Light of the Pacific/Issue 48/Text

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SEPT.- 1969 BAHA'|!

YEAR 126

NO. 48

FROM UNIVERSAL HOUSE OF JUSTICE

August 3, 1969

National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the Hawaiian Islands

Dear Baha'i Friends:

We have your letter of July 22, 1969, informing us of the plan you have adopted to encourage the friends in winning the goals of the Nine Year Plan.

We commend you on the action you have taken and we shall pray for the success of your devoted efforts.

Please inform the friends that we have every confidence in their devotion and ability to achieve great victories for the Faith, and that we shall pray for divine con- £irmation of their efforts.

With loving Baha'i greetings,

(s) THE UNIVERSAL HOUSE OF JUSTICE

HAND OF THE CAUSE

3rd August, 1969 Dear Co-workers,

Many many thanks for your min- utes supplied to me as well as the many copies of letters.

Thank you for the copy of your

PHASED GOALS all of which ap- pear to be realistic and with- in the capacity of the believers who formed the first communities

within the Pacific Ocean. This is indeed an honour bestowed on Hawaii

and too wonderful that at such a challenging time in the Nine Year Plan of the Universal House of Justice that you should still have in your midst one of the early foundation believers, namely Hand of Cause Agnes Alexander. I do hope that the series of conferen- ces you were to have had this month will have set in motion a new de- termination to Teach, Teach and Teach as never before.

Assure that I will add my pray- ers to yours that the Nine Year Goals will be achieved. Time is running short.

Dearest love to each NSA member upon whom falls a great responsi- bility at this time.

In His service,

(s) Collis Featherstone

GUARDIANS’ LETTER

"CHIEF GOAL OF-EVERY EDUCATION"

"With regard to the statement attributed to '‘Abdu'l-Baha and which you have quoted in your let- ter regarding a 'problém child;' these statements of the Master, however true in their substance should never be given a literal interpretation. 'Abdu'l-Baha could have never meant that _a child should be left to himself, entire- ly free. In fact Baha'i education, just like any other system of edu- cation is based on the assumption that there are certain natural de- ficiencies in every child, no mat- ter how gifted, which his educat- ors, whether his parents, school masters, or his spiritual guides

(cont. on p. 2) [Page 2]2(cont. from p. 1)

and preceptors should endeavor to remedy. Discipline of some sort, whether physical, moral or intel- lectual, is indeed indispensable, and no training can be said to be complete and fruitful if it disre- gards this element. The child when born is far from being perfect. It is not only helpless, but actually is imperfect, and even is naturally inclined towards evil. He should be trained, his natural inclina- tions harmonized, adjusted and con- trolled, and if necessary suppres- sed or regulated, so as to insure his healthy physical and moral de- velopment. Baha'i parents cannot simply adopt an attitude of non- resistance towards their children, particularly those who are unruly and violent by nature. It is not even sufficient that they should pray on their behalf. Rather they should endeavor to inculcate, gent- ly and patiently, into their youth- ful minds such principles of moral conduct and-initiate them into the principles. and teachings of the

Cause with such tactful and loving .

care as would enable them to be- come ‘true sons of God' and develop into loyal and intelligent citi- zens of His Kingdom. This is the high purpose which Baha'u'llah

Himself has clearly defined as the chief goal of every education."

(Letter from Shoghi Effendi to an individual, July 9, 1939, and re- printed in September, 1969, Nat- ional Baha'i Review)

N.G.C. MESSAGE

To All Local Spiritual Assemblies and Island Goals & Teaching Committees -

Dear Friends:

You have all by this time re- ceived your Hawaii National Direc- tory which spells out all the ap- pointed National Committees and their functions and also the phased goals for 1969-70. As you know, the Universal House of Justice has reminded us that "the speedy move- ment of pioneers required to fill the remaining goals is of primary importance if we are to safeguard the prizes already won in the areas where pioneers have been assigned." We are doing everything we can as a committee to comply with this.

task so great

We need your help to keep the NGC informed re. needs, changes and conditions within your territory, also current information re living costs in your goal areas and any job opportunities there. Please remember to send inspirational in- formation also. Everything helps, as you are there, and our work, your IG&IC, and the NGC are closely related.

