He (the Guardian) feels that the great point is to confirm
people of true capacity and ability—from whatever social
stratum they may be, because the Cause needs now, and will ever
increasingly need, souls of great ability who can bring it before
the public at large, administer its ever-growing affairs, and
contribute to its advancement in every field.
As the Guardian’s thoughts are very often with the English
friends, and he feels deeply conscious of both their trials and the
wonderful Bahá’í spirit in which they are meeting them, he feels
they have almost a special right to call on him, and he welcomes
their letters and any news of them he receives. So you must feel
free to turn to him whenever you feel the necessity of doing
so….