Teach Bahai Faith with Ease

I have begun reading it and I think it is a real addition to the Baha'i literature that is available about teaching. The format is unique for the purpose and the writing is very clear. I admire the clarity most of all.

The approach is a highly personal one and has a natural inner unity of its own. In any event, it has obviously benefited from consultation with a wide range of Baha'is.I was struck by the practicality of the approach and the low-key spirit in which the material is presented. Without doubt, many Baha'is are going to find it a very helpful manual.

It is very refreshing to see an author being different from the rest. Some of the things I like are:- Logical explanation of the reasons of sharing the Baha'i Faith to others.- Inspiring true teaching stories.- Cartoons (don't find them in other Baha'i books).- Explanations of difficult words.- A list of of Bahs'i historical events.- Brief explanations of major religions of the world (very useful).- Quotations regarding ENTRY BY TROOPS.

The Baha'i Faith, a religion for humankind in the age of its maturity, does not have clergy. The responsibility and privilege of sharing the message of Baha'u'llah has been given to each individual Baha'i. Mitra Gopaul's book is full of interesting stories about how people from different walks of life have learned about and embraced the teachings of its Founder. These stories are the highlight of a practical book which assists Baha'is in their endeavours to share their Faith with others. Gopaul investigates the spiritual journey which each human being takes, the spiritual qualities needed by the teacher, and the many resources available to help him or her. He examines the life of 'Abdu'l-Baha, the perfect Exemplar of the Baha'i Faith, whose luminous actions are a perfect model for those who wish to live and share the Baha'i life. The book's format makes it very readable.Gopaul uses quotes from Sacred Scriptures, word checks, illustrations, and many personal stories to make his subject come alive. He has included brief sections on important dates in Baha'i history and short synopses of other religions. This book will be of special value to the new Baha'i who will wish to share his newfound faith with others. It will inspire those who have been in the Faith for a long time. It will also be of interest to those who are looking for a model of community which is endeavouring to practice unity in diversity. That community is ever open to welcome those wishing to look into the claims of its Founder to have bought a message and a system of governance capable of uniting the diverse peoples of the world in a common bond of faith.

I have read this book and I find it very interesting as well as informative yet simply told. I love the style and the humor with the pictures and the way it can relate to anyone who reads it. So many personal success stories and a glimpse into the way some people live their lives and teach what they believe in without pressuring others. Good for anyone who wants to learn about a Faith that could be close to their hearts, souls and their daily actions. I hightly recommend it to anyone whether they are interested in religion or not.