Light a Candle or Curse the Darkness: A Baha'i Call to Action
Light or darkness: a dichotomy that reverberates through the annals of human experience and spiritual philosophy. In the myriad …
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The Biggest Hardest Thing – Letting Go of Hatred
Hatred, an emotional state steeped in negativity, is one of the most arduous burdens individuals may carry. In the Bahá’í …
Charlottesville and the Science of Bias
In the diverse tapestry of human beliefs and philosophies, the Bahá’í Faith emerges as a profound spiritual system that …
Justice for Black Girls' Hair: Applauding Lulu Williams
The discourse surrounding identity and representation is multifaceted and deeply significant, particularly in contemporary …
Defining Systemic Racism: How Can We Recognize and Address It?
Systemic racism can be likened to a pervasive fog, obscuring the clarity of our shared humanity and hindering the progress of …
A Baha'i View of Trust Politics and Racial Healing in Los Angeles
In the complex tapestry of modern society, trust serves as both a foundation and a fractal, reflecting the intricate dynamics of …
Dr. King and the End of Foreignness
The Bahá’í teachings advocate for a world united in diversity, a vision poignantly echoed by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in his …
Ambassador of Humanity – The Exemplar Today
In the rich tapestry of Bahá’í teachings, the concept of the “Ambassador of Humanity” emerges as a profound metaphor …
Beyond Talk: How to Really Do Something About War and Peace
In an era where tumult reigns supreme, the teachings of the Bahá’í Faith emerge as a beacon of hope, illuminating paths …
Can Transgender People Be Bahá’ís?
Throughout history, the Bahá’í Faith has espoused principles of inclusivity, harmony, and the essential unity of humanity. …