Pleasure
It demands daily vigilance in the control of one's carnal desires and corrupt inclinations. It calls for the abandonment of a frivolous conduct, with its excessive attachment to trivial and often misdirected pleasures.
- Shoghi Effendi: The Advent of Divine Justice, p. 30
Quote of the Day
Istijlal 2 Rahmat 183 B.E.
Fear, anger, worry, et cetera, are very prejudicial to health, while hope, love, joy, et cetera, are correspondingly beneficial.
Dr. J.E. Esslemont – Bahá’u’lláh and the New Era, p. 107