Article Submission for August 2017
Believing in Miracles
By Judi Lynch
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Some people have an amazingly positive view of life and humanity. They have an unshakable faith in the good hearts and minds of others even when they have been personally let down by their actions. They use their optimism to guide them through life, heal their emotions, calm physical challenges and life situations with amazing ease. Others have a pessimistic view about the motives of people even when they seem to have the best of intentions. Their skepticism is usually based on past experiences trusting others only to be disappointed on several occasions. It’s very challenging for some souls to believe in miraculous things, even more so to understand that we all have the ability to create unexplainable synchronicity and beauty in our lives.
What is a miracle? The dictionary describes it as a surprising and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws, therefore considered to be the work of a divine agency. Another definition is a highly improbable or extraordinary event, development, or accomplishment that brings very welcome consequences. Miracles are described in Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism and other religions. Gautama Buddha is told to have possessed and exercised miraculous abilities which include the six higher knowledge(s) or Abhijna: Iddhi, telepathy, super-hearing, divine seeing, and seeing past lives. The miracles of Jesus are the deeds attributed to Jesus in Christian and Islamic texts. The majority are faith healing, exorcisms, resurrection of the dead and control over nature.
Some believe that miracles could only have occurred in the ancient past and they were documented events that could never be repeated in modern times. A more evolved view is that miracles occur now and always have. We just process the information in a different way.
A couple of years ago, police officers rescued a baby from an overturned car in a Utah river and claim that they heard a voice calling from the car. The child’s mother had run off the road and into the river. The 18-month-old baby was in a car seat upside down right above the freezing water and had been there for more than 12 hours. Responders first on the scene told reporters that someone said, 'Help me!' from inside the car. They all said they heard it plain as day. A voice that was not a child’s voice asking for help. Several firefighters on the scene heard it too. It could not have been the mother as she had passed on from the impact of the accident hours before they ever arrived.
Although we may not all be aware of it, we are surrounded by the mystic touch of a divine force. Several years ago, a woman in Chicago was diagnosed with a large inoperable brain tumor. She was told there was nothing they could do, to go home and get her affairs in order. Instead of listening to them, she opted for a more holistic approach and went to stay with a Native American shaman woman in Washington State. For weeks she ate the herbs, foods and minerals provided while receiving healing energy sessions and prayers for her health to be restored. When she returned to Chicago, her X-rays showed that the tumor was gone. Her doctors said that was impossible but the proof was all in the film.
There are so many recent cases of supernatural events that involve healings, warnings, life-saving information channeled from beyond and sightings of angels. Nurses and doctors will tell you they have seen and felt the energy of consciousness around them. Many have experienced recoveries with patients they cannot medically explain. People who defy the odds of a negative diagnosis with sheer will of spirit. In recent times there have been many sightings of Angels in churches, hospitals, hospices, homes and anywhere we might need their assistance.
We may not all have the same belief system or live in the same manner but our humanity is alive and well. Miracles can come in the smallest touch of a hand or in huge gestures of support from millions. They come to those who believe and those who don’t, offering proof of their existence by changing the course of energetic frequency. A miracle sometimes takes great courage and action to manifest. It can also come in a dire moment of need when everyone has forgotten how to believe.
About the Author:
Judi Lynch is a psychic medium, intuitive counselor, healing channel and author. She is president of the Crystal Healing Foundation, Inc. a 501(c) spiritual charity and writer for OM Times Magazine. She has authored two books, Friends with Lights and Conscious Ascension and has read for clients all over the world. To learn more or contact for a session see psychicmediumjudilynch.com or email judi@ judilynch.com
Article description: Believing in the reality of miracles can take courage, faith and an intuitive knowing that great things can manifest in times of great need. An energetic force filled with love, compassion, healing and support in our spiritual connections.