“O SON OF MAN!
For everything there is a sign. The sign of love is fortitude under My decree and patience under My trials.”

- Bahá’u’lláh

Fortitude is that quality of strength that roots you into the ground, that regardless of whether the earth and heavens rise against you type of thing, you will never waver.

“And be thou so steadfast in My love that thy heart shall not waver, even if the swords of the enemies rain blows upon thee and all the heavens and the earth arise against thee.” - Bahá’u’lláh (excerpt from the Tablet of Ahmad)

Definition of Fortitude: courage in pain or adversity

Definition of Steadfast: resolutely or dutifully firm and unwavering

Without investigating your own truth, diving deep within yourself, will make you unable to fish out your own needed wisdom for your own path and that which is to serve others - remember that portal, express highway or hotline that is made just between you and the divine?

Without independent investigation, it makes it difficult to mirror forth and show to others, like your friends, family, neighbors, community, nations and ultimately the world, what this reality is - because you don’t know what it is yourself.

The crown of our heads are the entry point to the divine and sacred revelation, it is the highest part of our body, the furthest distance from the earth, it is an open and receptive energetic entry point to on high.

Like a trees fruit, the roots need to be rooted into the ground, so that the tree can grow upwards and outwards and fulfill its full potential and bear fruit on the ‘crown’ of a tree.

Yogis literally believes in an invisible organ between the eyebrows, considered as the third eye, the eye that has the potential to see into the spiritual realm. It is so real to them, they genuinely treat it like a biological organ when it is blocked, hindered or veiled in some way.

This theme of the ‘third eye’ doesn’t just run in yogic culture, it has been expressed by different cultures completely isolated from each other, from the natives, or the middle eastern amulet symbolizing the Hand of God called the khamsa, often appearing with an eye at the center on it (some without the eye in the middle of the hand), which is believed to provide defense against the evil eye by Muslims, Jews and Catholics.

Our words are like milk as well, it has the ability to produce various physical forms, exercising its creative power with its fluid nature that nourishes the human spirit.

Our voice box is so incredibly powerful, many just exercise it with very little thought or consequence of its potency. It is how we communicate and express Will to the outside world. Without it, how would people know of revelation from God without the Words of the Manifestations of God? How would we know which words to use ourselves to be that pure channel of the Divine?