All
my life I’ve been a spiritual tourist, looking
and searching, I suppose, for the meaning of life.
Now all these religions in the world are really
giving one true message, and that is, to love another,
be happy, and help each other, and we all know that’s
not happening in this world.
Then I met
a Bahá'í. I listened to her talk of
Bahá'u'lláh, and the Bahá'í
Faith, and I thought, "Oh, well, here we are
again." Another religion – ‘faith’
– advocating love for one another, and to
help each other. But I went along to more
meetings, I went along to some Tranquillity Zones,
and thought, "Wow, this is wonderful, and its
free, and its open to everybody!" Whatever
your colour, race, creed, religion, everybody was
treated the same.
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Whatever your colour,
race, creed, religion,
everybody was treated the same
So here I am, a
Bahá'í: still searching, still investigating,
still questioning – and I always will, because
that’s my nature – but I know that
finally, I’ve found people that are truly
becoming servants of the human race.
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