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Is the experience of many people feeling a presence and connection a miracle?

Synthesized from Source outcome

"True miracles are simply the natural alignment with existence; what seems miraculous is merely our return to what is already within us."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, the felt presence and deep communion in silence isn’t a miracle in the supernatural sense—it is the most natural, spontaneous happening when nobody tries to do anything. It seems miraculous only because we’ve become unnatural. True ‘miracles’ are just alignment with tao/dhamma; tricks like materializing watches are mere magic, not exceptions to the universal law.
It’s not magic; it’s what naturally happens when we all get quiet and open together.
Why this matters practically
- Stops the chase for flashy ‘miracles’ and honors simple silence and presence.
- Encourages letting go of control so authentic connection can arise by itself.
- Builds discernment between genuine inner shifts and showy tricks.
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