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Books A-M

An Alphabetical listing of all of our book titles, regardless of topic or age range.


4 Tools of Emotional Healing

CODE: BK-4T

$9.95
In Stock
5.5x8.5, 120 pages / 978-1888547-52-8

Though they are not quite the four horsemen of the apocalypse, the painful emotions of shame, anger, loneliness and fear have destroyed countless lives. This book explains how the qualities of honesty, forgiveness, compassion and faith can ease the pain of these negative emotions by filling the empty spaces they represent.  

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4 Tools of Emotional Healing Kindle Edition

CODE: BK-4T-K

$3.99
e-book / 978-1888547-52-8

Though they are not quite the four horsemen of the apocalypse, the painful emotions of shame, anger, loneliness and fear have destroyed countless lives. This book explains how the qualities of honesty, forgiveness, compassion and faith can ease the pain of these negative emotions by filling the empty spaces they represent.  


A Maze in Grace

CODE: BK-1157

$15.95
In Stock
5 3/4 x 8 1/4, 200 pages



A Personal Tour - My Bahai Faith

CODE: BK-MBF

$6.00
In Stock
8 1/2 x 5 1/2 , 144 ppg



A Spiritual Guide to Growing Through Tests-Why Me?

CODE: BK-WHY

$6.00
In Stock
8 1/2 x 5 1/2 , 104 ppg
Personal tests can either draw people towards God, or push them away.  Sometimes all it takes is a little nudge one way or another to make the... More

A Traveller's Narrative

CODE: BK-5578

$49.00
In Stock
5"x7"
This is the story of The Bab, as told by Abdu'l-Baha and translated by Edward Granville Browne, the only Western scholar to ever meet Baha'u'llah.  ... More

Abby Wize: Awa

CODE: BK-1011

$19.95
In Stock
9 x 6, 294 pgs
Abby Wize loves horses. Riding is her only adolescent escape from an overbearing mother. She doesn’t realize she’s been learning unsafe horse-handling... More

Abdu'l-Baha Center of the Covenant

CODE: BK-6027

Out-of-stock
$26.95
511 pages
Abdul-Baha, The Centre of the Covenant of Baha'u'llah, was the first comprehensive biography of this 'magnetic figure' and 'perfect Exemplar' of... More

Abdul-Baha in America: Agnes Parsons' Diary

CODE: BK-5531

$19.95
In Stock
8 1/2" x 5 1/2", 167 ppgs

This is the intimate day-by-day account kept by Agnes Parsons of 'Abdu'l-Bahá's stay in Washington, D.C. and in Dublin, New Hampshire, during His journey to America in 1912. Her diary is supplemented here with passages from Mahmud's Diary, taken from a new translation corrected by the Bahá'í World Center.


Abdul-Baha: The Master

CODE: BK-6202

$12.95
In Stock
5" x 7.75", 80 pgs
A pen-picture of 'Abdu'l-Bahá. This collection brings together in one volume the various writings of George Townshend to and about... More

Abdu’l-Bahá in America

CODE: BK-1862

$18.00
In Stock
6 x 9 , 415 pages

A NEW book about Abdu'l-Baha's travels in America, just in time for the Centenary of His visit.


Abdu’l-Bahá in Their Midst

CODE: BK-6151

$27.95
In Stock
6 1/4 x 9 1/2, 371 pages
Portals to Freedom, Diary of Juliet Thompson, Memories of Abdu'l-Baha - these books have touched thousands of lives - not because they recount history,... More

 

Reviews

04/03/2013, 09:09 AM

"Your website is great, love the pitcure of the Colorado Bridge. thank you for the pitcures of your special meeting. Bill and I miss Pasadena a lot at the moment. Chico, Ca had an event which was lovely too; and we were all one soul and heart. We had Buddhists, Christians, Muslims, Hindus and prayers in all traditions, plus Baha'i prayers. Someone took pitcures. We must always speak out. stay wonderful esther"

04/03/2013, 09:09 AM

"This was a very special meietng, and much needed, not just for those Baha'is who live in Iran but also for the American Baha'i community that has to watch these injustices brought on to its sister community. The readings and prayers were moving and straight from the heart. The biographies of those arrested were touching and sweet. Someone shared the thought that we should never be silent when we become aware of injustice, and rightfully so. I think we walked away knowing that we were more connected to our sisters and brothers, and more resolved to work on betterment of the world."

04/03/2013, 05:26 AM

"Samimaneh you don't seem to know much about Arab countries if you're rllaey going as far as to compare the status of these injustices.What Shias and Baha'is go through is incomparable in every sense of the word.Shias here aren't undergoing genocide and secondly, let me remind you that over 80% of Bahrain are Shia. The discrimination is there and most are applicable to all citizens including Sunni Muslims, but the situation is nowhere NEAR as violent as what the Baha'is suffer through.What rights exactly did you want us to cry for? Their right to live? They already have that. Their right to conduct business? They already have that. The right to be visible members of their sect? They already have that. Their right to bury their loved ones? They already have that. The right to education? They already have that. The right to get married? They already have that. The right to give birth? They already have that. The right to health care? They already have that. The right to travel? They already have that. Their right to practice any aspect of their faith? They already have that.Baha'is don't have any of those making their situation completely urgent.In fact I am surrounded by Shias in the Gulf who are absolutely shocked and disgusted by what Baha'is are going through and one of the people helping out with BahaiRights.org is an Arab Shia herself.Stop diverting attention away from reality in a very shallow attempt to defend your government from brutally abusing the Baha'i minority."

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