March 24, 2025
Dear Bill,
I hope you are doing well, I am fine.
I am always happy to receive your letters, and I am very grateful that you allowed your name to be mentioned in educational lectures. As you probably know, these lectures have been conducted over the past years and are part of the worldview curriculum for Congress 60 members. Every member of Congress 60 must, once a week, fully transcribe one lecture from the application, and this rule applies to everyone—even the "Didebans" must do this.
Interestingly, those who participate in the guide examination are required to have transcribed 40 lectures, and when receiving the guide's scarf, they must have completed and submitted 70 transcriptions. We have a department called "Lecture Text Control" that reviews the transcriptions to ensure they are complete and personally written by the individual.
You may wonder how I got people to commit to writing out these lectures? I must say that I worked on this gently and gradually over many years, step by step, until now, where writing the lectures has become a very normal and easy practice in Congress 60.
This practice has greatly strengthened members’ memory, significantly improved their literacy, and the act of writing itself is meditative and calming. Moreover, the content becomes deeply engraved in their minds.
Additionally, today there is no one in Congress 60 who does not know you and who does not hold you in high regard, as the William White legions have become very active. Today, guides of the William White legions must pass an exam and, after passing, receive a navy-blue scarf.
All members of Congress 60 who have been treated in the William White legions wear your emblem on their clothing or scarf—even I have the William emblem on my own scarf.
Today marks 21 days into Ramadan and also four days into spring, or the season of birth, which we celebrate as Nowruz.
In the past, when I used to fast during Ramadan, I could not focus my thoughts well enough to write. But fortunately, these days I am doing perfectly fine and able to write letters, which is why I am writing this to you now.
Of course, I always write all my notes by hand, and then give them to others to type. To this day, I have preserved all of my handwritten notes, which are all written in green ink. These writings go back more than 30 years.
A few days ago, I sent you the second principle (Wadi) and I will send the rest gradually. I am very happy that you are becoming familiar with my lecture texts and educational recordings. On this matter, I would like your guidance and advice on how to get these educational materials to those who need them. I believe you are well-suited to this, and if you find the texts appropriate, we could distribute them to other NGOs or any groups you deem necessary.
Of course, we will also need to work with Shani and other friends to publish these materials online, which could be beneficial not only for drug users but for the general public as well.
In the future, we could also translate these lectures into French, German, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, or any other language. I believe the most challenging part was translating them into English, as it is the international language, but that has been completed and edited. Now, translating them into other languages from English seems much less difficult.
So, with today’s technology, you and I can directly deliver our messages to all people, regardless of nationality, race, religion, or language—which is a great miracle. If we think about it, being alive at this time might be like living at the best point in history, where we can take full advantage of these achievements.
Especially for us, the availability of advanced devices that can study over 20,000 genes has been very useful, helping us clarify the role of addiction and certain diseases.
Another important matter is that a few days ago, we submitted three articles for publication to the same journal that previously published the amphetamine article, which received about 700 views on ResearchGate.
These articles are on the treatment of fentanyl, amphetamine, and opium, and we hope they will be accepted soon.
This was a very precise and scientific study, using university lab equipment from the UK to analyze the genes. Each group included more than 70 lab rats. In this research, we analyzed all the genes of the rats to identify which genes are affected by each drug, how they become dysregulated, and how we can re-regulate them.
Ultimately, with these studies, we aim to identify the common points between various drugs and create a proper chart.
We will answer previously unanswered questions.
Please give my regards to everyone in your family, especially Mrs. Rita.
Your eternal friend and brother on earth and in heaven,
Hossein