A new must-read Baha’i blog

My very good friend Pete Hulme has just started a brand new blog:

Everybody Means Something

Pete explains:

Ten years as a teacher of literature, thirty years as a psychologist and twenty-six years as a Bahá’í (not consecutively! I’m only 65.) have been part of a journey where I have been learning to use books and writing as two of the ways in which I can improve the maps I use to live by. I see human beings as meaning makers who are supremely valuable in themselves.

Pete is an excellent poet, and I’m glad to say that some of his poetry is appearing on the blog. He is also wise, witty and well read – all of which qualities are reflected in EMS.

I’ve enjoyed and been provoked into thought by what I’ve read so far. I thoroughly recommend a visit to EMS – and why not subscribe so that you can keep up with some excellent, thoughtful and reflective posts?

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