| 12 months ago :: Jun 17, 2012 - 1:46PM #1 | |
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I've read the seven valleys a bit ago! Certainly is a great spiritual essay. I'm thinking about re-reading it and was wondering if there is a study guide(s) explaining it meanings and giving some background ...
I have read the little book called "Reflection Comments on the 'Seven Valleys' by Jenabe E. Caldwell awhile ago. Maybe I could re-read that as well ... Or, although a hugh task, if anyone wants to take and explain it I'd love to read your comments. look forward to some imput ...
The sciences of this world are droplets of reality; if then they lead not to reality, what fruit can come of illusion? By the one true God! If learning be not a means of access to Him, the Most Manifest, it is nothing but evident loss. (Baha'i Faith) As to life's problems Einstein said it well - we can't solve a problem using the same consciousness that created it ...
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| 12 months ago :: Jun 17, 2012 - 4:26PM #2 | |
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Hello dear Seefan ~ To my limited knowledge, there has been no study guide forthcoming on Seven Valleys. I have written to National with this inquiry and will advise when I receive their response. Good question!! ~Baha'u'llah, The Kitab-i-Aqdas |
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| 12 months ago :: Jun 18, 2012 - 10:05AM #3 | |
The sciences of this world are droplets of reality; if then they lead not to reality, what fruit can come of illusion? By the one true God! If learning be not a means of access to Him, the Most Manifest, it is nothing but evident loss. (Baha'i Faith) As to life's problems Einstein said it well - we can't solve a problem using the same consciousness that created it ...
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| 12 months ago :: Jun 19, 2012 - 4:04PM #4 | |
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it was briefly referenced once in an online course. I very much like The Seven Valleys and the Four Valleys because it serves as a spiritual road map. being a very "process oriented" person, it helps to have a map of what valley offers what challenge - as a means to growth. on several occasions I've been struggling with something... and then say to myself "oh ya, that's a valley of X issue, and then frustration or angst is gone". and for me, it was an epiphany to discover a person is never in just one valley in any given moment. we are all dealing with multiple valleys at the same time. it may be that our biggest "front and foremost" challenge deals with a single valley, but we are still progressing in the other valleys.
there's enough money for free college and health care, it's not a matter of HAVING the money, it's a matter of priorities. and this country feels death and murder of foreigners through war is more important than the health and well being of its own citizens.
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| 12 months ago :: Jun 19, 2012 - 5:32PM #5 | |
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To those interested ~ Reply from the Office of Communications at National included the following: "Julio Savi wrote a book called “Towards the Summit of Reality”, which is quite in depth and which you may find helpful: www.amazon.com/Towards-Summit-Reality-In.... There is also a Wikipedia article on the Seven Valleys (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Valleys) that has some links to resources, including a Compendium on the Seven Valleys: bahai9.com/wiki/Seven_Valleys." Trusting this will be helpful to those seeking a deeper understanding of Baha'u'llah's The Seven Valleys. world citizen, moderator ~Baha'u'llah, The Kitab-i-Aqdas |
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| 12 months ago :: Jun 19, 2012 - 7:39PM #6 | |
The sciences of this world are droplets of reality; if then they lead not to reality, what fruit can come of illusion? By the one true God! If learning be not a means of access to Him, the Most Manifest, it is nothing but evident loss. (Baha'i Faith) As to life's problems Einstein said it well - we can't solve a problem using the same consciousness that created it ...
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