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We’re back with our second episode of “Deck of Questions” with the fantastic Della and Polly, two Baha’is living in country Victoria in Australia’s south. Della grew up in a Baha’i family, while Polly became a Baha’i more recently. Together Della and Polly explore questions about being a Baha’i, becoming a Baha’i, as well as the meaning of life, and so much more!
We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we have!
Baha’is believe everyone has the sacred responsibility to investigate truth for themselves. Whether growing up in a Baha’i family (as Della did) or learning about the Baha’i Faith later in life (as Polly did), declaring one’s faith in Baha’u’llah is a decision made freely, consciously and independently.
Curious to know more about what it means to become a Baha’i? You might find this personal article by Preethi about what happens after you decide to embrace the Baha’i Faith helpful.
If you liked this video, you might enjoy our first episode of “Deck of Questions”, the Father’s Day edition.
HUGE 💛 to Della and Polly as well as fullstackfilms.com.au for helping us make this episode!
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