I find that many of the younger generation accept the
concept of unity often as an given. It is being mass
marketed, which is good, yet they do not know the
catalyst for the release of all knowledge. I find the
youth to be very gifted and accepting of their
spirituality as something different than their
religious practice itself, which is usually still
being coached by parents and peers.
Karen

--- Brent Poirier Attorney at Law
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> >>One can only hope those teenagers are looking for
> what we were looking
> for 4 decades ago. Meaning! Genuine spirituality. A
> sense of the
> mystic. None of which is really to be found in the
> world our
> generation has build.>>
> 
> I am not very quick to elevate our generation to a
> more spiritual status 
> than the one before us, or the one after us.  As a
> quick observation, we 
> seem more satisfied with a coherent belief system;
> kids want action.
> 
> The kids today seem more ensnared by peer pressure,
> but maybe that is not 
> true either.  Our generation planted the seeds for
> the nihilism of today.  I 
> for sure would not want to be a high school or
> college kid trying to see my 
> way through these times.
> 
> Also, as far as our generation being genuinely
> spiritual -- how many found 
> their way to Baha'u'llah?  So can our generation be
> called so spiritual?
> 
> Each generation seems to have its own few qualities
> that it deems the most 
> important in character; they are different each
> generation, but they all 
> seem to be a small selection from the array of
> qualities which Baha'u'llah 
> calls us to.  We claim to be more peace oriented,
> but a lot of that comes 
> from the foundation laid by our parents. In general
> I think that our 
> parents, individually and as a generation, had our
> generation in mind when 
> they took collective steps like creating and paying
> for a system of higher 
> education, creating the UN.  Our generation has its
> virtues, but so do the 
> others.  Ours just fit like an old sweater and seem
> more comfortable to us.
> 
> Brent
> 
> 
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