/> real sense have tasted of the travail of his soul and been satisfied.

Not only was he visited privately by nearly every earnest truth-seeker and

leader of high thought in London, but his message was made known to

thousands who had but dimly heard his name before.



The Higher Thought Centre was well known to 'Abdu'l-Baha as the place

where the Baha'is held their weekly meetings under the direction of Miss

Rosenberg, and an invitation to the Centre was accepted by him just two

days before his departure. Through his interpreter 'Abdu'l-Baha gave a

kindly greeting and a short impressive address, dwelling on the

blessedness of such an assembly gathered in a spirit of unity and

spiritual aspiration. He concluded with a lowly uttered fervent prayer in

his own tongue, and a benediction which all present felt to be very real.



On the following day a message was conveyed to the Centre from

'Abdu'l-Baha signifying the fullest appreciation of all kindness shown to

the Baha'is, and concluding with these words; it matters not what name

each calls himself--The Great Work is One.



Christ is ever in the world of existence. He has never disappeared out of



it.... Rest assured that Christ is present. The Spiritual beauty we see

around us today is from the breathings of Christ.