# Meetings, Baha'i

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> Meetings, Bahá'í
> 
> Bahá'u'lláh
> 
> Abdu'l-Bahá
> 
> Shoghi Effendi
> 
> Universal House of Justice, Research Department
> 
> , compiler
> 
> n.d.
> 
> Contents:
> 
> I.
> 
> From The Writings Of Bahá'u'lláh
> 
> II.
> 
> From The Writings And Utterances Of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá
> 
> III.
> 
> From The Writings Of Shoghi Effendi
> 
> IV.
> 
> From Letters Written On Behalf Of Shoghi Effendi To Individual Believers
> 
> I.
> 
> From The Writings
> Of Bahá'u'lláh
> 
> 1.
> The
> friends of God, one and all, are remembered by the Supreme Pen: The bounties of the Source of Bounty
> are at every moment visibly descending. It behoveth the friends in whatever land they be, to gather together in
> meetings, and therein to speak wisely and with eloquence, and to read the
> verses of God; for it is God's Words that kindle love's fire and set it ablaze.
> 
> (Bahá'u'lláh,
> from unpublished Tablet)
> 
> 2.
> By
> My life and My Cause! Round about
> whatever dwelling the friends of God may enter, and from which their cry shall
> rise as they praise and glorify the Lord, shall circle the souls of true
> believers and all the favoured angels. And should the door of the true eye be opened unto some, they shall
> witness the Supreme Concourse as it circleth and crieth: “Blessed art thou, O house, for God
> hath made thee a resting-place for those He favoureth, and a lodging for those
> He holdeth dear, and a home for those in whom He hath placed His trust. Unto thee be His praise and His glory
> and His endless grace.”
> 
> (Bahá'u'lláh,
> from unpublished Tablet)
> 
> 3.
> They
> who are the beloved of God, in whatever place they gather and whomsoever they
> may meet, must evince, in their attitude towards God, and in the manner of their
> celebration of His praise and glory, such humility and submissiveness that
> every atom of the dust beneath their feet may attest the depth of their
> devotion. The conversation carried
> by these holy souls should be informed with such power that these same atoms of
> dust will be thrilled by its influence. They should conduct themselves in such manner that the earth upon which
> they tread may never be allowed to address to them such words as these: “I am to be preferred above you. For witness, how patient I am in
> bearing the burden which the husbandman layeth upon me. I am the instrument that continually
> imparteth unto all beings the blessings with which He Who is the Source of all
> grace hath entrusted me. Notwithstanding the honor conferred upon me, and the unnumbered
> evidences of my wealth - a wealth that supplieth the needs of all creation -
> behold the measure of my humility, witness with what absolute submissiveness I
> allow myself to be trodden beneath the feet of men....”
> 
> (“Gleanings
> from the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh”, rev. ed. (Wilmette: Bahá'í Publishing Trust,
> 1984), sec.
> 5
> , pp.
> 7
> -
> 8
> )
> 
> 4.
> Blessed
> is the house that hath attained unto My tender mercy, wherein My remembrance is
> celebrated, and which is ennobled by the presence of My loved ones, who have proclaimed
> My praise, cleaved fast to the cord of My grace and been honoured by chanting
> My verses. Verily they are the
> exalted servants whom God hath extolled in the Qayyúmu'l-Asmá' and other
> scriptures. Verily He is the
> All-Hearing, the Answerer, He Who perceiveth all things.
> 
> (Bahá'u'lláh,
> from unpublished Tablet)
> 
> II.
> 
> From The Writings
> And Utterances Of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá
> 
> 5.
> Praise
> be to God! that ye are gathered in one assembly like unto the stars of the
> Pleiades, are illumined with the light of the knowledge of God and through the
> outpouring of the cloud of the love of God, ye are the fresh flowers of the
> meadow and plain; ye are intimate and familiar with infinite unity and love.
> 
> Therefore, this meeting is
> blessed. But if it is firmly
> established and become constant, it will bring forth great results and most
> weighty developments will be attained. Consequently, persevere ye in renewing your meetings and display utmost
> magnanimity in firmness and steadfastness. When the root of the tree of the garden is well established
> and its protection is safeguarded, it will bring forth luscious fruits.
> 
> Likewise, when the regiment of an
> army and the individuals of a cohort are united and related with ease, untold
> triumphs will be acquired. But if
> they come together one day and disperse another day, no fruits will be
> produced.
> 
> Therefore, as ye have prepared an
> army of heaven and become the host of life, ye must continue to hold meetings,
> have spiritual communications, be firm in resolution, steadfast in purpose and
> be constant and persevering so that ye may win celestial conquests.
