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Personal Pathway for Spiritual Growth : A Personal Commentary on the Universal House of Justice's Six Requisites for Spiritual Growth

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Ontario, Canada White Mountain Publications 2001Description: 24 pISBN:
  • 1-896331-34-3
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Of their book, they write: "In a letter to the National Spiritual Assembly of Norway, dated 1 September 1983, the Universal House of Justice included a six-point summary of 'the essential requisites for our spiritual growth'. Written on behalf of the House of Justice, this significant letter expressed its confidence that if the believers practised the suggested disciplines they would penetrate the 'miasma of materialism' impeding the growth of the Faith in Europe. We should not think for a moment that our friends and neighbours are the only people susceptible to 'the glitter and tinsel of an affluent society.' Bahá'ís also must struggle against the 'inherited tendencies' of their societies and be conscious of the Guardian's caution that without that 'mystic feeling that unites man with God' religion 'will degenerate into a mere organization, and becomes [sic] a dead thing.' ... the following material will assist everyone to win a victory over the 'miasma of materialism' wherever it 'enshrouds the souls of men.'"
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Of their book, they write: "In a letter to the National Spiritual Assembly of Norway, dated 1 September 1983, the Universal House of Justice included a six-point summary of 'the essential requisites for our spiritual growth'. Written on behalf of the House of Justice, this significant letter expressed its confidence that if the believers practised the suggested disciplines they would penetrate the 'miasma of materialism' impeding the growth of the Faith in Europe. We should not think for a moment that our friends and neighbours are the only people susceptible to 'the glitter and tinsel of an affluent society.' Bahá'ís also must struggle against the 'inherited tendencies' of their societies and be conscious of the Guardian's caution that without that 'mystic feeling that unites man with God' religion 'will degenerate into a mere organization, and becomes [sic] a dead thing.' ... the following material will assist everyone to win a victory over the 'miasma of materialism' wherever it 'enshrouds the souls of men.'"

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