Even some of the leaders of the Sufis and of other sets, and some of the political ministers who were writers, were attracted by His words, for they exceeded those of all other writers in sweetness and depth of spiritual meaning.
The Baha'i Spirit From His place of confinement in distant Akka, Baha'u'llah stirred His native land of Persia to its depths; and not only Persia; He stirred and is stirring the world.

The spirit that animated Him and His followers was unfailingly gentle, courteous and patient, yet it was a force of astonishing vitality and transcendent power.

It achieved the seemingly impossible.

It changed human nature.

Men who yielded to its influence became new creatures.