Kutija 37 – 3D štampano

“Every day, ere the hour of dawn, the gardeners would pick the roses which lined the four avenues of the garden, and would pile them in the center of the floor of His blessed tent. So great would be the heap that when His companions gathered to drink their morning tea in His presence, they would be unable to see each other across it.”— Shoghi Effendi, God Passes ByGrowing up as a Baha’i, one of my favorite stories was about the roses in the Garden of Ridvan. Ridvan means “paradise” in Persian. It’s named for the Garden of Ridván outside of Baghdad, where the Baha’i prophet Baháʼu’lláh stayed for twelve days after the Ottoman Empire sent him into exile.Ridvan is the holiest Baháʼí festival because it commemorates the very beginning of our faith. Baha’u’llah declared his mission as the Promi