Joaquimma Anna

Indigenous Prophecies and the Baha’i Faith

In the esoteric realm of spirituality, the convergence of Indigenous prophecies and the Baha’i Faith unveils a rich tapestry of insights. What if the visions held by Indigenous cultures could harmoniously align with the tenets of the Baha’i teachings? This discourse posits that the intersectionality of these realms invites both reflection and reverence. Indigenous prophecies, … Read more

Art as Elixir – Writing Through Darkness and Cancer

Art has universally served as a conduit for expression, a medium through which the intangible is materialized and the shadows of life illuminated. Within the context of Bahá’í teachings, art acquires additional profundity, emerging not merely as a form of aesthetic expression but as an elixir, an antidote to the tribulations of existence, including life’s … Read more

Respecting the Dignity of the Body After Death: A Baha’i View

Death is a profound aspect of the human experience, inviting contemplation and reflection on the intricacies of existence. In the Bahá’í Faith, the teachings surrounding death and the treatment of the body after death present a framework that emphasizes reverence, dignity, and honor. This perspective poses an intriguing question: How can we ensure that our … Read more

Common Misconceptions About the Bahá’í Faith

When delving into the Bahá’í Faith, one encounters a tapestry of beliefs and principles that may initially seem esoteric or enigmatic. Unfortunately, these complexities often give rise to misconceptions. This examination aims to elucidate some of the most pervasive misunderstandings surrounding the Bahá’í Faith, fostering a deeper comprehension and encouraging a shift in perspective among … Read more

Building Common Vision in Vanuatu through Moral Education

In the realm of moral education, the Bahá’í Faith underscores an imperative: fostering a collective consciousness that transcends individualism. In Vanuatu, an archipelago imbued with rich cultural diversity, the Bahá’í community seeks to construct a shared vision rooted in moral values. This vision is essential for unifying disparate groups and cultivating a society where ethical … Read more

Abraham Banished For Believing In God

The narrative of Abraham, a pivotal figure in the Bahá’í Faith, encompasses themes of faith, persecution, and divine reliance. Central to this discussion is how Abraham, believed to be the first monotheist, faced banishment for his unwavering belief in one God. His life and trials offer profound insights into the nature of belief, the consequences … Read more

A Blight on Humanity: Why Patriotism Is a Primary Cause of Destruction

In the annals of human civilization, the allure of patriotism has oftentimes been romanticized as a noble sentiment, a unifying force that engenders loyalty and pride within the hearts of individuals. However, an examination of the intricate tapestry of history reveals a counter-narrative: that overly fervent nationalism manifests as a detrimental force, inciting conflict and … Read more

Beyond Focus: The Many Uses of Meditation

In a world characterized by constant movement and activity, individuals often overlook the profound significance of meditation as a tool for spiritual growth and personal development. The Bahá’í teachings present a harmonious framework that not only encourages meditation but also elucidates its multifaceted benefits. This exploration into the realm of meditation raises an intriguing question: … Read more

Becoming a Servant of Humanity – A Life of Purpose

In an era characterized by incessant individualism, the Bahá’í Faith emerges as a beacon of collective responsibility, advocating for the ethos of service to humanity. The principle underlying this philosophy—the aspiration to become a servant of humanity—represents not only a moral imperative but also an existential journey toward attaining a substantive life imbued with purpose. … Read more