> 
> I supplicate and entreat at the
> Threshold of God to assist and confirm you in firmness and steadfastness and
> cause you to guide the inhabitants of that region.
> 
> (“Tablets
> of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá ‘Abbás”, vol. 3 (Chicago: Bahá'í Publishing Society, 1916), p.
> 690
> )
> 
> 6.
> If
> thou seekest after the light of the Kingdom, hasten undoubtedly to the meetings
> of the believers, in order that the rays of truth may reflect in thy heart.
> 
> (“Tablets
> of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá ‘Abbás”, vol. 3, p.
> 695
> )
> 
> 7.
> Hold
> meetings and read and chant the heavenly teachings, so that city may be
> illumined with the light of reality and that country become a veritable
> paradise by the strength of the Holy Spirit, for this cycle is the cycle of the
> Glorious Lord and the melody of oneness and solidarity of the world of mankind
> must reach the ears of the East and West.
> 
> (“Tablets
> of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá ‘Abbás”, vol. 3, p.
> 631
> )
> 
> 8.
> Every
> meeting which is organized for the purpose of unity and concord will be
> conducive to changing strangers into friends, enemies into associates, and
> ‘Abdu'l-Bahá will be present in his heart and soul with that meeting.
> 
> (“Tablets
> of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá ‘Abbás”, vol. 3, p.
> 553
> )
> 
> 9.
> One
> consecrated soul is preferable to a thousand other souls. If a small number of people gather
> lovingly together, with absolute purity and sanctity, with their hearts free of
> the world, experiencing the emotions of the Kingdom and the powerful magnetic
> forces of the Divine, and being at one in their happy fellowship, that
> gathering will exert its influence over all the earth. The nature of that band of people, the
> words they speak, the deeds they do, will unleash the bestowals of Heaven, and
> provide a foretaste of eternal bliss. The hosts of the Company on high will defend them, and the angels of the
> Abhá Paradise, in continuous succession, will come down to their aid.
> 
> (“Selections
> from the Writings of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá” [rev. ed.], (Haifa: Bahá'í World Centre,
> 1982), sec.
> 39
> , p.
> 81
> )
> 
> 10.
> The
> hearts of all the friends rejoiced, and in particular, the heart of
> ‘Abdu'l-Bahá, when we heard of thy rising up to serve the Cause of God, and
> that thou hast set apart one of the rooms in thy home for meetings of the
> lovers of God, so that from it may ascend to the Lord of Revelation the clamour
> of chanted prayers.
> 
> By the life of God! The queens of the world, with all their
> castles, cannot boast of such a room, since from it shineth forth the light of
> lights.
> 
> (‘Abdu'l-Bahá,
> from unpublished Tablet)
> 
> 11.
> We
> hear that thou hast in mind to embellish thy house from time to time with a
> meeting of Bahá'ís, where some among them will engage in glorifying the
> All-Glorious Lord…. Know that
> shouldst thou bring this about, that house of earth will become a house of
> heaven, and that fabric of stone a congress of the spirit.
> 
> (“Selections
> from the Writings of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá”, sec.
> 57
> , p.
> 94
> )
> 
> 12.
> Whensoever
> a company of people shall gather in a meeting place, shall engage in glorifying
> God, and shall speak with one another of the mysteries of God, beyond any doubt
> the breathings of the Holy Spirit will blow gently over them, and each shall
> receive a share thereof.
> 
> (“Selections
> from the Writings of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá”, sec.
> 56
> , p.
> 94
> )
> 
> 13.
> Once
> in every week, gather ye the steadfast friends together in a meeting-place, and
> there let them engage in praising and glorifying the Lord.
> 
> [citation missing; note: one print edition at least lists this as "From a recently translated Tablet of 'Abdu'l-Bahá to an individual believer"]
> 
> 14.
> It
> befitteth the friends to hold a gathering, a meeting, where they shall glorify
> God and fix their hearts upon Him, and read and recite the Holy Writings of the
> Blessed Beauty - may my soul be the ransom of His lovers! The lights of the All-Glorious Realm,
> the rays of the Supreme Horizon, will be cast upon such bright assemblages, for
> these are none other than the Mashriqu'l-Adhkárs, the Dawning-Points of God's
> Remembrance, which must, at the direction of the Most Exalted Pen, be
> established in every hamlet and city…. These spiritual gatherings must be held with the utmost purity and
> consecration, so that from the site itself, and its earth and the air about it,
> one will inhale the fragrant breathings of the Holy Spirit.
