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On Grandpa Is Not a Wizard: He’s a Baha’i.
On a New Baha’i from the ‘Hood: Charles officially registers
On Educational Discrimination in Iran: I am still not disappointed, because I know the people of Iran hear our voices
On a Benefit of the Baha’i Fast: More interesting dreams
On the Spiritual Environment of the World Today: As a wall plastered over with layers of posters for bands that have played
On Acts of Charity for Baha’is: In order the whole year
On Wedding Dates to Avoid: But not New Year’s
On Facebook as a Consolidation Tool: And a place to declare one’s Faith
On Thanks, Lisa For Opening Your Home: Salishan has a center of attraction for hearts aglow
On Walking upon the Earth: Every man of discernment feeleth indeed abashed
On the Inspiration To Be a Comic: For Djalili, it was a Kahlil Gibran scholar
On What Playing Music During Baha’i Devotions Can Do: Visual proof
On How the Media Depicts Women: If I’d seen the ad, would I have bought it?
On a Book You Know You Need: Nineteen days
On A Song for the Fast, In These Times: Joan Armatrading
On Baha’i Apps Galore: 21 Baha’i iPhone/iPod apps including a Fasting app
On Andy Grammer: No punk
On More Coverage for Baha’i Grandpa Rocky’s Pride and Joy: Tierra Crockrell is featured on TrackMom.com
On the Baha’i Fast: A rich time for blog writing and blog reading
On the Photosets from the Ayyam-i-Ha Weekend: Diverse experiences
On Music for the Olympics Surrealand: United in celebration
On Nineteen Days, Dawns and Dusks of the Baha’i Fast: Again this year and in book form
On a Deepening For the Fast: Be as `Abdu’l-Bahá
On My Ayyam-i-Ha Saturday: Chocolate greetings
On New Commentary on the Events of the Day: Victor returns to his blog
On a Hammered Dulcimer Song for Ayyam-i-Ha: Plus limbo, hip hop & in Arabic
On Ayyam-i-Ha Is for Family: A time of giving
On Ayyám-i-Há Traditions: They’re in the making
On the Importance of Baha’i Stories: repeat them accurately, practice with your friends, list them, use them often
On The Fate of Baha’is in Iran: Were it not for international pressure…
On Skating and Stories Here: What YOU Doin’ For Ayyám-i-Há?
On Ye Are Even As the Fire: On the summit of Point Lenana on Mt. Kenya
For Gamers: For Ayyam-i-Ha
On Bill Gates Uses a Stock Photo for a TED Presentation: A picture of Baha’i World Center staff
On Digging Deeper for Tikkun Olam: The Baha’i faith reminds me so much of liberal Judaism
On New Original Songs From Elika: New harmonies and rhythms
On Doing Good on Kiva: The Baha’i team with the Flying Spaghetti Monster team right behind
On a Sunny Sunday: Getting in a visit
On the Size of the Baha’i Community in the World: Remarkably active & influential, despite the relatively small numbers
On Seeking a Universal Cultural Perspective: Baha’is like Baraka
On Getting Your Daily Dose of the Sacred Writings: HearTheWritings.com
On Black, Korean, Proud & Bahai: Tierra Crockrell, age 9, wins 4 gold medals at Junior Olympics
On Young Americans Less Religious Than Their Parents: What’s religious?
On Persecution of Baha’is in Iran: An Indian news channel’s coverage
On “Prayers for Haiti”: A multi-faith event at New York University
On Promoting Good Parenting Practices: Another service provided by Baha’i communities
On The Changeless Faith of God: Give me that old time religion
On an Australian Baha’i Singer-Songwriter Featured on Radio National: Rhythm divine
On One Father, Many Children: Judaism and the Baha’i Faith
On Mona and the Martyrs: The story in hip hop
On Asking When the Baha’i Fast Starts: In case I’m going to participate
On Hiking the Greenline Trail #6: A Capitol idea
On Radio Nur: Only world-wide, full-time Baha’i-inspired music Internet radio program
On Baha’i Participation on the Internet: Workshop content
A Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us Mash-up: Mine or Professor Wesch’s?
On the Rocky Stories: Pentacostal pastor joins a Mormon church
On Planning for Another Devotional on the Hilltop: Walter Palmore’s preparation
On Celebrating the Culture of Yakutia: And a service project for the Makah Tribe
On a “Baha’is on the Internet” Workshop: James Eugene Frank’s iPhotos
On SIX Simultaneous Study Circles: In one Baha’i community
On 70% of the World’s Population Is Restricted from Freedom of Religion: New Pew study
On Audio-book Now Available: The Advent of Divine Justice by Shoghi Effendi
On Baha’i Karaoke Right Here: Reggae
On Interracial Marriage: Increasingly accepted
On the Key to Acquiring Virtues Is Through Relationship: The 99 names of God
On U.S. Baha’i Expansion Campaign Ahead of Schedule: Towards triumphs undreamt of
On More Thoughts on Avatar: No living neural network like Pandora, but the World Wide Web
On a Baha’i Married to a Mormon: Promoting the cause of religious harmony
On If Our Hearts Ain’t In it: Ain’t nothing much is gonna change
On a Product of the World’s Disequilibrium and Chaos: Joblessness
On For Her Birthday: I went and got saved by Jimmy Swaggart
On Strenthening Relationships in the Community: Junior youth transform an ordinary apartment lobby
On the North American Baha’i House of Worship: Chosen for America.gov pictorial
On Connecting up at the Top: Where all paths to God come together
Who dat? New Orleans Saints: When the Saints Go Marching In
On Rethinking Human Nature: Beyond the Culture of Contest
On 266 Pages of Blog Posts About Music: Global Voices
On the Correlation of Religion and Science: And Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’”
On the Second Appearance of Baha’i Leaders In Court: Procedural only, no date set for future session
On the Desire for Material Possessions: In a song
On Special Devotions at the Baha’i House of Worship for North America: In support of the Bahá’í prisoners in Iran
On Special Prayers Offered This Weekend All Over the World: Global response, local news
On Baha’i humanitarian aid to Haiti: The medical team used the Anis Zunuzi Baha’i School as their headquarters
On Colegio Ridvan: Baha’i-inspired education
On Our Devotional Playlist: Teddy Pendergrass, Aaron Neville, and JC and Karim
On the Heavenly Food Is Needed: Be thou a server
On Kudos to a Dad and a Mom: Los Angelista’s
On Disintegration and Integration: Outworn institutions vs. new bases for collaboration
On Something More Astounding Than Winning a Grammy: Music with a message is well worth the investment of my lifetime.
