“When you experience ... a transformation of faith, you are no longer a slavish part of the mathematical cosmos but rather a liberated volitional son of the Universal Father.” 101:10.8 (1117.2)
In the grip of doubt or existential thinking, it’s easy to feel like a speck—just another cog in the machine of the universe, bound by fate, chance, or impersonal laws. But faith does something radical: it rewrites your origin and your destiny.
Faith transforms you from an object into a child. From an observer of reality into a participant in divinity. Suddenly, the cosmos is no longer a cold equation—it’s your Father’s house. You’re not lost in the vastness. You’re found in purpose. That’s what divine sonship does: it replaces fear with freedom and randomness with relationship.
This is more than belief—it’s becoming. And once you see it, you can never go back.
