I’ve recently begun to realise more and more how the magic of God surrounds us every day and that there are messages to behold in the most obvious and unobvious of places. The messages are there for everyone; they are not given to a chosen few or those aligned to certain religious beliefs and you do not have to be special or gifted.
I’ve accepted that the magic of God can be seen by everyone, from the very young to the very old, men and women, black or white, ‘good’ or ‘bad’.
What if we have simply forgotten about what it is we are seeing and thus what it is that is being communicated to us?
It seems our life takes on a ‘life’ of its own and we get so caught up in doing things, being distracted, stimulated, busy, rushing around, reacting to the devastation and destruction in the world, getting sick and emotional, feeling overwhelmed and being exhausted… that maybe, just maybe, we miss all of the things God is sharing with us.
Our family has begun to share the magic of God every day. One of these times is when we all come together at the end of a day to share the evening meal. This time of the day gives us an opportunity to talk about our day and express all that we have seen and felt within it.
The sharing of our days gives us all an opportunity to hear and feel the magic of God everywhere, whether it be in our own bodies, with nature, or in a traffic jam or in the bustle of the city in which we live.
Here are some examples of the magic of God experienced by family members in a day:
- Walking the dog around the block I noticed a bright yellow daisy bursting up and out of a crack in the concrete. What I considered in that moment was that I may have to overcome obstacles (which was very relevant to me personally that day) and that I can overcome them and still be myself, shining as bright as the sun. And that, no matter what, I don’t need to hold myself back.
- While stopped at traffic lights a white feather floated past the windscreen. The feather reminded me of who I truly am and where I am from. What I felt is that we are angelic beings here to be light and loving to ourselves, and with everyone around us.
- I opened a kitchen cupboard and reached for a coffee mug. It fell out and broke on the kitchen bench. I realised in that moment that I did not know what I was doing and that I had gone into automatic pilot and was in the motion of getting things done and wanting to rush. This brought me to a stop and I was then able to reconnect to myself and to my body as I made a cup of tea with more conscious awareness.
- During a lunch break while going for a walk, I was stopped by a bee working away as it went from one flower to the next. What I could feel in this moment was how bees are always busy and totally committed to every flower they stop at, or whatever other activity they are doing. They never sell themselves short, give up or are half hearted about the task at hand. A bee gives one hundred percent commitment and attention to detail to everything it does, and in this, I was reminded of the commitment I can make every day to myself and to work.
- On getting up off the couch I walked straight into the corner of the kitchen table, bumping my hip. This made me stop and consider where I was in that moment and to consider whether I was holding onto any ideals and beliefs that I could let go of.
- On driving to work I followed a number plate that said SOG 709. The acronym made me think of ‘Son of God’ and, in this, I was also reminded of the fact that God is Nature, and that numbers are found in Nature everywhere, making me appreciate the fact that everything is by design.
- I was sitting down to eat some dinner. I enjoyed my meal and went back for a second helping. As I dished out the food, it spilt onto the table, completely missing my plate. The spilt food made me stop and realise I had actually eaten enough and did not need to overdo it or overeat by going back for more.
- On carrying my grocery shopping from the supermarket to the car, a beautiful butterfly with yellow and orange markings flew alongside me. I stopped to appreciate that there is joy in everything I do and even the weekly shopping can be playful, reminding me that I don’t need to take the chores in life too seriously.
I am deeply thankful to Serge Benhayon, Natalie Benhayon and Universal Medicine who have inspired me to develop my relationship with God and to be in communion with him every day.
By Sally Scott, Melbourne, Australia
The Truth about Universal Medicine 
I love witnessing th magic of God. Last week I followed a rabbit as it hopped along the road in front of me – not a usual sight for mid afternoon. It reminded me to be more playful in life, as I can get over serious at times.
To be in communion with God in every moment, how glorious is that and reading this I realise we can be, in the everything, and in this there is nothing mundane, just a joy to be expressed.
Sometimes we do not want to see or know about the magic of God and what it reflects back to us as it asks us to be responsible.
We live in a plane of life that keeps us very busy playing just human. But, thanks God (pun intended) our plane of life is part of a bigger, more encompassing one. It is always up to us to transcend the human bit and to connect to multidimensionality.
It’s amazing to consider how I’ve spent my life asking for signs and guidance from God, but then only looking for what I wanted to see so missing the constant communication that is there. Because I didn’t listen to what was being communicated and change how I was living I attracted outcomes I then bemoaned God for and concluded I wasn’t loved – when actually I always am loved – it’s just not fitting my version of love which isn’t love but a wanting to be irresponsible and get away with it. It’s wonderful to open up to the everyday communications of the universe.
Perhaps it is a bit difficult for us to comprehend that indeed the leaf falling in front of our feet is a communication from God, the cat that crossed our path is also communication from God, and more so everything that happens in our life is a form of communication. Many of us have this idea, and understand that this is a possibility, but how do we respond to this communication? Do we communicate back, or do we ignore it and think that only a special few can communicate with God..?
Sally I love love love this, what an amazing dinner time your family must have. I have sent the link to your blog to my husband as I am super inspired to do the same.
This is the first time I have read this gorgeous blog, it so confirms us when we see all these signs. I too saw the most iridescent full rainbow across the sky from one horizon the the other a couple of days ago Elizabeth. The magic of God is all around us.
When I first attended a Sacred Esoteric Heaking course – as I left the venue there was a rainbow directly in front of me, not the usual arc across the sky, but the arc was coming towards me, the pot of gold at the end actually ending on my car and me. Although I knew nothing about the magic of God at the time, it felt like a sign that I was on the right and true track, after many years of spiritual searching. I’ve not looked back since. Universal Medicine therapies are like pots of gold, where true healing can take place.
Being open to God’s love and support completely changes how I feel during the day and how much I surrender in my body. This month my working contract ended and while on a walk in the woods I found a 20 Euro note, communicating to me that I don’t have to worry about money.
I love your examples of the Magic of God – I too have them everyday! It’s wonderful to break free from the notion sold to us that the clouds have to part and something spectacularly irrefutable has to happen for us to have confirmed there is divinity in our lives. If I were to look for something epic and biblical, I’d miss all the communications that are there everyday.
I love this blog Sally, as our family does a similar thing during dinner time and it makes everything that happens in the day full of purpose and holding of a reason for it being that way, with the great potential to learn from every moment and occurrence, however small or insignificant it may seem at the time. In contrast, when I am in reaction to something or rushing, I miss all these incredible signs of God. But one that does come to mind was when a bunch of co-workers and myself had to go to a recurrent fire extinguisher training for our aviation jobs and actually take turns putting out a small fire. We all could not help but consider the symbolic nature of what we were doing as there had been many problems and disharmony on our crew that we were working to ‘extinguish’ lately, only to have them resurface again and again because of a reluctance of a few members to embrace the potential brotherhood that we once had together. What a direct message from God!
When I get out and interact with humanity I am very aware of messages from God. When I withdraw into myself I don’t see or hear the messages and life gets very dull.
As our eyes become dull with world weariness, we lose our natural joy and wonder in life.
It is our choice whether we feel left behind by God that we are on our own. A so called why me’ attitude or to feel the love of God in all we experience and surrender without putting a label on it of good or bad.
It’s great you point this out Annelies – I have a habit of doing the why me?/poor me, I’m not as loved as other people are, I’m the odd one out – it goes on. This happened recently and I could hear all these thoughts but knew they were rubbish. Rather than entertain them I decided to just feel the hurt that had been uncovered. A fair few tears later and I came back to me. Now it’s a vague memory that isn’t current. But if things had gone according to my plan, I’d not have had the chance to let all of that and I knew this at the time too.
When we start to look more deeply at life, we begin to see that there are never coincidences and never accidents and that every moment and interaction is an opportunity for us to go even deeper. I especially love nature when we observe our connection to it even more and we realise that we are not separate from anything. Today I was about to give a presentation to a group of people at work. I noticed that there was a solitary large wasp flying in the room and he was looking to get out. He knew he did not belong in the room. I walked over to the door, opened it and he flew out. No fuss, no drama and no one battered an eye-lid. This said to me hold steady, don’t doubt, know who you are and you will be cared for.
I like this part about not taking the chores in life to seriously, it is a great reminder of how life has the potential to be. Light and playful, yet responsible and productive.
God is everywhere if we should choose to see the magic that is with us all of the time.
It’s amazing how Nature works. Everything is by design interconnected and has its purpose. Love how respectful animals are with each other, how flowers don’t hold back their beauty, how every single being accept death as a natural part of the cycle of life… by observing Nature in this way I see the potential that we can live as human beings, working together to develop a true advanced society.
Such a beautiful sharing Sally. It invites me to stay more open to the little details in my everyday life. How enriching life can be if we read with such a profound understanding all that happens around us. It connects me with the joy of a child who is discovering life and learning from it for the very first time.
I saw 14 written 3 times on a 3 bins today – it was such a celebration, 3 times and I took it as a confirmation. There are so many signs of God for us to observe, numbers are very significant. I feel the power and simplicity of them to observe and connect with.
This has been a much-needed reminder to be more aware of the magic or God and how much I love it.
So beautiful to read Sally, sharing wth us the magic of God that is all around us, if we but open our hearts to the love that we are held within every moment.
” I’ve recently begun to realise more and more how the magic of God surrounds us every day ”
This is so true for we are in the womb of God so the truth of magic is everywhere.
It’s so lovey to read this again, and it’s a lovely activity you do with your family sharing Magic of God moments each day. I’m sure the appreciation of these things brings them into your awareness more often. Bees are quite amazing, no one has told them what they can or can’t do, they fly, live with commitment and precision, work very hard, communicate with dancing and movement, and tirelessly for their whole hive. There is truly so much magic in life if we take the time to stop and observe.
Every time I read this blog I am amazed by how many messages from God I’ve been receiving but not fully appreciating- thank you for this wonderful reminder Sally.
And God works through others to support us in those times that we are struggling and in an old pattern or behaviour that has been exposed for us to release, support is always at hand, although we do have to ask and be open to receiving – but We Are Never Alone in this journey of life.
The magic of God is everywhere when we open our hearts and let others in, when we make life about love and connecting with others, our world expands.
On days of true connection, I’m never short of confirmation of the magic of God in my every day. It supports my commitment to live this connection an all I do.
Sally thank you for the reminder – the magic of God is in everything and anything no matter how we perceive it to be. We have to remind ourselves of this on a regular basis and this blog just did it for me. And the more we appreciate the signs, the more we will observe the messages.
This holding myself back has been such an ingrained habit of mine, but finally I have observed this is leaving my body, as I have just too much to share and express, as we all do. The gift we give to ourselves is just to surrender to the flow and to life…and to keep saying YES.
