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"O thou maid-servant of the Blessed Perfection!..."
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O thou maid-servant of the Blessed Perfection!
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Thy letter was received. It was written in Persian.
I was very much pleased. I hope thou wilt memorize
all the poetry of the Blessed Perfection and chant with
wonderful melody in the assemblages and gatherings.
These verses will soon be translated into English poetical
form and then this Divine Song will rise from
those lands and reach the ABHA Kingdom in utmost
joy and happiness.
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Thou hast written that ........ is giving lessons
of [the Book of] Ighan
[See page 107.]
; this news brought me real
joy.
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Thou hast written that ........ hath started upon
her trips again, to be engaged in the service of the
Kingdom. In reality she is attracted and will bear
every calamity and trial in the path of the Blessed Perfection
and this very thing will be conducive to her
spiritual development.
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O thou attracted one! If thou art able, be thou engaged
in the promotion of the Cause of God, either
with ........ or alone.
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O thou maid-servant of God! Whatever thou dost
and upon whatever occasion thou showest any effort,
the end will prove fruitless except in teaching the Cause
of God and in serving the divine Kingdom.
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If the means of thy travel to these parts
[The Holy Land.]
be brought
about, it is better to come alone, because ........
must remain in those parts and be engaged in the
service. The confirmation of the Holy Spirit will
descend upon him uninterruptedly.
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Convey respectful greeting to the beloved maid-servant
of God ........ and love her.
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