http://bahullh.myminicity.com/

Dream Lover:

"So in other words the president of the UHJ is it's sacred head and
the
Guardian just another member?"

Shoghi Effendi was never a member of the embryonic Universal House of
Justice.

Dream Lover:

"Also you can't have a hereditary principle without being hereditary,
what you insist upon is really a "non-hereditary principle." Sort of
a line item veto of the original..."

In physical inheritance, a foster/adopted daughter or son can inherit
everything
from her/his foster parent/s.

How much more can spiritual inheritance be a reality. The Bible
writer Paul
spoke of the adoption and inheritance of Christian believers as "sons
of God",
and they weren't born of virgins as was their Lord, the Christ.

How can anyone claiming to be a Bahá'í possibly believe and teach
that these sacred and immutable Words of 'Abdu'l-Baha', which He wrote
concerning the Guardian of the Cause of God and the Universal House of
Justice, are erroneous and will never be fulfilled?:

"...are both under the care and protection of the Abha' Beauty, under
the shelter and unerring guidance of His Holiness, the Exalted One."

The Universal House of Justice, as delineated by the Master in The
Charter of the New World Order, His sacred Will and Testament that is,
complete with its "sacred head", a Guardian of the Bahá'í Faith, has
never become functional on Earth in its effloresced form.

How can sans-Guardian believers explain to seekers that their UHJ has
been 'protected' when it is not even complete? It has it's "sacred
head" missing.

And how can sans-Guardian believers claim that the Guardianship has
been protected and that the Guardian of the Cause of God is "...under
the shelter and unerring guidance of His Holiness, the Exalted One"
while they don't even have a Guardian?

http://www.latimes.com/features/magazine/la-tm-ayahuasca.02feb3,1,6118145.story

www.aurorabaha.org

Is it possible that the men of God do not think about the end of their
mission in this world and do not care about the responsibilities that
they have to fulfill before passing to the other world?

Hasl wrote:

"If he had just taken aspirin it might have prevented his death as
well. The Guardian didn't die of the flu, he died of a blood clot that
traveled from his leg to his heart, no doubt aggravated by his being
bed-ridden at the time. A sinple aspirin might have thinned his blood
enough to have prevented this."

Ruhiyyih Khanum and the former Hands who followed her in violation of
the Covenant, as well as the headless mortal body that they created,
all followed a common pattern in which they projected a picture...