Good Deads in Kitab-i-Aqdas

Did you know that there are MANY “good deeds” that the beloved Guardian summarized from the Kitab-i-Aqdas – deeds by which “one's self” should be distinguished?

They are:

To be truthful; To be trustworthy;

To be faithful; To be righteous and fear God;

To be just and fair; To be tactful and wise;

To be courteous; To be hospitable ;

To be persevering; To be detached;

To be absolutely submissive to the Will of God; Not to stir up mischief;

Not to be hypocritical; Not to be proud;

Not to be fanatical; Not to prefer one's self to one's neighbor;

Not to contend with one's neighbour; Not to indulge one's passions;

Not to lament in adversity; Not to contend with those in authority;

Not to lose one's temper; and Not to anger one's neighbour.

(Shoghi Effendi, Synopsis and Codification of the Kitab-i-Aqdas)