Lights of Guidance/toc/Consultation

Lights of Guidance , compiled by Helen Hornby
XI. CONSULTATION

A. Consultation

577. No Welfare, Well-Being can be Attained Except Through Consultation
578. Consultation and Compassion
579. Consultation, Frank and Unfettered
580. The Purpose of Consultation—Should the People of a Village Consult One Another…
581. Each Bosom Must be a Telegraph Station
582. Any Person Can Refer a Matter to the Assembly
583. Every Member to Express Freely and Openly his Views
584. Abstaining Does not Arise in Bahá’í Voting
585. Majority Decisions—Instances When Assembly May Decide that all Nine Members Must be Present
586. No Dissenting Votes in the Cause
587. Suspend Consultation when Enmity and Threats Occur
588. Take no Important Step in Personal Affairs Without Consultation
589. When a Believer Has a Problem Several Courses Open to Him
590. Assembly Cannot Require a Member to Absent Himself from Consultation
591. A Member May Wish to Absent Himself While Own Situation Being Discussed
592. Frank, Full, Unprejudiced Consultation Must Govern Work