Falling Into Grace
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Contents[edit]
- Understanding the Process of Transformation
- Good Change/Bad Change Your Habits Don’t Care
- Culture Shock
- The First Stage
- The Second Stage
- The Third Stage
- The Fourth Stage
- Mixed Blessings: Sources of Shock
- The Structure of the Community
- The Blessing of Scale
- The Blessings of Space
- The Blessings of Diversity
- Finding Your Place in the Community
- The Two Arms of the Administrative Order
- Dealing with Authority
- Stepping through the Mirror
- Nineteen Day Feast
- The Bahá’í Calendar
- Bahá’í Holidays and Your Family
- The Bahá’í Funds
- If you want more money, invest in God
- Getting Used to the People of the Community
- Maintaining Your Sense of Self In the Presence of Strong Personalities
- Dealing with Disappointment
- Taking Offense
- Love in the Community
- Spending Time with the Community
- Pre-Bahá’í Relationships
- Bahá’í Lingo
- Section Summary
- Struggling with Shame
- What is a mature relationship with Law?
- Shame in the Bahá’í Community
- How Shame Works
- Shame Spirals
- Alternatives to Perfectionis
- A Few Words about Forgiveness
- My Favorite Quotations about Forgiveness
- Intimacy as a Tool for Healing Shame
- Putting Law into perspective — A Parable
- A Word about the Covenant
- Walking the Mazes
- Four Kinds of Laws Squared
- Wrestling with Laws We Don’t Understand
- Understanding laws written for people at different developmental levels
- Understanding laws that take an indirect approach to a problem
- Understanding laws that take a pragmatic approach to a problem
- Understanding laws that take a spiritual rather than a logical approach
- Understanding laws that take a global rather than a Western approach
- Meditate on the Afterlife
- Study the Holy Writings
- Pray
- Meditiate
- To Live the Life — “Be As I Am.”
- Appendix 1 — Analyzing Our Trouble Spots
- Principles
- Analyzing Our Trouble Spots - Laws
- Appendix 2 — Especially Troubling Laws
- Women on the Universal House of Justice
- Homosexuality — Unhealthy, Not Evil
- Acknowledgement
