Thanks Scott and Don for answers, Don, what you said is interesting, I believe people who born in a determinate time or month apparently have similar characteristics, but I don't think these characteristics are exactly those that traditional Astrology says. Similar to the four physical cy
Title: Re: What's the truth of Astrology and
Numerology?
Hasan Elias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At the end of the chapter “The
influence of stars” of SAQ ‘Abdu’l-Bahá said “this subject
is worthy of examination”, but the guardian said that it is a waste
of time “The friends should be encour
Correction made to link just sent. No semicolon should be at the end.
Hi Dick,
You write,
>How are Baha'is doing in this regard? Anecdotally we have a lot of
>active kids around Portland but I've been in communities where it >seemed a
>majority of the kids drift away. Are there any >statistic
Hi Dick,
You write,
>How are Baha'is doing in this regard? Anecdotally we have a lot of
>active kids around Portland but I've been in communities where it >seemed a
>majority of the kids drift away. Are there any >statistics out there?
This statistic can be found at
http://www.bahai.us/in-servi
As to astrology, I have no opinion. I do not know why Abdu'l Baha said it was worthy of examination, perhaps he meant it might be debunked, I certainly do not know. As to numberology in general and the Abjad system in particular, culturally it was very important in making religious arguments. T
At the end of the chapter “The influence of stars” of SAQ ‘Abdu’l-Bahá said “this subject is worthy of examination”, but the guardian said that it is a waste of time “The friends should be encouraged not to waste time on such things as astrology”. My common sense says that any prediction
