Horizon of the Unseen Jena Khodadad but more especially on the

but more especially on the 40 years of research by Duane Troxel into her life – over 12

Indigenous Peoples: In the Wake of Mabo reminds us of the rich diversity of indigenous culture and the complex range of problems faced by indigenous people

which is essential to all who seek authentic sources for the study of the Bahá’í Faith

By weaving together religious vision and historical analysis

Horizon of the Unseen Jena Khodadad but more especially on theAn uplifting compilation of writings taken from a wide spectrum of religious and cultural traditions displayed alongside illustrations by Corinne Randall. The twelve chapters incorporate a diversity of styles ranging from representational depictions of the landscape to decorative and minimal designs.