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[Tablet of June 1, 1921] |
In this divine garden, thousands of fresh and verdant trees have
raised their tops to the Supreme Apex and on every tree there are
thousands of nests. Therefore, for thee, who art a bird of high flight,
a nest has been prepared. Then soar, that thou mayest attain to that
nest. This is a divine nest in the Heavenly Kingdom. Every bird that
attained to this nest learned a melody and also taught the birds of the
meadows the divine harmony which moves and enraptures the East
and the West. Do thou therefore strive with all thy heart and soul
that thou mayest abide in this nest and thrive till eternity.
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The first photo of a Bahá’í meeting taken in Japan. Miss
Alexander is in the back row; Miss Martha Root is in front. Mr.
Fukuta, the only other Bahá’í in the group is in the front left. Behind
Mr. Fukuta is Miss Ichi Kamichika who helped Miss Alexander
translate articles. Many years later she became prominent as one of
the first women elected to the Japanese Diet (parliament). Taken in
July 1915.
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