Miracle #1 - Time and Space are Part of the Illusion
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This time, I debated with myself. Should I run over and repeat my bad pattern?
Or should I not go and give my daughter a lesson in responsibility?
I decided that I would finish my program anyway and asked the Holy Spirit to arrange time for me.
When the program finished I looked at my watch and saw that it was 3:40. School ended at 3:43 and it took 15 minutes to get there with no traffic.
I calmly got into my car and drove over - as opposed to the olden days where I sped everywhere in a panic.
I don't know what time I arrived, but I drove into chaos magnified.
Buses were coming, buses were going, students and staff were all trying to exit the parking lot at once.
I tried to call my daughter but her cell phone was turned off and my call went straight to voice mail.
I tried to call my daughter's friend but that also went straight to voice mail.
I pulled into the parking lot wondering how I could possibly find my daughter and get the clothes to her before she needed them.
And then - both of my daughters came walking right towards me in the parking lot!
Somehow, out of over 1000 students and staff, the 3 of us just happened to converge at the same place and at the same time.
Thank you, Holy Spirit.
Miracle Principle #1
There is no order of difficulty in miracles. One is not "harder" or "bigger" than another. They are all the same. All expressions of love are maximal.
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