While Zoroaster and Rumi often dominate discussions about Persian spirituality, the figure of Mani, a 3rd-century prophet born in Parthian Babylonia, remains surprisingly obscure. Yet, this founder of Manichaeism, a once widespread religion that stretched from the Roman Empire to China, offers profound insights into the nature of good and evil, the interconnectedness of all … Continue reading The Enduring Wisdom of Mani: An Ancient Persian Prophet for the Modern World