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211: When the friends do not endeavour to spread the … |
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When the friends do not endeavour to spread the
message, they fail to remember God befittingly, and will
not witness the tokens of assistance and confirmation from
the Abhá Kingdom nor comprehend the divine mysteries.
However, when the tongue of the teacher is engaged in
teaching, he will naturally himself be stimulated, will
become a magnet attracting the divine aid and bounty of
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the Kingdom, and will be like unto the bird at the hour of
dawn, which itself becometh exhilarated by its own singing,
its warbling and its melody.
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