We seek to not merely have an intellectual understanding of universal truths and spiritual principles, but to live by them, to practically apply them in our day to day lives. It is only then that transformation can occur, because transformation is always experiential. To do this we must begin with some amount of faith. We must begin with the proposition that there is more to Life than what we can perceive with our physical senses. The moment we take on this faith the size of a mustard seed, we discover the wonderful truth that faith always builds upon itself. In other words, even the tiniest amount of faith—when lived by and acted upon—increases to the point where it will move any and all mountains of obstruction. It is then that we come to find that we have moved beyond merely believing, beyond simply hoping, into actually having an experiential knowing that our life is indeed the Life of God, and that we are here to demonstrate, embody, and experience the unbounded magnificence of All That Is in all that we do.