And that, no matter what, I don’t need to hold myself back. This sentence stands out for me this morning, as I can feel I still have a thread of holding myself back because of….. all I need to do is stay with myself, stay steady in order to feel my next steps.
‘They never sell themselves short’. This selling oneself short has been a life time habit of mine, which has surfaced to be cleared as it feels so yucky now in my body.
Imagine if someone kept giving you gifts. What if every minute another package arrived, but you didn’t understand what it was, did not unwrap it but left it as it was and got annoyed at all the boxes that seemed to be cluttering up your life. Imagine you even went and had therapy to help you dispose of these pesky packages, well this is pretty much how I feel we live. What would our life be like if we finally stopped and got to see the true depth and quality we are supported with? And what if we finally started to open and appreciate God’s gifts as they land. Thank you Sally for sharing yours this way.
The magic of God is a Divine way for us to read and understand all the messages that are offered to us.
How can we ever get bored with life when there is so much to see and feels?! There is constant reminders of how magical we are and how connected we are to the greater, vaster universe. The stars in the night sky reflect our origins and the Sun in the day burns brightly with the truth of who we are and the fiery inner wisdom that is there for us all to express.
A delightful blog to read this morning with the reminder of all those examples shared of how God communicates with us in every moment, guiding us, reminding us, or confirming us. We are never alone on this earth journey, and if we feel alone, is it possible we are in resistance to receiving God’s love… I know I was in the past.
Thank you for sharing with such simplicity the beauty in the apparent mundanity of everyday life and how in truth it is not mundane because of the magic of God.
When we understand nature and its true purpose and the constant messages we are being offered you can not but be in wonderment of God and the magical and loving way he supports us all to return to who we truly are.
I smiled reading this blog, it’s always there God’s magic, it’s just how we make time to see it and what I love in what is shared here, is whether it’s a beautiful confirmation or a loving stop to remind us, there’s a magic in both, God at play with us.
When we allow ourselves to surrender and receive what is on offer it is incredibly beautiful. Yesterday evening at a park observing my boys swinging expressing high fives every time they crossed each other with my daughter playing with a ball was a moment to cherish, a beautiful confirmation of the harmony palpable in connection to God and the universe.
I really enjoyed reading this again, it reminds me how natural it is to feel the symbolism of things and the messages from God everyday. We are part of something much bigger than human life.
Our communion with God can be consistent by our willingness to surrender to our multidimensionality — that has no individuality.
I find that magic is everywhere, even in the smallest moment, I simply have to dedicate myself to being present.
So true Meg, surrendering to be present with myself in each and every moment is all that is needed to feel the magic of God. I know it is that simple and when I let go and feel the simplicity the magic of God and expansion in my body is palpable.
Yes, Meg and Caroline, it is so easy to miss the magic by getting caught in the ‘doing’ and distractions of living yet it is always there for us to see and feel if we only stay present.
I love this and will hold it with me through my day today bringing a whole different level of appreciation of the love of God we are held in. I get a sense it shows us how we are held by love all the time, it is our choice to be aware of that or not. So I wonder what my day will look like if I choose to be more aware of it in every moment, not just when I ‘need it’?
This is beautiful and sharing such miracles most definitely adds depth to our every day life and opening up the fact that we are much more than human.
It took me a while to stop dismissing these messages from the universe and see them for what they were – constant communications and confirmations always reminding me that we’re part of something so much greater than ourselves.
There are messages everywhere if we choose to see them – so why not take a moment to let the universe communicate all that it has to offer. It makes life so much simpler as we then begin to understand so much more of what is happening around us.
The magic of God is an understanding introduced by Universal Medicine that I am never endingly appreciative of, it tells me God is there, it reminds me I am with God in every day.
Beautiful and so inspiring to read Sally, thank you, I am “inspired to develop my relationship with God and to be in communion with him every day.”
I agree that when we rush around being busy, we become quite myopic and fail to see the magic in little moments that happen all the time. When I am like this, I cannot see beyond the next thing I need to do and become very serious, thus losing the playful relationship we naturally have with nature and the magic of God.
Brilliant Sally. The way you read the messages from God is so clear and practical. Very inspiring and real.
These are beautiful Magic of God moments that could easily be missed if caught up in preoccupations, other distractions, and the dismissing of them. Super inspired to take note of all these moments, all the ways in which God communicates and being open to them. How easily is it to ignore the food spilling off the table if wanting to dumb oneself out with food? Today, after a tricky day at work I went for a walk along a beautiful canal and saw a heron flying above. For a large and fairly cumbersome bird they seem to me to defy gravity, and sore with grace and wisdom reminding me that however heavy my day I do not need to be weighed down by the experiences of others or take on board their emotions or distress.
Awesome Karin. Love the gentleness and grace in which most animals move. They invite me to be more with me in my movements, expressing through them my natural beauty and delicateness.
When we are in the flow and connection of our bodies i find we have a greater space to enjoy these wonderful opportunities or little chats with God and it is in these moments we learn how grand and interconnected we all truly are.
I just love how God is always there and it is up to us to make the effort to connect to the divine messages available to us through symbolism.
Very true Elizabeth – He is always there for us, its just a question of whether we choose to join him.
We are reminded of God every moment of the day it is our choice whether we get caught up in our daily activities and ignore them, or move in a way that confirms all the messages we are receiving. Sometimes when we have moved too far off track we are given stop moments such as a flat tyre or an accident or and illness to bring us back. All are deeply loving and show the enormous stupendous love that is there for us all at all moments in time.
Sally, I love that you share as a family how the magic of God played out in your day. Clocking and appreciating these moments are a beautiful reminder to confirm how truly supported we are everyday with this constant communication from God.
We are so deeply supported to be more aware. I appreciate every moment of life and our awareness deepening whether we like it or not, I welcome this and life shows me more the steps in doing so through the body and through everywhere around.
In every moment we are supported – do we notice the moments of communication and the opportunity to re-connect, expand and let go of? This has been so supportive to read Sally, it is a gentle nudge to not allow ourselves to cast our eyes down continuously but to look out and up and to observe the messages unfolding around us everyday.
We can call them random events, chance, coincidence, etc. We can also call them messages from God taking care of us lovingly. It is a choice each of us have to make on its own. The first makes sure that it closes the door straight away to anything and to everything. The second, opens a door and invite you to feel how much you are beheld.
It’s interesting isn’t it Eduardo that we are constantly being offered loving support from the Divine and yet we have separated ourselves so much from this fact and our own divinity that we are able to dismiss something as coincidence, accident, chance when in actuality, everything has a purpose and is a point of evolution for us if we are open to feeling and reading it.
Beautifully said Elizabeth, it is simple, isn’t it? To live in a way where we feel the blessings from God everyday because they are constantly around us.
Sally, reading your beautiful blog reminds me to appreciate the magic of God and to not take my chores too seriously too. I find choosing to be playful allows me to appreciate a lot more in my every day moments.
Gorgeous blog , sharing with us what messages of God are and how they are always confirming that we are a son of God and that we are always connected to God – no matter what, even if we do not choose to live by the connection. Showing us that he is constantly communicating with us playfully so, the truth of who we are and confirmations of being who we truly are. He sees us – time to see him. The love he is – the love we are.
Lovely Danna, yes the love we are from, the love we are, this is all around us in every moment. How aware of this we choose to be is for us – we have free will. Yet, wow, I can feel how much support Sally feels offered by being aware of the little messages than simply and blindly fumbling through life feeling like you are doing it all on your own.
It’s beautiful to re-open or deepen our awareness of how the magic of God is there in our daily life to support us to evolve – never dictating but offering inspiration and reflection to help us bring out more of who we truly are to life.
The magic of life is an awe to behold and a testament of the unending love in which God holds us. We are forever called to realise the majesty we are within, and that we are intrinsically part of a greater plan where being who we are, as the Sons of God, is what brings to life the light that reflects who we all truly are.
‘We are forever called to realise the majesty we are within’ this is so beautiful and boy are we held in love, the love is always there and never not calling us to live the love we are.
Such simple everyday things that when we allow for the communication that is being offered, brings a true richness into life. Opening up to God in this way is very tangible and relatable, once allowed.
Thank you Sally – I look forward to seeing what messages God has for me today.
I loved all that you shared Sally especially this last line, making life light, with fun and joy, I am learning to not take life so serious, ” I stopped to appreciate that there is joy in everything I do and even the weekly shopping can be playful, reminding me that I don’t need to take the chores in life too seriously.”
I love how you point out that these signs and gifts from God are for all equally. They are not given to those that believe or those that are good. They are always there for you if you are willing to connect and in that awareness, the stillness opens our heart and eyes to the magic everywhere.
Its great to see God through what is seen in the world, particularly nature, and this in itself brings God more to us in our everyday lives.
The understanding here is the humbleness and surrender that we are offered in truly reading the messages of God as every message is a support, always.
Sally its lovely to come back and read your blog from a few years ago, its very timely and I especially loved reading “On carrying my grocery shopping from the supermarket to the car, a beautiful butterfly with yellow and orange markings flew alongside me. I stopped to appreciate that there is joy in everything I do” it shows the magic of God is always there.
Thank you Sally, I really enjoyed reading your blog today. It’s inspired me to be more aware of and share those magical moments that happen every day. One night I cut up some pumpkin that looked a bit suspect, I hurried on despite my reservations about its freshness and placed the pieces into my airfryer (a small oven on the countertop). That night it just would not work – the oven literally refused to cook this pumpkin. I decided to take it out and investigate it further tasting some of it raw and sure enough it was not edible. The oven worked fine after this incident.
It’s true Sally, there can be a joy in all that we do when we accept that all the experiences and details of our life bless us with an opportunity to grow, learn and appreciate both ourselves and the world around us.
I simply love these divine little messages we receive constantly and make me appreciate the space we can have in any moment to enjoy them in full. This morning while I was on the train I watched these beautiful hot air balloons just floating by and as we passed the tall skyscrapers the full moon’s reflection shone bright. We have these amazing opportunities to view these messages and the little reflections constantly if we choose to stop and enjoy the moment.
“I’ve accepted that the magic of God can be seen by everyone, from the very young to the very old, men and women, black or white, ‘good’ or ‘bad’.” the more I’ve opened up to the fact of the magic of God and started to see the detail and the magic of God in everything life becomes so much more enjoyable and a deep learning experience.
Being open to the beauty Sally shares here, reading every moment as the magic it is, to constantly remind us that we are also from the same magic, is to say yes to the essence of our being.
There is something on offer for us to learn, realise or understand in every moment if we are open to seeing it!
What this shows is that we are always supported and that there is abundant beauty around us and that there is much to appreciate.
Not all small white feathers that lay in the park are a message for me but this afternoon there was one I knew was there on my path especially for me, to remind me of my tenderness and light. How my working in a nursing home – I walked from work to my home – is only about bringing light and being tender.
