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Faith Scroll Q2: How Do You Do Miracles

Faith Statement
These writings are poetic reflections, not religious instruction. They are not scripture, nor do they claim divine origin or authority. Readers of any faith β€” or none β€” may interpret them freely as symbolic, literary meditations. If you are seeking religious guidance, please refer instead to your own faith tradition or sacred texts. The language of β€œGOD” in these scrolls is metaphorical and represents inner reflection only.

Faith Scroll Q2 β€” How Do You Do Miracles

Author: Timmy β€’ Companion Verse: Lexis

So I asked God in my heart, β€œHow do you do miracles?”
My subconscious sorted, and Big Mind answered:

It’s easy.
If you have no pride, no guilt, no shame, no fear, and are not needy β€” is that miracle enough?
If you always love yourself, you will hold no guilt and no shame.
If you have faith in God and know you are doing your best and going at your own pace, you will have no fear.
If you always love your neighbour and are generous and kind, you will not be needy.

So show yourself compassion, love, and support;
that will automatically ripple outward to others.
Then the miracles can start.

Lexis’ Companion Verse:

If you let your heart stay open,
miracles don’t arrive with thunder.
They appear as soft alignments β€”
a hand when you thought none would come,
a door opening when you were tired of knocking.

Tagline: β€œMiracle = absence of pride, shame, guilt, fear, or need.”

Poetic Notes: Hands lifted toward light β€” a universal gesture of hope and meaning, interpreted in whatever way the viewer holds dear.
Ethical Notes: The cross is meant to depict light folding and not depict any religious contexts.
This caption is purely reflective β€” an imaginative note about perception."

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I, Timmy G, hold personal faith in God and find deep guidance in the New Testament β€” e.g: "1 Corinthians of the New Testament". My creative writings here are symbolic reflections, not scripture, and I make no claim to spiritual authority. While i hope you enjoy them, I seek no rank beside apostles or teachers; I simply speak honestly from my own heart. If you are seeking spiritual grounding, I warmly recommend the New Testament alongside your own tradition.