In London, a man seeking to end his life sees the Master's face in a newspaper; it seems to call out to him. He must meet 'Abdu'l-Baha!

In Dublin, Ireland, the Master regales His guests with anecdote after anecdote.

Even with gunfire aimed at Him, the Master remains the picture of calm and steadiness.

A wealthy, fashionable New Yorker seeks wisdom about spiritual life.

'Abdu'l-Baha demonstrates the fall of an aspect of the old order simply.

Pilgrim notes: Lua Getsinger learns what it means to walk in the beloved Master's footsteps. 

A small excerpt from the Master's first trip to Washington. 

Blatant disbelief at the Master's knowledge is met with tenderness.

'Abdu'l-Baha sees an older, poorly-clothed man and does an expected—yet unexpected!—deed.

A few cheeky little ones sell violets to the Master, and He ensures that no one is left unpaid.

A boy whose skin color differs from the others is noticed by the Master. 

Two short excerpts about 'Abdu'l-Baha that will guarantee a smile. 

A disgruntled man in Haifa decides to be Moses out of derision. The Master plays along.

A woman named Grace is tested in her service to 'Abdu'l-Baha.