I am inspired to start noticing more and sharing with my family at dinner time, what a great conversation starter!
What I felt on reading your blog Sally is just how loving we are being with ourselves when we choose to read and understand the constant messages we are being offered during our day. And sharing it at the dinner table feels so much fun. I feel inspired!
‘I had gone into automatic pilot and was in the motion of getting things done and wanting to rush’. Yes I know this only too well, as automatic pilot was an ingrained pattern and movement of mine for a long time. These days I am much more in my body and can clock quicker when this old movement creeps back in. I stop, connect with my breath and then change my movement.
Being more aware and open to seeing what is being reflected to me in the things that happen in my day helps me to be more present and aware of the quality (specifically the energetic quality) in the way I am living and doing things.
As we open up to the magic of God, the magic of God opens up to us a millionfold.
That’s such a great way to spend dinner – not just discussing what’s happened in the day, but the details and the magic behind it all, it’s also easy to overlook the magic of God when we get caught up in life, so talking about it daily is a great idea.
What this shows is that God is no push over – He is only going to show us the TRUTH and sometimes that can be too much responsibility to take. I know I have missed countless moments like you mention Sally by not reading and observing them simply because I did not want to swallow the humble pill and accept what they really were showing me.
One of the things I enjoy in my day is an early morning walk and through that I often find I am experiencing the Magic of God in nature. Birds and sometimes a beautiful native flower that I haven’t seen before, the beauty of the sunrise and on occasion Hot Air Balloons drifting lazily across the sky. Thank you for the reminder Sally!
Recently I have started to share my magic of God moments throughout my day with my housemate and likewise she shares them too. This feels so gorgeous and very, very confirming and at the same time expands our awareness that God is indeed everywhere and that God is also in the detail.
I stopped to appreciate that there is joy in everything I do and even the weekly shopping can be playful, reminding me that I don’t need to take the chores in life too seriously. A super reminder for us all, thankyou Sally!
It’s great to sit down with family or friends to take in the day. This is a part of a great routine to get into and helps to let go of the day and get ready for sleep. It’s amazing when you look at what you have seen in your day and may not have been aware of what it was saying. Doing readings like the ones detailed in this article are a great way for us to understand more and bring more awareness to the way we move in our day. I know at times I can walk into life and things like this allow me to keep more awareness to what is going on around me.
I love your blog Sally. The more of these beautiful and revealing magic of God moments we allow ourselves to see, the more there is to see. Life is continuously communicating our multidimensionality with us, and when we live in a way that is in respect to this we can enjoy the blessings.
There are so many magical moments that we miss when we lose our awareness, and everyone is either a reminder or a confirmation for us. I often smile to myself when I come across these moments, as it’s a reminder for me that God is everywhere.
Thank you Sally. When we live in a way that supports us to see the magic of God at play life becomes so much fun and so very joyful. It adds a whole other dimension to life.
A wonderful reminder that we are always being communicated by the Universe and life is all about evolution. It is very beautiful to feel how your family share a moment together, every day, deepening, enriching the relationship amongst yourselves and with the divinity.
we have the opportunity to receive the gift of God’s communication in every second of the day – lighting us back the way home… all we need to do is appreciate what we are offered and be open to receiving that guidance and understanding.
When we experience a magic of God moment it brings so much joy because we get to feel in that moment that we are not alone and that God is in and around us all of the time.
Some great examples here of communication and the fact that we are never not communicating something, and that we are constantly being supported to evolve – I particularly like the example of the food falling off of the plate; this happens a lot when I snack and am not hungry, inevitably the snack ends up on the floor.
This communication is in everything, even in the things that we don’t consider as communication.
When you consider that every day is in fact full of these moments, you realise that we are actually always in non stop communion with God – the question is are we listening?
“The sharing of our days gives us all an opportunity to hear and feel the magic of God everywhere, whether it be in our own bodies, with nature, or in a traffic jam or in the bustle of the city in which we live”.
How very true Sally; our challenge and our responsibility is to be open to the Magic of God within our bodies and to all around us. Thank you Sally for sharing your experiences and your wisdom.
The Magic of God; your blog is a beautiful reminder Sally to observe, read and appreciate the powerful messages continually displayed through nature and all things in and around us.
This is a beautiful and simple reminder to appreciate the Magic of God at play within and around us, once we allow that communication to begin it is endless the amount of messages we can discover everyday.
How can life be boring when we open our eyes and see life as a playground of learning as you and your family did Sally.. An action packed day with little messages reminding you to stay connected and enjoy the wisdom that is being offered to you and your family.
Thank you Sally for the beautiful reminder, that we are constantly held in God’s love. Constantly called to return to or confirm our connection to our Soul, through which we can live as the realised Sons of God we in essence are. There are no coincidences in our lives as we are all connected to all, and everything in our universe, all of which is naturally pulled to be in harmony, move in union with the divine pulse of the universe – love.
Carola, this is a beautiful way to express the magic of God, “that we are constantly held in God’s love’. How true that we are constantly being called to return, to reconnect to Soul and live that love on earth. As above so below.. and all around.
Once we recognise the magic of God and its communication with us, it opens up a deeper level of joy and connection, and learning that is on offer to us always.
What you have shared is that the Magic of God is omnipresent and it is up to us to deepen our awareness in order to be able to experience and appreciate it more and more each and every day.
So beautiful to read Sally, thank you for sharing, reminding me that everyday and with everything I can be in communion with God.
Serge Benhayon, Natalie Benhayon and Universal Medicine have inspired me greatly too to appreciate just how much is being communicated to us all the time! Before I would dismiss things much more often and not stop to connect with what was being reflected to me, it’s still a work in progress but I can say I’ve opened up much more to the messages I’m getting and it’s brought a beautiful level of awareness to my life that I know I can keep deepening.
It is gorgeous to be reminded of this, it is in everything, we only need to be open to recognising this Beauty. Which symbology brings.
When we open our eyes to the magic of God – it is everywhere. Yesterday as I left my home the sun was rising over fields of sparkling white frost – stunning.
Magic of God is everywhere absolutely we need to stop and open our eyes fully to see it is everywhere.
Sally coming back to your blog I now know that if I am not seeing or appreciating the Magic of God throughout my day then something is wrong and that my movements must not be in sync. It is a great reminder for where I am at and feeling.
I was feeling a little despondent with life when the Magic of God came into my life by way of your blog Sally. What a joy to read.
Reading this made me wonder how many messages from God I miss daily. I felt how Gods communication is infinite with offerings, never tiring regardless of my acknowledgement or shortsightedness of it’s offerings.
Such is the love of God.
Your blog reminds me to appreciate the magic of God is constantly around me. All I have to do is to simply connect to them by first connecting to myself and appreciate what is being communicated and be open to learn from them.
Isn’t life in truth joyful and playful? If we are willing to open our eyes to the divine around us we can feel we are so much greater and more than the physical world has led us to believe. I appreciate you sharing this fact with us Sally, so thank you.
Sometimes we stop and exclaim that we have found something magic, experienced a moment where we could feel God with us. But really what your words here Sally show me is that there is no thing that is not part of this show and that when you connect you start to see, that the messages and ‘magic’ goes on infinitely, it is only limited by our capacity to see. So how lost are we when we see the world as humdrum or boring, and what are we thinking when we are appalled by big moves in earth like ‘natural disasters’? For surely there is magic in these parts too.
It is my feeling that God is constantly in communion with us all for this is his nature. He has no favourites for we are all his equal Sons and that he ‘speaks’ directly with us through reflections in nature, the happenings of our lives and impulses from within our inner hearts. His communications are of love, from love and about love because this is who and what he is.
Thank you Sally for sharing all these examples of how you’ve seen communications from God we have otherwise overlooked and/or dismissed. I have experienced similar messages in my life and reading this I questioned: How could I appreciate this communication more? And it got me wondering about the communications from God that come from each other or ourselves. Nature can be a great confirmation of who we are and also who and what we are not, and since we all share the same particles, as energy is never static then that communication is also coming through ours and other peoples bodies. What about those magic of God moments?
I am just getting aware it is November the 10th, 1 being the number of new beginning reminding me of making the choice to not hold onto some old behaviours I got aware of the last days and the new awareness I am in the process of developing due to some insights I just had. The tendency to slip back into old familiar modes seemingly unnoticed preventing the new, fresh and truer choices and understandings needs to be stopped and the next true choice embraced; and yes it is a new choice hence not necessarily any familiarity but a definite sense of truth and expansion to trust on.
Could it be that when we started to understand ourselves as independent entities or isolated from nature and the universe and everything around us (that actually contains us and is the sphere we live in) that we have lost connection and shut down our awareness to the constant communication that continues consistently?! We are much more interrelated entities than independent ones, ie we are parts of a greater whole. Understanding ourselves as parts naturally reconnects us to the magic of God.
The more appreciation of the Magic of God moments and messages in everyday life, the more awareness there is for seeing and understanding them,
How natural these messages are from God via nature or even a morsell of food falling onto the floor reminding me that my body truly does not want anymore of what I was thinking about indulging in eating 🙂
Indeed Sally, there is a message in everything which can be confirming or a loving reminder or warning. The birds and animals are completely in tune with this in nature and do respond to weather changes, tsunamis, floods knowing when to move to higher ground and on a daily basis they know what they can or can’t eat. It’s a lesson for us to re learn these observations and instincts and communications that are there for us to read.
Such little details serve to remind us of our own connection to all and sundry.
What a delight full reminder of the Magic Of God reflected to us from nature, little mishaps down to big STOP moments like a broken bone. It’s the gift we are all receiving every moment that reminders us to return to our bodies and read and listen to the messages we firstly receive from within.
Like a regular theatre-goer with the most amazing front row seat, it is like we have become totally blase about the things that happen in life. It is only when we become ill or life’s events get taken away that we actually start to stop and see that absolute beauty of what happens every day. Sure sometimes we are confused and we can choose to criticise and pick holes, but when we later come to see and understand the bigger story we are always blown away. So your words help me remember today Sally – am I appreciating the absolute support I receive from God? Am I seeing the bigger picture in my life? For it is certainly grand, rich and embroidered with Love.
Thank you Sandra for a truly beautiful blog bring me back to slow down and appreciate that God is all around us and within us, the magic is always happening if I am aware to see and feel it.
“It seems our life takes on a ‘life’ of its own and we get so caught up in doing things, being distracted, stimulated, busy, rushing around, reacting to the devastation and destruction in the world, getting sick and emotional, feeling overwhelmed and being exhausted… that maybe, just maybe, we miss all of the things God is sharing with us…” after I read this paragraph I had to go back and read it again. I realised I was rushing it, so it was very revealing of my own state this morning and the fact that all of those things mentioned, getting sick, feeling overwhelmed etc etc seem part of many peoples lives and something that we appear to accept as the norm and we have forgotten the magic of stopping and appreciating every little signal and sign around us. Thank-you Sally for sharing your wonderment at the magic of god…. and now I will slow down and observe 🙂
What magnificence we are blessed with everyday to remind us of our own divinity…and when we have strayed from it. There is a whole multidimensional world communicating with us 24/7. Thank you Sally.