On Views on Creation: I am quite curious abt the Hindu & Baha’i perspectives
On Making Sense of Religion in the Modern World: For community cohension
On Gardening Tips: Seeds endowed with potentialities such as had never been known in history
On Ye Are the Stars of the Heaven of Understanding: Eric Harper and Giti Najafi
On the Baha’is: From what I can gather, the basic gist is unity
On Baha’i-inspired Music: Group now on Vimeo
On Not Being Disappointed at the Time of the Great Disappointment: Quite interesting
On a Song Dedicated to the Seven Baha’is on Trial: This love
On Floor Mats to Israel: This guy’s from a religion, so I guess he’s all right, and I e-mailed him a quote
On Counting Crows: But first the numbers
On a Sleepy-Time Baha’i Devotional: Liam & Cornelia join us
On My Website Is the Internet: More true today that ever before
On a Hike in the Forest: Getting back in shape
On Increasing the Number of Baha’is Participating in the Instiute Process in Their Communities: Get down on it
On Baha’i Brilliant Stars in Cincinnati: Their version of “Pants on the Ground”
On the Influence of African-American Gospel on Baha’i Musical Expression: Done made my vow to the Lord
On a Willingness to Learn: Walking Together With Junior Youth
On Governing Ourselves With Justice: Bridging ‘us and them’
On Melodious Ruhi Study in the Living Room: And malloreddus-making in the kitchen
On No Theatrical Endeavor More Emotional Than This: The play “Mona” in current performance
On Gird Up Your Loins: Perhaps an illustration
On Bringing Our Intensive to a Conclusion: The 9th day
On the Spirit of the Age: Hitching our wagons to His star
On the Baha’i Process of Growth: One phase ends and another one begins
On More Baha’i-inspired Projekts and Artists: Chelsey-Lynn, Armin & Shahnam
On the Ebb and Flow of Baha’i Volunteers in Service in Haifa: Coming even from the midmost heart of the ocean
On Two Baha’is of Jacmel, Haiti: Moro Baruk and Paule
On Avatar Snubbed: But not for long
On a Heaping Portion: A music night for the soul
On Herb’s Backstage Photos of Sid Bulkin: “He was a great guy and even gave me drum lessons in 1950″
On Rita’s Passing: She enjoyed Baha’i fellowship
On Minority Religions in Israel: But no Baha’i community
On I Need….: 8 Days a Week
On the Summoning of Iranian Envoys: World opinion counts
On Missing the Blessed Beauty: What we learned from the Joshua Bell performance
On Tacoma Teaching Stories: Just compiled
On More from Cluster 19’s Intensive Teaching Campaign: Day 2 in pictures and videos
On an Upside to Recession: More time for Baha’i
On the SOHO China CEO: One of the great characteristics of the Baha’i faith is consultation.
On a Purpose-Driven Life: Got one?
On MLK Day 2010: Tacoma-style
On Beginning Our 18th Expansion Cycle: Tacoma Baha’is visit their neighbors in Hilltop and Salishan
On Prayers for the Yaran: Protect these Companions
On A Song for Martin Luther King Day: DJ Mehdi’s “I Am Sombody”
On Coach Charles, Baha’i teacher: Football & faith
On Baha’is in Haiti: Relief and assistance
On Art in Public: Bringing people together
On a Baha’i on Project Runway: She holds herself to the high standards of her faith
On the Best Ice Cream in Turkey: Sounds pretty cool
On Scapegoating, Ethnic Cleansing, and Canaries: The government of Iran on trial
On Prayers for the Yaran at Assembly Meeting: Gary’s house as a place of refuge
On Ruhi Book 4 in Bath: No fist fights
On the Universal House Of Justice’s Letter to the Baha’is of Iran: Through pure and goodly deeds, through commendable and seemly conduct
On Beginning Our 18th Cycle of Growth: The friends were spot on schedule
On Fear of Imminent Executions of Baha’is in Iran: The priests follow their true exemplar Yazid and spit in the faces of Hussein and Hassan
On Uunique Ben-Ar’ie’s First Baha’i Devotional: It doesn’t get any better than this
On the Passing of Yolanda Claros Romero: Remembering Baha’is in Cochabamba, Bolivia, 1971
On an Ode to Joy: When the going gets tough, make music
On the Alternative to Finders Keepers: Higher virtue
On the Ulitmate in Baha’i Ambiance: Blessed is the spot and the house and place were these DVDs are played
On A Room With a View: The Baha’i House of Worship in the distance
On Kahlil Gibran: Born this day, January 6, 1883
On Answer the Call: Blog the Faith
On Lessons from the Feast of Sharaf: How do you honor others?
On Religious Adherents That Remain a Challenge for Christian Witness: Among them, Baha’i
On Historical Analogies and Martyred Saints: Is it 1989 for Iran?
On Classic, Progressive, Psychedelic Rock: Ginger Trees’ Baha’i-inspired song New Day
On a Baha’i Song in Hindi: Mangal Mai Hai Vah Sthal (Blessed is the Spot)
On Identifying Your Perfect Songs: Perfectly arranged, evokes just the right emotion & lyrics matter
On Baha’i Devotions: Columbian-style
On Silk-pen.com: Baha’i talks and books for free download
On Purposely Engaging Others on the Internet: Obtaining the intended result
On Japan Will Turn Ablaze: I never thought there could be another great religion which teaches universal peace
On Increasing Views of Baha’i Photos on Flickr: Put them in sets and link
On Drawing Nigh to Baha’u’llah: Adib Taherzadeh’s gift for humorous and engaging storytelling
On Visiting the Market: To dance in the midst of the market-place is my desire
On the Equivalent for Baha’is to Singing, Playing Guitar & Keeping a Hula Hoop Up All At the Same Time: Sorta
On the role of Women in this Age: What some Muslims are saying about the role of Baha’i women as peace makers
On TUMBA Y QUEMA in Budapest and Salsa in Seoul: It’s a Baha’i world
On Building a New Civilization: In six slides
On Artists: They reveal how we may subvert our unexamined mechanistic responses to the world
On Carrying Out the Plan of God: I heard about a man one day who wasted not his time away
On Happy Hmong New Year: A performance from “Ntxhais Dej Dag,” aka Baha’i Club Hmong Dancers
On One People, One Jacksonville: I have broadened my own thinking about other religions
On the New Year’s Feast: The Baha’i Feast of Sharaf (Honor)
On Our Regular In-Home Baha’i Devotional on New Year’s Eve: It was a special night
On Another Fan of 大同 Khalil Fong: A Baha’i-brilliant star
On Old Crow Medicine: And the prophets take their places at the table when they’re called
On Devon Gundry Is a Meat Eater: Proof
On the Love for Family: Biological and Baha’i
On What Bestowal Could be Greater Than This: That one’s art should be even as the act of worshipping the Lord
On the Flight to Dar es Salaam: a crash course in Baha’i
On a Memorial to a Faithful Believer: After 99 years, 60 years as a Baha’i.
On Baha’is Move Online: Designing, making music, searching & blogging
On Photographs as News Items: 18 October 2009 – the trial that should have started today against seven Baha’i leaders
On the Call of Civilization & Building Peace in Pursuit of Justice: Moojan and Wendy Momen’s recent presentations now online
On Ruhi Book 3: Confirmation of the importance of the right kind of early childhood education & its importance in our work as Baha’is
On Baha’i Nabil Huening Is Famous in China: It’s more than his blonde hair and green eyes
On the Signficance of “Twin” for Baha’is: A meditation at Nisqually
On Music for Schools: Every school door is open
On 21 Days of Ruhi Study in Sikkim: Close to heaven
On Sacred and Classical Music for Children: Thanks, KC
On an Ode to Hair: May the hair of my head declareth the power of Thy sovereignty and might
On Hiking Snake Lake, Tacoma: We see around us the change of the seasons
On the Celebration! Congo Choir: Their 2005 visit to Louis Gregory Baha’i Institute
On Istvan Dely’s Manifesto: Reflections on the arts as powerful instruments to serve the Cause
On Baha’i-Related Endeavors Advertising on the Net: Targeting Baha’is
On a Taxonomy for Baha’i-inspired Music: For what core activity is it well-suited?
