speakers delve into the Baha’i teachings against prejudice, discussing the importance of overcoming racial, national, religious, and political prejudices to foster unity and harmony among humanity. Through quotes from Baha’u’llah and discussions on history, society, and modern-day […]
Read MoreIn this session of Roadmap for a Moral Society, which marks the 70th in the series, the discussion delves into profound topics within the Baha’i Faith. Initially, the conversation focuses on the Prohibition of Suicide and Wishing for Death, highlighting historical context, spiritual implications, and teachings that condemn suicide while promoting the sanctity of life. […]
Read MoreThe session touches on various themes ranging from personal guidance to societal principles, with a focus on the prohibition of innovation and interpretation of sacred texts. We delve into historical context, examining how linguistic changes in the Arabic language have influenced interpretations of the Qur’an, understand the distinctions between prophets (Nabi) and messengers (Rasul), and […]
Read MoreIn this session of ‘Roadmap for Moral Society,’ held on June 3rd, 2024, participants explore the prohibition of all forms of prejudice, including religious, racial, national, and ethnic. They discuss insights from the Baha’i Writings on uniting humanity, promoting peace, and ensuring stability by eliminating prejudice. The session includes discussions on economics, international relations, and […]
Read MoreIn the 74th episode of ‘A Roadmap for a Moral Society,’ the hosts delve into the nuances of interpretation and translation within the Baha’i Faith. The discussion starts with an opening prayer, emphasizing reliance on the Holy Spirit. The episode explores how the prohibition of interpretation in Baha’i scripture contrasts with historical divisions caused by […]
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