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Painstaking and Fruitful Efforts |
I wish to reaffirm my deep sense of satisfaction and
gratitude for the sustained, the painstaking and fruitful
efforts exerted so far by the Indian believers for the promotion
of the Six-Year Plan. The limits of the Faith have
been enlarged, the centres and groups have multiplied, and
the determination and zeal of the prosecutors of the Plan
are visibly increasing. I am greatly cheered and encouraged,
and will, with redoubled fervour, pray at the holy Shrines,
for the victorious conclusion of the campaign initiated with
such devotion, energy, and resolution. May the Beloved
sustain them in their noble task.
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July 27, 1942
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That at such a time, when dangers threaten on every side and
the whole planet is plunged in war and confusion, the Indian
believers should, so steadily and patiently, with such devotion
and enthusiasm, pursue their tasks of teaching under the Six-Year
Plan, is, indeed, a cause for universal acclaim and rejoicing
on the part of their fellow-Baha’is. They are ever increasingly
arising to take their place as one of the foremost Baha’i
Communities, and their spirit and their accomplishments are
arousing the envy and the admiration of their fellow-workers in
Eastern lands.
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