On Juxtaposition of Words and Images: Associating the Writings of the Faith with your creative endeavors on Flickr
On Bringing Thyself to Account: I became a Baha’i, despite every mess that would hold me back
On the Birth and Death of Jesus Christ: May we, likewise, offer ourselves in the threshold of sacrifice for the betterment of the world
On Posing the Question at Baha’i Study Circle, Are We Human or Are We Dancers: And Kim’s Killer Cookies
On a Similarity Between The Garden of Eden Story and The Persian Hidden Word #19
On Seasons Greetings: UnitedWay PSA Commercial uses quote from Baha’i writings
On an In Memoriam: In 1931 he fell in love with surfing, spending many long hours catching waves on longboards
On Changing Thoughts, Changing Feelings: CBT, Cognitive Baha’i Therapy
On December Dilemmas and February Opportunities: Candy canes are confused by Ayyam-i-Ha
On Listening to a 25 Year Old Talk That Sounds Like It Was Given Yesterday: Taherzadeh, Alaska, 1984
On What Montazeri Would Wish to Be Remembered By: Protecting the rights of Iranian citizens, including Baha’is
On Organic Growth: Qualitative always precedes quantitative growth
On the Singapore Baha’i Youth Camp: Dawnbreakers, set it off
On Singing Was the Easy Part:: How the Baha’i Faith helped Vic Damone thru life’s problems
On Baha’i Pioneers Decades Later: Bolivia as a training ground
On Being 100% Baha’i: Not that I practice Baha’i faith or even know what it is
On Posting on Posterous: This other blog
On Posting on Posterous: Quarterly numbers
On NOT Elevating the Discourse of Society: Lou Dobbs Talks One World Government, The New World Order & Copenhagen
On Devotions at Rocky’s This Time: The Covenant and cornbread
On Learning How to Line Up: During a Ruhi Book 3 refresher Baha’i tutors put it all on the line
On Seeking Danger in Extreme Sports: Underlying it may be the oppression of a soul searching for meaning
On Mr. Ali Nakhjavani Answers a Question: What is the wisdom of being only men on the Universal House of Justice?
On Analyzing the Effectiveness of the Baha’i Presence on the Internet: Baha’is, share your learnings
On Coming to Belief: My life is no longer divided into two parts that cannot be reconciled
On the Holiday Reinhorn Interview on ABC News Radio: She learned of the Baha’i Faith through her husband Rainn Wilson
On the Lyrics to 81 Baha’i Songs: When you want them quick
On the Candle Dance for a Baha’i Holy Day: Circle round in adoration
On a Candid Look at Baha’i Life: Without pretense
On Dylan and Kim Attend Their First Baha’i Fireside: I.e, a really cool home party, often with music and usually with food
On What Made the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago Grand: The World’s Parliament of Religions, which brought together religious teachers of all faiths & lands
On a Baha’i Mention on the UNICEF Site: A long-standing association
On Climate Change and Cooperation Between China and the EU: Baha’i interviewed
On the Baha’i Worldview at Copenhagen: Of course
On Counting Heads & Hearts in Cluster 19 WA: Good counting
On Design Simplicity: Videos for teaching with a laptop
On Rainn Wilson in Nicaragua: Baha’i pioneer at age 4
On Life After Death:The World of the Matrix
On a New Trial Date Set for Friends in Iran: January 12th
On Soaring After Louhelen: Homeboys all
On a Structure of Light: With a dome of nine wings
On the Songs on the Summer Breeze Album: Including hauntingly beautiful excursions into Baha’i scripture
On What Matters Now: To keep doing work that matters
On a World Language – Esperanto: Google celebrates Zamonhof’s 150th birthday
On Managing Disappointment: Baha’is experience peaks and valleys in their efforts to teach the Faith
On the Walter’s Back At It Devotional: Accountability
On Claims of Truth: To label the Baha’i concept of unity as “exclusive” because it negates the claims to exclusivity of those it means to unite is absurd
On Morning Exercise: Praise be the Lord, hallelujah!
On the Pierce Peninsula (Gig Harbor) WA Baha’i Children’s Class: Recent photos
On Mirrors Upon Which No Dust Has Fallen: Young children
On Tags: Music Dizzy Gillespie Mike Longo big band jazz music concerts in New York
On Feast of Masa’il: Unquestionable fellowship
On the Story of the Little Red Hen: If he had been Baha’i, would his behavior have been different?
On Because It’s the Month of Questions: Questions posed
On Playing With the Google Search Function: Show options, images, icon, face, any color
On coming of age in the Baha’i Faith: Andy Grammar’s ode to Illianna
On the Baha’i Lingo of Growth: What’s a cluster?
On Heartland Baha’i School: In a Wordle
On Overcoming the Discomfort When a Tune Gets Stuck in Your Head: A paradoxical approach
On the 10/40 Window: Tough for Christians, easier for Baha’is
On a Men’s Accountability Group: Combining climbing, biking, fishing, and bowling with study circles
Why Do we Do things the way they are always done?
On Prefering Vain Imaginings to the Truth of God: Or Read the Kitab-Iqan
On the 2º Edição do Canto do Rouxinol News: Understand every word
On Entering This Plane of Existence and Leaving It: Two souls
On a New Believer’s Toolkit Weekend: One of the names of God is Fashioner, because He loveth craftsmanship
On Famous African American Baha’is: Asa Bundy Sheffey, John Birks Gillespie and Fayard Nicholas
On Banning the Baha’i: Big News in 2009
On Holiday Greetings: To Tony, we’ll just wish you a nice summer break
On D2D in Clusters WA: Baha’is invite their neighbors to participate in core activities to build spiritual community
On Baha’is and Christmas: Being well-wishers of all religions
On Writing Transracially: And multiracially
On a Photographic Series on Half-Persian Families: The truth of the persecution, 2009
On Bahá’í eBooks: For moble devices and at no cost
On the Devil Is a Voxxy Liar: We’re children in love
On Hiking to Hugo Peak: Every mountain and hill shall be made low
On a Prayer at the Site of the Lakewood Police Murders: An outpouring of emotion
On Lead Them Unto the Living Waters: O Lord of all beings and Desire of all created things!
On Arising to Serve: Now on YouTube, too
On the U.S. Senate Passes a Commonsense Resolution: Condemns the persecution of the Baha’is in Iran
On Elika’s Year End Special: Music
On Our Ruhi Book Three Refresher: It’s FRESH
On Misspelling Baha’i: I can’t help but find the variable font kerning impressive & intriguing
On Charles’ First Baha’i Devotional: Responding to the inmost longing of every heart to commune with its Maker
On Baha’i Film for Free Download, Arising to Serve: Glimpses from 41 Regional Conferences
On the National Spiritual Assembly of Brazil’s Open Letter to Mr. Ahmadinejad: It is the responsibility of governments to defend the interests of their citizens with justice and dignity
On the Power of Praise: When she points out their “bad” behaviors of her children, they seem to embody those traits even more,
On My Shelf Life as a New Baha’i: Short
On a Thumbs Up Job Done by the Junior Youth in Lucknow: Moral education in clay
On Baha’i Views on ReligionHeadlines: Thanks!
