Bahá’í Quotes

Disease

It is possible for a man to hold to a book of medicine and say, "I have no need of a doctor; I will act according to the book; in it every disease is named, all symptoms are explained, the diagnosis of each ailment is completely written out, and a prescription for each malady is furnished; therefore, why do I need a doctor?" This is sheer ignorance. A physician is needed to prescribe. Through his skill the principles of the book are correctly and effectively applied until the patient is restored to health.

- ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, The Promulgation of Universal Peace, p. 247

It is evident that, if the body and mind are to maintain good health, the laws that govern physical existence cannot be ignored.

- Universal House of Justice, to a number of individual Bahá’ís resident in Europe, 19 April 2013

Quote of the Day

Fidal 2 Kalimat 183 B.E.

Perhaps the greatest test Bahá’ís are ever subjected to is from each other; but for the sake of the Master they should be ever ready to overlook each other's mistakes, apologize for harsh words they have uttered, forgive and forget. He strongly recommends to you this course of action.

Shoghi Effendi – Lights of Guidance, p. 601