Index to meditations, thoughts, concepts, ideas
An index to a selection of personal meditations, thoughts, concepts and ideas on subjects mostly related to the Bahá’í Faith. As I only sometimes take the time to actually put these in writing, the collection is small.
No claim is made, nor can it ever be made, that these are authoritive; in fact, being of human source, there is a strong likelihood that they are erroneous. They are offered in the hope that better minds, in their study of the Sacred Texts, may find in these something that will trigger a line of beneficial thought.
Links back to this page are at the bottom of each discussion item.
A hypothesis on the reasons why women are ineligible for membership on the Universal House of Justice.
A meditation written to Galya regarding the Valley of Unity, the fourth Valley of seven in “The Seven and the Four Valleys” by Bahá’u’lláh.
A discussion on the relationship between time and memory, focusing on the importance of memory.
An excerpt from a letter I wrote, slightly modified in hindsight, with a brief synopsis of the “I am” principle, and, as this letter was written to a healer, a short focus at the end on the health/healing relationship.
Proposes that mental illness is not caused by the chemical imbalances and other reasons put forward by modern medicine, but that these are themselves symptoms of a misalignment of some type between the spirit and the brain. Based on my personal understanding from things said by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá regarding the mind, the soul and the body.
The result of a question made by a beloved friend in a discussion regarding the Names of God.
A consideration based on three postulates given in the first paragraph
Based on the Bahá’í Texts. It must be understood absolutely, however, that not one word can be treated as authoratative, and should be seen as the thoughts of one individual on the subject, and thus subject to future revision as knowledge and understanding are increased. No quotes are given from the Bahá’í Texts; each person will need to research these Texts themselves to veryfy or discredit these thoughts
The concept(s) discussed in this document take their inspiration from the Baha'i Texts. It must be understood absolutely, however, that not one word can be treated as authoritative, and should be seen as the thoughts of one individual on the subject, and thus subject to future revision over time as knowledge and understanding are increased. No quotes are given from the Bahá’í Texts, but they are easy to find and readily available to those who seek and/or desire them.
Warmest greetings
Romane