We read books and see films all about magical worlds, with amazing special effects where we have super powers, and then tend to return to our life with a view that its grey, dull, boring, flat and full of strife. But what you show beautifully here Sally is how we have it the round the wrong way around and if we open our eyes to see the significance of everything. From the symbols we see to the clouds in the sky, God’s magical superpowers are always on tap, here to support and inform and help us allow. So to be alone, and weak and not knowing the truth is really a choice where we tune out God in every way.
I love your example Sally and the reminder these messages are there constantly throughout the day. l’ve recently been enjoying a daily appreciation with my partner and have found that powerfully supportive. This adds another dimension again thank you… there is so much more at play we don’t allow ourselves to be aware of, and yet we are part of it even when we think we are not, or when we think we don’t want to be.
I used to associate ‘magic of God’ with something to do with nature, but what I am realizing is that everything about life is here to be read and it brings much richness when we start feeling and appreciating more of what life is truly bringing to us. Love we are held in is just incredible.
I just love these beautiful everyday examples of messages from God that you have shared Sally, but what I love even more is that your family were all so open to seeing what was being presented to them in those moments, and that you have made the time for this rich and supporting ritual within your day; how incredibly inspiring!
I love this blog Sally, it always brings me make to appreciate what we are given everyday if we choose to see it.
Sally, thank you for reminding me today that God is leaving messages everywhere and when I go into a rush I will not be able to see or open these messages. We are so supported everyday if we are open to allowing this divine support in!
Wow. This makes me realise how much I take life for granted, seeing many things in life as just random occurrences and getting busy dealing with them, while actually I am being constantly offered to learn something. Every moment is worth paying attention to, and I can feel how I see the awareness that would come with that choice to be too much at times. Thank you for the inspiration, Sally.
What beautiful and insightful readings Sally.
So lovely to read this again this morning and feel the spaciousness you offer.
Sally I love reading about the magic of God in all these different situations, one I particularly like is when you get stopped by a feather or the bees, little moments that are going on and we can allow ourselves to be aware and appreciate these things and the message they bring or be so caught up in other things we don’t realise they are going on.
The Magic of God is all around us whether we choose to see it or not it is happening constantly we are all a part of the big picture. It is up to us to connect with the reflections offered to support our evolution.
Yes – how can we live without connection? How can we live without living our essence? What are we using as normal responses, clear and sensitive, or hardness and/or judgemental behaviours … I have discovered that there is not a thing wrong. Rather, it is a surrendering to God. Thank you.
Understanding and being aware of the magic of God has completely changed my life and this blog brilliantly demonstrates how rich and full life becomes when we pay attention to the ways God communicates with us. Thank you Sally.
You have shared such simple but beautiful examples of how God is communicating with us all the time, Sally. I am appreciating the reminder about how precious life is and that there is nothing that happens by accident or coincidence.
Great readings Sally. What if we all choose to be aware of the Magic of God and learn to live in harmony with each other wherever we are?
There is a whole other dimension of communication, blessings and messages there for us in every moment, and it reminds me of the universality of our being, that we are light within a vessel.
I love how you gather in the evening and confirm the magic of God moments that have touched you during the day, and also how you equally saw the seeming mishaps as Magic moments also, as they allowed a deeper awareness and presence. I was in the kitchen 2 days ago having a conversation with my sister when I looked out the window just at the moment a delicate white feather was making its way to the earth. It seemed to be moving in slow motion, very beautiful to feel.
Spot on about the magic of God constantly in our faces! In fact we have to work very hard indeed to not see this magic around us all of the time. Be it as you have so perfectly described, Sally, the mug that falls to the floor and shatters, or the bee that buzzes around, true magic is there for us to see the moment we open our eyes and hearts to it.
I love this blog. I come back to it again and again for the beautiful inspiration it offers in the wisdom that comes when we simply pay attention to all the messages from God that are constantly being communicated to us. So very deeply inspiring, thank you Sally.
Another gorgeous and inspiring article making me smile in appreciation of the beauty and lessons that can be found in every moment in life if we are willing to see what is there for us to learn and evolve from.
Samantha beautifully shared there are so many lessons which can be found in every moment in life, if we willing to see them and learn and evolve.
Thank you Sally, your blog reminded me of a park I walk through and sometimes, little birds begin to fly very fast around me anticlockwise. I notice and it fills me with joy. Such is the power of God in nature.
Being open to acknowledging the many Magic of God moments that present themselves every day makes life so much more joyful and deepens my appreciation of the beauty that I am surrounded by. With this I notice how often I can go into my head and a drive to get things done rather than allowing life to unfold naturally – the messages from God are a beautiful reminder to bring myself back to the moment and what is needed.
Yesterday I had a wagtail in my garden, it was as if he/she was always there waiting to catch my eye with his/her playful antics. It was definitely telling me to lighten up and enjoy life more and I heeded the message and began to do what I felt to rather than what I ought to. I realised I had started to get too serious and was letting the outside world dictate my actions and I was coming from a place of duty and had lost the joy and spontaneity that being in tune with oneself allows for. This led me to giving a lift to a man who was walking on the main road, a dangerous road to walk at the best of times, and going a slightly longer way round than I had intended, on the way round I passed some gorgeous gardens and saw a colleague, from work so stopped and had a brief but uplifting chat with her until another car came along and it was time for me to move. I allowed the rest of the day to unravel its magic before me, and I still feel, the next day, that the magic is continuing.
Sally with your great sharing about the magic of god in daily life I am inspired to be open to see the magic of him as well – thank you for being such an inspiration.
Yes to all of that. How amazing what life is showing us – when we just see & listen. What stands out is that we are currently living under the illusion that life is about struggle instead of joy. What I come to learn through Universal Medicine is that there is no need for struggle when their is a commitment to joy – which is yourself in divine connection. so Yes SOG!
Thank you Lee for a very beautiful description of the love that God provides us with in every moment of our lives. Working for God the best and our only true job.
The magic of God is indeed beautiful. After a week of feeling less than my usual self I decided to go for a walk as a way to reconnect to me. I was feeling quite despondent and knew I had a responsibility to bring myself out of it whilst at the same time not giving myself a hard time for feeling that way. So I just let it be as I walked, let a few tears out and felt supported by God with the kookaburra landing in a nearby tree, the delicate feather on the ground, coming back home and reading a timely blog relating to just how I was feeling and confirming that it’s up to us to fill our own cup and love ourselves rather than look to another to love us, and then watching a family of magpies playing, showing me the way to be, topped off by now reading this blog – a wonder-filled afternoon.
Awesome to read this blog again as it gently reminds me to appreciate the magic of God in life. When I go into the busyness and rush, I miss the glory of what is within me and surrounds.
There is no such thing as empty space, therefore what is in the space we perceive to be empty? Could it be God? After all God is omnipresent is he not? So it makes sense that as God is love, every particle of light transmits or emanates the energy of God to support us along the return journey back to who we are by giving us signs and signals, and if we pay attention to them, can accelerate our evolution back to God, and all we are required to do is be open enough to receive them and acknowledge that if God is love then we are too.
Yes, indeed these messages are for everyone as we are all equal in God’s eyes. It’s really up to us as to whether we’re open to receiving what’s on offer.
I love this blog so much. The magic of God is everywhere and your very real and practical examples of what they were reflecting to in those moments is wonderfully inspiring. Thank you Sally.
The examples are wonderfully powerful – when you actually connect to what is going on all around us, the magic is that there is a powerful reflection for us all the time. In particular I like the bumps and breakages as you describe them with no reaction, no judgement or defence as to why this, or because of that. They are quite simply reflecting what is going on for us and provide an opportunity to change if we are open to seeing it… they are the very best teachers of all!
What if every moment is perfectly designed and arranged to show you exactly what you need to see? What if every instance in our path is there as an opportunity to truly understand? What if we are all being constantly communicated to in this way? Then we would have to say the Magic of God is not in one-off scenarios but is constantly surrounding, holding and supporting us. How crazy is it that we ever get to think we are weak or don’t understand when we have such a loving and constant friend, in nature, the universe and God that’s right here, right now, with you and me. Thank you for celebrating this magic Sally.
I am well aware of the Magic of God and yet do not share this on a daily basis. I can feel how magical this is in itself. Thank you Sally.
I love this Sally. What a beautiful way to share your day and the ever present joy of God around us always. Thank you.
I loved reading this blog once again Sally, and being reminded that God is constantly communicating his love every moment of every day , and the joy and confirmation I feel when I am present enough to feel and receive the magic.
Love this very important reminder Sally thank you, yesterday I felt blessed to witness many magic of God moments. Love/ God is constantly around us, we have been crazy to not notice it!
‘Our family has begun to share the magic of God every day. One of these times is when we all come together at the end of a day to share the evening meal. This time of the day gives us an opportunity to talk about our day and express all that we have seen and felt within it.’ Sally this is really lovely how you communicate the magic of God with each other everyday, when we do this we really bring our awareness to what is being offered to us and the reflection it offers too.
I agree Carola – it is important that we support each other to understand the magnitude of who and what we are. It’s easy to doubt ourselves but with the support of others we can step back up again and steady ourselves with the knowing that God is not there judging us; he is waiting there with love. Just to remind us, he sends us constant messages and if we are observant we find that his magic is everywhere in our lives.
“What if we have simply forgotten about what it is we are seeing and thus what it is that is being communicated to us?” There are so many messages being communicated to us everyday, when we live in and from our innermost connection, yet as soon as we are distracted or lose our connection, we don’t get to see or hear what is being so lovingly offered to us.
It’s beautiful to feel just how supported we are by the constant communication from God. Loving messages offering guidance and reminding us of who we truly are.
Re-reading this blog I am beauitfully reminded to clock all the messages that we are receiving from God all the time. It is easy to just skip through the day and forget this is occurring at times, time to create more stop moments and enjoy the Magic of God that is forever with us.
“The sharing of our days gives us all an opportunity to hear and feel the magic of God everywhere, whether it be in our own bodies, with nature, or in a traffic jam or in the bustle of the city in which we live.” It is amazing what can be revealed by sharing our magic of God moments, I love the unexpected little messages that God leaves to let us know he is very much there with us all.
“On getting up off the couch I walked straight into the corner of the kitchen table, bumping my hip. ” I used to bump into things a lot before, ending up with bruises on my legs, I was constantly on the move, never stopping to appreciate or be with myself. Things definitely have changed over the last few years, where I am more present with with myself in each moment, I am no longer rushing around.
