It has been said that the "kingdom of good" will be realized on earth when the without shall become as the within. "Thy will be done, thy kingdom come on earth as it is in heaven" is a recognition of the unity which takes place when the real is linked to the ideal. It is then that experience becomes a legitimate offspring, in the outer world, of inner states of happiness and well-being.

An unexpressed person is incomplete. The objective universe, through which alone we interpret the Invisible Cause, is evidence enough that the Original Creative Genius forever passes from substance, through Law, into manifestation. We would defeat the very purpose of life should we live in a continuous state of meditation or prayer, oblivious to the objective world. The practical values of spiritual perception remain latent until objectified. Any attempt to isolate one's self from the world of action is contrary to the order of the universe, therefore futile. As practical religionists, we seek to make our dreams come true, and unless our dreams are subjective hallucinations, they will become actual experiences if we demonstrate our principle, which is, that true ideas pass through into accomplishment.

Unless we are engaged in spiritual and mental practice, we need not spend more than thirty minutes or an hour each day in meditation, but this amount of time is of inestimable value in our practical life, for it is here that we join the real to the ideal and receive inspiration