> 
> (“Selections
> from the Writings of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá”, sec.
> 55
> , pp.
> 93
> -
> 94
> )
> 
> 15.
> Thy
> letter was received. Thou hast
> written in regard to the Sunday meeting, saying that it is established in the
> utmost of love. Undoubtedly you
> must be firm in holding it, and on the day of meeting raise such song and
> melody in the glorification and praise of Bahá'u'lláh that you may cause a
> tumult in that city - so that everyone may hear the call of God and obtain a
> new spirit through the soul-refreshing breeze wafted from the rose-garden of
> the Covenant.
> 
> (‘Abdu'l-Bahá,
> from unpublished Tablet)
> 
> 16.
> If
> it were possible that in every city a few of the awakened ones, when
> opportunity offered, could hold a meeting, and therein habitually present the
> proofs and arguments of God, this would do much to expand the consciousness of
> men; provided, however, that the discourse be kept to this one theme.
> 
> (‘Abdu'l-Bahá,
> from unpublished Tablet)
> 
> 17.
> Ye
> have written as to the meetings of the friends, and how filled they are with
> peace and joy. Of course this is
> so; for wherever the spiritually minded are gathered together, there in His
> beauty reigneth Bahá'u'lláh. Thus
> it is certain that such reunions will yield boundless happiness and peace.
> 
> Today it behoveth one and all to
> forgo the mention of all else, and to disregard all things. Let their speaking, let their inner
> state be summed up thus: “Keep all
> my words of prayer and praise confined to one refrain; make all my life but
> servitude to Thee.” That is, let
> them concentrate all their thoughts, all their words, on teaching the Cause of
> God and spreading the Faith of God, and inspiring all to characterize
> themselves with the characteristics of God; on loving mankind; on being pure
> and holy in all things, and spotless in their public and private life; on being
> upright and detached, and fervent, and afire. All is to be yielded up, save only the remembrance of God;
> all is to be dispraised, except His praise. Today, to this melody of the Company on high, the world will
> leap and dance: “Glory be to my
> Lord, the All-Glorious!” But know ye this: save for this song of God, no song will stir the world, and
> save for this nightingale-cry of truth from the Garden of God, no melody will
> lure away the heart. “Whence cometh
> this Singer Who speaketh the Beloved's name?”
> 
> (“Selections
> from the Writings of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá”, sec.
> 54
> , p.
> 93
> )
> 
> 18.
> Verily,
> ‘Abdu'l-Bahá inhaleth the fragrance of the love of God from every meeting-place
> where the Word of God is uttered and proofs and arguments set forth that shed
> their rays across the world, and where they recount the tribulations of
> ‘Abdu'l-Bahá at the evil hands of those who have violated the Covenant of God.
> 
> O handmaid of the Lord! Speak thou no word of politics; thy
> task concerneth the life of the soul, for this verily leadeth to man's joy in
> the world of God. Except to speak
> well of them, make thou no mention of the earth's kings, and the worldly
> governments thereof. Rather,
> confine thine utterance to spreading the blissful tidings of the Kingdom of
> God, and demonstrating the influence of the Word of God, and the holiness of
> the Cause of God. Tell thou of
> abiding joy and spiritual delights, and godlike qualities, and of how the Sun of
> Truth hath risen above the earth's horizons: tell of the blowing of the spirit of life into the body of
> the world.
> 
> (“Selections
> from the Writings of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá”, sec.
> 53
> , pp.
> 92
> -
> 93
> )
> 
> 19.
> Rest
> you assured that the breathings of the Holy Spirit will loosen your
> tongue. Speak, therefore; speak
> out with great courage at every meeting. When you are about to begin your address, turn first to Bahá'u'lláh and
> ask for the confirmations of the Holy Spirit, then open your lips and say
> whatever is suggested to your heart; this, however, with the utmost courage,
> dignity and conviction. It is my
> hope that from day to day your gatherings will grow and flourish, and that
> those who are seeking after truth will hearken therein to reasoned arguments
> and conclusive proofs. I am with
> you heart and soul at every meeting; be sure of this.
> 
> Hold you the Nineteen Day Feasts
> with utmost dignity.
> 
> (‘Abdu'l-Bahá,
> from unpublished Tablet)
> 
> 20.
> At
> these meetings, there should be no extraneous conversation whatever. Rather, the assemblage should confine
> itself to reading and reciting the Holy Words, and to the discussion of matters
> relating to the Cause of God: expounding, for example, conclusive proofs and
> arguments, and the Writings of the Best Beloved of mankind. Those who present themselves at these
> gatherings must first array themselves in spotless clothing, turn their faces
> toward the Kingdom of Abhá, and then with lowliness and submissiveness enter
> in. During the readings they must
> maintain complete silence. Should
> anyone wish to speak, he should say his say in all humility, with exactitude
> and eloquence.
