At the end of the chapter The influence of stars of SAQ Abdul-Bah said this subject is worthy of examination, but the guardian said that it is a waste of time The friends should be encouraged not to waste time on such things as astrology.My common sense says that any prediction of the
As to astrology, I have no opinion. I do not know why Abdu'l Baha said it was worthy of examination, perhaps he meant it might be debunked, I certainly do not know.As to numberology in general and the Abjad system in particular, culturally it was very important in making religious arguments.
Hi Dick,
You write,
How are Baha'is doing in this regard? Anecdotally we have a lot of
active kids around Portland but I've been in communities where it seemed a
majority of the kids drift away. Are there any statistics out there?
This statistic can be found at
Correction made to link just sent. No semicolon should be at the end.
Hi Dick,
You write,
How are Baha'is doing in this regard? Anecdotally we have a lot of
active kids around Portland but I've been in communities where it seemed a
majority of the kids drift away. Are there any statistics
Title: Re: What's the truth of Astrology and
Numerology?
Hasan Elias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At the end of the chapter The
influence of stars of SAQ Abdul-Bah said this subject
is worthy of examination, but the guardian said that it is a waste
of time The friends should be encouraged not
Thanks Scott and Don for answers,Don, what you said is interesting, I believepeople who born in a determinate time or month apparently have similarcharacteristics, but I don't think these characteristics are exactly those that traditional Astrology says. Similar to the four physical
