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The Best Way to Respond to Anger Rage and Violence

In a world that often seems to spiral into chaos, where anger, rage, and violence flood the headlines, the Bahá’í teachings present a profound, transformative method for responding to these turbulent emotions. Within the complex tapestry of human experience, anger is frequently akin to a tempestuous sea, capable of sweeping individuals away from the shores … Read more

The Will to Act on Climate Change

In the tapestry of modern existence, the pervasive shadow of climate change looms large, casting doubts upon the sustainability of our planet and the future of humankind. This predicament beckons a response not merely rooted in science or politics, but one deeply informed by the interwoven spiritual principles of the Bahá’í Faith. The teachings of … Read more

The Queen of Hearts: A Baha’i Story

In the realm of spiritual exploration, the Baha’i Faith presents its adherents with a trove of profound teachings. One particularly delightful narrative, often referred to as the “Queen of Hearts,” serves as an allegorical expression of Baha’i principles, such as love, unity, and the transformative power of faith. This discourse seeks to unfurl the layers … Read more

A Million Likes Don’t Manifest Love: The Baha’i View of Social Media

In an era where the digital landscape burgeons with the incessant click of likes, the Baha’i teachings present a nuanced perspective on the nature of love and connection. The aphorism “A Million Likes Don’t Manifest Love” invites contemplation on the superficiality often inherent in social media interaction. Through the Baha’i lens, love transcends ephemeral digital … Read more

Stopping Violence Against Women: A Baha’i’s Call to Action

The Baha’i teachings present a profound and holistic approach to social reform, encapsulating ideas that are both transformative and inclusive. Among these teachings, the imperative to eradicate violence against women emerges as a fundamental tenet that calls for urgent attention and action. The question arises: how can individuals who adhere to the Baha’i faith actively … Read more

Violence and Victim Mentality Part 2

In the exploration of Bahá’í teachings regarding violence and the victim mentality, it is paramount to examine the philosophical underpinnings that inform a Bahá’í approach to conflict resolution and emotional resilience. The second installment of this discourse expands upon the nature of violence, both interpersonal and structural, while articulating the framework of attitudes and beliefs … Read more

We’re All Gonna Die: A Baha’i’s Reflection on Mortality

Mortality is the quintessential aspect of the human experience, an inescapable reality embraced by philosophies across cultures. Within the Bahá’í Faith, reflections on mortality transcend mere acceptance; they offer profound guidance on how one might navigate life’s transience with purpose and grace. In contemplating the phrase “We’re All Gonna Die,” a Bahá’í’s perspective emerges—one that … Read more

Zach Anner Gets Carried Away by the Baha’is

The intersection of humor and spirituality often yields unexpected insights, and the life of Zach Anner serves as a poignant example of this phenomenon. As a comedian with cerebral palsy, Anner’s journey is not merely a narrative of resilience; it is an exploration of the human condition through the lens of Bahá’í teachings. The Bahá’í … Read more

Satan Prophecy and Superstition: A Baha’i View

The exploration of the Bahá’í Faith brings with it myriad teachings and concepts, one of which revolves around the understanding of Satan, prophecy, and superstition. In this discourse, we delve into these themes, elucidating their meanings, implications, and significance within Bahá’í teachings. The insights herein will provide a comprehensive view that is both enlightening and … Read more