Lone Man: An Indigenous Prophet from the Mandan Sacred Tradition
The tale of Lone Man, a revered figure in Mandan tradition, serves as a compelling intersection between Indigenous spirituality …
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A Baha'i World View: Is There a Place for Monarchy?
The concept of monarchy has traversed through the annals of history, embodying varying roles and significances in different …
Abdul Bahas Formula Spiritual Social Development
Abdu’l-Baha, the son of Baha’u’llah, the founder of the Baha’i Faith, bequeathed a multifaceted framework for spiritual and social …
Building a New World: How You Can Help Build a Global Community
In our contemporary milieu, the aspiration for unity and global harmony resonates profoundly within the Bahá’í teachings. …
Alienation in a Global Community – Finding Belonging Again
In an era where globalization ostensibly connects humanity more than ever, the paradox of alienation looms large over individual …
King Day in Prison: A Baha'i Reflection on Social Justice
Martin Luther King Jr. Day serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring struggle for social justice, particularly within the …
Beasts and False Prophets – A Bahá’í Perspective on Biblical Symbols
The exploration of symbolism within religious texts is a profound endeavor that invites introspection, discussion, and a deeper …
Raising a Challenged Child: A Baha'i Reflection
Raising a child who faces challenges—whether they be physical, cognitive, emotional, or social—presents a unique set of …
The Cosmos Knows Itself: Human Beings as the Universe's Consciousness
The concept of human beings as the universe’s consciousness prompts an intriguing question: Are we mere observers of a …
12 Years of Working for Race Amity: Lessons Learned
The journey towards racial harmony is akin to navigating an intricate labyrinth, where each turn may reveal both profound insights …