Ruhi classes have resumed as of last week, with George as one of our tutors for Book One, Reflections on the Life of the Spirit. He's just jumpin' for joy! Pictured here are Myong, Renee, and Al. George has given them a little gift, a book-marker with quotes from the writing of the Baha'i Faith.

We served tea, then George asked, "What needs to be in place to make our class special?" Replies: Sharing. Different points of view. Time to process (go slow). Time for review and questions.

There are many benefits to the Ruhi program, which is intended to answer the question "How can the betterment of the world be accomplished?" Unity of thought and intention after a period of consultation is what ultimately shapes a strong, cohesive spirit, or core of spiritual energy. We see this actually develop throughout the process of the Ruhi sequences. By the end of the courses we feel a greater sense of community. We have come to really know one another. Myong, Renee and Al have just become acquainted with the Baha'is. They said, at the end of the evening, "Lets do a pot-luck one of these days!" That's the spirit!