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A gentleman connected with the work of a Settlement then asked what was the best method of raising up and civilizing the very lowest and most degraded and ignorant of the people and would their education come about gradually through the enlightenment of the Spirit, or was there any special means we could adopt to further this end? (55:3)

'Abdu'l- Baha replied that the best way was to give them spiritual teachings and enlightenment. He also remarked that the way to broaden the outlook of the very narrow- hearted and prejudiced, and to make them listen to a wider teaching, was by showing towards them the greatest kindness and love. The example of our lives was of more value than words. (55:4)

Converse with Departed-
The question was asked if it were possible to establish communication with the dead, and whether it was wise or advisable to attend seances or to engage in table- turning, spirit- rapping, etc. (55:5)

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