Friday Holy Day service led a discussion on Chapter 13 from the Mysteries of the Silent Brotherhood of the East, focusing on Yeshua's response to Lamas. He read verses that highlighted the contrast between the peace of death and the living waters of life, emphasizing that strife and conflict would precede true peace. Blanche and others contributed insights on the signs of the Holy Breath and the importance of wisdom in guiding through times of wrath. The discussion concluded with a reflection on inspiring a sense of justice and mercy in others, even among the vilest men, through trust in the Holy Breath.

Friday Holy Day Service discussed Chapter 1, focusing on themes of gratitude, reciprocity, and the cyclical nature of giving and receiving. Blanche and others connected the chapter's teachings to verses in the Quran, emphasizing the importance of returning benefits and serving others. Sarah highlighted how avarice and pride can lead to shame and unsatisfied desires, while Peter and Britney discussed the concept of reciprocity as an extension of the golden rule and the need to acknowledge and appreciate others while they are still alive.

Sister Atoyah discussed the concept of misery, drawing parallels with the Capricorn zodiac sign and the Buddhist concept of suffering. She emphasized the importance of living in the present moment and not being burdened by past traumas or future fears. Consul added to this discussion, highlighting the importance of understanding misery and its consequences. He also emphasized the role of choice in using the lessons from the Prophet for good or evil. Both speakers encouraged the group to study and face their own experiences of misery.