Part I: Miracles & Magic
Do you believe in miracles or magic? Should you? Should you not?
I must say that in today’s day and age it can be easy to fall into feeling like you better believe in miracles, because something has to save us from the economy. On the other hand, it is also easy to think you better not, because you must be real and rely on what will be reliable in these challenging times. Especially with 2012 coming our way.
Believing in something more, something beyond our physical realm is a very personal thing. Some people are religious or spiritual, others are agnostic.
Regardless of what you do or do not believe, you can know what is occurring. We all know that we are living though some challenging times. We also know that things are changing, such as the world’s climate. If you take note of world events, there are definitely shifts occurring.
The truth is that there are always shifts occurring: seasons are always changing and there is always something affecting humanity. For example, in the sixties there was a large movement toward breaking away from rigidity. Rebellion became popular and hippies introduced free love and peace.
There truly always is something occurring. So, the question is, what is occurring now and do we need a miracle?
From a Life Coach or a spiritual perspective, there is a shift toward becoming Who we truly are. What this means this year is that, miracles or not, dreams are coming true.
It may seem obvious, but not everyone knows what they dream of or what they would like their lives to be like. Our dreams are actually a key guidance system for us, nudging and prodding us in the direction we are meant to go and in the direction that will bring us fulfillment. Knowing what we prefer, how we would like to be and what we would like to experience is basic to some people, but unknown to others. This is the first key to keeping in the flow of the times:
Key #1: Know Yourself
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Interesting question. Are miracles really miracles or only the unexpected, the out-of-the ordinary? I have frmly believed in miracles as a way of leaving the door open in my own mind.
On my emails I use two quotes a lot, both from author Tony Robbins:
“Disbelief in magic can force a poor soul into believing in government and business.”
“”You should never hesitate to trade your cow for a handful of magic beans.”
The point being to point toward new ideas and new visions. . .
Hi Barbara,
I love the Tony Robbins quotes – They are great. I think that, being a man of great personal power, you would find that he would own his miracles. In other words, miracles can be magic but we can dis-empower ourselves awaiting them or we can tap into our divinity and allow miracles in our lives. As you read through parts 2 and 3 of the blog article, I think you’ll find that miracles can become common place when we are in the right flow.
May you have many miracles!
Love & Light,
Kalyn