Tag: Bahá’u’lláh

Two major newspapers—the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post—suddenly halt presidential endorsements, raising concerns about media integrity, journalistic courage, and the state of democracy in an era of declining press trust.

Explore the metaphor of the rainbow's arc and its connection to the ebb and flow of life. Learn how it symbolizes America's and the author's past, present and future.

Discover the purpose of life in the Bahá'í Faith: to love God and all of humankind, embracing diversity and collaboration.

Uncover the nostalgic power of campfires. Immerse yourself in their warmth as the author uses his memories to Begin his life's final musings.

Learn about the 20-year scientific foundation of climate change and the author's spiritual understanding on how to raise awareness and take action against this global challenge.

As our election looms, we must understand our own biases. Understanding our biases will help us vote wisely, choosing those we wish to govern us.

Pete Haug remembers hearing Robert Frost read his poem "The Road not Taken" 65 years ago. It reminded him of his spiritual journey out of the Christianity of his youth into choosing the Baha'i faith as an adult.