On Forgiveness as Guidance to Individuals & Justice As Social Policy for Nations: Jesus promised the coming of Baha’u’llah
On Anna Luxion: Busy
On Music to Tango By: Baha’i
On a Baha’i Children’s Class Mashup: An Ottawa vs. Tacoma remix
On Nature = Soul: Best Baha’i set on Flickr for 11/30/09
On a Baha’i Home-Visit with Charles & Family: Building community on the Hilltop
On an Anecdote to Being Cooped Up in the Car: Balkan Beat Box Dancing at the Dannells
On the Consequences of Materialistic Views on Evolution: The dark side of Darwin’s legacy
On Criticism of Gambling: Bingo or derivatives
On Kim’s Baked Potato Party: Fun & games, with kale
On After the Glass Museum: A Baha’i home-visit at Rashid’s
On the Most Viewed Sets on Baha’i Views / Flitzy Phoebie: Flickr-ing candles
On the Dream: Free and unrestrained, Bahá’u’lláh moved above the waters, with all the fish following His light
On the Paraliament of the World’s Religions: 106 years later
On a Reader’s Digest “All in a Day’s Work” Rejected Humor Submission: Give me five
On Smile: Irrepressible Baha’i music in the community
On Baha’i Barbie: African-American with the possibility of tattoos
On Baha’i and Ballet: I can do that
On the Beautification of our Neighborhoods: Think garden of humanity
On Free Baha’i Music For Download: Lovely
Our Newest Baha’i: Welcome, Kim, welcome
These three religions: Largest and most widespread
On the Meaning of Unity in Diversity: The watchword for the Baha’i Faith
On the Word to Mr. Ahmadinejad in Brazil, “Human rights are on the agenda”: In Iran ban off
On a Report from Haiti: Educating the girl child
On Good Times in the ‘Hood: Hot and rainy
On People Get Ready: A flickr set
On Ahmadinejad in Brazil: Brazilian Baha’is provide statement
On the Headlines Read: Iran bans paper for running photo of Baha’i temple
On Abdu’l-Baha at Feast Tonight: Streaming goodness into the room
On Week 5: Children’s class on the Hilltop
On the Streets of Hilltop: A few pics & then I forgot my assignment
On Baha’i Home Decor: Worthy of contemplation
On Upholding Islam’s Life-affirming Resonance: Hans Kung, Sarvapelli Radakrishnan, Frithof Schuon, Abdu’l-Baha, Richard Smolens, Eveyln Undewood & John Witt
On How to Fly Like a Bird: Use both wings
On a Video History of the LA Baha’i Youth Workshop: 30 years of history from the 70’s through the 90’s
On the Works of Walter Palmore All in One Place: African Amerrican, Baha’i, and prodigous
On Hard Economic Conditions Don’t Slow Baha’is Down: Must be the application of Baha’i principles
On After the Trauma: A therapeutic approach for healing the wounds of the world
On Pattabi’s Travel Teaching Report from Ramnagaram, India: 30 new Baha’is in the last 40 days after Ruhi Book 1
On Heaven: It’s here on earth
On Roots and Relations: Begat, begat, begat
On Lessons Learned After 15 Years in Siberia: The Baha’i model is the only thing that’s kept me really afloat
On Praise and Seeing the Positive in Others: Extolled by both Abdu’l-Baha and Current Evidenced-Based Therapies
On Our iMemorize Baha’i Study Circle: Holy words and pure and goodly deeds ascend unto the heaven of celestial glory
On Dale Eng at the University of Puget Sound: 22 hear presentation on the concept of God
On Well Then You’re Not a Baha’i: But Michael Jackson is
On Tribulation: A horizon unto Baha’u’llah’s Revelation
On Baha’is: Peddlers for peace
On the Airing of Baha’i Phil Lucas’ Last Film: Yesterday on Seattle’s PBS station KCTS 9
On a Lesson for the Hilltop: Tread ye the path of justice, for this, verily, is the straight path
On A Baha’i Devotional in November: Tim shared a stoy of Baha’u’llah
On Taraz: God love him
On Food Served Up for the Belly and the Soul: Baha’i Views / Flitzy Phoebie on Flickr breaks 1000 visits in one day mark
On Building Up Neighborhoods: It’s elementary, like one, two, three
On Pictures from Haifa: Spring and fall
On It’s Not the Apples, It’s the Barrel: Creating the kind of neighborhood where people are likely to behave admirably
On the Outpourings of God: Cherish my love
On Strangers on the Shore No Longer: Sharing our spiritual insights at the end of a Baha’i Holy Day.
On a Love Song: Across civilizations by Mahsa Vahdat (Iran) and Mighty Sam McClain (USA).
On Home Sweet Home: Bringing the Baha’i core activities to the homes of our seekers
On Zia the Genius: Baha’i film maker honored
On Baha’i-inspired Music for Free Download: And you don’t have to go to live in Poland to get it
On Junior Youth: #5 #Ruhi #Bahai, a story
On the Birth of Baha’u’llah: Other’s recollections and my own
On a Young Actor in His Prime: Man must walk in many paths
On Red Grammer Remixed: Jamaican style
On for Posterity: Teaching Stories from the Hilltop Campaign, Tacoma, Washington
On Truthfulness Is the Foundation of All Human Virtures: Nabilinho’s music video
On Make Me a Brilliant Star: The prayer and the videos
On the Baha’i Teachings on Abortion: Remembering Seals and Crofts “Unborn Child”
On Can Religion Be the Answer to Climate Change: A group in Singapore explores the topic
On the Arts as a Unifying Force Within the Baha’i Community: Unleashing the creativity of individual Baha’is
On Two Are Better Than One: Verily, they are married in obedience to Thy command
On the Unity of East and West: This Holy Day
On The Greatest Unkown, the End of Our Lives: X marks the spot
On Prayers, Songs, Coloring, and Playing a Game: Key ingredients of Ruhi-style Children’s Classes
On the News from Canto do Rouxinol: The Nightingale of Paradise warbles its melody
On Barry’s Place: A Feast for the eyes
On the Two Debbies Go Teaching: The follow-up to Tacoma’s intensive campaign intensifies
On Light Upon Light: Three formulas
On Obama Turns a Phrase: The proof is not in words, but deeds
On the Failure of Multiculturalism: What’s next?
On Ruhi Book 8 / Livro Ruhi 8: It is due to the Covenant that we arise to silently burn as candles in the service of the Cause of God
On the Coming End of the World: Jellyfish attack, then hummingbirds
On Baha’i Sings on Portuguese “Idol” TV Program: The song, Dastam Begir Abdu’l-Baha
On Election Day: Susan Tedeschi’s “People”
On Some Baha’i Songs in Spanish: From Carlos Rosa
On a Bremerton Junior Youth Group Serves As Vehicle for Growth: A neighborhood Baha’i intensive campaign focuses on core activities
On This Weekend I Do My First Baha’i Children’s Class: “Prefer Your Brother” was the hit of the day
On an Ex-Submariner Beats a Drum: If any one oppose you, say, “Ya Baha’u’l-Abha!”
On Baha’i Angels in the Outfield: It’s an out-of-this-world series
On There Is No Other God, Only Allah: Recited at Baha’i class
On the Baha’i Devotional at Tim & Deb’s: The memory lingers on
On Peaceful and Productive Baha’is: Rapturous, too?
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On Happy Threshing: Joy to the world at Quincy Lakes, another video from Taraz
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On Where’s the Music: For Baha’is it’s at ONE MUSICIAN
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On Our Regular Thursday Evening Fare: Devotions & fellowship in our home
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On Why Can’t Religions Agree: Good question, Jesse
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On the “God Spot”: According to Baha’u’llah, the heart
On a Silent Teacher for This Soul: The Lotus Temple
On Travis Simmons Visiting the Baha’i Booth at Ethnic Fest: I might have been a Baha’i my whole life
On No Room in My Heart for Prejudice: The Baha’i booth at Ethnic Fest, Tacoma – the pictures
On Progressive Revolution: Reminiscent of another term used by Baha’is
On In Lieu of a Local Mashriqu’l-Adhkar: Tacoma has some great churches
On Agency & Change: A new blog by Michael Karlberg
On Music, Prayers & the Visual Arts: Our regular Thursday evening Baha’i devotional
On Sholeh Is Busy Finding Things: Interviews and the arts
On the Distress of the Part Brings Distress to the Whole: Health Care in the U.S.
