[Mery Lois Dorrejo Tirado]

Thank you for commenting on miracles, speaking of such, I’ve experimented the feeling of faith and accomplishments. Faith when I’ve been in literal moments of “no money”, or doing something big and “just trusting” after taking risks, and there is something there that doesn’t fail to surprise me, when it comes to what happens at the end. This is who I call God. It’s this outstanding force of nature that aids me in moments of weakness but also shows up clearly in my heart like the feeling of intuition when you “just know”. How interesting is it for a person who is religious and spiritual believing in God and not having experienced any miracles themselves… I can actually understand that there is a tendency in this modern age to “take control over the miracles” and for people to believe they are the ones that make it happen so they could rationally assess that they have done it all, and take God out of the equation. But than, in what extent does God actually participate in reality if “there are no more miracles”?