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Sarah Haug

Although an anthropologist by training, Sarah homeschooled her four children for 20 years before beginning work as a writer. She and her husband, Dan, have been married for over 30 years and split their time between their home in Pendleton, Oregon, and Caernarfon, Wales. Sarah's columns on the Baha'i Faith represent her own views and not any official position.

I’m OK.

Learn how to navigate the fears of being a parent in a world that is constantly stoking anxiety and how to be OK. Commentary by columnist Sarah Haug.

Where there is hope, fear loses its power

Read this message of hope amidst a dark world and how to create positive change for a better one in this post by our Baha'i columnist.

Spiritual Beings: Explore Baha’i Views on Life Beyond Death

Learn about the Baha'i belief in spiritual beings and the next world. Explore the concept of life after death and the freedom of the soul.

Finding Freedom in Detachment: A Daughter’s Reflection on Her Father’s 81st Birthday

The prayer I say most often asks God to help me, “lay all my affairs in Thy hands,” and “not dwell on the unpleasant things of life.” In the Baha’i Faith, we call it “being detached," and it is a lesson we all struggle to learn.

Stuff: Do We Have Too Much? Depends on What Kind.

“Stuff” is one of those words in English that has so many meanings it almost defies definition.

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