During the lazy, dog days of summer, treat yourself to some me-, down-time by watching some of those Wilmette Institute Web Talks that got away from you. You may find something that you can later use to perk up your firesides and study classes. Choose from a variety of speakers from around the world and from topics ranging from spiritual discussions of Bahá’í texts to ones preparing you for participating in the prevalent discourses of society. Each talk has links to:
- a short description of the talk and biographical information about the speaker
- the Web Talk itself; and
- a longer review article about the talk.
June 6, 2016
Trip Barthel
“Creativity in Consultation” May 8, 2016
Stephen Phelps
“‘I Am the Mystic Fane’: The Nature of the Manifestation in the Baha’i Writings.” March 26, 2016
Vasu Mohan
“Six Revolutionary Teachings about Gender Equality in the Bahá’í Faith” February 14, 2016
Brian Aull
“Consultation: A Revolutionary Model of Democratic Governance” January 17, 2016
Shahrokh Monjazeb
“Veiled and Concealed in the Hidden Habitation of His Inner Being: Revelation in the Síyah Chal” November 15, 2015
Steve Friberg
“Science and Religion” October 25, 2015
Sovaida Maani Ewing
“Building a World Federation: The Key to Solving Our Global Crises” September 27, 2015
Baharieh Rouhani Maani
“The Leaves of the Twin Divine Trees” September 6, 2015
Arthur Lyon Dahl
“Navigating the Storm: The Transition to Sustainability” August 30, 2015
Susanne Alexander
“Healthy, Unified Marriages as Service to Humanity” June 7, 2015
Sandra Lynn Hutchison
“Windows on Divine Wisdom: Accessing the Meaning of the Bahá’í Revelation” May 9, 2015
Moojan Momen
“The Re‑Creation and Utilization of a Community’s Memories: Shoghi Effendi and Baha’i History” May 3, 2015
Christopher Buck
“God and Apple Pie: Religious Myths and Visions of America” March 1, 2015
Anne Perry
“Where Spirit Intersects Art” February 1, 2015
Ian Kluge
“The Baha’i Proofs for God” January 18, 2015
John Hatcher
“The Face of God Among Us”
