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Featured in: Highlighting Australia
As a proudly Australian initiative, we’re excited to showcase a collection of Australian stories, music, tributes and more.
This virtual deepening, hosted and organized by individual Baha’is in the Stonnington community, features Azita Sobhani who shares with us about the newly translated volume called Light of the World. The talk is titled “Lessons of Spirit in the School of Insight”.
You can read Light of the World in its entirety on the Baha’i Reference Library.
Azita also recommends exploring the following two websites: one that details Abdu’l-Baha’s travels to the West, and the other that offers an in-depth chronology of His Life.
Azita Sobhani is the director at Edraak consulting. She trained as a development economist, started her career as a financial Planner with National Australia Bank before venturing into the international aid and development industry. She is a trained Executive Coach and conflict resolution mediator. Her approach to her professional and community work is underpinned by strong sense of social justice and humanity’s inherent oneness.
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