What we call miracles, such as restoring sight to the
blind, are an expression of a person's conscious intimate relationship
with God.
For example, an occasional healing may take place according to
the faith of those affected by it. For a person to be a daily "healer"
that brings sight to the blind, that person must have a deeper
understanding of God and God's laws to apply that ability than the "'average"
person has. He or she has to be "in tune" with the cosmic symphony.
Even a surgeon who performs a heart transplant would be
called a miracle worker by the person who received the transplant
if the patient didn't know of the science of surgery. The patient would
say that the surgeon performed a "miracle". The untrained
person can not do a heart transplant. After years of
professional preparation to be a "vehicle" for higher levels
of God's expression through him or her, the surgical miracle of transplanting a heart form one body to another body can be accomplished. However, the better the surgeon
understands the mechanics of that part of God's manifestation (the human
body), the better he or she can be used by God to perform the miracle of heart transplantation.
A lot of diseases are caused by stresses both conscious and subconscious. The body uses a lot of energy both generating the stress and in keeping the stress under control. However, the underlying emotion will find an outlet somewhere. This outlet is usually a physical ailment. At the moment in consciousness when the person releases the attachment to the cause of the stressful emotion, energy is no longer needed to keep the emotion and stress hidden or in check. With the release of this energy block in consciouness the disease is no longer needed as an outlet for the stress. Therefore a healing takes place. It is the body's natural state of reality to forever be attaempting to heal itself. It doesn't always succeed but it sure does an incredible job most of the time.
Sometimes a person is just ready for a healing to take place spontaneously. If the time is right in consciousness for a person to rhave a spontaneous healing, a butterfly flitting past the line of sight of the person might be just the catalyst that releases the healing.
Wwhat we call miracles are just the universal laws working in ways we do not percerceive. The more we are in tune with the universal symphony, the more we are open to miracles in our lives.
