Now, what the Bahai Faith USA says
Just wondering the Universal House of Justice in America has the correct interpretation of the thought of the leader.
At the earlier post, i found the text, and what kind of text is that ?
I am not a follower of Bahai Faith and has no intention to undermind the organisation. However, just trying to find more infomation for the reason why Esperanto is not able to be known by the people, to the least, Malaysian, which according to the webiste, there are 1 % of the total population of Malaysia are Bahai Faith followers. In short, there would be at least 200,000 peopl in Malaysia speaking Esperanto. I can meet at list ONE on the busy street of Kuala Lumpur.
Below is the text i recived from the USA Bahai Faith Center:
> Thank you for contacting the Baha'i Office of Communications with your inquiry. While there has not been a direct exhortation from the Universal House of Justice for Baha'is to learn Esperanto, the Baha'i attitude toward Esperanto has always been one of official support and encouragement.
> As you may know, there is a close relationship between Esperanto and the
> Baha'i Faith, which goes back to 1925 when Lidia Zamenhof, the youngest
> daughter of Ludwig Lazarus Zamenhof, the founder of Esperanto, attended
> the Universala Kongreso in Geneva. While attending a Baha'i meeting,
> she met a distinguished Baha'i, Martha Root, who was already well known
> among the non-Baha'i Esperantists for her fluency in the language and
> her whole-hearted and sincere support of the language itself and its
> aims. Ms. Zamenhof later became a member of the Baha'i Faith.
>
> The Baha'i Faith teaches that the world should adopt an international
> auxiliary language for the aim of improving communication and fostering
> unity among peoples and nations. Regarding the question as to whether or
> not Esperanto will be the universal language chosen, 'Abdu'l-Baha
> answered: "The love and effort put into Esperanto will not be lost, but
> no one person can construct a Universal Language. It must be made by a
> Council representing all countries, and must contain words from
> different languages."
>
> We hope you have found this information helpful. Please contact us
> again if you have any additional inquiries, or would like to receive any
> further information on this or other topics.
>
> With loving Baha'i greetings,
>
> Office of Communications
> U.S. Baha'i National Center
> --------------------------------------------
> 1233 Central Street - Evanston, IL 60201
> Phone: 847-733-3552 www.Bahai.us
At the earlier post, i found the text, and what kind of text is that ?
I am not a follower of Bahai Faith and has no intention to undermind the organisation. However, just trying to find more infomation for the reason why Esperanto is not able to be known by the people, to the least, Malaysian, which according to the webiste, there are 1 % of the total population of Malaysia are Bahai Faith followers. In short, there would be at least 200,000 peopl in Malaysia speaking Esperanto. I can meet at list ONE on the busy street of Kuala Lumpur.
Below is the text i recived from the USA Bahai Faith Center:
> Thank you for contacting the Baha'i Office of Communications with your inquiry. While there has not been a direct exhortation from the Universal House of Justice for Baha'is to learn Esperanto, the Baha'i attitude toward Esperanto has always been one of official support and encouragement.
> As you may know, there is a close relationship between Esperanto and the
> Baha'i Faith, which goes back to 1925 when Lidia Zamenhof, the youngest
> daughter of Ludwig Lazarus Zamenhof, the founder of Esperanto, attended
> the Universala Kongreso in Geneva. While attending a Baha'i meeting,
> she met a distinguished Baha'i, Martha Root, who was already well known
> among the non-Baha'i Esperantists for her fluency in the language and
> her whole-hearted and sincere support of the language itself and its
> aims. Ms. Zamenhof later became a member of the Baha'i Faith.
>
> The Baha'i Faith teaches that the world should adopt an international
> auxiliary language for the aim of improving communication and fostering
> unity among peoples and nations. Regarding the question as to whether or
> not Esperanto will be the universal language chosen, 'Abdu'l-Baha
> answered: "The love and effort put into Esperanto will not be lost, but
> no one person can construct a Universal Language. It must be made by a
> Council representing all countries, and must contain words from
> different languages."
>
> We hope you have found this information helpful. Please contact us
> again if you have any additional inquiries, or would like to receive any
> further information on this or other topics.
>
> With loving Baha'i greetings,
>
> Office of Communications
> U.S. Baha'i National Center
> --------------------------------------------
> 1233 Central Street - Evanston, IL 60201
> Phone: 847-733-3552 www.Bahai.us
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