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On How to Tell People They Sound ________ : Fill in the blank
On Opposition to Women’s Rights: Attempts to “cure feminist indoctrination”
On Today’s Total Eclipse of the Sun: Relevance as metaphor
On Artifacts of Baha’i Life, Pt. 38: Iconic images
On Rocky Loves Everybody: Front porch conversation
On Baha’i Music Building Momentum: In Polish
On Seeing Stars: Art, fiber art, mixed media, basket, coiled
On a Nine-Pointed Star’s Heavenly Pull: Thanks, Michael Jackson
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On the Wide-Ranging Accomplishments of John Kavelin: Virtuous character
On the Passing of John Kavelin: He was so grateful for the Baha’i Faith
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On Russ Salton Performs at Concert for Iranian Baha’is: Skansie Brothers Park, Gig Harbor, next Sunday
On Neighbourhood Awareness, Cambodian Style: Centres of learning
On O God Guide Me: Live @ Tiny Planet
On the Common, Ordinary People Who Make Up the Baha’i Community: More videos
On Birds of the Lotus Temple Area: And other Baha’i properties wildlife
On Giving Up Personal and Family Wealth for Well-being of Others: I hope one day I gain that level of humanity and maturity
On the Human Rights Discourse: Relevant to both East and West (and North and South)
On a Facebook Peace Prayers Page: さんが書いたノート
On Day 6 of Cluster 19’s 16th Intensive Phase: 24 little hours
On Miskin Qalam Calligraphy + Digital Art: 5 works by Misha Maynerick
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On It Was Summer: And everybody was gone
On Important News for Ghana: And other countries everywhere
On Baha’i Children’s Classes a Primary Focus: So children will grow up with a positive sense that they are important to God
On the Baha’i 9-Pointed Star Displayed at Jackson Memorial: 1.5 billion viewers
On My Thursday Night Devo: They’re on
On Signs of Baha’i Identity: Found objects
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On Baha’i Rights Day, 22 Freedoms, 21 Rights and 8 Responsibilities of Individuals: What are, therefore, the responsibilities of government?
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On Baha’i Rights Day, July 9th: Pass the word
On Neysan’s 8 Rules For Effective Blogging: How do I measure up?
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On Remembering Michael Jackson: Walter Palmore reflects on a moon walk
On People Talk Back: @bahaiviews
On the Ruhi Process Is Amazing: God has truly succeeded in making my life more unpredictable, and rewarding me for making sacrifices
On Walter Palmore’s Incredible Paintings: Baha’i devotional experience in Tacoma is enriched week after week
On the Baha’i Persecutions in Iran: Relative of imprisioned Baha’i is interviewed on Everett radio
On My Tweet Production For the Past 24 Hours: A piknik in the park
On a Divine Springtime, Well Nigh Unto Summer: In Washington and in the world
On My Persian Orange Tree Is FULL of Fruit, Seed Came From Shiraz, Via Haifa: Self-actualization
On Excerpts from the Baha’i Writings On Marriage: In English & Chinese.
On Why Facebook and Twitter Numbers Are Up: Because blogging isn’t easy
On a Translation of the June 23rd, 2009, Letter from the Universal House of Justice to the Baha’is of Iran: Historic
On Growing Up Baha’i in Iran: Oh, he’s not a Baha’i, he’s a good person
On the Feast of Rahmat: Debbie does some ’splaining for the benefit our newest Baha’i
On Walter Heath: On ReverbNation
On Tweets for Today: Clicks on links, 94
On “The Rebirth of Renee,” Latest Ornament Productions Video: Behold the mysteries
On the #Bahai in Songs: Thanks Twitter friend & Blip.fm DJ Jill for getting me started
On What’s Your FOT? That’s … First On Twitter
On Iran’s New Voice: I have a dream
On Soon To Begin, Cluster 19’s Expansion Phase: Feets, don’t fail me now
On a Baha’i Song in Chinese and English For Free Download: From Elika in Beijing
On Call Thou To Rembrance, O Land of Ta (Tehran): Thou art still, through the grace of God, a center around which His beloved ones have gathered
On Staying Glued to Twitter: The world changes right in front of our eyes and not just for Iranians
On the Party at Tiny Planet: Music and matrimony
On Loyal and Concerned Citizens of Iran: An article of faith for Baha’is is that they may not seek to overthrow or in any other way oppose any government
On Prisoners of Conscience: Roxana Saberi mentions the Baha’is imprisioned in a Washington Post article
On No Matter Who Is President of Iran: If I was a Baha’i, it would be as if I basically did not exist
On All That Jazz: Our Thursday night art’s-lovin’ Baha’i devotional meeting
On the Prohibition Against Gossip in the Baha’i Faith: When the rules may not apply
On Similarities Between Mormonism and the Baha’i Faith: Being the vehement ex-mo that I am, I can’t help but be a little freaked out
On Being Required to Go to a Cultural Awareness Thing at Work: How would I determine if a Baha’i follower came in?
On Baha’i Life Today Exemplified: Actively preparing to teach and seizing each opportunity
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On a Mechanism of World Inter-Communication: Liberated from the influence of contending governments and peoples
On the New Webite for the Baha’i House of Worship in India: Offers a virtual tour
On Winner and Runner-Ups Announced: Results of video contest on Baha’is of Iran
On Today’s Meditation on Baha’i Pilgrimage: Grappling with feelings of inadequacy and intimidation because there is so much to be done
On an NPR Interview of a Baha’i on Iran: Baha’i is Iran’s largest religious minority
On Baha’i Interviewed Regarding Current Conflict in Iran: Washingtonians with ties to Iran watching election protests closely
On My Pilgrimage Meditation for Today: A dome, circles and spires
On Being Baha’i Curious: Sure you aren’t?
On the Classic Baha’i Fireside: In a premiere Baha’i community
On a Masterful 19th Century Treatise on Iran: For today
On As They Say in Portland, Cheers: It was nice to be out and around people, to be social and not feel isolated and alone
On If You Blog About It, It’s Not a Secret: Aspirations
On Staying Clean and Sober: How the precepts of the Kitab-i-Aqdas provide the foundation
On News of the Day: Using IceRocket Buzz search
On Baha’i Is Awesome: It’s like if hippies and Buddhists had babies
On I’m Thinkin’ a Bib Will Look Good on Daniel: O God, guide him, protect him, make of him a shining lamp and a brilliant star
On Good Grammer: From Tiny Planet
On Mark Tobey, Baha’i: Himself and homages to him
On Practitioners Out There I Can Get With: A Zoroastrian might combine the few major ethnic strains my bloodline missed
On Trusting in Baha’u’llah: It’s time to chase my dreams
On Evidence of Baha’i Family Life: It’s on the refrigerator
On Baha’i Pilgrimage: Today’s images feeding my desire to stay connected to the pilgrimage experience
On New Poems Up on Black Oak Tree: An Ode to Robert Carpenter
On Monday Morning Tweet Reading: Searching “baha’i OR bahai OR #bahai -baha”
On a Holy Spirit: Two former Pentacostal ministers who are now Baha’is meet for the first time
On Whether It’s Missionaries Trying to Save My Soul or Seekers: I’ll take it and listen for God’s voice in it all
On Reading Other Religious Scriptures With Skepticism: I was afraid to agree with another religious view
On a Concise Introduction to the Baha’i Faith in Chinese: With lyrics for Baha’i-inspired sing-a-longs.
