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“The Kingdom of God is founded upon equity and justice, and also upon mercy, compassion, and kindness to every living soul.” Bahá’u’lláh
“The Kingdom of God is founded upon equity and justice, and also upon mercy, compassion, and kindness to every living soul.” Bahá’u’lláh
prayers
prayers
Let us start our lesson saying some prayers and continue to work on memorizing the prayer "Blessed is the Spot."
songs
songs
Lesson 13 Quote
Duet Larry Magee and Diana Bangratz
13 the kingdom of god is founded duet with diana bangratz_Master.mp3What does Compassion look like when you see someone hurt?
What does Compassion look like when you see someone hurt?
God is the Most Compassionate, the All-Merciful. In times of difficulty, we turn our hearts to Him and ask Him to comfort and strengthen us. So, too, must we show compassion to others. When someone we know has a problem or is sad, we should do our best to be understanding and to help him or her. We must be compassionate and kind with everyone, under all conditions, like the tree that gives fruit to one and all, even to those who throw stones at it. Bahá’u’lláh showed forth compassion at all times, to all people, though His life was filled with suffering.
memorization
memorization
“The Kingdom of God is founded upon equity and justice, and also upon mercy, compassion, and kindness to every living soul.”
“The Kingdom of God is founded upon equity and justice, and also upon mercy, compassion, and kindness to every living soul.”
Let's use the interactive Word Games Page to learn the meaning of the words in the quote and help with memorizing it.
stories
stories
Story Compassion The Sun and the Rain.pdfStory A heart has been hurt.pdfactivities
activities
wishing tree
wishing tree
Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree in Hong Kong
Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree in Hong Kong
Wishing trees have been around for a long time and have existed in many cultures around the world. For more than 100 years, the Chinese have been tossing wishes written on red and gold paper attached to oranges into the Lam Tsuen wishing trees in Hong Kong. In England, there’s an old Hawthorn tree near a castle with pennies pushed into the bark. In Turkey, people write wishes on bits of white paper and tie them to trees.
It All Starts With a Wish!
What would you wish or pray for? Would you make wishes for others who are less fortunate, the safety or good health of a friend or family member, goals and dreams for your future or for a friend in need.
create a compassionate wishing tree
create a compassionate wishing tree
SUPPLIES NEEDED:
dead tree branches at least 12" long
empty glass jar
paper
thread
ribbon
scissors
hole punch
markers
INSTRUCTIONS
Place tree branches in empty glass jar.
Cut shapes out of the paper big enough to write your messages on.
Punch a hole in the shape.
Write a compassionate message for a family member, a neighbor, an animal and of course yourself.
Cut a piece of thread, string it through the hole and tie the ends. Hang it on your tree.
Add ribbons to branches.
Check your wishes in a month or two and count how many of them have been realized. I am sure you will be amazed!
Brilliant Star Caring for Creatures.pdfArt Activity Worksheet
Compassion activity Enkindle 2.pdfBrilliant Star Cool Off with Compassion.pdfJust Like Me Meditation
Brilliant Star ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’s Love for the Poor.pdfCompassion
Activity Booklet
Compassion
Activity Booklet
*Must be printed out in booklet format.*
13 Compassion.pdfgames
games
Giants
Giants
Divide the children into pairs, standing side by side, with the left leg of one child tied to the right leg of the other. Have each pair walk from one designated spot to another. You can make the game more challenging by placing small obstacles in their path, such as branches and stones. Alternatively, instead of simply walking, the pairs can be asked to jump like frogs, gallop like horses, and so on.
coloring pages
coloring pages
Color Page Compassion show forth love.pdfColor Page Compassion.pdfCompassion color page 02.pdfColoring page Ruhi Compassion Lesson 13.pdfColor Page Compassion The rich among you.pdfPage updated
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