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As the child grows up, an important part of his education is diversity of experience.. If he is left overmuch solely in the company of his peers he is likely to develop a narrower view of life. It is partly to this end that a Baha'i home should be always a centre of hospitality. This practice has the benefit of allowing the child to see in his everyday experience, and from an early age, the highest principles of universal brotherhood in action.
(89:1)
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