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Letter of October 29, 1926. |
It will gladden and rejoice every one of you to learn that from
various quarters there has of late reached the Holy Land tidings of
fresh developments that are a clear indication of those hidden and
transforming influences which, from the source of Bahá’u’lláh’s
mystic strength, continue to flow with ever-increasing vitality into
the heart of this troubled world.
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Both in the wider field of its spiritual conquests, where its indomitable
spirit is forging ahead, capturing the heights, pervading
the multitude; as well as in the gradual consolidation of the administrative
structure which its avowed followers the world over are
laboring to raise and fortify, the Faith of Bahá’u’lláh, we can increasingly
discern, bids fair to become that force which, though not
as yet universally recognized, none can afford to belittle or ignore.
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In the bold and repeated testimonies which Her Majesty, Queen
Marie of Roumania, has chosen to give to the world,—a copy of
whose latest pronouncement I enclose,
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—we truly recognize evidences
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of the irresistible power, the increasing vitality, the strange
working of a Faith destined to regenerate the world. Her Majesty’s
striking tribute paid to the illuminative power of the Teachings of
Bahá’u’lláh and ‘Abdu’l-Bahá is bound to effect an entire transformation
in the attitude of many to a Faith the tenets of which have
often been misunderstood and sorely neglected. It will serve as a
fresh stimulus to the enlightened and cultured to investigate with an
open mind the verities of its message, the source of its life-giving
principles.
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1. | This enclosure consisted of a copy of an article by Queen Marie in her newspaper syndicated series entitled “Queen’s Counsel.” Since the queen’s first public reference to the Cause in this series, two additional references have appeared, one on September 26 and one on September 27, 1926. [ Back To Reference] |