Most of us think of miracles as unlikely or maybe even impossible mysterious events that happen only rarely. But what if that’s not the case at all? What if miracles are constantly happening all around us, but we simply fail to notice them?
To re-frame your perception of miracles, it might help to clarify what a miracle really is. Most people would say that a miracle is a divinely orchestrated event. But what if you chose to see miracles as nothing more than a positive circumstance that shows up with perfect timing to resolve a problem or challenge?
In other words, a miracle could be a beneficial outcome that appears just when its arrival is most helpful to the recipient. Think about it. How many times did something happen for you, ājust in timeā?
For example, money showing up unexpectedly just when you need it might be a miracle. That great job offer arriving just when your current company announces a layoff might be a miracle. A kind stranger offering assistance when your car breaks down on a lonely highway could be a miracle. You might be tempted to see these events as mere coincidences. But by doing so, you may actually reduce your chances of being receptive to future miracles.
How Can You Start Seeing More Miracles?
1. Recognize that things are always changing. Just when you think you know what’s going to happen, circumstances can shift and a totally different outcome will show up. Sometimes it’s an unwelcome or negative change, but positive changes can certainly occur just as often. So, if you’re in a situation where it seems like the sequence of events is already in motion and the outcome is unavoidable, just keep in mind that things can still change at any moment, for better or worse.
2. Know that your attitude is usually what determines what happens next. Whether positive or negative changes are on the horizon. Remember, change is the only constant in life. These changes are often dependent upon where your mood and mindset are at the time. If you expect the worst, the worst will usually happen. But if you can hold onto even a tiny shred of optimism that things can turn around in your favor, that is often enough to begin attracting more miracles.
3. Miracles often occur as a direct result of the power of faith and belief. If you can believe wholeheartedly that things will work out in your favor, more often than not they will. No matter how dire or unchangeable a situation may seem, just holding that power of faith and belief is often enough to turn it around and bring forth new opportunities.
As you work with these principles daily and continue to stretch your belief in what’s possible, you may find that your entire life experience starts to look more and more miraculous. And seemingly impossible solutions, ideas, and opportunities will spontaneously find their way to you.
