Hidden Words – map

 I thought this was an interesting way to study and remember The Hidden Words.  This map is from Juli Redson- Smith and is accompanied by an interesting article which you can find at Knowledge Map of the Hidden Words

My children are presently memorizing some of The Hidden Words and discussing them – so perhaps we will make use of this map and read them all as well as choosing some they will memorize. The Hidden Words make good starting points for discussion on many topics from caring for others, to life after death and the importance of justice.

George Townshend said of The Hidden Words:

The teaching of the book throughout is borne up as if on wings by the most intense and steadfast spirituality. With the first utterance the reader is caught away to the heavenly places, and the vision is not obscured when the precepts given deal with the details of workaday life, with the duty of following a craft or a profession and of earning a livelihood to spend on one’s kindred for the love of God. The picture given of man and of human nature is noble and exalted. If he be in appearance a “pillar of dust,” a “fleeting shadow” yet he is in his true being a “child of the divine, and invisible essence,” a “companion of God’s Throne.” The created worlds are designed for his training. The purpose of all religious teaching is to make him worthy of the love of God and able to receive his bounties.

(Source http://bahai-library.com/index.php5?file=townshend_hidden_words_reflection)

You can read the The Hidden Words here The Hidden Words 

and find out more about them here About the Hidden Words