But when these occur frequently in a person's life such that the course of his life is changed then maybe collectively they are considered as miracle. Their can be several such incidents of completely credible coincidences. Is it not possible that the patient starts getting into positive mode and this triggers positive biochemical reactions in the patient? We have discussed this aspect in diffrent threads earlier. But the patient knows that ardas is being done for him. Many times we have heard a patient starts to recover after ardas is done in Darbar Sahib. But a neighbour's wooden gate came in the way and halted the car. So would you call this a miracle or coincidence? My mother firmly beleived that it was Sant ji's miracle.Īnother incident is provided in thread 'why bad things happen to good people?' a kid relates how a parked car in which they were left by their mother suddenly started to roll down hill. Next day the miltary came and transported everyone to the border in trucks. The raiders came but they bypassed the school building, not giving it any consideration. Sant ji did Ardas and asked the Sangat to continuosly recite Japji Sahib. Within next to no time more than 1000 people assembled in the building. He immeditely sent message to all Sikhs and Hindus to quickly assemble in the local Kahlsa School building.

He had recieved information that some marauders were on the way to the town to ransack it. Kamalia at that time had a highly respected person known as Sant Sangat Singh Kamalieye wale. My mother and elder sister were in a place known as Kamalia in what was then Lyallpur district (Now Faisalabad, Pakistan) at the time of partition.

What about perfectly plausible coincidences? Can they be categorized as Miracles? What is a miracle? Satyaban ji says they are unexplained phenomena.

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