Stories of Teaching
Dr. Muhajir said if the youth aim for the moon, they would be able to catch an eagle. If they aim for the eagle, they would catch the rock. He said the more remote an area, the more receptivity. The tribes share…
There was a period of time when some of the friends criticized the National Assembly for demanding too much spiritual discipline from the participants in teaching campaigns and institute courses. The National Assembly decided to relax the conditions and let the friends be more ‘normal’ in…
In 1914 the Master wrote to the friends in Denver concerning how to convey the message of Bahá’u’lláh: ‘The three conditions of teaching the Cause of God are the science of sociability, purity of deeds and sweetness of speech. I hope each…
Two Filipino pioneers recall [Dr. Muhajir’s] visit as the sustaining element in their difficult and lonely existence. In all the years that they were at their post they had no other vistor but him. He would arrive, tired and worn out after travelling for more than eighteen…
Ms Nasrin Buroumand recalls the challenges that Dr. Muhajir set for the friends: He had come just to meet us – two Persian girls who had pioneered at his instruction…He advised us always to hurry. There was no time to be wasted….