The Baha'i community is composed of people from all backgrounds and life circumstances - educated and uneducated, professional and non-professional, healthy and unwell, mentally sound and mentally ill; moral, obedient and edified. Some have lost every material thing they have ever owned; some have every material thing they need. All are called to a higher purpose than their own individual development: to achieve oneness and unity within this diverse community. Phyllis K. Peterson uses true stories to explain how the Baha'i community is learning to develop true intimacy and unity through...

This is a book created to help people who are struggling to remain faithful to their primary relationship. We live in a world full of temptation, fantasy and hedonism. It is difficult, sometimes, to remain focused on what is real, lasting and of value when the rest of the world sings its siren song of self-gratification and easy familiarity. Knowing what is right is one thing. Being able to do what is right in the face of temptation and disappointments is another. Doing what is right requires the kind of soul-level understanding that comes from combining the inspiration of Scripture with the...

"The Universal Theory of Man: Authority of Self" is an elusive concept that has been sought for decades by Philosophers and Academia of other systems of human knowledge. One reviewer of "The Universal Theory of Man: Authority of Self" described the work as "fascinating and valuable." Another, as a unique approach to identifying our individual capacities going beyond a list of virtues, to help people deeply appreciate our God-given potential and recognize where we might in practice make efforts to grow stronger. Of course, consistent with your other writing, this work is gracefully empowering...