- Shoghi Effendi (From a letter dated 23 June 1948 written on behalf
of Shoghi Effendi to an individual believer; The Compilation of Compilations,
vol. II, Guidelines for Teaching)
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Apr 13, 2020
Not to “insist on teaching those who are not really ready for the Cause”
We should never insist on teaching those who are not really
ready for the Cause. If a man is not hungry you cannot make him eat. Among the
Theosophists there are, no doubt, many receptive souls, but those who are
satisfied should be just associated with in a friendly way, but let alone. Once
a seeker comes to accept the concept of progressive religion, and accepts
Bahá'u'lláh as the Manifestation for this day, the reincarnation concept will
fade away in the light of truth; we should try and avoid controversial issues
in the beginning, if possible.