A Baha’i Edition of the popular Virtues Cards, in a satin pouch.
Abdu’l-Baha says that the purpose of life is to develop our virtues.  So how many virtues can you name off the top of your head?  And how you figure out which is the best virtue in any given situation?  This deck of 52 virtues cards is not only a handy reference guide, but by focusing on a different card every day or every week, you will quickly gain a greater understanding of the path to God. Each card contains a spiritual quote, the meaning of the virtue, how to practice the virtue and an affirmation.
This special Baha’i edition uses all quotations from the Baha’i Writings.  After all, no one understands and explains virtues better than the Central Figures of the Baha’i Faith.  Just because they are all Baha’i quotations doesn’t mean they don’t make great gifts for family and friends.  The idea of pulling a card with a quotation on it and then meditating on it all day is very popular among spiritually-oriented people.  This is a great way to introduce your friends to the Writings in a non-threatening way.
A companion to the Family Virtues Guide, which offers a coordinated program for infusing virtues into your family life.
Altogether, we have four unique sets of virtue cards. These Virtue Reflection cards, designed for use by adults, plus interfaith family virtue cards for use by the whole family, Baha’i virtue cards with quotations from the Baha’i Writings, and classroom virtue cards that don’t mention God, for use in a classroom. When you order any of these from us, they come in a FREE satin carrying pouch to keep them together and safe. (Pouch color may vary.)
Duane L Herrmann –
I look forward to using this with my family and a group of friends. I think it will stimulate thoughtful conversation adn reflection.
Shirin Saeb Noori –
Claire Campbell –
Nice thick cards won’t rip or tear from use. I love the explanations about the virtues. Modesty for example most people only think of it only regarding their clothing and the way they dress. Not about the other aspects of modesty like not being boastful, sharing credit with others who deserve it, etc. I bought them to use for my personal growth spiritually, but they can be used in Sunday school classes or any place you want to start a conversation on virtues.
Elizabeth Farnum –
Our son said one of the best things we did for him as a child was to study the virtues.
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Terry Rahn –