The Unconscious Miracle

Most people believe in miracles, but the Universe is not captivated by the belief in miracles that people are. This is because belief does not sustain the Universe, but neither do miracles.

Miracles are the Universal means to consciously move belief into faith. Once belief has been given to faith, miracles happen. If belief is not given to faith, miracles do not happen.

Faith is the substance of things hoped for. What everyone is hoping for is what they believe will make them happy. When we believe we know already know what will make us happy, and refuse to give up what we believe to faith, miracles will not happen. However, if we we are willing to release our belief in happiness to faith, a miracle will translate our personal belief into a higher frequency, where hope can be translated into truth, and delivered back to us.

The problem is we do not speak or understand the Universal Language of Love. We believe in love, but we do not understand it because we do not speak within the same frequency that Love speaks. If we did, we would not need a miracle to explain the substance of our hope in terms that we could not express through personal belief. This is the purpose of miracles; to explain what we do not know how to explain because our belief does not vibrate within the same frequency that Love does.

Miracles always happen, even if what is happening does not seem to be a miracle. Just passing through a green light and trusting that the person who has the red light will stop is a miracle. Sometimes we do not even remember stopping at a red light, but something remembers for us. This is the miracle. When we are not consciously in control, of our experience, then something else must be. This is the unconscious miracle.


Luck plays no part in the ability to go through a green light and stop at a red one. When we are not consciously in control, something else is. The unconscious mind that stops at the red light is under the direction of a miracle, and the unconscious mind that goes through a green light is also under the direction of a miracle. That we are often unconscious of even stopping for a red light indicates that something else is in charge. This also makes a good case that there are no random events.

It is when our unconscious mind is preoccupied with mindless chatter that we tend to ignore miracle impulses. When we ignore miracle impulses, we also ignore miracle benefits. Learning to be more in tune with miracle impulses allow us to learn how to turn into a higher value that has been unceremoniously ignored because we do not appreciate the miracle impulses we were born with.

Most people want the extraordinary miracle. These are the kind of miracle that is difficult to ignore, or the kind that is so profound it is difficult to deny that miracles happen. When we overlook the everyday miracles and expect that these are just random events, we remove ourselves from the opportunity learning something new.

In our world we believe in education. We believe that it is essential to go to school and learn the basics of reading, writing, and arithmetic. Yet, science tells us that we still only use about 10% of the ability to learn that we actually have access to. If this is the case, is it possible that within the other 90% of learning that we are ignoring is the natural ability to appreciate and understand miracles? We understand reading, writing, and arithmetic because we first learned to appreciate what they were for. Once we appreciated what they were for, we understood how we could use these skills in our everyday life. Is it possible that miracles have been ignored because we do not believe it is possible to understand what their purpose is? Appreciation without understanding what something is for is a waste of time. We waste a lot of time appreciating miracles without understanding them.

Miracles work at the unconscious level of awareness. If we were consciously more aware of how miracles worked, would we not be more appreciative of them? If we were more appreciative of them, would we not learn to understand what they were for? If we understood what they were for, would we not be able to use them more consistently? Before we learned to appreciate reading, writing, and arithmetic, we did not understand what any of this was for. We had to learn. Is it possible that this is also true of miracles?

Because miracles work at the unconscious level, how can we become consistent miracle user? When we use math consistently, we obtain consistent answers. Is it possible, by learning to use miracles consistently, we would be able to call on them in every situation that we called on them? After all, we use reading, writing, and arithmetic to direct our external life, why not learn how to consistently use miracles to direct our internal life?

We are multi-dimensional beings. A multi-dimensional being has the conscious ability to reach outside of the 10% physical learning that has been assigned to them, or outside of brain understanding, and reach a new plateau of learning. Just outside of the brain is where miracles happen. If miracles were within the brains awareness, it would not be necessary to reach outside of the box/brain and to learn miracle understanding.

The next step in conscious evolution will be reaching beyond the 10% of belief rationality that our world teaches into a whole new realm of understanding. This is where miracles happen. We have it within our ability to learn how to make miracles happen consistently for us.