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What we have published and shared on Baha’i Blog in the last month include stories of individual transformation, resources for collective transformation, or content that explores the link between the two. For example, we recently published “Finding Faith – Adyan’s Story” which was produced by Cherish Chee. In his vulnerable recounting, Adyan, a youth from […]

Over 1,900 participants gathered in Atlanta to correlate the Bahá’í teachings with the contemporary questions pertaining to the wellbeing of humanity.

How can we discuss controversial topics more effectively without harming valuable friendships? How can we collectively become better at having these conversations? Over the years, I have had conversation after...

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What is power without love? What is love without power?  Quotes from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Baha’i writings prompted me to ask myself the above questions after...

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It’s a deceptively simple question — Why do I believe in my religion? — but it’s also probably one of the most important questions anyone can ask. If I can’t...

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While travelling in the United States, I met up with my dear friend Shidan Majidi, a director and producer, and learned about his documentary called Me, the “Other” which aims to foster an understanding of the oneness of humanity through the personal stories of its 12 diverse protagonists. The film won several awards including Best […]

A couple of hours ago, suddenly, an understanding came upon me. It hit me like a ton of rocks — I realized how much the caregivers here in my nursing...

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