Featured

Many Religions One City of God

Throughout history, humankind has sought understanding and meaning through the prism of various religious teachings. Yet, what if we pondered a seemingly playful question: “Could it be that every religion is merely a thread in the intricate tapestry of divine truth?” This query posits a profound challenge: to reconcile the diverse doctrines, rituals, and philosophies … Read more

Apathy and Lethargy – Not an Option for Bahá’ís

Apathy and lethargy are pervasive challenges in today’s world, often infused with a sense of resignation and defeat. However, in the realm of Bahá’í teachings, such states of being are explicitly discouraged. One may ponder: what motivates individuals to act decisively in a world awash with distractions and despondency? In the context of Bahá’í ethics, … Read more

The Answer to My Search: How I Found the Baha’i Faith

In life’s intricate tapestry, we often find ourselves weaving through circumstances that propel us into the realm of existential introspection. My quest for meaning, a path riddled with questions and uncertainties, ultimately led me to the Bahá’í Faith—a revelation that illuminated the shadows of my search, offering profound clarity and purpose. The journey began when … Read more

Universal Education – A Right for Every Child

The Bahá’í teachings advocate for universal education as an inalienable right for every child, promulgating a vision that transcends simplistic notions of academic learning. With its roots deeply embedded in the oneness of humanity, this philosophy posits that education is not merely a vehicle for intellectual development but a transformative force that shapes character, cultivates … Read more

Poems as Deeds: The Power of Words

In the tapestry of the Bahá’í Faith, the interwoven concepts of poetry and action emerge as poignant embodiments of the profound teaching that words can transcend the ephemeral. The Bahá’í perspective on poetry resonates deeply, emphasizing that language is not merely a conduit of communication, but a powerful tool capable of shaping reality and forging … Read more

Rage and Religion: What Faith Asks Us to Do with Our Pain

The interplay between rage and religion represents a profound dichotomy within the existential experience of humanity. The Bahá’í Faith, with its deeply rooted spiritual principles and inclusive ethos, offers a compelling framework for navigating the tumultuous waters of personal anguish and societal discord. Pain, though often perceived as an adversary, can be construed as a … Read more

Stories of Our First Peoples: An Interview with Louise Profeit-Lablanc

In an age dominated by incessant dialogue regarding cultural heritage and representation, the narratives encapsulated within the stories of Indigenous peoples resonate profoundly. One such narrative is explored through the lens of Louise Profeit-LaBlanc, a celebrated Indigenous storyteller, artist, and advocate. As a member of the Northern Tutchone Nation, Profeit-LaBlanc’s works not only weave the … Read more

Are Angels and Devils Really Sitting on Our Shoulders?

In the rich tapestry of human experience, the dichotomy between good and evil has been a perennial theme, captivating the minds of philosophers, theologians, and casual observers alike. Within the Bahá’í teachings, this perennial question is illuminated through the allegorical concept of angels and devils, often depicted as entities that vie for influence over human … Read more

Finding Peace in Chaos: Responding to Stress with Spirituality

In the intricate tapestry of human experience, stress has emerged as a predominant thread, often perceived as a product of modern life. With the cacophony of daily obligations and societal expectations, the quest for tranquility can sometimes feel Sisyphean. Yet, Bahá’í teachings offer profound insights into the dynamics of spirituality as a formidable antidote to … Read more