> 
> (‘Abdu'l-Bahá,
> from unpublished Tablet)
> 
> 21.
> All
> the meetings must be for teaching the Cause and spreading the Message, and
> suffering the souls to enter in the Kingdom of Bahá'u'lláh. Look at me. All my thoughts are centered around the proclamation of the
> Kingdom.
> 
> I have a Lamp in my hand searching
> through the lands and seas to find souls who can become heralds of the
> Cause. Day and night I am engaged
> in this work. Any other deliberations
> in the meetings are futile and fruitless. Convey the message! Attract
> the hearts! Sow the seeds! Teach the Cause to those who do not
> know.
> 
> I enter all meetings, all churches,
> so that the Cause may be spread. When the MOST IMPORTANT work is before our sight, we must let go the Important one.
> 
> If the meetings or Spiritual
> Assembly has any other occupation, the time is spent in futility. All the deliberations, all
> consultation, all the talks and addresses must revolve around one focal center
> and that is: TEACH THE CAUSE!
> TEACH! TEACH! Convey the Message! Awaken the souls!
> 
> Now is the time of laying the
> foundation. Now we must gather
> brick, stone, wood, iron, and other building materials! This is not the time of decoration. We must strive day and night and think
> and work. What can I say that may
> become effective? What can I do
> that may bring results? What can I
> write that may bring forth fruits?
> 
> Nothing else will be useful,
> today. The interests of such a
> Glorious Cause will not advance without undivided attention. While we are carrying this load we
> cannot carry any other load!
> 
> (“Star
> of the West”, vol. 4, no. 15 (12 December 1913), p. 256)
> 
> 22.
> Amongst
> other things is the holding of the meetings for teaching so that blessed souls
> and the old ones from amongst the believers may gather together the youths of
> the love of God in schools of instruction and teach them all the divine proofs
> and irrefragable arguments, explain and elucidate the history of the Cause, and
> interpret also the prophecies and proofs which are recorded and are extant in
> the divine Books and Epistles regarding the Manifestation of the Promised One,
> so that the young ones may go in perfect knowledge in all these degrees.
> 
> (“Tablets
> of the Divine Plan Revealed by ‘Abdu'l-Bahá to the North American Bahá'ís”,
> rev. ed. (Wilmette: Bahá'í
> Publishing Trust, 1980), pp.
> 51
> -
> 52
> )
> 
> 23.
> Such
> a gathering as this is worthy of thanksgiving; it is peerless and unique among
> meetings. Other meetings are held
> from motives of material interests - such as social, political, commercial,
> educational - but this assemblage has no other purpose than attainment to the
> divine Kingdom; therefore, it is unique, unequaled. The hearts have turned to God; spirits are exalted through
> the glad tidings of God; the intentions of all are directed to God. What better meeting could be imagined
> than this?
> 
> Such a gathering is fundamentally
> spiritual, sincere and most important. But we must arise in the accomplishment of its purposes, for our
> attention is directed toward the heavenly Kingdom unto which we must render
> faithful service. Therefore, all
> individuals present here must be in the attitude of perfect love and
> fellowship, manifesting the utmost humility and self-sacrifice, turning our
> thoughts toward the Kingdom of God so that our meeting may be an expression of
> the glorified hosts of the Supreme Concourse.
> 
> (“The
> Promulgation of Universal Peace: Talks Delivered by ‘Abdu'l-Bahá during His Visit to the United States
> and Canada in 1912”, 2nd. ed. (Wilmette: Bahá'í Publishing Trust, 1982), p.
> 334
> )
> 
> 24.
> Thou
> hast written concerning the meetings and gathering-places of the believers of
> God. Such assemblies and
> gatherings will greatly aid the promotion of the Word and all the audience,
> whether friends or not, will become affected. But when the friends have the intention of entering into
> these meetings they must disengage the heart from all other reflections, ask
> the Inexhaustible Divine Confirmation, and with the utmost devotion and
> humility set their feet in the gathering-place. Let them not introduce any topic in the meeting except the
> mentioning of the True One, neither must they confuse that merciful assembly
> with complex outside questions. They must ... either commune
> or supplicate and pray to God, either read Tablets or give out advises and
> exhortations.
> 
> (“Star
> of the West”, vol. 2, no. 6 (24 June 1911), p. 5)
> 
> 25.
