WHAT WOULD YOUR 6 WORD MEMOIR BE?

What would your 6 word memoir be?

Asked By: BloodRedShadow 3 hours ago

Mine is: Lady Red enters for act two

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Posted by pukirahe Jul 6th, 2012 at 3:31AM

HaifaCityof Love Peace Beauty.
I may forget all things in my life,
but perhaps never with Haifa.
God gives me the privilege to visit this City twice,
one in August 1968 and one in May 2012.
The first visit was already an unforgettable
memory in my life.
On the happy days of that year, Mr. Lavan
gave me a tape of sweet Israeli Music,
he served me Phở (Vietnamese chicken noodle)
cooked by himself, because he loved Vietnam
and he made preparation to entertain the first
Vietnamese he met in his country. And since that date
I love to say good-bye by Shalom (Peace).
Perhaps magnificent scenes for me are not so
for other peope. So, I abstain from saying much about my
more memorable trip this year that I had written in
many articles up here.
Haifa my best and unforgettable memoir.

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Experienceproject

 

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Abdul-Baha says:

 

“It is nearly two years since I left Haifa. I must return. After forty years of confinement and two years of continuous travel my powers are exhausted.” (Abdu’l-Baha, Divine Philosophy, p. 158)

 

HAIKU

 

Haifa best memoir

Her splendid beauty and peace

Incomparable

QUESTION?

Question?

Asked By: 151rby 21 minutes ago

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Posted by pukirahe Jul 5th, 2012 at 11:44PM

No answer.
What is love? No answer.
What is life? No answer.
What is happiness? No answer.
Evolutionism, Creationism, Higgs boson? No answer.
Perhaps, it is better to keep on seeking for new answers
than to be satisfied with no answers or conventional answers.

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Experienceproject

 

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Abdul-Baha says:

 

“I have been asked this question: In the  69  Gospels one finds only spiritual directions, not particular directions for conduct as in the old testament. How is this?

The teachings of Christ covered a period of three years; the dispensation of Moses lasted forty years. After Moses led the people of Israel from the land of bondage, he found it necessary to inaugurate certain physical rules to show them how to live. In the lifetime of Christ only a small group gathered around him. After his declaration, his mission lasted but three years; there was neither time nor occasion for a complete code of laws. The essential thing is the spiritual law – the outer material law is of small moment, because material life has natural laws to protect it, but humanity lacks spiritual education and needs instruction on the divine qualities.” (Abdu’l-Baha, Divine Philosophy, p. 68)

 

HAIKU

 

Question to answers

Answers to lots of questions

And so on and on

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HOW ABOUT MUTUAL LOVE AND RESPECT?

If you don’t respect another person’s beliefs or values, then how can you expect them to respect yours?

Asked By: bulldawg007 1 hour ago

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Best Answer by pukirahe (Chosen By Asker):

Jul 5th, 2012 at 10:30PM

You are completely right.
Mutual love and mutual respect is a great
principle of our time.
In expressing any opinions, we better consider them
as a sharing, a conversation, an exchange of views,
and not at all as criticism or counselling.
The mature humanity will make the best choice,
and we will all meet in that excellent choice,
which is no longer a guess, an imitation or imposition.
We all have great instruments for self-education,
self-dicipline and self-realization; without subordinating
or dominating any other individuals.

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Baha’u’llah says:

“Had ye wished to deal with Us in accordance with your principles and standards, it would have behoved you to respect and honour Us for complying with your commands and following that which ye have pleased to ordain. Likewise, it would have beseemed you to repay the debts which We incurred in ‘Iraq in the execution of your wishes. Ye should have given ear then unto Us, heard the account of Our woes, and judged with equity, as ye would judge your own selves.” (Baha’u'llah, The Summons of the Lord of Hosts, p. 199)

 

HAIKU

 

Mutual love respect

Great principle of our time

For world unity

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WHERE WOULD YOU WANT TO TRAVEL TO?

If you were offered free airfare and hotel accommodations for the weekend where would you want to travel to?

Asked By: PseudoName 11 minutes ago

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Posted by pukirahe Jul 5th, 2012 at 5:48PM

Haifa, Israel, without hesitation.
Because that is the most peaceful, beautiful, religious
City right in the middle of the burning Middle East.
See what the UNESCO is doing concerning that City.
See where we can have desert and sea and mountain
and draught and new Hanging Garden of Babylon.
See where we can have brightest lighthouse on the
Mountain for the Mediterranian Sea.
Yes, I loveHaifa and I want to go there right now.

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Baha’u’llah says:

 

“All glory be to this Day, the Day in which the fragrances of mercy have been wafted over all created things, a Day so blest that past ages and centuries can never hope to rival it, a Day in which the countenance of the Ancient of Days hath turned towards His holy seat. Thereupon the voices of all created things, and beyond them those of the Concourse on High, were heard calling aloud: ‘Haste thee, O Carmel, for lo, the light of the countenance of God, the Ruler of the Kingdom of  Names and Fashioner of the heavens, hath been lifted upon thee.’  (Baha’u'llah, Tablets of Baha’u'llah, p. 3)

 

HAIKU

 

Haifa and Carmel

Bahji and Akka Beauty

Incomparable

DO YOU BELIEVE IN GOD? WHY?

DO u believe in god ? why ?

Asked By: MIdOGcX 4 hours ago

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Posted by pukirahe Jul 5th, 2012 at 5:07PM

Year of Dragon, Day 166

I believe in the One True God,
Who is unknowable, inaccessible, incomparable.
Because all the greatest Educators, such as
Moses, Christ, Muhammad, claim to be His Messengers
and establish the most glorious civilizations on earth.
Their Message, Their love, Thier Fruit, prove to me
that They represent the Supreme Intelligence.
The more I deepen myself in the Pentateuque,
the Bible, the Quran, the more I realize that the
concept about One God, One Religion, One Mankind,
is divine Truth.
I keep on reading other books for reference, and reading
the Holy Books for consolidating my thinking, saying and doing.
For me, God’s existence is not only undeniable,
but indispensable for the improvement of human intelligence.

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Abdul-Baha says:

 

“When the prophets of God appear upon this earth, their validity is established by means of certain proofs. One of the proofs is through the fulfillment of former prophecies, the second proofs are their creative words and phrases which salute the hearts of humanity, the third are their deeds and the fourth are their teachings.” (Abdu’l-Baha, Divine Philosophy, p. 42)

 

HAIKU

 

Love of One True God

Indispensable progress

Man’s intelligence

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