How can you recognize a miracle?

There are many ways to recognize miracles, especially since there are so many varieties of miracles, large and small. You might feel tingling sensations, buzzing in your ear, itchy skin or perhaps your heart feels lighter as if a load were being lifted. When you keep a record in your journal, you will notice that you are attracting what you need to help you complete your task. Pay attention to synchronicities and moments such as when you tell yourself, "I can't believe she called me right now, when I was thinking about her this morning."

What is the difference between a miracle and coincidence?

Phil Cousineau in "Coincidence or Destiny" tells a story of a young toddler crawling over train tracks. His mother watches from the kitchen as a train comes around the bend. Suddenly the train slows and stops inches from her son, saving his life. She called it a miracle. inside, the engineer had a heart attack, and fell on the off switch, shutting down the train and applying the brakes. Was this a miracle that the boy was saved or a coincidence that the engineer just happened to have the attack at just the right moment of time to save the boy?

Miracles often appear as a coincidence, so go unrecognized as miraculous. That's why we focus on acknowledging the miracles that occur ever day around us from the moment we awaken until we sleep.

How can miracles improve your life?

Miracles improve your life on every level. Subconsciously your mind set changes from victim winner, attracting health, wealth and prosperity into your life. As you focus on creating the life of your dreams, you listen to your intution, you make better choices, and you free yourself from limitations. You will wake up in the morning ready to leap over tall buildings in a single bound. Your passion and enthusiasm for your life will increase substantially and improve your health. You will attract more positive people who are creating transformation at the same level you are, which will stimulate you even more. You will be living a more purposeful and larger life.