What isn't a miracle?
Language is inherently parasitic; it feeds upon experience without ever becoming the experience itself.
This feels rather limiting. But I'll continue to do the best that I can with it until it is no longer "necessary".
What do I think a miracle is? I don't know. "Divine stuff"? Good things that happen, especially when we don't expect it, or believe it won't?
I lose sight of what this whole Archive of Miracles project is supposed to be about. I don't know what it's actually for yet, aside from the general upliftment, and perhaps inspiration of our "fellow man".
I felt "a call", and answered by setting up this thing. Mostly I've been enjoying the semi-unrelated blogging so far.
Miracles have nothing to do with religion. Though if your religious framework of choice seems to infer a miracle through you, that's great.
Maybe it's a little ACIM-coded, I really enjoyed reading "The Disappearance of the Universe" earlier this year. J-Underground whats up!!! LOL
It's a "miracle" that I am here. Or it's by Design ¯\(ツ)/¯
It would be nice if people were more "miracle-minded", wouldn't it? Instead of droning on about all the stories and separation narratives they are being manipulated with (unconsciously), perpetuating their own suffering within their respective fear-based thoughtloops.
Miracles are effortless. They may not be choices, but we can choose to recognize and share them.
Miracles are peacen-ing. They are states of grace, seemingly provided freely and constantly to all.
Miracles are not of external "gods" or "God", depending what you mean by that. I personally don't care for the passing off of one's "personal authority" to an outside being/entity.
Do you pander to fear? Are you scared of yourself?
Yet again, that could just be how you language your experience of miracles, and that's wonderful and I encourage you to share your results.
"Good" works here. Miracles are of Good. Pure. Harmony. Not mistaking this for pleasantness, some miracles wear the costume of catastrophe.
Harmony is not always comfortable. Most times, the old must fall apart before something truer can emerge.
Miracles... are "extraordinary" events which may be witnessed in this physical realm, but more than seen, or "proven", they are felt and known.
One does not ask for a miracle. You do not demand, beg, order, suggest or pray. You just live them.
I wonder if the Archive isn't actually about miracles. Maybe miracles are simply the medium.
The Archive may really be collecting moments where people unexpectedly encountered greater coherence.
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In reverence,