- oshi

We're taught that miracles don't exist. But my family builds their lives around them, the ones they believe in. The tooth fairy, the North wind, even Buddha as a god.
As I learn, will I cease to discover miracles?

- bondhi

No. There are more miracles in old age than in youth. And many of the miracles you discover in youth you eventually figure out, as you have done and are doing now - they're not miracles. In old age you may never figure them out: they often remain miracles. And then the last miracle appears…
Is death any less a miracle than birth?

- wse

Or do we create all of them, every miracle? The ones in older age are more elaborate creations than the Santas of our youth. Physics? Economics? Psychology?

- bondhi

Or bigger manifestations of the reflections we glimpse of the Secret Cause? 
As humans, we feel we must name what we know, but we also feel we must name what we don’t know.
And once named, it’s very possible that it is blessed as a miracle and is no longer considered an unknown.