As the leaves change, perhaps we recognize a change within ourselves as well. Things seem to start up in the fall, but things also come to an end. And when they do, it is the perfect opportunity to reassess and readjust our miracle mindset…

This month, Katie reminds us to find miracles in the moments of our lives, to appreciate the journey we are each on, and to not get lost in wherever tomorrow may take us…

A recent study investigating language found that the tones and inflections of infants are comparable across the globe and likewise adults also communicate in similar tones and inflections when speaking with infants….

June is month of new beginnings: graduations, weddings, and summer vacations, each fill our days and wrap us in the warmth of celebration and friendship. This month Katie reminds us of the value in finding joy and connection…

For many of us summer begins with Memorial Day weekend. It often is a time of connection as we gather with friends and family to remember those we have lost and those who have given their lives so that others might live. Joan takes the opportunity to think about the connections that unite us and share her view on how telling each other our miracle stories helps to bring us closer…

April is the National Month of Hope. Hope is like the trees blossoming right now in New York's Central Park, each delicate branch full of possibility despite another brutal winter. Hope lives inside our dreams and our prayers, promises us another sunrise, a better day, or that this too shall pass…

The word miracle is derived from the Latin word mirari meaning wonder. In the process of researching miracles, we've often asked ourselves how often do we as adults actually get to experience true wonder? And when we do, what does it look like?

Love is at the foundation of miracles because love, and the forgiveness it encompasses, is the language of the Divine. -The Miracle Collectors

In addition to the resilience we need to navigate the circumstances that surround us, it is important to stay the course and for that we need to make a friend of perseverance…

Bright, colorful lights, special treats to feast on, and loved ones to see, all bring a heightened awareness to the world around us and a particular opportunity to savor and practice the art of noticing...

This Thanksgiving is even more special than usual as at last we are able to come together with family and friends and enjoy a celebration. This month we offer five thoughts to help maintain feelings of gratitude all year round…

As we approach Halloween, it is good to remember the holiday's history as a way of honoring those holy or sanctified ones who have gone before us and easily lends itself to a discussion about death, a topic most of us try to avoid. As Katie writes about this month, constantly reminding ourselves of the inevitability of death is the secret to a joyful and wonder filled life. Turns out underneath all the ghosts and goblins miracles can be found.

This month, Katie revisits the Olympics, finding a different perspective in the races won and lost, recognizing a culture of kindness as the biggest win of all.

We all know that seeing is believing, but what about not seeing or un-seeing…how do we find miracles then?

Summertime is finally here, when spring has fulfilled its mission, butterflies fill fragrant gardens in full bloom, and we get to pass time in the warmth of the sun. This month Katie writes about how it is that time measures the moments of our lives. We hope you find yourselves enjoying all the wonder that summer has to offer.

Hope is in the air. According to Desmond Tutu, “Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all the darkness." May you too find the light in your life and remember there are always miracles. 

As spring gets underway we hope you are on the look out for the miracles that surround us all, especially at this time of year.  This month Katie writes about the importance of shifting our  focus towards goodness and grace in the midst of our chaotic world…

You have to treasure four-year-olds, they are old enough to speak, uninhibited enough to speak their mind, and wise enough to listen…Love is not only at the foundation of miracles, but is the language of the Divine.