As I write this entry from my iPhone I sit on an overland train, traversing the urban jungle that is South London.
I am currently fasting.
The Bahá’í fast is a period of prayer and detachment. This means no food or drink (including water) from sunrise to sunset for 19 days, ending on sunset of the [...]
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Slim-Fast
Posted in Baha'i, Food/Drink, Living the Life, Reflections, tagged awakening, awareness, Baha'i, detachment, fast, Norouz, Nowruz, slim fast, slimfast on March 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Update 25/11/08
Posted in Living the Life, Poetry, Reflections, tagged Baha'i, baha'u'llah, iran, Photography, Poetry, waltz with bashir on November 25, 2008 | 4 Comments »
I have been pretty busy the last few days.
I will be writing a more meaningful entry very shortly but thought I’d give a little insight into what i’m up to this week, aside from dental school in the day:
Monday evening: Studying the World Order of Bahá’u’lláh in a study group facilitated by American film director, [...]
In Transition
Posted in Living the Life, Popular Culture, Reflections, tagged Baha'i, matrix, spirituality on October 9, 2008 | 2 Comments »
At the moment, I’m in between locations. And that means at times, *shock horror*, no internet.
However, I did write a blog entry for another site (in my links) called Baha’i Perspectives.
Its called ‘The Matrix-Why I Chose The Red Pill’
Click here to read it.
Fast food
Posted in Living the Life on March 6, 2008 | 4 Comments »
So day 5 of the Baha’i fast ends…..
I think the fast is a wonderful thing and like many things, I feel it is only understood properly by those who have the bounty to participate…..
What always amuses me is the ‘tried and tested’ things people begin their day with. A range of ’sure-shot’ methods to keep [...]








