Explore " bahai" with insightful episodes like "4 Years Sober 1 Year Self Employed 1 Day at a Time", "Sitting in the Shade of Another Tree", "Iran: 40 Jahre Gewalt gegen Bahai", "Bahai: Religion ohne Priester und Rituale" and "Finding a sense of home within: Barbara Heller" from podcasts like ""B_RAD_AT_SOMETHING", "Apostates Anonymous", "WDR 5 Diesseits von Eden", "WDR 5 Diesseits von Eden" and "All Things Relatable"" and more!
Mark and I sit down for a chat about recovery in A.A. and how that has allowed him to break free from the grind of working for an employer to starting his own company "Arkenstone Exploration" Very proud of this man and happy to have had the opportunity to watch him B_RAD_AT_SOMETHING
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In this week's episode, Keith and Matthew talk about a new book called "Sitting in the Shade of Another Tree," which is a collaborative effort with Patheos. The theme of the book is in the subtitle: What we learn by listening to other faiths. In an age of rigidity and divisiveness, this book counters that by putting love and empathy front and center.
To purchase the book, click HERE.
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In this episode, Barbara takes us on a trip down memory lane. She gives us a glimpse into her childhood, sharing many of the ups and downs that she faced along the way. She talks about how when she entered adulthood she felt like the rug was pulled up from under her and how she had to hustle to stay afloat. And then she shares the quest she pursued in search of a feeling of home and where she ended up landing. This episode highlights Barbara's road of healing and so much more.
Barbara Heller is an award winning songwriter, podcaster, filmmaker, and educator. She is also a published author, playwright, and voice over artist. Subscribe to her award winning podcast See One Beautiful Soul. Barbra leads "Meditate & Create” Workshops that Ignite Great Healing and Wonderful Creations from the hearts of her students and colleagues. She is committed to making this world more mentally well, safe, and comfortable for all ages!
You can grab some of Barb’s original guided mindful meditations here.
Email her at info@BarbHeller.com for more information on her Classes, Coaching and Workshops!
Candace Dunaway is the Host of the All Things Relatable podcast. Candace practices daily gratitude and believes that this practice is the key to living a joyful life. Candace sees the world through an optimistic lens and looks for the silver linings, even in the most difficult of times. She believes that life is a collection of simple moments of joy that compound to create a happy life.
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Had a wonderful chat with Mash whose enthusiasm for interfaith work is so inspiring and infectious. We did cover the main religions - Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism and Buddhism but also did a quick side trip to the Bahai. His love for the rituals in the different faith groups really wants to make you get involved and reach out to people around you. A different side of Haringey yet again!
Official Bahai website: https://www.bahai.org/
Wiki on Bahai Faith: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bah%C3%A1%CA%BC%C3%AD_Faith#:~:text=Baha'is%20believe%20that%20God,progressive%20from%20age%20to%20age.
They haven't announced an official date for this year but this is the Visit My Mosque site, maybe check out their virtual tours? https://www.visitmymosque.org/
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In this episode of the Moments of Meaning podcast, we speak with author and Baha'i administrator Kenneth Bowers about his early Baha'i experiences growing up in the segregated American South.
Join us as we explore the implications of what it really means to regard every member of the human race as a member of your family.
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Moments of Meaning is presented by Sean Hinton, mixed by Jamey Heath, and produced by the team at BahaiTeachings.org.
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In this Moments of Meaning podcast, we talk to Adam Robarts, a Baha’i who runs an architectural and engineering firm in China, about a powerful dream involving his father and a massive mirror.
The mirror, he would later learn, has tremendous resonance and meaning in the Baha’i writings.
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Moments of Meaning is presented by Sean Hinton, mixed by Jamey Heath, and produced by the team at BahaiTeachings.org.
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Music, the Baha'i teachings assert, is “the food of the soul and the spirit.” In this episode, we explore that spiritual concept with Atieno Mboya, the African Baha'i attorney and legal scholar.
