Some say that coincidences are God’s way of performing a miracle anonymously. Coincidences though, don't occur only in life or death situations that cause us to stop and take notice, they can also be much simpler and serve to remind us of our connection with the greater universe that lurks outside our door…

We love the notion of being the miracle for someone else. In the miracle business, we like to say that every one has a job, but only you know what that job is…

Courage assists us each day in the choices we make:

whether to show up or not, whether to speak out or not, whether to face reality or not.

—from The Miracle Collectors, Chapter 14

It is through fully living our experience that gives the miraculous the power to change lives far beyond our own…It gives us hope, a universal theological virtue tied to grace and the belief that we are inextricably linked to the Divine.

Socrates said that wonder is the beginning of wisdom. It means we acknowledge that we do not have all the answers and we remember to bow in appreciation of the universe’s bounty,

which has been laid at our door. - The Miracle Collectors

In spite of the hardships that so many feel this year, find gratitude anyway - in the small miracles that grace our lives…otherwise we forfeit our ability to live fully, to meet moments of beauty, friendship, hope, and love with the intoxicating appreciation they deserve.

We recognized years ago in our miracle journey that generosity of spirit was the secret sauce…

New Stories. New Look. New Book.

Soren Kierkegaard wrote about miracles as signs, personal and meaningful guideposts to light our way and reinforce our belief that God or the universe has our back…from the August Miracle Chase newsletter and Katie’s story of her newborn grandson Finn…