Alisonmoir I love that you call the magic go God, God’s love letters.
A very good point Michael.
I love how you bring in evolution harryjwhite and that just by being ourselves we evolve and along the way God is talking to us all of the time.
I love this felixschumacher8, it was a pretty big magic of God moment and you got the message, one not to be missed.
So beautiful to read to read your blog again Sally, I realise that at times I take life too serious thereby missing out on the joy of the moment being offered. ” I stopped to appreciate that there is joy in everything I do and even the weekly shopping can be playful, reminding me that I don’t need to take the chores in life too seriously.”
This is a great reminder for me as well Jill, as I can relate to the magic seemingly disappearing when I take myself or life too seriously. It of course does not disappear its just I forget to see it when I choose to be serious. Living in life in a way that is simple and joyful makes such a difference to the magic of God that is around me.
Thank You Sally for the reminder to not rush through the day without awareness of the beauty and wisdom of the magic of God. Lovely to share with all the family and connect at the end of the day.
Roslyn, I was working in a cafe today and it was hot and busy. I went to clean a table of dirty dishes and there was a huge white feather under the table I was cleaning. The magic go God literally appears everywhere.
Gosh your blog was so beautiful to read Sally – I realised that when i’m busy and in a certain ‘mode’ of behaviour to get things done that i’m robbing myself of these ‘magic of God’ moments that are forever sharing with us our Divinity – I love your family sharing around the dinner table 🙂
Hi shelleyjones44, I can relate to the doing mode or sometimes the mode of pure function which disconnects me to the magic in my day. I am learning to make my day and way of life about energy first so that I stay connected to the magic of God while I still get through my list of things to do or my work day.
I love the way each of your family doesn’t disregard small details of life and reads and appreciates the moment as a point of evolution. This is not something I have been consistently practicing in my everyday life. You have inspired me. Thank you, Sally.
“I’ve recently begun to realise more and more how the magic of God surrounds us every day and that there are messages to behold in the most obvious and unobvious of places. The messages are there for everyone; they are not given to a chosen few or those aligned to certain religious beliefs and you do not have to be special or gifted”. We are all the Sons of God. This is a fact that is totally independent from how we live, what we do, etc. God does not send messages only to a part of his Sons.
There is the magic of God everywhere, for everyone and very playful. It makes me feel that God is full of fun, joy and laughter and that we are beings of light.
A friend shared a magic of God moment with me the other day and we laughed at God’s sense of humour. He really is very playful and the more I connect with this the more I seem to be able to read the playful messages.
Absolutely incredible and magnificent; God is communicating with us every single day – whether it be through a sign we see, something someone says or in the beauty of nature. It’s all there. The key to checking out if it is truly a message from God and one sent to evolve us, is about checking in with how we feel in that moment and through using our intuition.
I love how you share the Magic of God in daily life at dinnertime Sally – what a beautiful way to spend time with each other appreciating and reflecting on the messages you felt in the day.
Hi Anna, I must say we have let this slip around the dinner table of late. But I do seem to be reading more messages during the day. However it is always lovely sharing the messages with others and hearing the messages they have received.
An awesome addition to our dinner table conversations would be the magic of God. We have so many things going on, and sharing them with others will help us all evolve. Life is indeed a bit crazy, so the Magic of God is there to remind us that living is quite simple, It is us that makes it complex.
Just gorgeous. What a great idea to share these observations with each other at the evening meal time. It is by taking notice of these moments that more messages are there to be seen.
This so beautiful to share Sally, so many stop moments just to stop, feel and read the message that the Magic of God is presenting to you, what a beautiful family conversation to be shared. I often notice the Magic of God but at times I don’t always really stop to feel the message that I am being given, so thank you for your inspiring blog.
I often notice things fleetingly and then move onto the next thing, but your comments Jill have made me realise that noticing is only the first step; the next part is to take the time to appreciate the offering from God. I appreciate that you and Sally have brought this to my attention – thank you.
The magic of god really is all around us, it is just up to us to pick up on these amazing signs and symbols that are shown. But it is also bringing awareness to the amazing magic each of us bring, being aware of that also can feel equally the magic of god, as it can shine through us all.
“This time of the day gives us an opportunity to talk about our day and express all that we have seen and felt within it.” – there can be so much superficiality in conversations, what you write here Sally is a great reminder that there is so much we can share and express with each other, and how this sharing can naturally be part of the foundation of our family relationships.
Thank you Sally for the inspiration to start sharing more about the magic of God within my family as part of our day to day. This is gorgeous.
Such a great sharing Sally, and just so lovely to read that you share your Magic of God moments as a family daily, this can only deepen your awareness and appreciation, not only of Gods messages but, of the special magic each of you bring, Magic!
I like this Barbara, your suggestion of appreciating the special magic that each of us brings. We have not been valuing this as much as we could be. Your comment has prompted me to bring more awareness to this, thank you.
Thank you Sally for sharing your Magic of God moments. It is fun being aware and open to the constant communication from God. There is a message in everything and this includes me, my body is giving me messages all the time and I am learning to listen and the more I listen the clearer the message, my inner being is part of God’s magic.
There are signs for us everywhere especially when we need them. There is never a moment when we are not being loved by God. Thank you Sally for writing about the expansion of your understanding of the magic of God. It is so beautiful to have this awareness and to know that God is with us in every moment.
“There are signs for us everywhere…” So true Amanda! I’m beginning to realise this more and more that the magic of God is always there, but it is just up to me to open my eyes and receive the messages!
Absolutely Angela it’s whether we choose to walk with our eyes open or closed will be see the magic of God, as it is around us all the time.
Sally I really love all the readings you have done here and claimed within your everyday life. This allows us all to see and feel deeper into what is happening around us and in our lives that are the magic of God everyday. Thank you for this very important sharing and confirmation.
Thank you Sally for the reminder these messages can be packaged in any way and even when we hurt ourselves this is still the magic of God in action, and great inspiration for conversation at mealtimes 🙂
I love the magic of god and it is sad that when we get older we forget about these wonderful experiences even if it is not stopping showing us all of his beauty. So it is awesome that you remind us to look and be open again for those little, and sometimes also big signs from god.
Yes Sally, the Magic of God is in every moment, and all around us all the time – ‘The sharing of our days gives us all an opportunity to hear and feel the magic of God everywhere, whether it be in our own bodies, with nature, or in a traffic jam or in the bustle of the city in which we live.’
I had to giggle at some of your examples Sally as they are very familiar to me. It is lovely to have your blog stop me to appreciate how much, how often ,how lovingly and playful God’s communication is. And how stubborn I can be at times and trying hard to ignore it or fool myself into thinking I cannot read the message that was sent to me. God’s communication is impeccable, spot on and we are always able to read them if we are willing to see truth.
“It seems our life takes on a ‘life’ of its own … ”
Yes it does seem like this, Sally, a great phrase. And then there’s the magic of God to bring the opportunity for a pause and to remember who we are and to ‘come back’ to ourselves … and then the life that has a life of its own is not so frenetic, there’s a gap between what is happening and who we are 🙂
I love your sharing Sally. How lucky are we to realise the amazing gifts God offers us each moment of the day ! Thanks to the teachings of the Ancient Wisdom presented by Serge Benhayon we are made aware if many wonderful and inspirational ways God speaks to us.
When we allow ourselves to see how God is showing his magic in every moment we would feel we are constantly supported, that we never walk, work, sit and stand alone.
This for me is such a joy to feel, we are Sons of God and absolutely worth all this attention and yet we do not want to see this in full. Ouch!
Excellent Bernard, when I have been receiving these moments of magic I sometimes have a little chuckle for it blows me away that we can get so caught on the madness in life we forget to appreciate the magnificence and grandness that these messages come from. Stopping to feel them is awesome.
Sally this was as gorgeous as it was inspiring to read. Life is indeed full of gifts, beautifully delivered… sometimes even magically, to support us in every moment if are willing and open to receive and be embraced by the wisdom within them.
I loved reading this blog Sally – it has inspired me to take much more notice of those magic moments, those messages that are there for all of us if we are open to receiving them.
I am also very inspired by the sharing of your day at dinner time – what a beautiful way to come together as a family, to appreciate each other and to appreciate our lives.
I know the feeling from the past, where life has taken on a life of its own and seems to go hurtling along, slightly out of control on the back foot. But there are always messages for us to see, even when we are out of control, and when we don’t get them, we’ll get another opportunity. Once we notice little details of the magic of God, more and more seem to appear. It makes me smile because they have been there all the time, waiting to support us, when we are willing to look.
I love these messages from heaven during the day, is the best compass you can have in life, like these golden moments as the kookaburra laughs and appreciating every moment, taking the time to appreciate everything as message from God, playfully letting us know we are not alone and God is always with us.
This lovely article reminds me to notice the messages that are being given all the time and to ponder the message. I see so many small beautiful things that make me take pause but do not often take time to look deeper and consider the message they bring. Today I’ll be far more responsive.
I have noticed the magic of God throughout my life when it was glaringly obvious or when it was happening for someone else. But He is there, those moments are there far more often than I have ever noticed. And so your idea of stopping each day to talk about what the family has observed and felt is magic too, bringing more focus and appreciation into the day, my day. It is very timely for me to read this too, as our family has been struggling with being open and free enough to be able to see what God is giving us all, unreservedly. It is likely that it is when we are struggling that we really need to read the messages from God for support.
If we stop and consider that every single little thing in this world can teach us something, it’s hard to not be completely amazed by the order and magic that we live in.
Sally, it was such a joy to read your blog this afternoon and to stop and ponder on the Magic of God in my daily life. Yes, God is always presenting me with ‘stop’ moments, signs, conversations, symbols to confirm that he is always walking and communicating with me. But, am I listening, observing and appreciating His communication with me – sadly, there are times when I am not feeling myself and am out of my rhythm that I do fail to heed what he is showing me. Your blog has reminded me that the consistency of appreciating the magic of God in my daily life is what I need to do, and what better time to do it than at the end of the day to stop and recall those magical moments. Yes, notice and appreciate them at the time when they appear but to also recall them at evening time is so confirming of God’s pure and deep love of us all.
So true Ruth. Appreciating the Magic of God for all that insights it brings brings a new level of awareness and interaction.
“The messages are there for everyone; they are not given to a chosen few or those aligned to certain religious beliefs and you do not have to be special or gifted.”
And yet many people, from a lack of self-worth, find themselves unable to know this truth, let alone accept it. This can make them ‘blind’ or ‘deaf’ (eg, when the kookaburras sing, they may not even hear them) to the messages or be dismissive of them. I enjoy commenting on a magic of God and thus opening others’ eyes to it.
Sally, that was great to read for the start of my day ahead. It reminds and amazes me at how many messages from God are on offer to us everyday. It had me wondering how many I miss, and if I stayed more present how many I would see.