Atieno grew up in Nairobi, Kenya, has lived all over the world, and is an academic in the field of international and environmental law. As a Baha'i and a mother, she practices a rigorous professional discipline and raises her children conscientiously – and one of the things she loves, music, helps her do both. She first learned to sing the songs of the spirit as an elementary school student in a Catholic school, and has continued to express her joy with music in her journey as a Baha'i.
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Moments of Meaning is presented by Sean Hinton, mixed by Jamey Heath, and produced by the team at BahaiTeachings.org.
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One Baha'i quotation, says our Moments of Meaning guest Iko Congo, changed his life. When he truly meditated on its meaning, he resolved to move to another country solely to serve humanity.
In this episode of the Moments of Meaning podcast, Portuguese-born management consultant Iko Congo recounts how he meditated on and prayed about this powerful quotation from the writings of Abdu’l-Baha, and how it generated enormous inspiration and change.
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Moments of Meaning is presented by Sean Hinton, mixed by Jamey Heath, and produced by the team at BahaiTeachings.org.
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Growing up in pre-revolution Iran, Jaleh Misaghi dreams of becoming a race car driver. So strong is the pull of rubber on the road, she glues herself to the TV, watching Formula 1, practicing her moves and yearning for the speed of the track. But after the Iranian revolution, Jaheh’s driving quest is shattered – she can’t even get her licence. With the regime cracking down and a young daughter to care for, she must decide on a new road, one that ultimately brings her to Australia and, finally, behind the wheel.
Growing up in pre-revolution Iran, Jaleh Misaghi dreams of becoming a race car driver. So strong is the pull of rubber on the road, she glues herself to the TV, watching Formula 1, practicing her moves and yearning for the speed of the track. Â But after the Iranian revolution, Jahehâs driving quest is shattered â she canât even get her licence. With the regime cracking down and a young daughter to care for, she must decide on a new road, one that ultimately brings her to Australia and, finally, behind the wheel.
In the final episode of our first season, Sean speaks to Kate Glastonbury, who was born and raised in Wagga Wagga, Australia, and now works in international development in Sydney. As a young woman in the mid-90s, Kate briefly lived in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia — a place that had just come out of Soviet rule and that was, Kate says, “similarly new to the world as I was.” Kate became friends with Sean around this time, and he frequently shared with her passages from the writings of the Baha’i Faith and one in particular that she'd never forget.
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Moments of Meaning is presented by Sean Hinton, mixed and edited by Jamey Heath, and produced by the team at BahaiTeachings.org.
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In this episode, Sean speaks to Mehrdad Baghai, an advisor, investor and social entrepreneur. As a young Baha’i in Tehran, Mehrdad grappled with the confusing consequences of superstition and religious persecution. Listen to Mehrdad tell the story of how one passage from the Baha'i writings made him begin to question everything.
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Moments of Meaning is presented by Sean Hinton, mixed and edited by Jamey Heath, and produced by the team at BahaiTeachings.org.
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In this episode, Sean speaks to Rocky Moncho, a technology and healthcare entrepreneur and lives in Oklahoma City, USA. Rocky’s spiritual journey began with the many evenings he spent with his grandparents growing up in Botswana.
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Moments of Meaning is presented by Sean Hinton, mixed and edited by Jamey Heath, and produced by the team at BahaiTeachings.org.
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As a mild/moderate special education teacher, I give my point of view of how disability is viewed in the United States. Spoiler alert!!! We have treated disabled people , like trash and we are barely trying to turn the ship and include people with any type of disability into our society.
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Sergio elaborates who should not listen to this podcast series and who should! In short people who value building vision with our students despite the current state of the world should listen to this podcast.
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Hello! I talk about my positionality as a special education educator. I talk about my own educational journey and my current teaching philosophy.
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An excerpt of a Telegram convo I was having with a client who was getting ready to embark on my 10 day Gut Detox Program.
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