There is a point which we want to be sure is understood by all Baha'is. Everything that is pro- cessed by the NGC must first be approved by our National Spiritual

Assembly -- plans, projects, pion- eers, traveling teachers and, most

certainly, expenditures. The NGC, as a nae igaed committee, has no

money. Our funds are allocated as needed and, if approved and if a- vailable, received through the Na- tional Treasurer. There has been some confusion regarding this. Please assist us toward better com- munication by being sure that those Baha'is:within your area un- derstand. Time is so pressing, the and the workers so few that only sacrifice, love and unity born of understanding will do the job.

We have a limited budget allot- ted for pioneer settlement. The

traveling teacher program must be

continued as well, so there just isn't any money for settling Ba- ha'is in any place except approved goal areas.

Please send the names, addres- ses and telephone numbers of your

-committee/LSA officers directly to

the secretary --

Mrs. Serrita C. Herbert, R.R. 1, Box 28-A, 96766

Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii.

Our humble appreciation, and Warm Baha'i love,

TEE NATIONAL GOALS COMMITTEE

ALERT !!

The next deadline for new and continuing subscriptions to BAHA'I NEWS is NOVEMBER 15!!! Give your money, $2.50 per year, to your LSA secretary NOW. If you are in a group or isolated, you may send your check or money order directly to the NSA. DO IT NOW --- DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED AGAIN!

[Page 3]OUR GOALS

Raise the number of local Spi- ritual Assemblies to 27.

Increase the number of incor- porated local Spiritual Assem- blies to 9.

Incorporate the National Spir- itual Assembly. (Achieved)

Acquire a National Haziratu'l- Quds in Honolulu, by converting the local Haziratu'l-Quds if feasible.

Acquire a site for the future Temple, in or near Honolulu.

Contact and teach as many peo- ple of different ethnic and minority groups as possible, including Caucasian, Chinese, Filipino, Hawaiian and Japan- ese.

Obtain from the civil authori- ties recognition of Baha'i Holy Days.

Consolidate, assisted by the National Spiritual Assembly of the United States, the Marshall Islands, by establishing at least one group there; Caroline and Mariana Islands, by rais- ing the number of localities where Baha'is reside to five, including three local Spiritu- al Assemblies, in each group of Islands. (LSA achieved in Ma- juro, Marshall Islands)

Assist the National Spiritual Assembly of the Philippine Is- lands in printing Baha'i lit- erature in Tagalog and Ilocano.

SUPPLEMENTAL GOALS

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Provide two teacher-deepeners for the Philippines, sustain- ing them indefinitely until they become self-supporting.

Assist the National Spiritual Assembly of Venezuela in ac- quisition of a Hazirat'ul-Quds.

THIS YEAR'S NEW PIONEER ASSIGNMENTS

Le 2.

Send a pioneer to Japan.

Send a pioneer to the Philip- pine Islands (in addition to the three pioneer posts still unfulfilled.)

Send a pioneer to New Zealand. Send two pioneers to American Samoa. (Achieved)

(Still remaining open is a pi- oneer post in the Caroline Is.

NOTEWORTHY 3

THE BEST PUBLICITY

‘/lbert Einstein wrote that Per- fection of means and confusion .of goals seem -- in my opinion -< to characterize our age. Sometimes we mistakenly think that through the use of public information tech- niques we can bring people into the Faith. All we do is bring the Faith to their attention — now the Faith is subject to their examina- tion and this extends not only to the Sacred Writings but to the Ba- ha'is and the local Baha'i commun- ity.

The image of a Baha'i or a Ba- ha'i community can be good or bad. No amount of public information can make it what it is not. It can be enhanced by the use of good pub- lic information techniques and good advertising, but in the final analysis only the actions of the Baha'i community (or the individual Baha'i) can make an image. No im- age can be manufactured.

Baha'is and Baha'i communities are being watched by the public to see if we live up to our teachings. Living the life is the best publi- city.

(Public Information Newsletter, August, 1969 - Wilmette, 111.)

