Susan,
Thank you! Profound insight reflected in his
poetry.
Lovingly, Sandra
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Brent, Khazeh, and others interested in this thread,
AllahuAbha!
Youre discussion may possibly be my favorite topic in relation
to the Writings and in all the religious texts with which I am familiar.
The posts on this thread make me so happy to see Bahais engaging the
idea of the
Brent,
This servant offers one perspective on the ramifications of this verse:
If we take Baha'u'llah literally when He says to be detached from all
things, we put things into a different perspective.
Likewise, when we disregard all things current amongst men, we perceive
that all that is
She, unconsciously, holds to the just world theory. In 1991 when I had a
heart attack and in 2001 when I had a stroke, she subtly sent the message to
me that if I only followed Jesus, these bad things would not be happening
to me. She is convinced that I am having these bad things happen to me
And I went unto the angel, and said unto
him, Give me the little book. And he said unto me, Take it, and eat it up; and
it shall make thy belly bitter, but it shall be in thy mouth sweet as honey.
And I took the little book out of the angel's hand, and ate it up; and it was
in my mouth
An interpretation that I read (by a mere mortal, not the Master or the
Guardian, and I can't remember where - maybe New Keys to the Book of
Revelation by Ruth Moffit) was that the book is the Revelation. It
tastes sweet in the mouth (when we read it) but is bitter in the belly
because it
