By Tzvi Freeman
Until you can see the good within a person, you are incapable of helping him.
As the days when you left Egypt, I will show them wonders.—Micah 7:15
There is a prophecy, not about miracles that the Creator will perform, but about those that He will show. He will only need to show them, because they have already been performed. He performs them countless times every day, within the minute details of our lives. They are the greatest of miracles. So great, they escape our perception. For our minds are incapable of perceiving a boundless G d within the neatly bounded order of a physical world. Until the physical will have been transformed through our labor. Transformed and made transparent, so that these most ultimate of wonders will shine through. Our world will be a lens to perceive the infinite.
Our minds sit nestled in a pocket of natural events, sewn with the thread of outrageous miracles. The pocket protects us: Exposed to the raw light of those miracles, we would be paralyzed with awe, incapable of continuing with life.