LETTER TO A PIONEER " »..Sometimes people strive all their lives to render outstanding service. Here is the time and op- portunity to render historic ser- vices, in fact, the most unique in history, aiding in the fulfillment of Daniel's Prophecies of the Last Day, and the 1325 days, when men are to be blessed by the Glory of the Lord, covering the entire globe -- which is the real goal of the Ten Year Crusade. In other words, when we fulfill the 'Ten Year Cru--

sade' we will have brought into fulfillment Daniel's great proph- ecy of "Blessed is he who waits

and comes to the 1335 days. What could be more wonderful than tak- ing part in the fulfillment of re-

ligion's prophecy of over 3,000 years" (From the Guardian, March, 1957,

Baha'i News No. 313, pp 6-7) [Page 4]4 WORLD

INTERCONTINENTAL TRAVELS OF THE HANDS OF THE CAUSE OF GOD

Plans are being formulated for the Hands of the Cause of God whose health permits them to undertake visits to various lands. Hand of the Cause Mr. Dhikru'llah Khadem has recently visited Persia where he had fruitful consultations with the Continental Board of Counsel- lors and the NSA of Persia. Hand of the Cause Dr. Adelbert Muhlsch- legel has recently traveled and taught in Iceland, Austria, Switz- erland, Germany and the Nether- lands. Hand of the Cause Mr. Enoch Olinga, returning from his highly successful teaching journeys in India, represented the Universal House of Justice at the first Na- tional Convention of Burundi and Rwanda. Hand of the Cause Mr. Wm. Sears brought his eloquence and unique spirit to the Continental Board of Counsellors' deepening conferences in Los Angeles and Van- couver and to the National Conven- tion of the United States. For Hand of the Cause Mr. John Robarts the winter-spring program of the Continental Board of Counsellors’ deepening conferences throughout the United States and Canada was a major responsibility and opportun- ity. Hand of the Cause Mr. Collis Featherstone's travel trip to the first National Convention of Papua and New Guinea where he represent- ed the Universal House of Justice began with a_ stop at Yerrinbool Summer School where he participat- ed in the first Youth Convention of Australia. Hand of the Cause Dr. Rahmatu'llah Muhajir traveled in India during the first week of April and in Burma on April 6 and 7 where he consulted with the Na- tional Assembly. Hand of the Cause Mr. A. Q. Faizi has now completed his lengthy journey to the Far East. ARUBA ISLAND, BONAIRE ISLAND AND CURACAO -- Dr. Nosrat Rabbani recently completed an eighteen-day teaching trip to Guyana, Port-of- Spain, Trinidad, Curacao and Bon- aire and Aruba Islands. AUSTRALIA - "As part of the proclamation pro- gramme a special children's service was incorporated in the public service on March 9th. Children read simple prayers, Hidden Words and Words of Wisdom." BOLIVIA -

NEWS

The LSA of Sucre prepared a state- ment on Human Rights which was for- warded to Dr. Jorge Mendez Fernan- dez, Minister of the Supreme Court of Sucre. BRUNEI -- Friends who attended the National Convention of Brunei were delighted by the presence of Mrs. Grete Fozdar, Auxiliary Board Member from Kuch- ing and visiting friends from Sar- awak and Malaysia. EASTERN AND SOUTHERN ARABIA -- Acquisition ofa Temple site in the Arabian Penin- sula, a Nine Year Plan goal, has been achieved. EL SALVADOR -- On January 26th this year, the Nation- al Spiritual Assembly of El Salva- dor called on- the believers assem- bled at a National Baha'i Congress in San Salvador to assist in launching a pilot teaching plan. ETHIOPIA - For many years the only LSA in Ethiopia (excluding Eritrea Province) was Addis Ababa. During the few weeks preceding Ridvan this year the possibility of form- ing a new LSA still appeared re- mote. Realizing the possibility of forming an Assembly in Dire Dawa where there were five believers, tHe NIC asked Ato Belete to return to Dire Dawa and four more declar- ations were obtained, thus making possible the formation of the LSA. Assemblies have also been formed in Bulbula, Gemeto and Gondar. The foundation stone of the National Haziratu'l-Quds was laid on April 27 by Mr. ‘Aziz Yazdi, member of the Continental Board of Counsel- lors in Central and East Africa. GILBERT & ELLICE ISLANDS -- Tarawa Baha'is and visiting Convention delegates attended a public meet- ing on the islet of Betio, the principal port of the Colony on Saturday, May 3rd. INDIA -- Ina report to the World Centre, Hand of the Cause of God Dr. Rahmatu'- llah Muhajir commented on the re- newed activities of the Baha'is of India. "THIS PAST YEAR....OVER THIRTY THOUSAND NEW BELIEVERS.. LOCAL ASSEMBLIES APPROXIMATELY TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED.. LEEWARD, WINDWARD & VIRGIN ISLANDS --- The friends of the Leeward, Windward & Virgin Islands "have established nine Local Spiritual Assemblies this Ridvan (the Nine Year Plan goals is ten local Spiritual Assem- blies) and forty-seven localities (the goal is fifty centres.) [Page 5]MACAO -- .It was a

