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institutions and nations are defined by the principle of humanity’s oneness
That Bahá’u’lláh
It presents an opportunity for participants to reflect on their first year conducting classes and provides them with lessons for children that seek to strengthen habits and patterns of conduct that are a manifestation of the spiritual qualities they learned about in Grade 1
Unit 1: Accompanying One Another on the Path of Service
is intended for those interested in pursuing this highly meritorious path of service
Book 8: The Covenant of Bahá’u’lláh institutions and nations are definedAt the most fundamental level, the identity of the Bah community is shaped by the conviction that the inhabitants of the planet constitute a single people. The principle of the oneness of humankind is the pivot around which all the teachings of the Bah Faith revolve. The realization of this principle in human affairs calls for far more than cooperation among people and nations. It requires that the relationships which bind them as members of one human
