the morning found me on a hard pedal into the center of town. these 9.30 ruhi classes are always a struggle to get to. today, we started reading about Baha'u'llah. it's always interesting for me to go through this history. it's stuff that i've heard since i was a child, stuff that i've grown up with. but now, going through it with the task of
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I found that there is a gift of going through what we already know with new ears, both ours and others. This is the gift of going through the "basics" after being a Baha'i for so many years, with people who are hearing it for the first time. Our group found that even some of us who have been Baha'is for many years didn't know some of the detail that was in the Ruhi books. I hope most tutors recognize the importance of the students embelishing on the information. It is part of the gift we all bring to the circle of knowledge.
I trust that the deepening of understanding and renewal of enthusiasm is what everyone one of all Religions experience when they revisit the Holy Spirit in the form they connect with.
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appearantly, Qum is an extreemly fanatical town. it's so fanatical that even everyday, ordinary iranians will take the trouble to drive around it to avoid entering the town. and to think of it in that light, and knowing that the Bab sent Mulla Husayn to teach in town, puts a lot of perspective in that story.
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it was always hiding under fat, but yes, i've always been this skinny. ;)
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