celebration in the community of Macao, a South China Seaport city, where the happy friends met to dedicate their beau- tiful new center. MALAYSIA - "The Convention was very lively and a teaching program formulated by the National Spiritual Assembly in con- sultation with the beloved Hand of the Cause of God Dr. Muhajir was discussed and unanimously approved and friends pledged for its execu- tion.... NORWAY - The first local Spiritual Assembly of Trondheim was formed at Ridvan this year. MEXICO - During April Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roberts from the U.S. spent two weeks on a travel teaching project in Mexico. In Merida, Yucatan, they met Mr. Artemus Lamb, member of the Continental Board of Coun- sellors in Central America, and traveled with him to visit some of

joyous Naw Ruz reactivated

the Mayan friends. UGANDA - The Honorable A. G. Mehta, Mayor of Kampala, spoke on the importance

of the unity of mankind preceding the showing of the film, ‘And His Name Shall Be One' at the first public Baha'i exhibit at Kampala, Uganda, held in the National Thea- tre during the week of February 24 through March 2, 1969. -- UNITED STATES - An unprecedented number of delegates and Baha'i visitors in a mood of confidence and high resolve, gathered in Wilmette for the sixtieth National Convention. Hand of the Cause of God Mr. Wm. Sears introduced two members of the Continental Board of Counsel- lors in North America who were present at the Convention and ex- plained the function of the boards.

SUPPORT YOUR NATIONAL FUND!

Contributions received during per- iod of August 21 to September 20:

Local Assemblies - 9 Groups - 2 Individuals - 28

TREASURERS ADDRESS

Mr. Ben Ayala, Treasurer, 92-568 Palailai Street, Makakilo, Oahu, Hawaii. 96706

WE WELCOME 5

Declarations from June 21 to Sept- ember 20, 1969:

EWA Gasper, Miss Yvonne Leimomi

HONOLULU Hogan, Miss Lynn Graham, Richard Bruce Tobin, Jack C. Jr. (Y) Hollingsworth, Miss Sara Mae Salazar, George Louis Whittaker, Walter Richard Gibson, Miss Jane Ellen Leith, Miss Bonnie K.

HAMAKUA Murray, Miss Michele A. (Y) KOLOA

Ferguson, Donald Ray (Y) Nichols, Bond Leonard (Y) Harris, Michael Richard

KOOLAULOA

Davies, John Robert Albritton, Miss Lorelei L.

KOOLAUPOKO

Merk, James Eliot Joerding, Wayne Harold

LAHAINA

Hughes, Jos. Russell (Y) Collins, Sean Robb (Y) Youngs, Jack V. (Y)

McVay, Michael James (Y) Deubel, Miss Denise L. (Y)

MAKAWAO Price, Miss Debi Kristi (Y) Clark, Miss Diana J. Potemkin, Gregory Chas. (Y) Altic, Phillip John (Y) Spencer, Robert Jackson, Miss Janet Pritchett, Miss Diane Melree Borck, Richard David (Y) Semple, Gregory V. (Y) Pitts, Miss Patricia Jeanne (Y) Scott, Paul Otis (Y) to U.S. Ramsay, Bruce Edward (Y) to U.S. Ridder, John Louis (Y) to U.S. Wight, James Harrison (Y) to U.S. Sheridan, Donald Robt. (Y) to.U.S. Speakman, John Christopher (Y)

SO. HILO

Robinson, Mrs. Marie J. Hetzler, Miss Lynne (Y)

WAHIAWA

Paasch, Geo. Raymond Paasch, Mrs. Carolina Seymour, Duane "Perry" Sharma, Mahendra R. Bishop, Odis Powell Leaitu, Miss Olita (cont. on p. 8) [Page 6]6

SELF DEFENSE

Dear Baha'i Friends:

We have reviewed your letter asking about the teachings of the Faith on self-defense and any gui- dance on individual conduct in the face of increasing civil disorder in North American cities.

