It's a well known superstition of the black rabbit..
I've never heard of it. Whether it's well known or not. If you brought something else home and she died, you wouldn't attribute it to the other item. Like if you brought home a 2 liter of cola. You wouldn't attribute your grandmother dying to that. But because you have pre-concieved notions about the rabbit you attribute it to the rabbit.
Dauer, let me tell you a little secret have you seen Harry potter and the philosophers stone?
Which one was that? Maybe yes and maybe no.
To experience a miricle only a person that has deep intent within them of Good or generally truely accepts miracles will be exposed to them.
How do you define "good?" Does this mean all people with a sense of good will have exposure to miracles or only those who happen to also believe in miracles? If a person truly accepts miracles, of course miracles will happen to them. They will find miraculous reasons for the occurances in their lives.
No miracle will suddenly appear in the sky for the whole world to see because miracles do come from within,
Doesn't the bible disagree with this, and instead suggests that many people can witness a miracle even if they don't have faith? I don't know in what regard you hold the bible so that may mean nothing to you. But I agree that miracles come from within, although for a different reason.
to experience and benefit from miracles you have to be in touch with god on a subconscious or conscious level.
So do all people who are in touch with God in this way witness miracles? What if they are in touch with God but they don't believe in miracles?
I have seen an Icon cry oil, not just me but my whole family, an Icon of the Virgin Mary holding Jesus made out of MDF wood and a paper picture. Oil all over the window seal coming from her eyes, it happens the miracle of the crying virgin is as old as Christianity itself, does that make us more superior that we witnessed such a thing, not at all, not at all. It's happened in Church all over Cyprus for hunderds of years with people been classed insane over it.
Will comment on in a moment.
Weeping is the one emotion which is probably most intune with god of all human emotions.
In what way is this true? Why? What about joy? Why isn't joy must in tune with God?
You won't find god by miricles alone and me telling you this might probably make no difference at all. Or does it make you question it more?
I agree you won't find God by miracles alone, because I believe miracles are something created subconciously by the individual (although I don't necessarily view this as a bad thing) as a part of interpreting the world around him. To get to the other part:
It does make me question more, question you more as I just have. Let me tell you about something that happened to me:
I was with some friends in the woods. We were up in Maine camping out. It was funny because the campfire suddenly imploded in the most peculiar way. Granted, anytime a campfire implodes it's peculiar, but the implosion was so colorful and it didn't stop. It looked like the whole universe confined in one space and I could not stare directly. A voice called out to me and it was like the shofar and like the clap of thunder and in my heart I thought I felt the voices of all of my ancestors:
"Benjamin! Benjamin!"
"Here I am" said I.
"I am the God of your fathers, the one who brought you out of Egypt and into Israel, and out of Israel and into many years of suffering, and all of that suffering eclipsed by the shadow of the Nazi Camps, until you stand today a free man. Know this: I am beyond your true understanding, but with reason you can understand the nature of my creation and through this praise my name. Go forth and praise my name in all that you do. I am your God."
And with this the implosion turned into a pillar of fire reaching up to the heavens, like an old television switching off, and dissipated into the whole surrounding campsite and night's sky. I spoke to my friends and they had all seen the same thing, heard the same message addressed directly to them.
We did a little research and found that this was not uncommon, in fact it's quite common. But usually it happens to the people who already know this and aren't willing to report it because it would "compromise their status as questioning intellectuals." And so mine is one of the only reports that has escaped, the others hidden in obscurity.
You won't find miracles that are not expainable or are not of your own creation, but you don't need miracles to find God anyway. So this might mean nothing to you, or does it make you question more?
Dauer
