Today I was back at the Baha'i Meeting House! There were like 25 people there this time and quite a few people there for the first time wanting to learn! Everyone sat down and we read about the Baha'i beliefs on world peace. It was awesome because the information that we went around and read was from Buddhist, Hindu, Zoroastrian, Christian, and Baha'i writings.
The focus is hugely on unity, love, equality, and realizing that we are ALL loved by God.
I was also able to look at more of the building and got to check out the information center! Sorry the pictures are poor quality and blurry... I have an iPhone 4...
For the music that day there was a Baha'i member who was just passing through Colorado who has worked a lot in Native American populations and brought her hand drum! She sang some beautiful Baha'i songs that had been composed by Native American members!
Mindy was leading the lesson and she was so accommodating and kind! She showed me around the book store and information center and explained Baha'i beliefs beautifully.
It was another great and uplifting experience! After the meeting I ran over to my church and felt so spiritually prepared to enjoy my Sunday!
Dear Jessie,
ReplyDeleteI advise you to be very careful when you interact with the Baha'i faith, or better known as the Baha'i cult. For one thing, the true beliefs of Baha'ism are radically different from what they propagate today. What you know as Baha'ism today are mostly new principles formulated by Baha'u'llah's son Abdu'l-Baha, which contradict and go against the true teachings and actions of Baha'u'llah. For instance, Abdu'l-Baha would preach the "Oneness of Humanity" this is while Baha'u'llah was very violent towards those that refused to become Baha'is and called them donkeys, pigs, animals, and bastards. Sources can be found here:
http://www.bahaibahai.com/eng/index.php/articles?id=86
Basically, anything that the Baha'is preach, you will find something that contradicts that either in Baha'i scripture or in the actions of its leaders. This I can prove. If you have any questions I am willing to help you.
Best regards
Jimmy