I have pondered on this too kimweston2 – and becoming aware that God is present all the time even if I’m not (!), so it’s never that the number of messages are reduced or limited, but how many we are actually aware of and choosing to see!
It’s so easy to get caught up in the distractions of everyday life and not appreciate the magic of God around us. What a beautiful time to spend with family over a meal sharing and evolving together.
Yes Joshua it is learning to share the magic and not talk about the doing from the day. I have to say I love listening to my husband share about the magic in his day he is great at expressing in this way.
Very beautiful Sally. The magic of God is indeed everywhere, all-ways. And it is when we are connected to our hearts that we can see how divinely connected we are to all. And through the messages and reflections that we constantly receive and surround us we can appreciate how beauty-full and magical life truly is.
Carola I see this play out with myself all of the time. If I am connected I see messages everywhere but if I am disconnected from myself then the messages seem to hide themselves from me, or more to the point, I cannot see them or I don’t even bother looking for them.
Gorgeous Blog Sally, I can feel how I was quite tired, confused and serious before I read this blog and now I feel lighter, more open and content that God is always presenting me with moments to feel who I am and the magic of where I come from. When I am connected and present with me I feel at one with God and I have beautiful confirmations of this. When I am not feeling myself and I’m a bit out of rhythm, I have those moments where I feel the little nudges to put me back on track like using one of your examples… bumping into things, dropping things etc.
Magic of God.. Amazing!
There is magic in every moment. I was in the laundry the other day and I had such a lovely conversation with the other people who were doing their laundry. When I walked out of the laundry, I said to myself: this was just magic, the magic of daily life.
How Beautiful Mariette, that you are seeing and feeling the beauty and magic in just daily life that many would call ordinary. When you start to feel that God’s magic is everywhere and enjoy each day.. ordinary life becomes quite AMAZING
Mariette, this has opened me up so much more as I am more aware now of the messages I receive though people via the daily communications I have with them, family, friends, work colleagues and those I do not know. Thank you.
It’s great you raise this important point Sally. The magic of God is not only in nature, but it is equally present in all of our interactions on a daily basis.
God is there to be felt by us all equally so and I love that. Thank you Sally for sharing your blog with us all its magical.
Today I am sitting on a mountain top amidst rainforest trees and birds. I will take care to tune in to the magic of God in every moment. Thank you Sally for explaining how we are being communicated with all the time.
Thank you for reminding me of the many ways we can feel God’s communication and love for us Sally. When I break something or make a mess I often get angry with myself and make myself wrong but when I read this beautiful post it felt easier to simply accept the conversation with God and appreciate the awareness the magic brings.
Leonne, I can go into this self criticism as well. However more and more I am letting that go and finding that I am then able to get very clear messages from God as to what is or has been happening. The communication is endless which just shows how much we are loved and supported. This supports me deepen the love and support I have for myself no matter what happens.
This is truly beautiful Sally. If God can love me it is crazy not to love myself.
It is indeed magical if we listen to the signs heaven sends us all the time …There is no bigger support than this. Beautiful, how you remind us to listen to it in your blog! Thank you.
Well said Steffihenn… what a great support this is! and it’s not limited to only a select few people… it is magic for us all!
Deeply beautiful Sally. Thank you for sharing the magic of God and the magic of you. Perhaps our love for movies and stories historically, comes from a knowing that life is naturally full of sub-plots and underlying themes that are actually there to see.
I love this blog, all those signs are so simple to walk past and think, oh I just bumped my hip. And this inspires me to just observe what is there, and not thinking immediately that is just something that happend.
I agree Benkt, Sally blog was a good reminder that everything happens for a reason if we so choose to see it.
I love this Sally. It always brings me so much joy when these blessings from God appear. I really appreciate how it can bring such a beautiful moment of stillness.
I feel the same Kelly, a moment to stop and be with God.
“It seems our life takes on a ‘life’ of its own and we get so caught up in doing things, being distracted, stimulated, busy, rushing around, reacting to the devastation and destruction in the world, getting sick and emotional, feeling overwhelmed and being exhausted… that maybe, just maybe, we miss all of the things God is sharing with us.” – Thank you, Sally, as I took a moment to sit and read your blog I was able to hear a bird singing a lovely song outside the window, something I may have missed God sharing with me if I had continued in the busyness of the day.
I can relate to what you share Natalie as it is very easy to let the busyness take over and then we miss so much that is going on around us.
Today as I sit here, I can here birds singing at the back of the house and then some at the front of the house returning their call.
Thank you for sharing Sally, a lovely reminder that the magic of God is everywhere should we choose to see it. I loved reading all your experiences!
I really enjoyed reading what you shared here Sally as it reminded me of the beauty that can be found in each moment. Earlier today I was blessed to spend time with two toddlers, who joyfully spent time enjoying nature, picking flowers and stones, as if nothing else in the world was more important, reminding me of the beauty of being in the moment. I could feel the true joy we each have if we stay present with ourselves, and it feels such a beautiful way to be.
Sally I’ve been opened to seeing the magic of God in daily life too, not in the way the churches say, but in the same direct, personally real and ongoing way that you have shared here. Then a couple of weeks ago I was reading an ancient document by Hermes and found a direct reference to this, so it’s not a ‘new fad’ cooked up by Universal Medicine! The quote, pertaining “most of all to man” is: “For with this life doth God consort; by visions in the night, by tokens in the day, and by all things doth He foretell the future unto him – by birds, by inward parts, by wind, by tree. Wherefore doth man lay claim to know things past, things present and to come.” So there you go, a clear statement that God communicates with us and tells us what’s up all the time through everything that is around us and within us!
diannetrussell this is beautiful, and yes an ageless statement telling us that God is always and forever communicating with us.
Beautiful Diannetrussel! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Dianne, for this confirmation that the magic has always been there all along.
Beautiful what you share here Dianne! It’s always been this way, we just chose to ‘forget’ that God is communicating with us all day long. We just chose to stop listening and seeing. My life is infinitely fuller and richer since I have been re-connecting to this knowing and the joy I feel when I recognise God’s hand in my life is truly profound.
Thank you diannetrussell for taking the time to share what you had found… that is beautifully written and oh so true. 🙂
Thanks Dianne for your sharing, that was awesome to read a little bit of Hermes in the morning. What stood out in his statement for me is ‘things past, things present and to come’. This made me feel how Gods messages are spherical and all encompassing.
That is so cool – thank you so much for sharing this ancient text, proof that there is nothing new about communication from God.
Awesome diannetrussell, to connect the Ageless Wisdom that tells us matter of factly that God communicates with us all of the time.
Wow – thank you for sharing that Dianne – just beautiful.
Sally what a beautiful blog and great timing for me. I have been feeling overwhelmed and everything you shared I have been experiencing, breaking a glass, bumping into things, getting tired etc, I have been so caught up in the rushing around that I forgot to see the gifts from GOD in all the little messages. I have not stopped to take a moment for me, in the fear or loosing control. Just reading this blog has put a smile on my face, allowed me to stop and take a moment. I feel a sense of joy in my body, like a big weight lifted off. Just sitting and reading the blog for me is a message from GOD, it’s ok I don’t always have to be in control, I can stop, I should take stops in my day, I just have to be me, as I know I am a forever learning, no perfection required. Thank you GOD for your beautiful gifts.
What a beautiful response to an equally beautiful blog. It is so easy to become caught up in the busy-ness of life but I just loved the sharing of your family observing the magic of God in their day. It opens me to the possibilities of our interactions and discussions with others – and the level of quality that can be like. But also the beauty enjoyed when we become aware and appreciate the magic of God all around us. Thank you Sally and Thank you Amita for your honest sharing – I had a restful weekend with space to notice the magic of God but then went into drive this evening to get all I felt I needed to do. No perfection but a timely reminder reading this blog.
This is such a honest sharing Amita. I am letting go of my controlling patterns and feelings of having to be perfect as well. When I am loving with myself anything that presents seems ok as I know that there will always be things that present for me to look at and I am more open to wanting to have these things shown to me and then work on what is needed.
Your blog inspires me Sally to be open to all these magic of God moments in my day. Right now I am looking out at a golden light beneath a blanket of cloud, as the sun sets. At the close of the day, it offers a reflection – how have I lived this day?
The reflections are everywhere, the beginning, middle and end of every day. It makes me smile that God can constellate exactly what message I need and also what you Bernadette or others need. Now that is magic!
Thank you Sally Scott for reminding me that we live in a world that from all angles is communicating to us that we are heavenly and not from here, that we have to evolve back to where we came from, that we are Sons of God living on earth.
This is indeed magical Sally; a beautiful reminder to feel and appreciate the magic of God in every moment.
Yes I agree Shirl and it makes for great dinner table discussions.
Thank you Sally. Your blog reminded me of a Magic of God moment I had where I had been putting things off until the last minute and then having to rush. When I got in my car the car in front had the number plate B 6OONER.
ha wow…. how cool is that Natalie!
Fantastic Natalie, yes the messages are everywhere and don’t you just love God’s sense of humour!
This is magical Sally. I am learning to slow down and stop to appreciate the magic of God in everything. Your blog also reminds me to not take daily tasks too seriously but to be light and playful. I can choose to be joyful in what I do in the most mundane tasks, I am aware that I don’t choose this everyday but practicing this regularly and it will become my natural way to be.
Yes Sally the magic of God is everywhere. Just waiting for us to connect to it and open our awareness to this. What a blessing and a healing when we allow ourselves to see this.
I have greatly enjoyed reading this again and find it a helpful reminder, and with the practical examples to deepen my connection and awareness of reading the communication from God. Thank you for sharing Sally.
Love love love this Sally and the examples that you provide. A beautiful reminder to me that if I am not feeling or connecting with the magic of God that I am stuck in my mind and lot allowing myself to feel the beauty that God offers us all the time. Often when I go for a walk, if I am not feeling and seeing the magic of God around me I know that I’m in my head. When I am present and with myself there is so much to connect with it’s endless.
I agree Donna, I started to walk my dog every morning and it is only recently that I really have become more aware of how I feel in my body, being conscious of how every part feels when I move. I now take the time to appreciate the different smells, sounds and to feel that the magic of God is all around me is magical and like you shared it’s ‘endless’.
Thank you Sally, the magic of God is everywhere, we just need to pay attention.
Seeing the world with children’s eyes and the gateways to heaven are wide open.
Thank you Sally, your examples are precious. The magic of God is everywhere, we just need to open our heart to see them.
Such precious examples, and beautiful to read. Thank you from me too Sally.
Great the way you have seen God in the ordinary daily things. This is a very good way to be practical with a subject that is so sacred. The reading of situations is a very good reminder and way of communicating with the divine all the time.
