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[Tablet of June 11, 1920] |
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Thy letter arrived and imparted joy. Thou hast been longing to
spread the Light (the Teachings) in those regions. My wish is also
that the Musk of the love of God should be diffused in that land, and
that Miss Alexander and Mrs. Finch may conjointly strive so that the
rays of the Sun of Reality may be projected all over that country.
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O faithful friend! The inhabitants of that region (Japan) are bright
and noble-minded. Through the great distance however, the musky
Breeze has not yet reached their nostrils. They know not of the rise
of the Sun of Reality upon the horizon of Persia. If you who are there
be self-sacrificing and become enkindled with the love of God, and
like unto stars shine from the horizon of Truth, that country will before
long be turned into a paradise of comfort. Japan will become
illumined, and like unto a meadow and a rose-garden will invigorate
the hearts of every assembly. Do ye strive as hard as possible in order
to be attracted to the Beauty of the Beloved of the world, and
through the fire of His love inflame that Kingdom.
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(June 11, 1920. Translated by Azizullah Bahadur)
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