On How Many Christians Believe in the Second Coming of Jesus Christ: The Pew report
On the Significance of Daniel: Personal and Biblical
On Cheering for Baha’is on the Streets of Tehran: Oh Sufis, Baha’is, do not be afraid / we support you / back you up / protect you
On Saberi’s Description of Baha’is and Others She Met in Evin Prison: Some of the strongest and most admirable people I’ve ever met
On Another Baha’i Family Blog: Song singing, guitar strumming, musical jamming
On Jeff and Maya: Crazy kids
On Community Building: Real and virtual
On Tom Admits To Having Tried to Accomplish This Feat For Years But Has Lacked a Certain Skill in the Hospitality Department: What I want is a community of friends, not just fellow Baha’is
On Family Blogs by Baha’is: Telling the world about our priorities
On Memories of the Ridvan 2009 Baha’i Pilgrimage: The littlest pilgrim
On Baha’i As a First Cited Alternative Point of View: What is five, what is two?
On Saberi’s Meeting With Two Incarcerated Baha’i Women in Evin Prison: Before her own release
On Clicks per Tweet: Bringing visitors to Baha’i content on the Internet
On Joining the Heavenly Choir: If you missed it live, there is YouTube
On Today’s Tweets: The Baha’i Views’ expanded version
On He Was Clamorous As the Storm Clouds: And restless
On the PDF Project: Pretty darn fulfilling
On a Musical Heyday for Album Purchasing & Appreciating: 1994 or thereabouts
On Global Voices: In Macedonian and Bangla
On Rocky Meets Walter: Prayers are shared and stories told
On Son of One of the Oldest Baha’is in the U.S. Wins Tony Award: Naomi Robinson is well known and loved by Pacific Northwest Baha’is
On Spiritual Power: It is only perceptible to the person experiencing it
On the Baha’i Faith Coming in Second to Islam: In growth from 2000-2005
On Tweets Have to Take You Somewhere: For luminous moments
On Change Has Come: The Egyptian government should be acknowledged for its efforts
On Peace (Great!): To be embraced by an act of consultative will
On Responses to Obama’s Speech in Cairo: Missed opportunities or not, he highlighted the principles
On the Baha’i in Obama’s Speech in Cairo: For comparison, read One Common Faith
On Mimosa’s Inspired Songs: Baha’u’llah used the story of Majnun and Layli to represent the mystical longing of the human soul for God
On City Games: Baha’i holy sites version by Francis Dove
On Oh Teacher, You Look Beautiful: Baha’i Children are wowed by Dorothy of Wizard of Oz look
On Studying the Baha’i Holy Texts With Robert Carpenter: Former Baptist and Pentacostal minister
On In the Event of My Death I Do Want the Baha’i Treatment: Hopefully orange will still be my favorite color
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On Baha’i Participation on the Internet: 2009 Bosch sessions available on-demand
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On Shirin Ebadi Speaks in Seattle: Inspiring human rights activist, lawyer of the Evin Seven
On the Imprisonment of Baha’is in Iran: More than just the 7 at Evin
On Baha’i Participation on the Internet: A big Bosch/internet event archived on Bahai.web.dev.net
On Freeing the Evin Seven: Not enemies of anyone
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On Drawing Inspiration from the 41 Conferences: Hold Your Hands Up High
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On Filmstrips and Fire and Snow: An earlier era of Baha’i teaching
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On Baha’is Are Not Apostates: This is indeed a gift from God that Muslims arise to defend Baha’is
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On Tolerance: I love you as long as you are not Baha’i, neither Buddhist or Brahmin
On Woman’s Advocate Elected to UK Assembly: Honoured to serve
On More Favorite Images From a Recent Pilgrimage: Painting-like qualities
On Twitter-Speak That Is Directed To Whom: #religion #bahai #peace #terrorism #nationalism #racism #prejudice #leadership #unity
On Too Good To Be True: The Baha’i Faith as more than secular practicality
On Soul Pancake: Syrupy love
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On Favorite Tweets of the Day: Bahais believe in life + progress of soul why bail last min
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On Pete Seeger at 90: He performed with Baha’is and is my hero, too
On Town Council in Italy Takes Action on Behalf of Baha’is in Iran: Solidarietà
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On Garden Images: Fresh herbiage and laughter which God loves
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On Teaching With Love, Affection, and Friendship: Not with words
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On U Can’t Touch This on Twitter: Between Digg.com founder & MC Hammer, Rainn Wilson
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On Global Television: Cutting edge technology, stuck-in-the-past content
On No One Too Naughty to Become a Baha’i: My wicked opinion
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On Prayer and Piety: Flying back from Tel Aviv
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On Respecting God: Being holy on a holy day, that is the question
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On :::: noumenon :: and :: phenomenon ::::::::::::::::::: Day and night, Baha’i-inspired
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On Heather as an Area Teaching Committee Coordinator: I’ll tweet to that
On Two Baha’is in a Big Truck with Loud Bass: Cruisin’ Astoria
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On Love, Compassion, Practice, and Wisdom: Common Bread
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On Steps Towards Justice: Instigator and perpetrator summoned to court for incitement of violence against the Baha’is in Southern Egypt
On Rolling Back the Violent Ideologies That People of All Faiths Reject: Obama in Turkey
On My Advice for the Government of Iran (and a Prediction): Chill Out (Things Gonna Change)
On Ideal Qualities for a Servant of the Baha’i Cause: Experience in hazard detection and interest in reasoning under uncertainty
On Bill Sears and Living Life With Compassion for Others: I remember the first year I found out what Baha’i love feels like
On the Dilemma Faced by the Mullahs: Since they disolved your administration, they don’t even know who the Baha’is are anymore
On Being Wary of Too-New Religion: I’m not sure where Baha’i fits in
On a Podcast Brings Back Memories: Marching on the Pentagon, becoming a Baha’i, and Lisa Janti coming to dinner
On Living Together Is Possible: An Interfaith Initiative for Youth in India
On Beastie Boys Breakdancing vs. Baha’i Poppin’ and Steppin’:
On Community Radio: Bringing the world together a song at a time
On So, Uh, I Found God: Don’t worry, I’m not going to be all wholier than thou or anything
On Portuguese Coverage of the Mob Attacks on Baha’i Homes in Egypt: The world cares
On Drawing the Circle of Unity: Symbolic action to increase awareness of persecutions in Iran that affect children as well
On the Story of Anis: Retold in our living room in song
On Listening to Benny’s Next Song: In life we get to choose the only way up or constant sorrow
On a Song List for Starters: My list for the Queen’s new iPod (great idea, Bita!)
