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Why Do We Have Good and Bad Dreams?
According to the Sleep Foundation, most people dream for around two hours every night. Dreaming is a universal experience, regardless of whether or not you remember them upon waking. RELATED:...
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Can We Inherit – and Heal – Family Trauma?
Cutting-edge science has begun to determine that we can genetically “inherit” the trauma our parents and grandparents have experienced in their lives. A few months ago I read a book...
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Maryland Bahá’í Chair: Scholars and artists envision a future beyond racial categories
Can Our Thoughts Affect Our Health?
Have you ever gone, without warning, from perfect calm to absolute terror? Within seconds, your heart starts racing, your blood pressure rises, and you feel sick to your stomach. When...
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Quantum Mechanics, Modern Physics and the Baha’i Teachings
When I reflect on the Baha’i teachings, which stunningly prefigure many of the discoveries of modern physics, I see an interesting pattern. As a physicist, I’ve noticed that most of...
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Houston Community Revitalizes Feast Gatherings
The Purpose and Power of Prayer and Meditation
The Baha’i Faith is both a religion and a way of life. Baha’u’llah did not make a distinction between the two – what people believe should be reflected in what...
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“What the world could be like”: Century-old Haifa building serves as meeting-place for friendship
Generous and Able – A Devotional Album by Jonathon Bryan
Losing the Stigma: May is Mental Health Awareness Month
Have you been seeing lime green ribbons tied to trees this month? Those would be in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental Health Awareness Month (MHA) was first observed...
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The Passing and Ascension of Baha’u’llah
The prophet and founder of the Baha’i Faith, Baha’u’llah, left this world during the darkest hours of the night, at 3 a.m. on May 29, 1892. He died a prisoner...
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How to Spiritually Deal with Workplace Bullying and Backbiting
Have you ever had a terrible boss or colleague, one who had obviously forgotten they were no longer in middle school? Workplace bullying sadly happens on a different level than...
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In Conversation: BIC explores oneness and interdependence in governance
Science and Religion: Making Room for the Heart and the Spirit
We live in a technological age, and the training of the scientific mind tends to regard the virtues of the heart as impediments to truth, until religion itself verges on...
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3 Ways to Deal with Any Crisis of Conscience
Conscience is a thousand swords. – Shakespeare There is a higher court than courts of justice and that is the court of conscience. It supersedes all other courts. – Gandhi...
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Should We Believe in Miracles?
Do miracles strengthen our faith — or do they weaken it? Much of the contemporary view of the great faiths centers around the acceptance of miracles said to occur in...
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Already All the Love – A Baha’i Inspired Board Book by Diana Farid
From parallel paths to integrated journeys: Uniting generations through service
Where the Soul Remembers: A Pilgrimage to the House of the Bab
At twelve, I found myself in a hallowed space—the room where the Prophet of God graced existence in the mid-nineteenth century. How readily, in sacred places, the soul perceives the...
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