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“Bestir yourselves, that the brief moments that are still yours may not be dissipated and lost. Even as the swiftness of lightning your days shall pass, and your bodies shall be laid to rest beneath a canopy of dust. What can ye then achieve?”

—Bahá'u'lláh (1817-1892),
Founder of the Bahá'í Faith

»  Official Opening of the Mount Carmel Terraces
    Haifa, Israel * May 2001

The week-long event marked the completion of 19 terraces surrounding the Shrine of the Báb on Mount Carmel. For Bahá'ís, their completion marks a new stage in the growth of the Bahá'í Faith and reflects the beauty and grandeur of its moral principles. I was involved in the event as member of the Bahá'í World Centre Choir.

http://www.bahaiworldnews.org/terraces

»  Elements: A Musical Odyssey
    Haifa, Israel * December 2002

Featuring four performing groups with diverse musical styles, this concert at the Bahá'í World Centre translated into music the spiritual fundamentals of service to humanity. As member of the planning team, I ensured consistent promotion for the event.

http://www.elements.net.tf

»  For the Beauty of the Earth
    Haifa, Israel * January 2004

The musical event, which I produced, wrote, and directed, explored the vital relationship between man and nature. It also offered a vision of the future with an environmental collaborative that is based on the Sacred Writings of the Bahá'í Faith.

»  Breezes & Bridges: The Spirit of Southeast Asia
    Haifa, Israel * October 2004

My final production as writer and director at the Bahá'í World Centre is a celebration of faith in the most diversified region in the world. Using song, dance, and audio-visual narration, the show traveled through time and place to trace the roots of the major religions of Southeast Asia and highlight their influence in unifying its peoples.

http://www.breezesandbridges.net.tf


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