This was after the memorable reception with the Universal House of Justice. We sat in 25 chairs across from the Supreme Body, heard Mr. Paul
Lample read a prayer and listened to Mr.
Kiser Barnes first introduce the nine members and then speak to us about our service at the Baha'i World Centre. He said you never quite get over the bounty of being so near the Shrines.
On our Haifa walk-- when we toured the city, learned tips about transportation and shopping and other practical matters, and took the
Carmelit subway for the first time-- we stopped at this baklava store. I just wanted to dive in. I had, of course, left room after my
falafel. :)
This was after the memorable reception with the Universal House of Justice. We sat in 25 chairs across from the Supreme Body, heard Mr. Paul Lample read a prayer and listened to Mr. Kiser Barnes first introduce the nine members and then speak to us about our service at the Baha'i World Centre. He said you never quite get over the bounty of being so near the Shrines.
On our Haifa walk-- when we toured the city, learned tips about transportation and shopping and other practical matters, and took the Carmelit subway for the first time-- we stopped at this baklava store. I just wanted to dive in. I had, of course, left room after my falafel. :)
2 comments:
Dokhtar Azizam;
Thanks for the pictures. I thought about the following Utterances after reading your postings:
Perchance thine eyes may rejoice in beholding it, thine ears take delight in hearing that which is recited therein, thy soul be enthralled by recognizing it, thy heart illumined by comprehending it, and thy spirit gladdened by the fragrant breezes that waft therefrom.
(Baha'u'llah, Gems of Divine Mysteries, p. 44)
Looking forward to reading more of your publishings,
Maman
Dokhtar Azizam;
Thanks for the pictures. I thought about the following Utterances after reading your postings:
Perchance thine eyes may rejoice in beholding it, thine ears take delight in hearing that which is recited therein, thy soul be enthralled by recognizing it, thy heart illumined by comprehending it, and thy spirit gladdened by the fragrant breezes that waft therefrom.
(Baha'u'llah, Gems of Divine Mysteries, p. 44)
Looking forward to reading more of your publishings,
Maman
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