4 No language can describe a mother’s worth, and yours was tried and true. But she was not called hence until her tasks were done.
5 The calls of death are always for the best, for we are solving problems there as well as here; and one is sure to find himself where he can solve his problems best.
6 It is but selfishness that makes one wish to call again to earth departed souls.
7 Then let your mother rest in peace. Just let her noble life be strength and inspiration unto you.
8 A crisis in your life has come, and you must have a clear conception of the work that you are called to do.
9 The sages of the ages call you harbinger. The prophets look to you and say, He is Elijah come again.
10 Your mission here is that of harbinger; for you will go before Messiah’s face to pave his way, and make the people ready to receive their king.
11 This readiness is purity of heart; none but the pure in heart can recognize the king.
12 To teach men to be pure in heart you must yourself be pure in heart, and word, and deed.
13 In infancy the vow for you was made and you became a Nazarite. The razor shall not touch your face nor head, and you shall taste not wine nor fiery drinks.