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WHAT Baha’i Inspired…? A New Video Series that Asks Friends Three Questions

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The shared discovery and celebration of Baha'i-inspired books, songs, and terms in short videos strengthens the community and raises the profile of the Baha'i Faith in digital spaces.

One of our wishes and goals at Baha'i Inspired and Baha'i Blog is to raise the profile of the Baha'i Faith online and to celebrate all the wonderful songs, books, and terms that are inspired by the Baha'i Faith and its teachings.

The text introduces a new video series from the Baha'i-inspired channel 'Baha'i Inspired'. In short interviews, Baha'i friends are asked three questions: a favourite book, a favourite song, and a term that has been contemplated recently. The answers are turned into short videos with matching images or film footage. Links to the songs and books mentioned are included in the video descriptions to facilitate the discovery of new or familiar content. The third question is intended to help promote sublime thoughts and conversations both online and in person. A goal of the channels 'Baha'i Blog' and 'Baha'i Inspired' is to raise the profile of the Baha'i Faith online and to celebrate the works inspired by the Faith. The text concludes with a request to subscribe and an explanation of the difference between the two sister channels.

Worldview

what this means

What helps against it?: solidarity, mutual help, belonging; insight, learning, enlightenment, right understanding
What is human being according to this text?: above all a part of a community or of creation
Where is history heading?: it is getting better, development towards the good (inferred)
What does the text base its claim on?: on personal experience, testimony, encounter; on the founder or prophet of the tradition
To whom does the text's call for devotion apply?: to one's own fellow believers
Where is the text's criticism directed?: the text does not criticise

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What the text calls for

Videos auf den Bahai-Inspired-Plattformen ansehen (social)
Den Kanal abonnieren (social)
Bahai-inspirierte Bücher und Lieder entdecken (inward)

Measured

Basic stance: 2 from -2 to 2
Insistence: 2 of 3
Reach: 3 of 5
Concreteness: 3 of 3
Boundary: 0 of 3
Time: past 0, present 2, future 1

Analysed with qwen3.8-27b, version v3. The same standards apply to every tradition, see Values.

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I want to share a fun new video series we’ve just launched on Baha’i Blog’s sister channel, Baha’i Inspired , called “WHAT Baha’i Inspired…?” ! In this series of short videos, we conduct a little interview asking friends these three questions: 1. What’s a Baha’i-inspired book you like? 2. What’s a Baha’i-inspired song you like? 3. What Baha’i-inspired concept have you been reflecting on lately? We then create a short video based on their answer to each question, and weave in images or footage of the song or book mentioned. There are so many wonderful Baha’i-inspired books and songs out there that we thought this would be a good way to share and celebrate them, which is also why we have included links to the song and book in the description of each video–we’ve saved you from having to hunt them down! Letting viewers know about these songs and books will hopefully encourage friends to check out ones that they may never have heard of, or to revisit familiar melodies and written works. We also want to share Baha’i principles and concepts, which is why we’ve included the third question, “What Baha’i-inspired concept have you been reflecting on lately?”. Through this question, we hope to help foster elevated thoughts and conversations both online and in person. One of our hopes and aims at Baha’i Inspired and Baha’i Blog is to help raise the profile of the Baha’i Faith online, and to celebrate all the wonderful songs, books and concepts which are inspired by the Baha’i Faith and its Teachings. We hope you enjoy this new series our sister channel has put together and that you’ll find these videos interesting and inspiring! Be sure to check them out across all Baha’i Inspired platforms: YouTube TikTok Facebook Instagram And don’t forget to “Subscribe” for more awesome Baha’i-inspired content! Thanks again, everyone, for all your continued support! P.S. Friends have also asked us what the difference is between Baha’i Blog and Baha’i Inspired. Baha’i Blog is an independent initiative for Australian Baha’is and friends to connect with personal stories, inspiration, arts and media about the Baha’i Faith, its ideals and transformational impact. Baha’i Blog shares articles, videos, audio, and images. Baha’i Inspired shares similar ideals and is also an independent initiative; however, it focuses on an American audience and produces video content solely. We’re sister channels!