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LETTERS ADDRESSED TO BURMESE BAHA’IS Letter of June 1, 1923 204 205 |
The glowing account you give me of your recent efforts and
activities to extend and consolidate the Campaign of Service
in that land has been shared with the resident friends and
pilgrims in the Holy Land, and incorporated in the circular
letters which the Haifa Spiritual Assembly addresses to the
Baha’i world. It will send, I am sure, a thrill of enthusiasm
and courage throughout the body of the friends the world
over, and will serve to strengthen the ties that bind us all
to you, our beloved co-workers in that far-eastern land!
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I am looking forward with the greatest interest, to the time
when your high hopes will have been fully realized, your
plans fulfilled and your selfless efforts crowned with glorious
success. It is my fervent hope and prayer that your endeavours
to constitute a Central Council for all Burma, and
establish a Baha’i Magazine, exclusively devoted to the
progress of the work in that province, will soon bear abundant
fruit, and will stand a testimony to the efficiency, the
energy and the zeal of the beloved Burmese friends.
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May our loving and ever-watchful Master, guide and protect
you in all the services you are so whole-heartedly tendering
to His sacred Threshold, and may He enable you to
contribute your full share in carrying out His Great Purpose
for mankind! This is my prayer for you all whenever I visit
the Three Holy Shrines, and I feel certain that He will not
fail to answer it, if we but hold fast to those principles for
which He lived, laboured and died.
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