From the texts you already have available it is clear that Baha'u- "llah has stated that it is perf- erable to be killed in the path of God's good-pleasure than to kill, and that organized religious attack against Baha'is should never turn into any kind of warfare, as this is strictly prohibited in our Wri- tings.

A hitherto untranslated Tablet from 'Abdu'l-Baha, however, points out that in the case of attack by robbers and highwaymen, a Baha'i should not surrender himself, but should try, as far as circumstanc- es permit, to defend himself, and later on lodge a complaint with the government authorities. Ina letter written on behalf of the Guardian, he also indicates that in an emergency when there is no legal force at hand to appeal to, a Baha'i is justified in defending his life. In another letter the Guardian has further pointed out that the assault of an irrespons- ible assailant upon a*Baha'i should be resisted by the Baha'i who would be justified, under such circum- stances, in protecting his life.

The House of Justice does not wish at the present time to go be- yond the guidelines given in the above-mentioned statements. The question is basically a matter of conscience, and in each case the Baha'i involved must use his judg- ment in determining when to stop in self-defense lest his action deteriorate into retaliation.

Of course the above principles apply also in cases when a Baha'i finds himself involved in situa- tions of civil disorder. We have, However, advised the National Spi- ritual Assembly of the United States that under the present cir- cumstances in that country is is preferable that Baha'is do not buy nor own arms for their pro - tection or the protection of their

families. With loving Baha'i greetings, (s) THE UNIVERSAL HOUSE OF JUSTICE

(From Canadian Baha'i News, August, 1969)

i an + bi Ltt

Dr. Harlan Cleveland, newly-instal- led president of the University of Hawaii, at the meeting during the presentation of the Proclamation of* Baha'u'llah. From 1 to r, Pres- ident Cleveland, Beverly Richard - son, Gordon Tong and Shelly Ramer.

HAWAII PICNIC

On September 4 a picnic was held at Kekoa Beach Park. About 50 Baha'is and their friends attended, and Mr. Allan Elston spoke.

A Teaching Committee meeting was held also, and plans were made for the anticipated visit of Hand of the Cause Mr. A. A. Furutan on September 23.

GUAM

A note from the LSA of Guam in- cluded pamphlets printed in both English and Chamorro, which were used at their Information Center during Liberation Day celebration.

MAUL

Maui reports that regular fire- sides and deepenings are being held and that there is new inter- est being shown in campus clubs in which faculty members are also in- volved.

Firesides and deepenings are al- so being held regularly at Olinda Honor Camp, with good attendance. [Page 7]THE

DOREEN GRITMAN

A series 9£ postcards received from Doreen Gritman tell of her leave-taking from Hawaii, her ar-

rival in San Francisco (she dis- cussed the Faith with a Catholic priest all across the Pacific!)

and one written en route to London.

A short one tells of her arrival there and her departure for Tel Aviv, anda longer note tells of

her excitement and joy at being in Haifa.

NEW GUINEA

A letter from ABM Violet Hoenke of Lae, New Guinea, tells of her spending her holiday time travel- ing to all the remote areas where believers reside. :

MICRONESIA

An article by Charlene Sooman on traveling in Micronesiahas been published in two installments >in

the USN publication, "Crossroads." -

Len and Charlene are cwo. of our Baha'i pioneers in Guam.

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TV PROGRAM.

Lei Chapman was a guest on the "Hawaii AM" program on Channel 4 on September 8, 7:30 a.m. She spoke for twelve minutes on the Faith.

LETTER

From a believer stationed in Vietnam....."I read your beautiful plea in the recent "Light of the Pacific for pioneer contributions. Enclosed please find mine -- and I hope all the good Baha'is in Ha- waii will join the bandwagon."

