April 21st, the first day of the twelve-day Ridván celebration, marks the election of local Spiritual Assemblies, the administrative roots the Baha'i Faith.

Religion has throughout history assured mankind that there was more to life than just this physical world. The Bahá'í Faith teaches that there is no death because true human nature is immortal spirit.

Kindness is a virtue common to many religious and philosophical teaching. Now it has scientific support for not only individual health, but also--Bahá'ís say-- for developing a healthy and peaceful world.

The importance of laughter and how to use it for better spiritual and physical health.

So what exactly is Ayyám-i-Há, and how is it different from Christmas?

It's okay to sit and daydream! Why the arts are important to Bahá'ís.

A brief introduction to the importance of mothers in the Bahá'í Faith and teachings

The greatest tragedy facing humanity isn't racism, classism, poverty, or any of the other social ills. It is ignorance of mankind's true nature, which is spirit, not material.

Contrary to popular belief and the entertainment media, social rules don't crumble in disaster. Innate human nature is not driving bad behavior; choice is.

Five steps to use prayer and meditation in decision making.