On Conspiracy Theories and Religion: Even Shi’ism was accused of being created by Jews for the destruction of Sunni Islam
On Twitter Browser for All My Tweeps: Fill in a username and start clicking and dragging
On Reading Tweets Can be Like Reading Cablegrams: Shoghi Effendi in 140 characters at a time
On Dragfyre in Vietnam: Wondering aloud on Doberman Pizza and Twitter
On The Office and the Baha’i Study Circle United As One: …Parody
On Canada’s House of Commons Passes Resolution on Iran’s Persecution of Baha’is: Immediately release Baha’i leaders
On Teaching the Baha’i Faith Directly: It was as if she too had also learned these truths before I had a chance to say them
On Susan Has a Song for Alex: Amen to that
On Dan Seals, his Son, and the Song “Wood”: I told him I was not the man I want to be
On Swimming in the Oceans of Life: Discovery and commitment
On Conspiracy Theories Rooted in Fundamentalism: Poor Harry Potter
On the Importance of a Baha’i Will: A statement about your Faith
On Got Music: My grateful thoughts I raise to heaven
On Advice for the New Year, Baha’i and otherwise: Dance to the music
On the Metaphysical Aspects of Love and Unity: Nader Saiidi in The Times of India
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On News About Iran’s Persecution of Baha’is: It continues to reverberate
On Looking Forward to Taking Bus #23: Public transportation, Haifa
On Try This: Smile, by Russ Salton. Arlene says it’s great, and I agree.
On There Is More Than One Place to Keep Your Baha’i Photos Online: Photobucket
On the Full Extent of Baha’is Obediance to Government: The response of Baha’is in Tehran
On There’s a Warm Wind Blowin’ the Stars Around for Dan Seals: More remembrances
On Dan Seals Remembered: No less than 205 news outlets cover his passing
On Dan Seals Passing: Surrounded by family and friends
On the Emerging Paradigm: Visible for well over a hundred years
On a Star-Trek Evening As a Vehicle for Studying the Baha’i Faith: 30 people piled like cordwood on the sofas
On Baha’is Working With Kids of That Sticky Age: Ruhi 5-inspired
On Working Towards an Intensive Program of Growth: Nothaburi Baha’is
On a Naw Ruz Weekend: Images etched in memory
On Deep Listening: If songs have power, Baha’i-inspired songs have special power
On Beating the Drum: Breaking the silence
On a Baha’i View of Music: Not every song has to be happy and full of beautiful melodic lines as long as it stimulates the desire to better słuchaczu behavior
On Cultural Ecology: The life’s work of Istvan Dely
On Yahoo Pipe of the Baha’i Explorer RSS feed aggregator: pipe/run?
On Free eBook & Audio Downloads on DivineNotes: Raising sensitive issues of the arts and artists
On Finishing the Religion Project on the Baha’i Faith (it’s pretty neat): Ashley is coming over to Turbo-Jam =)
On Not Just a Simple Clampdown: An orchestrated campaign of hate propaganda
On Being Born Again: It’s a matter of Faith
On I’m a Broken Winged Bird: Now I know how to soar
On Hearing Reports from All Continents: Celebrating achievements
On Postcards for Iran: Express your support for Iranian citizens
On a New Baha’i Year: Off and running
On Alternatives to TV: Raising an amazing hypoallergenic dog and reading the Baha’i writings
On Humankind as a Babe in the Womb on the World: Funderinger rundt oppløftende og åndelige sitater og ordtak
On Bob Dylan’s When You Gonna Wake Up: You got innocent in jail
On Baha’is and Zoroastrians Together: For Naw Ruz in Singapore
On a Happy Naw Ruz New Year’s Baha’i Wedding: Live webcast
On Great Persian Music for the Holiday: Heard on the street
On Naw Ruz on Twitter: Join the party
On Gathering at the Haft Sin Table: With the 7 Baha’is in Evin Prison in our hearts, a prayer
On Mr. Obama’s Naw-Ruz Greeting to Iran: Wake up to the New Day
On The Immutable Law of Change and Decay: Affecting libraries, newspapers, and blogs
On a Newly Available Picture of the Baha’i Yaran: Radiant, long-suffering
On New Website Devoted to the Baha’i Gardens in Haifa & Akko: Serene tranquility
On Whangarei and Race Relations: The region has become more diverse
On Anna’s Presentation: A version on Scribd of the classic introduction to the Baha’i Faith
On My Current Top 5 Songs That Give Me Goosebumps: Genre – world, label – Putumayo
On God’s Creation, Ruhi Illustrations: The proofs
On the Significance of Ruhi to Baha’is: More mentions
On a Unified Teaching: She’d heard her Dad talk the same language as I did as a student of metaphysics
On the background and history of the Baha’i faith, Iranian religious persecution and Iran’s arrest and prosecution of seven Baha’i leaders: The link for the World Focus online radio show
On Twitter, Flickr, Facebook Make Blogs Look So 2004: There, I said it again
On Wilmette Institute Offerings: Religion, Theology, History, Biography, the Bahá’í Scriptures and Authoritative Texts, and the Bahá’í Teachings
On Tongan Love: We are all Tongans
On Following the Tradition of Baha’i Jazz Musicians: Tierney Sutton
On Religion: No dissin’
On World Focus Radio Today, Baha’is in Iran: Questions and answers
On My Top Five Baha’i Songs Ever, Today: Tomorrow is another day
On Art, Age, Time, Photos, Top Floors, and Eating Udon: Seven reflections on the Baha’i Fast
On Getting Your Homework Done: If you haven’t already done so, show world religions folder to parents
On Global Voices In Defense of the Baha’i Minority: Homes in Semnan sprayed with grafitti
On the Revelation of Baha’u’llah: For all of humanity
On Do’a Music: Boxed-set Baha’i quality and significance
On the Covenant of Baha’u’llah: A website of authoritative sources for study
On Lessons Learned About Fasting: Being gentle with oneself while transitioning into comfort with Baha’i practices
On I Spy: Conspiracy Theories and the Baha’i Faith
On Internet Initiatives the Baha’i Way: Shaping discourse in a unifying way
On the Amazing American Baha’i: Both mirror and marching orders
On Our Baha’i Devotional Meeting: Paintings, prayers, and Mi’Ma’amakim
On Prayers for a New Age: Brilliant and vivid
On Faith: Christian, Muslim, Baha’i
On Red Grammer in Green Washington State This Summer: And sons
On a Conference, a Convention, and a Meeting: Baha’i thumbnails
On Re-visiting the Baha’i Faith on World Focus: Submit questions and tune in
On a New Embargo on Freedom of Expression in Iran: What is next for a “Minister of Murder”?
On Oh Baha’i: I just heard the word but didn’t know it meant anything
On the New Song from Elika: Dedicated to the Baha’is in Iran
On Should This Column Make Its Way to Iran: Maine Mayor asks for release of Baha’i 7
On Another Day in France Ends in Chocolate: A new soul, full of love
On Baha’iResearch.com on Facebook: Bookmark, share on the web
On Facebook Zabine Says Hi: Tantalizing advance word
On the Widely Reposted Letter to the Presecutor General of Iran: Shedding light
On Mr Talisman Catches the News: What spurred this act of good will?
On No To This: Genocide of the Baha’i people, bad parts of the 1980s
On the Flow of Divine Authority: The Baha’i Covenant, unique in the spiritual annals of mankind
On Finding Him Seated on the Earth’s Loftiest Heights: Calling aloud to all mankind
On Jacqueline Left Hand Bull as Keynote at Democratic Party Function: Interfaith inspiration
On Rainn on Religion: No hippy dippy, airy fairy or precious malarky making it awkward or isolating
On When It Rainns: Yes … it pours
On a New Blog, Proofs of Possibility: Muslims & Baha’is joining together
On This Time of Year: I am going to share my faith with those I love and teach my family and babies what it means for me to be a Baha’i
On My Children’s Names: And their Baha’i namesakes
On Oprah to Rainn: What Is Soul Pancake?
