While we have said that the Mission is a sizable undertaking of great complexity, its groundwork exists and many parts require only evolution and enlargement. Others are very clearly set out, like the formal research missions we have invoked. This is obviously against the Teacher s intention since he recruited simple as well as accomplished and sullied as well as pure men and women for his own mission. There was clearly no claim to be made that his role was one of a scintillating leader or holy guru. He was a genius as stated before, but his genius lay in the actions of his movement.
Several arguments apply.
It is to use the power of reason instead of the power of force. Thirdly, the Mission is a group action, not a lonely struggle of individuals. That is its strength even in our present circumstance. All this indicates that while the Mission requires the courage of perseverance, it would only rarely involve high heroics of the antic kind. Mission culture would be a possible source of moral support and courage needed for Mission work.