What if a miracle isn’t something that happens to you—but something that happens within you?

In this opening episode of 2026, I explore a quieter, more accessible definition of miracles—one echoed in A Course in Miracles and throughout the Bible: a shift in perception.

From an early age, I sensed how fragile our worldviews really are. How quickly priorities can rearrange. How one moment, one insight, one experience can flip the way we see ourselves, others, and life itself. We are always operating with partial understanding, interpreting the world through limited lenses—until something invites us to see differently.

We often associate miracles with dramatic events: physical healing, survival, divine intervention. But Scripture and spiritual teaching suggest something deeper. Transformation doesn’t always come from changing circumstances—it often comes from renewing the mind, opening the eyes of understanding, and learning to walk by faith rather than sight.

This episode is an invitation to begin 2026 with openness instead of certainty, flexibility instead of fear, and trust instead of control. Because when perception shifts, hope returns. Resistance softens. Life feels lighter—not because everything changes, but because we do.

Perhaps the miracle you’re waiting for isn’t external at all.Perhaps it begins with how you choose to see.

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