One of this religion's text tells of the four types of spiritual seekers, while another tells of the stages a soul can pass through, including ones named Knowledge, Contentment, Wonderment, and culminating in True poverty and Absolute Nothingness.  
One of this religion's text tells of the four types of spiritual seekers, while another tells of the stages a soul can pass through, including ones named Knowledge, Contentment, Wonderment, and culminating in True poverty and Absolute Nothingness.  Sometimes collected together, those works are The Four Valleys and The Seven Valleys.  (*) Numbers important to this religion include nine, as their official symbol is a nine-pointed star, and nineteen, as their calendar is comprised on nineteen months, each of which has nineteen days. Its central text, which contains the "Tablet of the True Seeker," tells of the progression of religions and how each was built upon the preceding's teachings; that text is the Book of Certitude.  For 10 points, name this religion governed from the Universal House of Justice in Haifa, Isreal, whose patriarch is named the Bab.
One of this religion's text tells of the four types of spiritual seekers, while another tells of the stages a soul can pass through, including ones named Knowledge, Contentment, Wonderment, and culminating in True poverty and Absolute Nothingness.  
{Baha'i} faith