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The Hidden Words is described as the essence of all religions.
O SON OF MAN! Deny not My servant should he ask anything from thee, for
his face is My face; be then abashed before Me.
http://reference.bahai.org/en/t/b/HW/hw-31.html
"A human being is a part
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I found this as the meaning of the name:
Name:Muraad
Meaning: Variant of Murad: Desire. Object.
Gender: M
Orgin: Muslim
Name:Murad
Meaning: Desire. Object.
Gender: M
Orgin: Muslim
Best,
Karen
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> Who or what is "Murad" (in tablet below)?
We cannot segregate the human heart from the
environment outside us and say that once one of these
is reformed everything will be improved. Man is
organic with the world. His inner life moulds the
environment and is itself also deeply affected by it.
The one acts upon the other and every abiding ch
Dear Susan,
Thank you for sharing this with us. The idea that
responsibility pertains to having the ability to
respond is to honor our inherent freewill. To
recognise/respond "Am I not your Lord?" is a choice.
Karen
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> As the last announcement indic
Can someone tell us more of the meanings as given
here?
http://www.answers.com/main/ntq-tname-aye-fts_start-
??? (Arabic)
?() ??? ! (?) ???, ??
Thank you for the reminder that the only answer is
"yes"
karen
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Bob, Please share where in the Writings you found any reference to the spirit having a gender that it would have to have a body congruent to? My sense has been that the body gender is the clue to the lessons to be learned, not an indicator of spiritual gender. Please share if you have anything on
Yes Susan, I am in agreement that visions are not
accepted as physical matter. Was it not the
misinterpreted "seeing of Him" that was understood to
be a physical body resurrected, rather than the
spiritual vision of spiritual "matter"?
warmly,
karen
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Dear Susan and David,
I recently was presented with this topic while on a
boyscout campout a fellow parent inquired "what church
I went to". His interest in the Bahai Faith soon waned
when it became clear that I was not interested in
leaving my church to join his where "we worship a
risen Christ".
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
Thank you Susan for sharing the word ghulam. I went
searching for more on this and found something that
was of interest that has not been stated - that being
that development is of of both body and self. As there
is no end to the development of self, being a never
ending journey of attaining divine
I believe the most challenging issue is well addressed
by the directive to "know thyself", for when one
addresses the responsibility to one's own soul, one
cannot see himself separated from, nor independent of
those or the environment in which he finds himself.
Karen
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Dear friends,
AllahuAbha,
I am rejoining this list after a long absence. I am an
isolated believer raising my family in a small town in
Texas. I declared in 85 and served in Dallas before
homefront pioneering. I am particularly interested in
learning more of the writings that involve science,
physi
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