Daily Question, June 23 What miracles am I witnessing right now? 41 Reflections Share Click here to cancel reply.Please log in or Create a Profile to post a comment. Notify me when someone replies to my comment via e-mail. Annie1 month agoAnnieMy left leg was swollen for a long time after a nasty fall the year before. MY doctor told me there was nothing to help just elevate it and wear compression socks. I prayed about it asking God to heal it. Time passed…I didn’t pay attention to it.Then one day I looked and couldn’t believe my eyes My left leg is back to normal ! Prayer works …Thank You God! 0 Reply dh1 month agodhThe fact that the universe and its elements have aligned to make life on earth possible and sustainable is a miracle in itself. What are the odds? 0 Reply dragonfly1 month agodragonflyI’M ALIVE! 0 Reply Ose1 month agoOseThe miracle of friendship. 3 Reply Thomas kwaji1 month agoThomas kwajiI myself 2 Reply Susan Fridinger1 month agoSusan FridingerI traveled to southern Oregon from eastern West Virginia to visit my cousin and the flowers in southern Oregon are just so incredibly beautiful … wild flowers, roses, lavendar … they are everywhere! To me the beauty and variety are miraculous as well as being able to see the vivid and myriad of colors is miraculous as well. 3 Reply Nancy1 month agoNancy“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” ― Albert Einstein Yes the word miracle is overused, and whether Einstein said this or not, I think it implies the practice of seeing the extraordinary in the ordinary which will nourish the practice of gratitude. THAT is the way to live. 8 Reply Barb C1 month agoBarb CThank you for this, Nancy. I came back to read what others had shared after my grumpy-cat moment. This is an antidote to my linguistic and too-much-capitalism feelings in my post. 1 Reply Cathie1 month agoCathieAppreciate you sharing the quote! A beautiful way to live. 1 Reply Don Jones1 month agoDon JonesThe miracle of Love. The simple three-word sentence, “I Love You”. When the I and You disappear, there remains (always) Love. 6 Reply Michele1 month agoMichele“When the I and You disappear, there remains (always) Love”. – love this 2 Reply Cathie1 month agoCathieSmall miracles daily! The latest one, my mom had so many religious statues, sacramentals and articles that we couldn’t take them all. My research told me to bury what we didn’t need anymore in the ground as ground is sacred, or burn them. I had no one or place to dig a whole big enough and metal won’t burn. So I put off what to do because I was at a loss! I woke up yesterday knowing to take them all to a religious store. Found one not far. I went in and the man took them all and sa...Small miracles daily! The latest one, my mom had so many religious statues, sacramentals and articles that we couldn’t take them all. My research told me to bury what we didn’t need anymore in the ground as ground is sacred, or burn them. I had no one or place to dig a whole big enough and metal won’t burn. So I put off what to do because I was at a loss! I woke up yesterday knowing to take them all to a religious store. Found one not far. I went in and the man took them all and said he would find a good home for everything. I cannot explain where that thought came from as I was focused on how, where to dig a hole, but amazingly overnight an answer came! A small miracle for me:) Read More4 Reply Linda1 month agoLindaThe sun is up, the birds are singing and the tree outside my window is alive with color and a gentle breeze. What could be more miraculous than that! 6 Reply Hot Sauce1 month agoHot SauceThe fact that I am inside my house right now is a miracle. It took billions of years of evolution to go from chemical elements to stars and planets to life to humans to the industrial revolution, which was necessary to create the kind of house I live in. My house is an element of the universes ever-increasing thresholds of complexity. 2 Reply Hermann-Josef1 month agoHermann-Josefthe miracle to be able to read commentaries of people who are far abroad and feeling , thinking similar to me 9 Reply Trinity1 month agoTrinitySo many! Out in my cottage in the Swedish forest. Flowers, the sun, the wind in the trees, my cat.. Everything is really a miracle if Im reminded to put on those lenses. 6 Reply Eliza1 month agoElizaThe amazing resilience of the human spirit in the Ukraine – the beauty of my garden and the sweet finches that come to the bird feeder – a loving, long-term relationship. 6 Reply Barb C1 month agoBarb CGrumpy cat here: The word "miracle" is overused. It's supposed to be something we can't explain with reference to natural or scientific laws. Now the word is used to sell "miracle" pills, salves, fast fixes--hope in a capsule or bottle, the promise that you can have something without having to put forth any effort. I'm grateful for many, many things that are not miracles. They are the workings of nature or the product of attention or effort or dedication or some other admirable quality. That's e...Grumpy cat here: The word “miracle” is overused. It’s supposed to be something we can’t explain with reference to natural or scientific laws. Now the word is used to sell “miracle” pills, salves, fast fixes–hope in a capsule or bottle, the promise that you can have something without having to put forth any effort. I’m grateful for many, many things that are not miracles. They are the workings of nature or the product of attention or effort or dedication or some other admirable quality. That’s enough for me. Read More3 Reply Carol1 month agoCarolBarb, Thank you. I found myself unable to answer this question. There have been several days of such a response recently. Your answer was so helpful and so right on for me. 1 Reply Patrice1 month agoPatriceAdvances in medicine and technology are happening every day; the many components of our body enable us to breathe, run, dream, and eat. The sun rises and sets each day, tiny seeds grow into mighty trees, and we can now communicate with almost anyone anywhere. The Almighty’s power can be seen in every detail of our lives. 2 Reply Tip1 month agoTipI am witnessing the miracle of being alive and having breath without the assistance of an apparatus. 4 Reply Yram1 month agoYramBeing awake with bodily systems working fairly well. Kevin mentioned outliving his mom. I, too, am grateful for my long life and have lived the history young folks read about. In my, almost 80 years, I have outlived my mom by 79 years, my dad 49 years, my older brother by 12 years, and my younger brother 30. Yikes. Forward! Thank you everyone for your sharing. 4 Reply Charlie T1 month agoCharlie TThe miracle of another day. The earth made another rotation and started its wobble in the other direction. A cool breeze as my little view gets illuminated. 5 Reply Mark Piper1 month agoMark PiperI suppose I’m living the miracles of my great-grandparents imaginings. I drove to work today; 27 miles in less than an hour. 100 years ago traveling 27 miles would take a day and on this day I’ll make that 27 mile trek twice: to work and to home. I suppose there are other miracles around me that I’m just not particularly perceptive of. 5 Reply Michele1 month agoMicheleThank you Mark – your reflection is a great reminder to be grateful for our cars. It is amazing to think how far we’ve come with Transportation. 1 Reply D Wiseman1 month agoD WisemanToday I look at my cats and realize what a miracle they are for me. These simple creatures give me such joy; it’s a miracle to me that watching them brings peace to my soul. 3 Reply 1 2 Next » My Private Gratitude Journal Write an entry in your private gratefulness journal Get Started This site is brought to you by A Network for Grateful Living, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All donations are fully tax deductible in the U.S.A. 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