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Spiritual: January 10, 2024 Issue [#12357]




 This week: A New Year Renews Hope
  Edited by: Prosperous Snow celebrating
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I dreamed a dream of peace,
A time when war would cease,
I looked across the Earth,
Saw none who suffered dearth,
Saw everyone content,
Able to pay their rent.

In this vision of hope the Earth was one country,
Humanity, the leaves and the fruits of one tree
All living together in love and harmony.

I heard a fervent voice ringing
Like ten thousand angels singing
Proclaiming a new day's dawning
With humanity united
As citizens of the planet:
While I watched a new age unfold
The voice continued proclaiming
A new heaven and a new Earth,
Human dignity unblighted,
The torch of liberty lighted
And shining across the planet
Encouraging enlightenment.



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Letter from the editor

A New Year always brings new hope. It doesn't matter what happened in the old year. Even when world-encompassing problems are still present and increasing, the New Year brings new hope to those who have a vision of hope. The New Year also brings hope to those who know where their hope lies.

Many of us find hope in our spiritual path. We find it in the scriptures of our religion. We find it in the individual who revealed that religion. Others find hope in volunteering for organizations that help the hungry, the homeless, the sick, the aged, or immigrants.

Where do you find hope? I find hope in Baha'u'llah and the sacred writings of the Baha'i Faith. Each time I read or recite a prayer revealed by one of the Central Figures of the Baha'i Faith, my hope is renewed. I also find hope in the discoveries of science, especially the sciences of medical, astronomy, and paleontology. To name just a few.

Do you have a vision of hope? I stated my vision of hope in the poem at the beginning of this newsletter. What is your vision of hope? What is your vision of hope based on? My vision of hope is based on the sacred scriptures revealed by Baha'u'llah.

How do you express hope in your poems and stories? I express my hope in poems, blog entries, and essays. Do you have a specific genre you use to write about your hope? It's a New Year, please let me know about the ways you renew your hope for humanity, the world, and yourself.



Editor's Picks

 
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Patience  (E)
A Dansa ( hope)
#2275093 by green supports Israel


 Nebulae-9  (E)
What happened?
#2307717 by WriterRick


 
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One  (E)
Finding the Creator
#2310021 by CathrinStuart


 Lead With Gratitude  (E)
The Power of the Thank You Note
#2197781 by David Burke


 
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Revolution review  (E)
Looking back to look ahead [Writer's Cramp entry due 12-29-23]
#2311019 by Writer_Mike


 
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Come Again?  (13+)
Christmas morning holds a surprising turn for Father Timothy Clarridge
#2309750 by Adherennium Dr of Phoolishness


 Sword of Life  (E)
Poetry: Samurai sword is a piece of grass
#2310675 by Scotty1615


 A Vital Decision  (E)
Do I Assume the Worst or Do I Trust God?
#2306571 by lbidler


 Five Lunes for 2024  (E)
A Lune poem has 3 lines: lines 1 and 3 have 5 syllables each, line 2 has 3.
#2311146 by Dan I Am


Submitted by Readers

This Is About The Dream   (E)
sub-titled: 1/20/09 :The Inauguration of Hope
#1795745 by christo


Activities, Groups, and Contests

 
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World Citizens Forum  (13+)
This is the message forum for the group World Citizens
#2305673 by Prosperous Snow celebrating


 
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Ask & Answer


christo writes: I have yet to learn how to participate in these contests, stc (it's okay, I'm not here to "win", but wouldn't mind participating some time; when I saw what this one I really wanted to share a poem I wrote about Obama being elected, so I believe I'm too late to participate, but i'm still ngfonna post this poem called "The Rebirth of hope"

Kåre Enga going to Montana writes: Invite people who are different from you into your life. Practice love, tolerance, acceptance for who they are "as is". Create a loving inclusive community where everyone is respected... no exceptions.


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