The Bahá'í Teachings say that having created mankind out of His love, God made a Covenant--a promise--never to abandon that creation.

The Eternal Covenant

He had given us free-will to co-create.

It is up to us to create beauty, peace and joy.

We have to begin within to reconcile the schisms of fear, doubt, hate, anger, joy, peace, well-being and wholeness.

This is a monumental task, and yet as you so aptly stated, "We can do this one heart at a time".

Why do we even have naysayers ?

Why have we become on occasion naysayers ourselves ?

Don't we have enough evidence that life is eternal and eternal from the beginning and an eternal covenant ?

This is a very beautiful article and post.

I pray in my heart that it shall enter into the subconscious of the race, and others will pick up its torch and let the heart of God and of humanity in all of its manifestations open up to this Eternal Covenant.

Death and Sin is simply error.

Error can be corrected.

Responsibility, Procrastination, and delay of Spiritual Maturity have always been stumbling blocks within and without.

How do I know ?

I have them.

Life itself with its ongoing rush toward Eternal Beauty cannot be stopped.

Those who try will be blotted out.

I'm helping here by putting my attention upon this article and its bedrock of truth.

Since all of Life is One, and I'm an individualized manifestation of that oneness, where I put my attention upon, there goes my energy.

my poverty, His Wealth.

All have access to The Eternal yet it is regulated by your own choices.

Let us radiate heart to heart, and let Love have her final say.

I'm not much of a community builder, or an activist.

I admire your 'get up and go' attitude toward working within your own neighborhood to build heart to heart.

I chose to withdraw from society in general, however, buy using simple, occult, universally true principles like "wherever you put your attention, there goes your energy"; I can assist.

However that much helps the goal of Universal Love will be judged by one greater than myself.

Blessed Be.

-- Burt B.