Ultimately, the quote nudges us toward a quiet but radical practice: treating our daily choices as seeds of future wonders. Instead of waiting passively for fate, we accept that even small, imperfect miracles—a difficult apology, a first step toward sobriety, a risky creative project—might be enough to start a cascade. By consistently shaping these minor acts of transformation, and by staying alert to the companions they attract, we participate in an unfolding tapestry of miracles that, while humble in origin, can become astonishing in their collective effect. [...]
