And suddenly there came a second, when somehow for the first time I saw (as if a door had opened from a dark room into the sunny street), and in the next second I already knew for sure that God exists and that God is the Jesus Christ of Orthodoxy, and not some other God. I call this moment the greatest miracle because this precise knowledge came to me not through reason (I know this for sure) but by some other way, and I am unable to explain this moment rationally .. Seraphim Rose
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The term "miracle" has multiple meanings. It can refer to something that is unexpected or irregular. It can be a supernatural event, such as one involving an entity from another dimension. Or, it can be something so remarkable that it cannot be explained by any natural means.

Source: Gods Revelation To The Human Heart

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