PICNIC

More than seventy Baha'is and guests gathered on Maui over the Labor Day weekend for a feast of spiritual deepening.

Discussions centered around the early history of the Faith, the pattern for Baha'i life, prayer and meditation, and the importance of youth.

Firesides were held for the non- Baha'i guests and delicious food was available for all.

CALABASH

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis of

Manila, with their young daughter.

Mrs. Davis is the former Tyshon Clark of Honolulu.

SUGGESTION

It has been brought to the at- tention of a State Goals Committee that the word "contact" is creat- ing negative responses from seek- ers in that state. Replacements such as "guests," "friends" or "in- quirers were suggested by the committee for use at public meet- ings. (U.S. National Baha'i Review, August, 1969)

Editor's note: Shoghi Effendi did not use the word "contact" as a noun; e.g. .....the allegiance of those with whom he comes’ in con- tact. Let him, while such contacts are being made..." - Advent of Di-

vine Justice, p. 43.

HONOLULU CHILD EDUCATION

Classes for children ages 3 to 15 are held each Sunday from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. at the National Haz- iratu'l-Quds. Teachers are Miss Karen Rice, (3 to 6 yrs.); Miss Marlene Murray, (7 to 10 yrs.); Mr. Gordon Tong and Mr. Larry Yamasato (11l to 15 yrs.) The young people will host the Feast of Qawl Novem- ber 22, and many special events are planned.

Dick Hatch, former right hand on the L.O.P. staff, now with the Civilian Personnel Office, has transferred from Japan to Vietnam. His address is:

Long Binh Area CPO, APO San Francisco, Calif. Z 96941 [Page 8]8 BOOKS

The Department of Education has explained their policy for the ac- ceptance of any books’ to be pre- sented to them for school lLibra- cies throughout the State. Books must first go to a Review Board for approval and several have al- ready been turned over Board. The friends will be kept informed as to which books are ap- proved so that a consolidated ef- fort may be made to place books in all the school libraries through- out the Islands.

CR ET A SAT

A letter was received from the Makua Alii Center (retirement res- idence) thanking us for the dona- tion of Baha'i books for their reading room.

to”. the

COMING EVENTS

Oct. 16 - FEAST of Ilm (Knowledge) Oct. 20 BIRTH OF THE BAB Oct. 24 - United Nations Day

Nov. 4 - FEAST of Qudrat (Power) Nov. 7, 8, 9 - NSA Convenes Nov. 12 -’BIRTH OF BAHA'U'LLAH Nov. 26 - Day of the Covenant Nov. 28 - Ascension of ‘'‘Abdu'l- Baha -- 1:00 a.m.

Nov. 29-30 - Mid-Year Conference - National Haziratu'l-Quds

DEADLINE FOR NEWS 15th OF THE MONTH

DIRECTORY CHANGES

Makawao - new secretary

Mrs. Eve Geary, R.R. 1, Box 538, Kula, Maui. 96790

Waimea Group - new secretary

Mrs. Ann Greenwood, Pi..0..-BOx4273'3 96796

Waimea, Kauai. National Audio-Visual Committee Resigned =- Robt. W. Garner Oahu Goals & Teaching Committee

Resigned - Robt. W. Garner Added --Mrs. Frances Tanielu

Prisoner Assistance Committee Resigned - Mrs. Lei Chapman National Goals Committee Added - Brad Hollinger

(cont. from p. 5)

WATLUKU Thomas, Miss Katherine Susan (Y) GUAM Harris, Willie Joseph, USN

ATTENTION !!

For the information of friends, and contacts for the neighbor is- lands:

Hawaii: - Mrs. Ruth Musacchia Phone 935-0310 (Hilo)

Hawaii: - Mrs. Nedra Murray Phone 759-131 (Honokaa-Hamakua)

Kauai: - Mrs. Serrita Herbert Phone 245-6516 (Lihue)

Maui: - Mrs. Daisy Sabin Phone 76-001 (Kahului)

Maui: - Mrs. Dorothea Strait Phone 492-495 (Paia)

Mrs. La Vida Cortez Phone 553-5686

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