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[Letter of July 16, 1927]
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Our dear Guardian has instructed me to acknowledge the receipt
of your welcomed letter dated June 3, 1927. He is delighted to hear
of your intended visit to Japan where he hopes and prays you will
receive your full share of confirmations from the Abhá Kingdom.
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He cherishes great hopes for your future contributions to the
progress of the Cause in that far away and promising country. He
wishes you to write to him frequently of the progress of your activities
and of those whom you will interest in the Teachings of Bahá’u’lláh.
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He would specially request you to prolong your stay in Japan as
the soil is exceedingly fertile and the workers are so few in number.
The hosts of the Supreme Concourse will surely aid you and assist
you in your endeavor to spread the Faith which the world needs so
vitally today.
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(in the Guardian’s handwriting)
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Dear and precious sister:
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Do not feel disheartened if you meet at first with trials and
obstacles in His Path. I will pray for their removal and will supplicate
for you Divine Guidance and strength. Your reward is indeed great
and glorious in the world to come for all your endeavors and
exemplary services to the sacred Threshold.
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