The Great Black Father and the Indians: A Baha'i's Guide to History
Throughout history, there has been a profound interplay between various cultures and spiritual traditions, particularly in the …
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Why Do We Have an Epidemic of Loneliness?
The contemporary world is beset by an epidemic of loneliness, a phenomenon that transcends geographical, cultural, and …
Why Do We Exist and What Brought Us into Being?
In reflecting upon the profound question, ‘Why do we exist?’ one may initially encounter a sense of perplexity. It is …
Things I Wish I'd Known Before My Mother Died
The death of a mother often envelops the heart in a shroud of grief, sorrow, and profound introspection. In moments of loss, one …
How Baha'is Govern Without Clergy
The Baha’i Faith stands out among global religions with its unique approach to governance, eschewing clergy in favor of a …
The Flynn Effect: Are We Smarter Than Our Grandparents?
The Flynn Effect, named after the psychologist James R. Flynn, refers to the observed phenomenon wherein successive generations …
White Moments White Fragility and White Privilege: A Baha'i's View
The concept of ‘White Moments,’ ‘White Fragility,’ and ‘White Privilege’ are topics that have …
What Can We Learn from the Story of Joseph in Scripture?
Throughout the annals of religious and philosophical thought, the narrative of Joseph—found prominently in several sacred …
What Does It Mean to Have Faith? A Baha'i's Perspective
In a world increasingly characterized by skepticism and doubt, one might ponder: what does it mean to have faith? This question …
This Then Is How You Should Pray: A Baha'i Perspective
Praying holds a significant place within various religious traditions, and the Baha’i faith is no exception. Rooted in the …