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Thou hast written about the dear maid-servant of God, Mrs ... That one attracted unto God is indeed always occupied in the service and she doth her utmost to spread the divine lights; if she continueth in the same way there will be great results in the future. That which is of the greatest importance is to have firmness, steadfastness and constancy. (322:1) I pray God that through the desires and the efforts of the maid-servants of the Merciful the foot of the mountains by the ocean's shore will be enlightened by the brilliancy of the love of God in such a way that its light may be transmitted all over the world. (322:2) You ask if, through the appearance of the Kingdom of God, every soul hath been saved. The Sun of Reality hath appeared to all the world. This Luminous Appearance is salvation and life; but only he who hath opened the eye of reality and who hath seen these lights will be saved.
(322:3)
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