October 27, 2025
Dear Bill,
I hope you are well and in good spirits after your hospitalization for heart treatment.
It goes without saying that, as you know, more than ten years ago I also faced heart problems and was hospitalized. The result of that experience was the discovery of a method for quitting smoking and the creation of the William White Legions. These legions have now grown very strong, and the relapse rate to smoking among them is minimal. Within Congress 60, smoking cessation is now as achievable as the treatment of drug addiction.
We can say that the number of people who have quit smoking is about 30% of those who have recovered from drug addiction, and this number continues to increase steadily. I am certain that whatever happens to us ultimately leads to good. I hope this heart procedure has left you with a strong and powerful heart, and I am confident that it has.
Another topic I wanted to share is that in the past, our country cultivated opium poppies for medical use. People over the age of 50 or 60 could visit the medical system to have their opium dosage determined, and each month they would go to a pharmacy to collect their share of opium. However, after the revolution, opium cultivation was banned, and all opium coupons were invalidated. Consequently, we had to import opium from other countries at high cost. Now, however, new laws are being approved to allow the cultivation of opium for medical purposes under specific conditions and supervision.
In my view, this is one of the best decisions ever made. I have long been an advocate for the medical cultivation of opium and have mentioned this point in some of my speeches. In my belief, calling opium “brown gold” actually diminishes its status. It should be regarded as an exceptionally precious jewel, because when used properly and correctly, it can save millions of lives from certain death.
Unfortunately, opium is often seen merely as a painkiller or sedative, whereas in truth it is a unique healing medicine. As you have witnessed over the years, through the proper use of opium, we have been able to achieve complete recovery for more than one hundred thousand people—an unprecedented outcome.
Using opium simply to relieve pain is like using gold to make shovels and pickaxes. Likewise, those who abuse opium or heroin for addiction are, in essence, using gold to make garbage bins.
In my view, opium is a medicine which—if used in proper dosage and according to the DST method—has the potential to cure many incurable diseases for which modern medicine currently has no solution.
Every day I see cases of people who have completed their addiction treatment using the DST method and the OT medicine, and have also recovered from various chronic and so-called incurable diseases.
In any case, I am eagerly awaiting your article, which you mentioned has been handed over to Dr. Sarapas for final revisions before publication. We must be patient.
During this period, I traveled to the city of Isfahan, located 450 kilometers from Tehran, to visit a newly purchased building for female travelers that is currently being renovated.
I also went to Qeshm Island to inspect the new university building there, and I will send you some photos of it.
Congress 60 is currently constructing new branches in most cities. If I were to send you photos of all of them, they would be too many—but I will try to share as many as I can.
Please convey my warmest regards to Rita and all our other friends.
Wishing you complete recovery and lasting health.
Your friend and brother, always — on earth and in heaven,
Hossein