Each one of you must think how to make happy and pleased the
other members of your Assembly, and each one must consider all those who are
present as better and greater than himself, and each one must consider himself
less than the rest. Know their station as high, and think of your own station
as low. Should you act and live according to these behests, know verily, of a
certainty, that that Feast is the Heavenly Food. That Supper is the
"Lord's Supper"! I am the Servant of that gathering.
- ‘Abdu’l-Baha (‘Star of the West’, vol. IV, no. 7, 13 July 1913; The Compilation of Compilations
vol. I, The Nineteen Day Feast)
