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Already on the shores of Lake Michigan, in the outskirts of the first Baha'i center established in the American continent and under the shadow of the first Mashriqu'l- Adhkar of the West; in the capital city of Persia, the cradle of the Faith; in the vicinity of the Most Great House in Baghdad; in the city of Ishqabad, adjoining the first Mashriqu'l- Adhkar of the Baha'i world; in the capital of Egypt, the foremost center of both the Arab and Islamic worlds; in Delhi, the capital city of India and even in Sydney in far- off Australia, initial steps have been taken which must eventually culminate in the establishment, in all their splendor and power, of the national administrative seats of the Baha'i communities established in these countries.
(340:2)
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