| Co-Author: |
Co-Author of "One Page Wisdom. Book 1" |
| Author Number: |
20 |
| Pages: |
39-40 |
| Profile #: |
101606 |
| Title: |
FAITH to Believe in Miracles |
| Written By:: |
Amanda Eastham |
| Location: |
Adelaide,South Australia, Australia |
| One Page Wisdom: |
ONE SUMMER’S NIGHT some friends and I gathered together to enjoy each other’s conversations while dining with fine food and sweet wine.
After many hours of conversation, we decided to get some exercise by taking a walk up to the top of the conservation park hill that backed onto my friends’ house. When we reached the top of the hill we were welcomed by the stunning city lights of Adelaide (Australia).
While sitting under a big beautiful tree we reflected on how lucky we are. We appreciate the clean water we drink, the nourishing food we eat and the good health we have. While reflecting on life, our friends decided to wander off home so we said we would catch up later.
After approximately fifteen minutes we decided it was time to go. To our surprise, our friends had taken our torch. Despite the full moon’s rays lighting the path, it was very hard to see. We followed the path for approximately twenty minutes. Soon realizing we were off track, we couldn't find the gate that led us back to our friends’ house. After one and a half hours of walking, approximately 1:00 am, we tried to find the main road to get to our friends’ house. We couldn't knock on doors to get directions because everyone was asleep. Finally, a breakthrough: a couple just arriving home after a big night out kindly gave us directions.
We arrived home after another ten minutes of walking down dark cold streets. As you could imagine, we were very tired and frustrated, blaming our friends for our inability to find their house. We were in no mood to socialize, so we went to bed. When we woke in the morning, we talked about what happened and cleared things up.
After arriving back to my house, my friend realized that her prescription reading glasses were missing! The last time she wore the glasses was along the path of our frustration while trying to find our way home; we knew they could be anywhere.
In search of the glasses, we decided to re-visit the paths of the conservation park; with a faith-stone in my friend’s pocket, we knew we would find the glasses; so we traced every footstep, every movement, but after forty-five minutes of searching we were back to where we started and unsuccessful. My friend gave up. She threw the faith-stone on the ground and said "Faith, f**k faith", started crying and accepted defeat.
I knew deep within my heart that the glasses were in close proximity. So I said, "Faith is the key to miracles and I accept it now." I repeated this over and over. I started walking, not knowing where I was going, when suddenly a voice said "Miracles do happen" so I listened to my intuition, stopping on the path and turning to the find the big beautiful tree we sat under the night before, to reflect on how lucky we were. I bent down to wipe some of the long grass away and surprisingly, I found my friend’s glasses, folded nicely and in perfect condition without a scratch. I grabbed them, ran to my friend and said "It's a miracle!" She couldn't believe it! We were both excited with joy!
In every experience, there is a lesson to be learned. I shouldn't have lost faith in my ability to be intuitively guided and protected by the Angels.
Faith allows us to grow and expand, it also allows us to make a positive difference to people who surround us because we give them the wisdom and courage to grow and expand as well.
Live by intuition so you can lead by example. The best thing in life is to teach others by the actions we take today.
As soon as you lose faith, you are no longer attuned to your Divine energy and light.
If you go through life with the faith to believe in miracles, you will experience miracles in your life; you just need to believe.
A miracle encourages growth and change, not only in yourself, but in others.
Believe in miracles and you will experience miracles!
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