Spiritually Speaking

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the world around us and our way of life has totally changed. New attitudes, and a new way of thinking, have to be adopted.

Today's culture focuses on good, healthy food, but sitting round a table together also feeds and sustains our mental and spiritual well-being.

The phrase 'thoughts and prayers' often appear after yet another overwhelming disaster or tragedy, but is it a trap that helps us to feel better, but brings no change?

Cultural intelligence is a journey of development – small steps at a time that can lead to meaningful engagement between people of diverse backgrounds, helping us enact the values of our faith into action.

A tragic story can still give us a message that teaches lessons about life

Why would anyone join a spiritual community and what possible benefits to us or others or the earth may there be in doing so?

On Sunday June 18, the Bahá’í community will be commemorating the martyrdom of ten Baha’i women who were executed together 40 years ago: A Global campaign honours them in support of gender equality in Iran, calling for public creative contributions

The prevalent culture of blame is most clearly seem in comments made on social media which is a source of wounding and rending us from one another.

Do you wear any symbols that communicate your faith and beliefs to others? They could be things that you can take on and off, such as a piece of clothing or jewelry, or something more permanent, such as a tattoo or piercing.

It can be easy to detach ourselves from the world around us, but stay attached. Seek connection: small moments, kind words, a helping hand. And hum your favourite tunes to inspire and uplift your soul.