Sunday, December 23, 2012

The people of Persia have ...

The people of Persia have turned away from Him Who is the Protector and the Helper. They are clinging to and have enmeshed themselves in the vain imaginings of the foolish. So firmly do they adhere to superstitions that naught can sever them therefrom save the potent arm of God—exalted is His glory. Beseech thou the Almighty that He may remove with the fingers of divine power the veils which have shut out the divers peoples and kindreds, that they may attain the things that are conducive to security, progress and advancement and may hasten forth towards the incomparable Friend.

Baha’u'llah, Kalimat-I-FIRDAWSÍYYIH (Words of Paradise)
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16 comments:

  1. AnonymousDecember 24, 2012 at 7:13 PM

    They should follow you and learn abjad-bazi,
    how about that?

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    1. Mehran AziziDecember 24, 2012 at 10:08 PM

      Thanks for yet another intelligent comment !!!

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    2. AnonymousDecember 25, 2012 at 3:41 AM

      No problem, I thanking you for your thank you. My point as always pointing out that is, it is the trick of bahaiat to pick on a subject that all agree upon, and then sell there on flawed product using that. they bagging superstition, but, they are worse of all them-selves. for example numrlogie (I.e abjad-bazi.) Or raft of predictions and unfounded profecies that all wearer proven baseless time and time again.

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    3. Mehran AziziDecember 25, 2012 at 9:55 AM

      You are certainly welcome to your opinion.
      Did not understand your example, would you be kind enough to expand on it? Specially on the "all wearer proven baseless time and time again".

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    4. AnonymousDecember 25, 2012 at 1:02 PM

      meant, there are prophecies that never got fullfilld, and it seemed their god gave,
      them false information. as another example universal peace that supposed to be established on turn of century that never got materialised.

      point also was that abjad-bazi Is superstition too, please tell your friends too stop pushing on it too.

      further, I suggest, you have a look at the book called "come like a tief" written by a western guy of yours in twenty century, and I assure I have read many buttom of the sea stuff, but this book is a classic superstition master piece,
      published with uhj approval,sold in your own places, written in ara of science and technology, author is not persian, language is English, IRI has nothing to do with it and get bragged about in your own cult to attract Christians. bahaiat is mishmash of many things whenever it suits.




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    5. Mehran AziziDecember 25, 2012 at 1:16 PM

      I suggest you get your facts right.
      Please can you provide the quote where you saw "universal peace that supposed to be established on turn of century".
      The book you mentioned is "Thief in the Night by William Sears". I suggest you read it.
      The Problem. In the first half of the nineteenth century there was world-wide and fervent expectation that during the 1840's the return of Christ would take place. The story made the headlines and even reached the Congress of the United States. From China and the Middle East to Europe and America, men of conflicting ideas shared in the expectancy. Scoffers were many but the enthusiasm was tremendous, and all agreed on the time. Why? And what became of the story? Did anything happen or was it all a dream? The Solution. Patiently, and with exemplary thoroughness, William Sears set out to solve this mystery. In Thief in the Night he presents his fully detailed 'conduct of the case' in an easy style which enthuses the reader with the excitement of the chase. The solution to which all the clues lead comes as a tremendous challenge. This is a mystery story with a difference: the mystery is a real one, and of vital importance to every human being. The author presents the evidence in The Case of the Missing Millennium in such a way that you can solve it for yourself.

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    6. Mehran AziziDecember 25, 2012 at 1:44 PM

      Your last comment REALLY SHOWS you don't have a clue what you are saying. You don't know the book, the author or the contents of it, yet to bash it. So typical of mullas and mulla lovers who just "follow blindly".
      You also mentioned "bahaiat is mishmash of many things whenever it suits." would you be kind to show how? Which one of the movements in the history of the world have put forward anything like what The Revelation of Baha’u'llah has offered?

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    7. AnonymousDecember 25, 2012 at 3:59 PM

      I assure, you, I did read the book already, and, found it to be superstition galor. you need to read it your self, and then judge.
      I picked this book as example on propos because should have picked anything else you would have linked it to IRI.

      regarding turn of century peace comment it is a well known fact already, you can google it.

      regarding your revelation comment, need to mention again and again, I do not believe that god pick some one and do a revelation through him. i believe whoever that say I am a profit from god is a charlatan.

      please read the William sears book, and tell us if it is not superstition then what it is ?

      As mentioned before bahaiat has recognized human need to believe in fairytales and has set to exploit it. that is they tell you what you like to hear so they can empty the pockets.

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    8. Mehran AziziDecember 25, 2012 at 4:10 PM

      If you are assuring, how come you got the name, the author wrong and the content wrong?
      However no big deal.
      "a well known fact ..." can you provide a link please.
      I have read "Thief in the Night by William Sears" and am fine with it.
      Regarding "revelation", how do you suppose God makes His wishes known to man?
      As for your last paragraph, I suggest you read "The Life of Baha’u'llah" (link on side) and tell me someone who had everything needed to empty people's pocket?

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    9. Mehran AziziDecember 25, 2012 at 5:13 PM


      حضرت بهاءالله می فرماید:
      "ای اغنیای ارض، فقراء امانت منند در میان شما پس امانت مرا درست حفظ نمائید و به راحت نفس خود تمام نپردازید

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    10. AnonymousDecember 25, 2012 at 10:32 PM

      Also regarding your Farsi note.
      well no comments.
      thanks god I am not poor but can say a-lot of nasty thing on that subject, don't open the can of worms, this is also an argument I will not loose ...

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    11. Mehran AziziDecember 25, 2012 at 11:33 PM

      lets hear it.
      Btw can I call you Farzin?

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  2. AnonymousDecember 26, 2012 at 12:21 AM

    You start by acting honest and stop stealing comments and answer them in order they come in. stop be a spy and then call me what-ever you like and I call you backs names I like.
    you are just plain dis-honest mish-masht cultist who hit around the bush and only thing he is not interested in reality. no wonder you so scared to go back to Iran...
    you just shame-lessly did not publish my last couple of comments. don't steal my replies it pissed me off.

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    1. Mehran AziziDecember 26, 2012 at 1:45 AM

      I caught you red handed.
      http://mehranazizi.blogspot.ca/2012/12/how-to-catch-real-lie.html
      I published all the garbage you sent, and when you have nothing to say, you play "stealing comments" card.
      You are well trained, call people names, but be the master of them all.

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  3. AnonymousDecember 26, 2012 at 3:28 AM

    No you are well train geshtabo mosad man, who miss the comment or corrupt the comments when he is losing an argument and do not understand concept of fair play/discussion. Should you have something to say be brave and don't play games.

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