Tag Archives: love

Stories for Humanity and Human Rights

Posted on December 24, 2011 by keyvan

Tweet There is nothing like a story to capture every corner of human imagination. When we hear a story, we are not just listening, we take our place on the stage and become one of the characters and experience the … Continue reading →

Posted in children, Education, Farsi, history, human rights, Stories | Tagged Abdu'l-Baha, children stories for moral education, deceipt, faith, Farsi, fear and love of God, human capacity for nobility, human rights, humanity, ignorance, Islamic republic regime of Iran, justice, leadership, love, nobility, obedience, Persian, punishment, spiritual character, story, violations of human sanctity | 2 Comments

Meta Cognitive Benefits of Spiritual Thought Patterns and Human Rights

Posted on January 19, 2010 by keyvan

Tweet When I listen to the discourse in the media about human rights violations or support, I often see people falling into the mind trap of competition of whose human rights is more important than others!! “Why are you defending your little … Continue reading →

Posted in Questions | Tagged alternative thoughts, cells of one body, cognitive benefits, defend the human rightsoneness of all humanity, defending minorities, education about oneness, enemies of justice, human rights vioaltions, humanity, justice, love, metaphors of oneness and peace, prayer for justiceBahaí chidren in Iran, spiritual capacity, the law of oneness, the principle of oneness of all humanity, wayward thoughts | Leave a comment

A look at whatever is left of the brain of those who cannot love

Posted on April 23, 2009 by keyvan

Tweet As a Cognitive Behavioral psychotherapist I really appreciates the research on the impact of positive and negative thoughts on human brain. Also, I am grateful for the wealth of knowledge and wisdom on how religion can be and must … Continue reading →

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Chinese Fireside

Posted on April 7, 2009 by Natalie

Tweet This is our first Drawing Circle of Unity Event! People from all ages were there and were so excited to let the Baha’i children in Iran know how much they love them. What kind of a picture would you … Continue reading →

Posted in Questions | Tagged Bahaí, cards, children, chinese fireside, Draw the circle of untiy, event, fireside, love, picture, unity | 1 Comment

Drawing the Circle of Unity

Posted on March 31, 2009 by Natalie

Tweet Some of you who have seen our tab at the top of this page labeled “Draw the Circle of Unity” must be wondering exactly how this entire project got started. Recently the Iranian government published the addresses of Iranian Baha’is … Continue reading →

Posted in mission | Tagged Bahaí, children, children's pictures, community, draw the cirlce of unity, drawings, families, kids, love, project, school children, support, unity, warmth | 3 Comments