Miracles
A Marriage That Was Meant to Be
Little things went wrong before the wedding, but all the signs pointed to a happy union.
William Blake's Doors of Perception
Senior contributing editor Rick Hamlin explores the mystical life and heavenly visions of poet and artist William Blake.
Dreamwork: Rodger Kamenetz on Understanding Our Dreams
In this series of videos, author and teacher Rodger Kamenetz helps us to understand the meaning of our dreams.
He Started to Give Thanks After This Traumatic Experience
After a terrible accident, a movie screen made him realize that every moment in life should be cherished.
A Conversation with Charlie Goldsmith, Star of TLC's 'The Healer'
We spoke with the star of TLC's The Healer about the experience of healing other people and the sense of purpose it's afforded him.
Her Grandpa Jacques Sent a Message from Beyond
A woman who misses her grandfather, a deceased Holocaust survivor, stumbles upon an unlikely find that brings him close to her again.
The Big Question: Do Miracles Still Happen?
Watch as experts including C. S. Lewis and Billy Graham offer insights on Mysterious Ways magazine's latest Big Question: Do miracles still happen today as they did in Bible times?
5 Lessons Learned from Near-Death Experiences
Those who undergo near-death experiences often find their outlooks, their attitudes, their very beliefs are changed. Here are five lessons learned from encounters with the afterlife.
9 Inspiring Quotes from Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel
Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907-1972) was a philosopher and civil rights activist best known for his writings on ethics and mysticism. Born into a family of Hasidic rabbis in Warsaw, Poland, he was called to the spiritual life at a young age. In 1939, weeks before the Nazi invasion, Herschel fled to London and then New York City. His mother and sisters died in the Holocaust, a tragedy that greatly shaped Heschel’s theology. Most significantly his conviction that people can choose to live in a state of constant awe and gratitude, and act alongside God to create a better world. A belief that led Heschel to march alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in Selma, of which he famously said, “I felt my legs were praying.” Heschel’s words continue to spur new generations to live in radical amazement.
Your Brain on God: How Faith Affects Your Brain Chemistry
Do the brain and the soul have an impact on each other? New research suggests there may be a connection between them.
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The light that shines on the blessed angels is the supernatural knowledge of God's essence that is a gift of God's grace.