Such a gorgeous reminder Sally that there are messages almost lining up for us in every moment of the day; some to bring a smile to our face, and others to remind us that we need to slow down and be more present. I love all the messages you shared and what you got from them. A rainbow “followed” me on my 20 minute drive to work yesterday morning; each time I looked over my right shoulder there it was, and as I closed the office door I looked out and there was another, right in front of me. That felt so very delightful, so imagine my further delight when I walked out four hours later and there was another rainbow waiting for me. Big joyful smiles, inside and out!
Wow Ingrid, that is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing this amazing and magical experience. I felt the joy and delight in your every word.
I really love this blog. We appreciate all of the signs from heaven in our household too and speak openly about it, it’s wonderfully healing, making us more generally aware.
Sally, what an awesome reminder and confirmation your family must share at meal times! It can be so easy to lose sight of what is being offered to us by God as the many subtle ways can be so easily dismissed in the hurry of life. Yet, what a blessing we are being offered! You have inspired me to be more aware as I proceed through my day, thank you!
All we need is an open ear and an open heart 🙂
A great question Brendan, we certainly don’t give ourselves enough time with nature. There is so much else going on that it can be put to the bottom of the list – yet there is so much magic and beauty if we just allow the space to appreciate it.
Reading this beautiful blog has inspired me to feel more deeply into the messages from God I receive during my day. Thank you for sharing Sally.
The power of surrendering to these messages is two fold; we get the learning and meaning – in effect true support for the moment we are in and this allows us to go deeper – thus providing a deeper reflection for those around us.
There are so many signs in life if we are willing to feel them and ‘see’ them. There is a multidimensional quality to life when we are receptive to what life has to share with us. I am sure we can all remember when something natural, simple, or apparently insignificant brought a feeling of meaning and purpose. Be it a black crow flying over head, or tripping over a rock or perhaps a big rainbow, if they feel significant then they are, honouring this feeling can enable us to develop relationship with the world around us and the magic of God.
I find it fascinating that God communicates all of these messages to every single person on the planet all of the time. Amazing!
Hi Sally, I love your opening paragraph the Magic of God is for everyone – say no more, that We are all equally the Son of God.
Also I find it delightful to share that moment and feeling with another. God is not exclusive and the Magic has the potential to confirm you – the more I am the more others can be that’s the Magic!
Thank you for sharing this Rik, we can never be reminded enough that we are all equal.
I agree Rik. Several of my friends now will comment on ‘those’ moments when we are out together. Seems to me the more we appreciate them, the more they come.
I love that God is constantly and continually giving us these messages – speaking to us in the most playful of ways.
Hi Sally I found this blog today and with it the magic of god. Thank you for the reminder to observe all the opportunities I am offered every single day.
There is so much joy in the simplicity of these messages Sally. How could one ever be bored when the wonders of nature and the universe are right there in front of us playfully letting us know we are not alone and God is always with us.
Sally – so beautifully you have shared this! And it re-inspires me to keep enjoying the gift that is the magic of God in my life every day! Thank you!
I love your list of examples of the magic of God in daily life Sally. I shall be more aware today and look out for them too after your reminder. They are all around us no matter how ordinary a day it might seem.
My new daily theme…..Wonder and Delight.
It is beautiful that there is connection in everything we do, see and feel and when we are open to it, the magic of God speaks loudly. It’s time to bring the wonder and delight of this into our lives.
Yesterday standing at the kitchen sink and looking out into the garden, I was contemplating a relationship and how we had not been expressing our feelings with each other, realising that being sensitive had been protecting ourselves from hurt. Suddenly there in front of me was the most beautiful deer with little antlers and looking straight at me. We gazed at each other for a while and I felt the joy returning to my body. This for me was a confirmation of my realisation but also a reminder to stay light and appreciate the sensitivity and to be more open to love.
How truly beautiful is that! What a gorgeous sharing.
Sally, I love reading this as it is such a beautiful reminder that we are getting messages from God every minute of the day. We get/see these messages when we are consciously present to the moment and they are so affirming, so playful and are truly magic!
Sally thankyou for the loving reminder that the Magic of God is always supporting us. Amazingly I just experienced a little message that supported me to be more present as I wrote this!
Beautiful Sharon.
What you share here Sally is the playfulness in life that surrounds us and is with us constantly. It is up to us to choose to see the playfulness and the magic that is God.
I agree Marcia, if I get too serious I loose sight of all that surrounds me. When I am playful the magic of God is wherever I turn.
Sally this is such an awesome blog. I loved reading your examples and it made me feel to really appreciate all that is around me and what is happening and to not brush anything off as a coincidence or unimportant.
Hi Tracy, yes I agree with you everything gives us a message and an opportunity to feel what it going on, on a deeper level for us. I just had dinner and dropped the chopping board onto the floor which smashed the dogs food bowl. I was trying to do two things at once and as I went to move the chopping board I could feel that I should have stayed present with the dinner conversation until it was complete. In over-riding this I was clearly shown that I needed to connect more to the dinner table conversation and not dismiss it. We were talking about appreciation so I know that I can bring this to myself more and to everyone else. I love how instantaneous the messages from God can be.
Recently I have noticed how I cannot get away with multitasking like I used. It’s as though the more I choose to be present with myself the more trying to do more than one task at a time stands out, eg; only the other day I broke a mug because I was not present with myself when I put the mug on the worktop, I was thinking about what else I needed to do.
What a beautiful blog Sally, recently I have been seeing the messages from God in my day to day. I find the more I notice them the more I see. Then of course the realization that they have always been there, I just have never looked.
When my family and I are sat together talking about life, I can feel that the magic of god is there in our relationships with each other and with the flow of life itself.
That is so true Sarah, The magic of god is all around us and always near, we just have to open up and let it all in .
A very beautiful reminder to be open to everything all the time. And that there is only beauty to see when I open myself up to the world – and it’s not needed do it in a snail pace – it can also be a bee’s quality – as long as it’s carried by the love of my heart with my absolut presence and acceptance, of me and the all.
Wow, so beautifully said Christina.
Thanks Joshua!
Great comment – love this.
The Magic Of God is everywhere for everyone. Lovely isn’t it. Some gorgeous examples of what surrounds every day at every moment should we so choose.
A great list of Magic of God moments and the richness of what they bring to us, if and only if we are present enough to pay attention and appreciate what they bring.
Taking time to appreciate what the moments in our day bring us is definitely worth it.
I love in here how you have spoken about the bees and how they are 100% committed to their job to stop at each flower and collect the honey. What if humans were that committed to life? We all have our jobs to do but do we bring 100% commitment to our life, our relationships and ourselves? It’s seem with nature and animals they naturally do their job, play their part with no hesitation – could people playing their part mean something similar to nature and how that works?
Great comment Ariel, I know that committing more to life is something I have been working on and really taking ownership of the tasks I am responsible for.
What a truly beautiful and inspiring way to live – to be aware of everything that is presented to us and appreciate it for the message it gives us.
Lovely
Sally, I am just feeling that sharing our Magic of God moments at the tea table each night is such a beautiful thing to do and can even help put a “bad” day into perspective. Roll on tea time!
Exactly Sally there are little gems and messages from God to heard, seen and felt continually. We just need to appreciate and bask in the joy of that. I write this as a kookaburra sings joyfully outside my window. Pure magic.
How gorgeous Kelly… a joyful kookaburra, I love those! Sally you have really presented a GOLDEN article… these comments are so beautiful to read through.
Sally what I find fascinating about your article is that I got to view life through your eyes. I am coming to realise that we each have our own interpretation of what life is and I also am wondering if our view of life is generated from our relationship with ourselves. I would therefore assume from the fact that you see God everywhere that you also know him to be inside ?
I agree with you Alexis. When we are connected to God within us, then magic moments are a normal occurrence.
It a great point Alexis, that we get to view life through their eyes. Every message from God has it’s personal message for us to interpret.
This is so beautiful Sally, I loved reading all the ways in which you feel God, particularly, ‘A bee gives one hundred percent commitment and attention to detail to everything it does, and in this, I was reminded of the commitment I can make every day to myself and to work.’ I also felt very inspired by you all sitting down as a family and sharing your experiences of the magic of God in your daily lives.
Thank you Sally, your article has helped me to see that work today felt arduous, but when my shift ended the sun burst through the clouds and flooded the shop with a golden light. This reminded me that I am precious, and that everything I do has value and is appreciated.
I love reading people sharings of what magical experiences they have had. Thank you for sharing one of yours Shami
When we start to read the Magic of God in life, it is possible to feel that we are never alone, that there is a constant pull towards learning about who we truly are. I really appreciate the examples you have shared here Sally – we see and read so much more than we are willing to notice sometimes.
I agree Gemma and I love God’s sense of humour. My daughter shared a magic of God moment the other night and we all laughed so hard at what had happened to her, appreciating how playful God is to bring such amazing awareness to our lives.
How gorgeous.
Once we begin to notice the magic of God gemmarubina, I agree that we suddenly see things that we would never have been aware of before.
I also love these messages from heaven during the day- the best compass you can have in life .
‘The best compass you can have in life’ – I love this Steffi, so beautiful and true.
Yes, so lovely and so true. I love this too Steffi and Esther.
This weeks messages from heaven, my compass, have included: taking to dear friends on the phone and groups of pigeons flying by, and each time we spoke more about how the situation effected everyone, and not just us, (the bigger we made the picture to consider), larger and larger flocks of pigeons flew by; and the gorgeous compass moment of being a bit rushed moving house and a bit too serious, and a willy wag tail (playful small Australian dancing bird) landing first in the road, then after getting out of the car, the foot path right in front of me and dancing with its playful tail celebrating that moment…totally reminding me to lighten up and have fun, and even while moving house, I’m still from heaven, and held and not really ever ‘going it alone’ – even when it looks that way.
A stunning compass of reminders and loving nudges, everyday.
I love the fact that you sit down as a family at the end of every day and share your observations and experiences. How amazingly supportive.
We enjoy coming together as a family at the end of the day, everyone has so much on during the day, that it provides a time for connecting with each other, sharing our days, asking for support if needed and time to have a good laugh with each other.
An abundance for all when we slow down, stop and begin to become aware of what is happing around us
I really enjoyed reading these examples. I often have the same sorts of experiences and find the more I have presence, the more I see symbology gifting learnings left, right and centre.
I love the simplicity of the magic of God, and the fact God is constantly with us.
Awesome to read about Sally. Your level of attention that you pay to things and events that are going on around you is really very inspiring.
It certainly is magical when we stop seeing events as accidents and start to see that everything has a purpose and is communicating something valuable to us. For the many who just get through their days, this feels like a perfect antidote, bringing magic and purpose back into their lives.