> You
> have written concerning the spiritual meetings. The foundation of the spiritual meetings must be the
> teaching and delivering of the Cause of God. In these meetings the believers and maid-servants of the
> Merciful must proclaim the proofs and arguments and explain the signs of the
> appearance of the Beauty of Abhá - May my life be a sacrifice to the beloved
> ones! Meanwhile they may read some
> Tablets and Communes, and at the end of the meetings, if they desire to sing
> with the utmost supplication and meekness, it is acceptable. But the fundamental principle of the
> establishment of spiritual meetings is for the sake of teaching and delivering the
> Truth so that those souls who are present may become informed of the Divine
> Evidences and Proofs.
> 
> (“Star
> of the West”, vol. 2, no. 6 (24 June 1911), p. 5)
> 
> 26.
> Let
> the beloved of God gather together and associate most lovingly and spiritually
> and happily with one another, conducting themselves with the greatest courtesy
> and self-restraint. Let them read
> the holy verses, as well as essays which are of benefit, and the letters of
> ‘Abdu'l-Bahá; encourage and inspire one another to love each and all; chant the
> prayers with serenity and joy; give eloquent talks, and praise the matchless
> Lord.
> 
> (‘Abdu'l-Bahá,
> from unpublished Tablet)
> 
> III.
> 
> From The Writings
> Of Shoghi Effendi
> 
> 27.
> They
> must undertake the arrangement of the regular meetings of the friends, the
> feasts and the anniversaries, as well as the special gatherings designed to
> serve and promote the social, intellectual and spiritual interests of their
> fellow-men.
> 
> (12
> March 1923 to the Bahá'ís of America, Great Britain, Germany, France,
> Switzerland, Italy, Japan and Australasia, published in “Bahá'í Administration: Selected Messages 1922-1932” [rev.
> ed.], (Wilmette: Bahá'í Publishing
> Trust, 1980), p.
> 38
> )
> 
> IV.
> 
> From
> Letters Written On Behalf Of Shoghi Effendi To Individual Believers
> 
> 28.
> With
> regard to the question that you had asked, Shoghi Effendi feels that as he has
> formerly said in Bahá'í meetings it is quite proper for some of the friends to
> deliver talks, but their speeches must have a direct bearing on the teachings
> of Bahá'u'lláh and our dear Master. It is not absolutely necessary that in all the meetings only the
> writings and utterances of Bahá'u'lláh and the Master should be read, but when
> lectures and talks are given they must bear either directly or indirectly on
> the Cause.
> 
> (Letter
> written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to individual believer, 10 February 1926)
> 
> 29.
> Regarding
> your question as to the advisability of holding Bahá'í meetings at a time
> coinciding with church meetings; the Guardian would advise the friends to avoid
> such a coincidence, as otherwise many church people may feel offended, and this
> may lead to unnecessary and even harmful misunderstandings and developments
> which may injure the Cause and affect its prestige in the eyes of the
> public. The friends should, under
> all circumstances, be careful not to arouse unnecessarily any feelings of
> religious antagonism.
> 
> (Letter
> written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to individual believer, 5 September 1936,
> published in “Bahá'í News” 111 (October 1937), p. 1)
> 
> 30.
> Since
> you have found in the Bahá'í Teachings the fulfilment of your highest aspirations
> and the realization of those ideals most dear to your heart, it is your
> paramount duty now to spare no effort for their study and their dissemination.
> 
> To this end, the Guardian would
> recommend that, in addition to your studies of Bahá'í writings, you closely
> associate with your fellow-Bahá'ís, and take part in various activities of your
> local group, so that you may not only acquire a theoretical knowledge of the
> Cause, but grow to become a loving, active and efficient member of the
> Community.
> 
> (Letter
> written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to individual believer, (25 November 1938)
> 
> 31.
> In
> some places the Bahá'ís have held meetings for prayer, for people who desire to
> meet and pray. As we have such
> wonderful prayers and meditations in our writings, the reading of these with
> friends who are interested in and crave for this type of small meeting is often
> a step towards attracting them to the Faith. Perhaps you could start such an activity in your city.
> 
> (Letter
> written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to individual believer, 4 February 1950)
> 
> 32.
> We
> should try not to introduce any set patterns into our teaching methods;
> however, if this form of group meditation produces unity and a deeper
> understanding of the teachings, he sees no reason why it should be not used at
> least in the beginning of a teaching class - providing the people want to, like
> it, and fully understand it has nothing to do with the teachings of the Faith,
> but is a method which sometimes proves helpful.
> 
> (Letter
> written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to individual believer, 30 July 1956)
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