On Picking Up on the Story: The local press carries news of Baha’i persecution in Iran
On the Letter from the International Baha’i Community to the Prosecutor General of Iran: In its entirety
On a Pilgrimage Along the Way: Historia Bahá’í z Nowego Miasta Lubawskiego
On Nightingales: In song
On Nightingale Stories: Thou wilt behold a myriad beaks of rancor hunting after Him and with all their power intent upon His death
On Recalling an Agitated and Perilous Time for Baha’is: ‘Abdu’l-Baha penned 90 tablets in a singled day
On Serious Social Messaging on Twitter: Getting the word out about the Baha’is in Iran
On the Violence Against Baha’is: A violence against language
On the Endeavors for Which the Bahá’ís of Iran Are Being So Grievously Persecuted: The Baha’i International Community’s letter to the Prosecutor General of Iran
On American Nation: If you like the song, pass it on
On What Place Is This: Here are the hints
On Prayer: Whereby darkness hath been turned into light
On Coping With Adversity: What is God trying to teach me from this experience?
On Loving to Talk During Dinner: Not the Finns, apparently
On What Baha’is Can Eat: Everything, with just two exceptions
On Follow-up to Direct Teaching, Notes from Oregon, 1976: Pat seemed pleased that the teaching team was back to bring in more Baha’is
On “In These Times”: An appropriate song for this fast
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On the Baha’i Use of the Word “Animate”: Guiding and inspiring youth to follow their own path
On the 41 Baha’i Conferences: My favorites
On Even the Friends in Prison Are Fasting: They saved half of their dinner meal to eat at dawn for the fast
On We’ve Been Txtin a Little Bit: She kinda invited me to a Baha’i discussion thing
On Wanting to Do Religion: Baha’i, Catholic or combined
On Looking for Direction: An innate response in humanity
On Baha’i Watch: Mapping incidents inside Iran
On Finding the “Baha’i” in Songs: A Gorrillaz’ Demon Days diamond
On the Baha’i Fast: An opening day salvo
On Remembering Jeff: He was a devoted Baha’i
On No Confession: I’m a bad Baha’i
On Playing Violent Video Games in Preparation for the Apocalypse: No need, it’s already here (and I feel fine)
On A Baha’i Prayer in Arabic To Be Said in Times of Difficulties: YouTube – Ya Malek Al Asma يا مالك الاسماء SAVE
On Moral Relativism: Boosting selfish aims at the expense of others
On an Ayyam-i-Ha: And fast
On No Longer Marginalized: We are all Iranian Baha’is
On Ayyam-i-Ha Connections: From L.A. to the Bronx and around the world
On Honoring Zoroaster: My God, my Fire and my Light
On Prayers for Changiz: At Ayyam-i-Ha
On 24 Hours of Prayer: For Egyptian justice
On Searching for Navajo Gods: And finding (perhaps) the Baha’i Faith
On Baha’i Gatherings: Warm and inviting
On Ayyam-i-Ha Conciousness: All those tweets
On Holy Ground: Heavenly seeds are scattered upon it
On Black Oak Tree: Charles King’s poetry blog
On Shift Happens: Don’t ya know
On Determining Qiblih: An application to aim you in the right direction
On Readers from Iran: Some Alexa Baha’i website numbers
On the Significance of Stories: A life becomes meaningful
On Progress on One Front Inspires Efforts on All Others: Victory in court for Egyptian Baha’i
On Após 30 anos da Revolução Islâmica: Iranianos criticam mais a política interna do que a externa
On Newly Arrived Persian Immigrants in Salt Lake City: Door-to-door Baha’is
On the Baha’i Music Man: epeli95 is in the world
On the Spiritual Significance of the T- Mobile Dance: You make me wanna shout
On Old Songs,Timeless Songs: World stories
On Naeim’s Letter: I am working on another corner of this big mental canvas
On the Museum of Spiritual Behavior & Positive Thinking: When will it be opening?
On Returning to San Demetrio: I realized my belief in Baha’u’llah made me a Baha’i
On Speak Out 4 Baha’is: Free and organic expression and support
On Mary Makes a Commitment: And is going to register as a Baha’i soon
On Congressman Adam Smith’s Response to a Baha’i Constituent: As a member of the Congressional Human Rights Caucus, I share your concerns
On I Read the News Today: The Pending Trial of Baha’is in Iran Increases the Faith’s Visibility Across Many Communities
On Be Free, Baha’i Love: Music downloads and in performance, live
On Blog Mentions of Baha’i: Definitely up, BlogScope reveals
On Baha’is Treated As Infidels: Article in Al Jazeera
On Freedom of Religious Belief: Beyond Categorisation
On Perceptions of Baha’i: This faith we’d half-heard of and pretended to know
On Wifey Is a Recovering Catholic, Husband Is a Baha’i: Wifey has her eye on Voodoo, of course
On Secretly Enjoying Baha’i Feasts & Children’s Class: Concious encounters
On Congressman’s Kirk’s Defense of the Baha’i Faith: Coverage from a blog in Germany, of all places
On Prayers for the Baha’is of Iran: My pastor sent out a special prayer request for them
On Fanaticism: Prime example in the destruction of Muslim sufi mosque in Isfahan
On Baha’is, Kurds & Women: Iranian human rights activist attends “Friends of Iran” devotional
On Living Waters: Passages from the Baha’i sacred Writings, information, thoughts & notes pertaining to the daily Baha’i obligatory prayers.
On the Largest Baha’i Gathering in the History of Turkey: The 38th regional conference held in historic Istanbul
On the Alarming Prospect of Baha’is on Trial in Iran: Widespread Coverage
On Rainn Wilson, Baha’i, CNN Guest Commentator: Ask your congressman to support a resolution on the Baha’is in Iran
On Baha’i Explorer: News, search, blogs, video, audio, presentations, resources, quotes & regional conferences
On Tattered Charges Against the Baha’is of Iran: No different today than in 1983
On a Baha’i Pilgrimage Experience: My character flaws fall to ashes
On Blog Snippets: Mentions of Baha’i online
On Baha’i Blogs for Persian Readers: One country
On Saying a Prayer or Speaking Out: Sara is willing
On Lives of Service: Profiles of seven imprisoned Baha’is, reactions
On Melbourne Is Crazy: Thustin’s first Baha’i intensive teaching campaign
On Checking In On Planet Baha’i Forum: What’s new?
On a Prayer for Protection of Baha’i Prisoners: Thou seest Thy servants acting with sincerity
On the Russ Salton CD Release Party: Many seekers present
On Ya Malek Al Asma va Fater-El-Sama: A special prayer of Baha’u’llah
On Is There Code in the Bible? The Biblical case for Baha’u’llah
On More Ways to Do Your Part: Using Facebook to Call Attention to the Injustice in Iran
On Safeguarding the Innocent: Remembering Persepolis and Cyrus the Great
On Events in Iran: The Persecutions of Baha’is, 1877-1892
On Condemnation of the Iranian Government’s Actions Against the 7 Baha’is: Many voices, many sources
On Actions Taken: Iranian government’s charges against Baha’is condemned
On As Early as This Sunday: Baha’i leaders may be rushed to trial and without attorney
On the Stairway to Heaven: In Israel but not Israeli
On At Last: Baha’i music seeps into the conciousness of every good singer/songwriter
On the Youngsters of Padua: Jump to the rhythm, jump jump to the rhythm, jump
On Not By Accident: Woman declares her belief in Baha’u’llah while talking Wilmette Institute course
On the One God: Accessible through many traditions
On Landmark Status in Wilmette, in Illinois, in the world: A marvel no matter how out of place it may seem
On Contacting the Baha’is: She became a Baha’i on her first visit
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