Tablets of Bahá'u'lláh, revealed after the Kitáb-i-Aqdas

By: Baha'u'llah

Narrated by: Nabil Jurney

This collection of 16 tablets revealed by Bahá'u'lláh after the Kitáb-i-Aqdas constitute some of His most significant works. Abdu'l-Bahá refers to these tablets in his own writings by saying:

Direct thine attention to the holy Tablets; read thou the Ishráqát, Tajallíyyát, the Words of Paradise, the Glad Tidings, the Tarazát, the Most Holy Book. Then wilt thou see that today these heavenly Teachings are the remedy for a sick and suffering world, and a healing balm for the sores on the body of mankind. They are the spirit of life, the ark of salvation, the magnet to draw down eternal glory, the dynamic power to motivate the inner self of man. (Abdu'l-Bahá, Selections from the Writings of Abdu'l-Baha, p. 60-61)

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Wonderful and invaluable

This audio book is like listening to God's voice speak directly to us on this earth.

words sublime

it is wonderful to have diverse ways to get closer to the teachings and utterances of baha'u'llah.

Amazing book

Bill Jurney has a divine voice. I was taken to another reality everytime I would hear his voice. I am very sorry that he is gone from out midst. May he rest in peace. Your legacy shall live on forever.

Perfectly read!

I listen to this every day and have gone through the collection many times. Perfectly read and in doing so I forget the narrator and hear the Voice.

Very good source of spiritual teachings for today

Love it. When listening you need to be stationary. I don't recommend listening to this in a car as you will miss much of the ponderable content.

Tablet Names Not Listed

I was delighted to get this on audible, however I was a little disappointed that the names of the tablets were not even listed, and then, up too I believe chapter 13 or 14 at least the names were read out loud when I clicked on the name of the chapter but after that it directly goes to the beginning of the tablet without telling us which one is being read, it’s sloppy, I expected better. Also the names of the Tablets were kind of butchered, I know it’s Persian so it’s hard to read but.. hmm.. there’s work to be done.