Ok, I know there is no such thing as Ridvan Eve, but I wish there was because it would be kind of cool. In a world gone mad, it's nice to know that the super heroes of the blogosphere are hard at work offering the power of their keyboards in service to the Cause of unity, justice and sometimes just good fun:
Liz at Los Angelista's Guide to the Pursuit of Happiness shares comments on "skirt length"
New Zealand blogger John at Vox Cosmicos ponders "Does Religion Meet Reality?"
Heather at A Season for Everything reminds us to "Pay Attention"
The absolutely magnificent James Howden has a righteous post about the decision by media networks to play the final rantings of the shooter at Virginia Tech. You. Must. Read. This.
David at Correlating takes on social science regarding trustworthiness
Bilo of Baha'i Faith in Egypt is hopeful about the Secular Islam Summit
Marco at Povo De Baha also talks about this summit in Portugese
Doberman Pizza reflects on growing up as a Baha'i
Druzelle at Luminous Realities takes on the all important issue of domestic violence
The prophetic Phyllis Ring comments on the culture of excess and how things should be
Malik at the Struggle Within encourages readers to support the efforts of a grieving mother to go to Virginia for her son's funeral
The ever clever Neocrats have a beautiful post about playing the piano
Coming Soon on Baha'i Thought: Blogs4God a round-up of my favorite posts from other great religion bloggers. This will probably be once each month.
9 comments:
HI Phillipe
I have been having technical problems posting a response.
Pauline
I should explain,
The dialogue box for comments comes up totally in German and I have just worked through it with the Babel fish translator!
I have been enjoying your blog. I notice you have a big interest in psychology. I have a question. I found a web site called http://www.clinical-depression.co.uk/learning_path.htm and it seemed to make sense to me, from a Bahai perspective. Do you or any readers have any thoughts on this?
Pauline
Welcome Pauline and thanks for the encouragement. I will take a look at that website and let you know what I think. Others who visit this blog are welcome to share their thoughts as well. Yes, I'm interested in psychology as I deal with it everyday in my profession. I look forward to seein more comments from you. Perhaps you will become a "regular" as we say in the US.
Thanks for the help Phillippe.
Malik, hope that it helps out. It's nice to know that there is something concrete that people can do during this truly awful time. By the way, you must be connected with some of the BMG brothers down South right?
Phillipe,
Ah-ha! Now I know what blogwarriors is! I'm really looking forward to checking some of these out. And, happy and blessed Ridvan to you!
Yes, you have figured out what Blogwarriors is. Isn't it fun? It's nice way to connect with other Baha'i bloggers and also give them some support for all their hard work. Keep bloggin' like you do and you might become a regular feature. I'm already looking forward to the next edition. Happy Ridvan to you as well, it is my favorite time of year!
Thanks for giving me links to even more Baha'i blogs to add to my Google Reader!!
Alla-u-Abha
Alex my man, I'm all about spreading the love. Hope that you come back for a visit and share your thoughts. Happy Ridvan to you and yours!
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