The miracles of Existence...

Paramahamsa Nithyananda

-Staff

By Staff

Friday, April 11, 2008, 14:40

The moment we hear the word miracle, we become excited. What do we call a miracle? When we don"t know the cause and effect relationship between certain things that happen, we call them a miracle, that"s all.

For example, you see this bell here. If I take the bell in my hand in front of your eyes, it is normal; you don"t feel anything. But if suddenly the bell jumps into my hand without me taking it, then you will call it a miracle! You become excited. Because you don"t know the cause and effect relationship in what you saw, you call it a miracle. You don"t know what caused the bell to come to my hand and so you call it a miracle. Actually if you see, there is no miracle in this. Let me explain how these things work:

What actually happens is teleporting. The bell, which is matter, is converted into energy, transported over space and then reconverted into matter at the other end, that"s all. When you don"t this science, you think it is a miracle. There is no real miracle in this.

The real miracles are happening around us all the time, but we miss them because we are too busy searching for things that we think are miracles. I tell you: Turning water into wine is not any miracle. Turning Man into God is the real miracle. Our body itself is a miracle. Turning one piece of bread into blood is the real miracle. An experiment was conducted in the USA to convert bread into blood with the help of machinery. They found that the industry ran into so many kilometers! Just imagine then what a miraculous system our body is!