This blog was so much fun to read and that is amazing because when I sat down to read a few blogs this evening I did it begrudgingly. Perhaps reading this fantastic blog is god’s way of saying – have fun, there is no point doing things out of duty. It’s ok to enjoy what you are doing – it doesn’t have to be hard work and you are always supported.
Thank you Sally – for the first time I can really connect with your beautiful examples and say that I too appreciate these beautiful offerings from the magic of God – and that there is always an opportunity with it – to be aware or not. To appreciate and to be more loving in our choices.
Wow Sally I really love this blog thank you for reminding me that God is speaking to me all the time, and the magic of God is everywhere. 🙂
Sally this is lovely to feel each and every experience you have shared. Appreciating the little things in our lives is about staying present in everything we do to be able to notice the magic of God.
Thank you for pointing this out; much appreciated.
Sally what a beautiful and deeply healing way you see the world. Its makes me ponder on that fact that the world/universe/God is always sending messages to us, constantly supporting us to evolve back to who we truly are. Its up to us to be open and see and feel what is offered in every moment.
I love this Sally. The magic of God is all around us, every day- and it is so important to be aware of moments like these when we are in communication with God.
These are daily miracles and reminders that we are always one – with God.
I love your blog Sally and how beautiful that your family is sharing the magic of God. And yes, we don’t have to be gifted to see or feel the magic of God, but we are ALL very special and the gift to me is having the awareness to see the Magic of God at play, everyday. Isn’t it awesome that God sends the tiniest of creatures to give us the biggest of messages, and they can be seen by everyone if they open up to it.
This article is an inspiration to be more aware of what happens around me and feel what it has to say to me, It is an great world we live in with a lot of beautiful reflections, but if we are not aware we won’t see them. Thank you Sally for sharing those beautiful moments.
I love your sharing! Why? Because it leads to the simple things. The beauty of every moment and the truth, that GOD – the all – is in everything and every moment every time. It is on us to choose to see and feel it or to rush and overwrite what we see in the first steps. Which goes back to the fact that the heart thinks multiple-times faster than the brain. So let’s rely on the heart first*** That’s the reminder your blog is giving me.
I love that you have shared your examples to help give me a picture of the daily miracles you are experiencing. They are so simple and relate-able because everyone would be receiving these kinds of messages, it’s just whether they choose to appreciate it as the magic of God or not.
I always resonated as a child with the feeling of being supported by the universe or the power of god within my own self , rather the man made beliefs that god was in a church or building or in a priest or a nun more so . It feels so natural to appreciate the wonders that surround us ,when we stop and slow down to feel the wonders that lay within each one of us.
The amazing thing about the Magic of God is that we are always being offered opportunities when we are open to see them. Reading your blog this morning, Sally is just one of those opportunities for me, thank you.
The magic of god and our connection to that is something I’m slowly and tenderly developing and bringing my awareness to.
It was beautiful to read your experiences Sally and see that in the everyday busyness of life we do get very serious, ticking the boxes of what needs to be done rather than feeling that the magic of God is always there, should we choose to pause and see it.
wow, I now feel deeply to appreciate what I have and who I am, from reading this blog, thanks.
The Magic of God surrounds us much more than we choose to see. When I am able to see its beauty is when I am in a rhythm of appreciation. This appreciation gives me an open view to what we are part of and how graceful this is.
Being open and available to see and feel the wonder of god is a wonderful awareness for inviting in these life confirming moments when they present.
Thank you Sally for such an inspirational blog of feeling the moments of God being every were. The commitment to just being with your body in every moment just like the bee is busy getting on with what needs to be done. This has inspired me to be like the bee and commit to just getting on with it and feeling the magic of God in every moment throughout the day.
As you say, we have a choice as to how we see what is before us. We can for example choose to see the absolute blessing in this, and the many other blogs on this site.
Reflections of truth are ones that should be treasured every moment and these as you say Sally are everywhere. It is up to us to stop and take a moment to consider what it is that is being reflected back at us. To take responsibility for what comes back to us in our way of living, day-to-day.
Sally, the way you have been able to recognise God in your everyday moments of your day really struck a chord with me. Now I as I go forward with my day I feel very aware and prepared to let myself notice and welcome these messages as they occur. Thank you!
I am back again reading this blog, “What if we have simply forgotten about what it is we are seeing and thus what it is that is being communicated to us?” What a gift for humanity it would be if we ALL had the opportunity to be reminded of this magic that is in our everyday. To have a basic understanding shared across the globe on true symbology, so we could then as a whole open up and explore what life/God is always sharing with us. Your blog contributes to humanities understanding.
Beautiful sharing, thank you Sally. And a lovely reminder to take the time to take note of what loving messages and reflections are coming my way, all day long.
Esther what a totally lovely and powerful comment – so beautiful.
I love it, Sally! You’re right about how much we miss…. I am beginning to notice the Magic of God as I go about my day, but I feel I am still missing many supportive messages.
Catching those magic of God moments in your day to day life is very lovely. These moments are wonderful as your examples showed us – and I love the number plate reminder!
How beautiful that the Magic of God is everywhere in life, how can life ever be mundane and monotonous when we are open to its wonder? Thank you Sally.
Yes it is in absolutely everything ever patiently waiting for us to pay attention.
This is gorgeous Sally – I am in joyful celebration with you when I say; ‘the gifts are in everything and never are they not given, we just sometimes forget to look’. Thankyou for sharing your clarity of the simple yet enormous magic that surrounds us always in our everyday lives.
Thank you Sally. For sharing the magic of God in your daily life. A beautiful reminder for me as I was allowing life to take on a life of its own today. Reading your blog feels so spacious, and the lovely allowing of the small and magical details of life to be enjoyed and appreciated.
What a great way to live in connection with yourself and everything around you. It makes me realise how much support there is around us if we choose.
God is with us each and everyday. He know our most inner thoughts. He help us on our path through life. All we need to do is thank him for all he has given us in this life.
Thank you Sally for reminding me of the connection we all have with god and nature and for taking the time to notice and appreciate the little messages and reminders we get each day.
The beauty in our day is always there as you have so clearly illustrated Sally, all we have to do is pay attention and we will see that beauty and God is everywhere, always supporting us.
I love this “The sharing of our days gives us all an opportunity to hear and feel the magic of God everywhere, whether it be in our own bodies, with nature, or in a traffic jam or in the bustle of the city in which we live.” It’s an opportunity to feel that we can all live life as an ongoing celebration, of the magic of God, and that we are this also!
A truly amazing reminder
It’s good to be reminded occasionally that God would love to hear from us, even if it’s just to say hi to him.
Thank you Sally for this beautiful reminder. The magic God is indeed all around us.
I love how you are sharing this little (amazing) moments at the dinner table – such a lovely thing to do!
Thank you Sally for rekindling the fact that God is always connecting with me but I have been choosing to ignore the commentary that is so devotedly offered in magical ways.
Sally this is a beautiful blog to read. I love how you and your family are bringing the grace of the ‘Magic of God moments’ into a rhythm in your life by sharing these together over dinner – a ‘new normal’ in appreciation, awareness and presence. As your examples show – these moments are great as reminders to stop and feel what is really going on or confirming us being on track within ourselves.
Oh My God, there is so much there, available to us in every single moment, for us to learn about ourselves and our ever present relationship with God. Thank you for reminding us Sally.
Thank you, Sally, for sharing your family’s magic of God moments. It’s beautiful to feel your appreciation, and it slows me down to allow me a moment of the magic of God. Thank you.
Sally your writing has opened me, literally, tonight has certainly been divine timing for me to read your blog. I too have and do see and feel the magic of God every day, right at this time in my life I am appreciating this and truly beginning to accept it as normal. A normal that I have felt for a very long time, but have let the belief that I am not good enough sneak in and debase the truth of what I feel. In appreciating and honouring my normal I can feel a strength arise from deep within. For the first time in my life I feel I can fully support me. Never before have I felt this way. Reading your blog has supported me to hold strong to that which I have begun to live. Thank you.
Leigh, I love that you say, ‘I too have and do see and feel the magic of God every day . . . . I am appreciating this and truly beginning to accept it as normal”. When we are truly connected then everything constellates and ‘magic’ can happen in any moment…. It then becomes something that we accept as ‘normal’ but never stop appreciating.
How beautiful and magical life can be if we let go of our problems and look around us to see, appreciate and read the signs. Every moment of our life is magic in action – thank you for the reminder, Sally.
What a beautiful reminder Sally of how the magic of God is all around us on a daily basis and the need for us to reflect on what is being communicated.
This is so cool, I love the symbolism and that you were actually able to stop and notice these small things. Goes to show absolutely everything that happens around us and to us is a reflection for us in some way. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Sally. Magic happens all day and every day when we take the time to notice. When we don’t notice what is really going on we bump, drop, spill, crash, hold ourselves tight, complain, compare etc. When we stop, look and listen to what is happening, as you so beautifully demonstrated in your blog, we are aware of the magic.
Thanks Sally for the reminder of the The magic of god all around us ,everywhere we go. The refections are always there for us ,including the accidents as a wake up call or reminder to stay present.
Sally that was magical to read. A openness to the magic of God. I can feel my days are going to be much light now you have shone more light on my awareness. Thank you.
Sally, It is inspiring to hear that you and your family actually make a point in the evening of sharing the ‘Magic of God’ moments that happen each day. As you say it is an opportunity for you all to ‘hear and feel the magic of God everywhere’. So often, a magic moment happens during the day and we note it as such, but in the ‘busyness’ of the day it gets lost – forgotten. How lovely to recall it together and take the time to appreciate, truly appreciate that ‘the magic of God surrounds us every day and that there are messages to behold in the most obvious and unobvious of places.’
Thank you Sally and Anne, the magic stop moments in my life have truly deepened my connection to God! Before Serge Benhayon I never gave these magic moments a second thought. Stopping my momentum that controlled ever aspect of my existence, has been replaced, thanks to the Universal Medicine presentations. By me truly surrendering or stopping and feeling the moments in my body, there is a commitment to life, which has developed into a loving devotion for me, therefore a commitment and loving devotion to God .
Sally and Anne it’s so lovely to read your comment and your blog because it’s helps me to deeply appreciate these moments and not just pass them by with a brief pause as if to say yeah whatever! No these moments are heaven sent and thank you for teaching me to stop and really appreciate them in my day too.
Such a beautiful article Sally, thank you, and a reminder of all the magic that surrounds us. All we have to do is look and natures garden comes into full bloom.
Such a beautiful reminder Sally of how we are surrounded by magic and it is our choice as to whether we see it or not.
Sally, A truly magic blog. God can been seen by all people of this world, we just need to listen to what he says and reflect on his words.
Hi Sally, thank you so much for reminding me of the Magic of God. It is all around us if we choose to be aware
Thank you Sally for sharing some of your moments with the Magic of God. A beautiful reminder to be aware in each moment of what is being reflected back to us.