The Incomparable Friend

Almost two hundred years ago, in a country that was then known as Persia, a new religion was born. The religion was the Bahá’í Faith, and its Founder was Bahá’u’lláh.
Bahá’u’lláh explained that He was like the Founders of other religions, like Moses and Krishna, Zoroaster, Buddha, Jesus, and Muhammad, Who came to give guidance and help to mankind. These Messengers of God all promised that God would unfailingly send His guidance to the people of the earth. They said that in times of great trouble, a new Messenger of God would appear in the world. Bahá’u’lláh said His coming fulfilled that promise for our own time.
Bahá’u’lláh looked upon each person as ‘a mine rich in gems of inestimable value’. The stories retold in this book reveal how those who met Him responded to Him, and describe, through their eyes, that experience.

Children's Books

Sabri, Shirin

History

Baháʼí Publications Australia

Pathway to Transformation: The Baha'i Journey

Religion & Spirituality

DAVIDSON, JOHN

Other Religions, Practices & Sacred Texts

Messages to the Antipodes: Communications to the Baha'i Communities of Australasia

This compilation of communications from Shoghi Effendi, the Guardian of Bahá'u'lláh's Faith, provides deep insight to the manner in which, over a period of some four and a half decades, he single-handedly raised vibrant Bahá'í communities in Australia and New Zealand. 
Boundless love, patience and encouragement perfume the communications of Shoghi Effendi with the three protagonists of the Divine Plan-individuals, institutions and the community-whether written by him or on his behalf, the latter invariably accompanied by a personal note of endearment in his own hand. The Guardian's humility, his spirit of servitude, the openness of his heart and mind, and the power of his voice, permeate his correspondence, constantly urging the friends to arise and, in so doing, to turn to 'Abdu'l-Bahá as their guide and refuge while perceiving himself as but their "devoted brother and co-worker". The magnetism of his self-sacrificing love inspired and empowered the handful of early believers in Australia and New Zealand, and later in the Pacific Islands, to arise to fulfil ambitious goals in spreading the healing message of Bahá'u'lláh and establishing the Administrative Order of the Faith.

Effendi, Shoghi

Australia & Oceania

Will and Testament of Abdul-Baha

ʻAbduʾl-Bahá

Abd al-Baha ibn Baha Allah

Bahaullah

Baha&I International Community-Office of

Local spiritual assembly handbook

National Spiritual Assembly of the Baháʼís of Australia

Scholarship: Extracts From The Writings Of Baha 'U'llah And Adu'l Baha And From The Letters Of Shoghi Effendi And The Universal House Of Justice

Shoghi Effendi

Universal House of Justice

Baháʼuʼlláh

This compilation of communications from Shoghi Effendi, the Guardian of Bahá'u'lláh's Faith, provides deep insight to the manner in which, over a period of some four and a half decades, he single-handedly raised vibrant Bahá'í communities in Australia and New Zealand. 
Boundless love, patience and encouragement perfume the communications of Shoghi Effendi with the three protagonists of the Divine Plan-individuals, institutions and the community-whether written by him or on his behalf, the latter invariably accompanied by a personal note of endearment in his own hand. The Guardian's humility, his spirit of servitude, the openness of his heart and mind, and the power of his voice, permeate his correspondence, constantly urging the friends to arise and, in so doing, to turn to 'Abdu'l-Bahá as their guide and refuge while perceiving himself as but their "devoted brother and co-worker". The magnetism of his self-sacrificing love inspired and empowered the handful of early believers in Australia and New Zealand, and later in the Pacific Islands, to arise to fulfil ambitious goals in spreading the healing message of Bahá'u'lláh and establishing the Administrative Order of the Faith.

Rooth is an open-minded young girl who is born into a narrow-minded world of conflict and opposition. Refusing to accept the partial views of those around her, she lets her curious eyes wander around all sides of a Trooth. 
The elders are dismayed but the other children are delighted when they see what she sees - and they will never be the same again."

Rooth Sees a Trooth

Karlberg, Michael

Literature & Fiction

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