Epiphany - Manifesting Miracles

Manifesting Miracles may be more possible during the Season of Epiphany! In this magical and incredibly rich talk about "Epiphany." Michael Mirdad explains that the specific time of the year that we are currently experiencing--traditionally known as "Epiphany"--is also known as the time of "Manifestation." This is because this Holiday commemorates several miracles of manifestation related to the life of Jesus. This Holiday period is also about taking our dedication to God to a new level, and making our life with God our first priority. The correlation of the Three Wise Men who attended the birth of Jesus signified the physical birth of Jesus and the Baptism signified his spiritual birth. In the closing meditation, we are asked to look at who played the role of the "wise men and women" who brought us some of our own gifts. This deep and powerful visualization reveals all of the angels and guides who have been with us throughout our lives. Finally, looking back, when were the moments in your life where you have experienced some form of spiritual baptism?
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[@nikkibarrett4037]

One of the powerful services I have ever heard! Watch to the end and revisit your birth in a WHOLE new way. Thank you Michael. I have just added you as one of my most precious gifts…🙏

[@MichaelMirdadTeacher]

Wow, thank you! ~MM

[@ImgettingtheVibe]

He is a precious gift isn’t he ?! More like the messages are the gift but we are so blessed to have Michael convey these messages from The Divine

[@verenae4729]

Beautiful and worth remembering more often...if I connect then MAGIC happens..living humility

[@smo8545]

I think the day for me is today. I finally get that 'I am never upset for the reason I think'. I am upset because I left my true only home in the first place and I thought I left God and all alone. I laughed so hard when I realised this 😀😀😀 Thank you Michael. You are one of my wise souls, for sure 👍

[@Sherrie77722]

Really strong meditation, Thank you. I did not just visualize those who have helped me in my life, being grateful for them. I visualized all in my life, those who challenged me and I had difficulties with too, seeing all of our light and who we really are in oneness. I am who I am and where I am due to every person in my life both in love and challenges. For years, I have said 'mirror-cles' are what manifest from the 'mirror' of our thoughts and attitudes. When you phonetically sound out miracles - mirror is in there, our miracles are the mirroring of our inner self. btw: have you ever read the Ringing Cedars of Russia books? It is about the magic and power of who we are, it 'mirrors' what you speak about. As you said in another video too, "We will only have as good of a tomorrow as we are willing to let go of yesterday." that to me is what 'mirror-cles' will we create in our lives as we release and forgive ourselves and others from our yesterdays with love. Sorry, I comment on so many of your videos and for such long comments, I just can't help but express myself at times here.

[@MichaelMirdadTeacher]

So beautiful. ~MM

[@JoJo-uw3ed]

Thank you for the gift, Michael

[@StaceyRenee8]

This really resonated with me, first you began with "the ALL", I have just begun reading the Kybalion. Then you spoke about magic and the "Trinity" and also witches, so I love the Trinity, Triqueta too, the magic, mystery and miracles. Then again ended with humility, I think you have a great memory and wonder how you remember so much. I understand though about God speaking in and through you, sometimes I have people reminding me about something good that I shared with them, I don't remember it though, sounds great but wasn't me, was God. I end thanking you for standing up of what you believe, love and kindness!

[@TheDennyZone]

I love that story of the water blushing. Stunning 🌹

[@1yoginiheart]

I feel you were channeling Pauly Shore with the Spiritual Boot analogy. I have only heard one other of your homily's. Thank you.

[@TerrieJohnson731]

Awesome Sauce, MM! Thanks for the coffee date this morning, lol!

[@TerrieJohnson731]

hahaha! Could we skip the furnace part? NOT! I hope I am getting it! Thanks for the laughter! Humour is a great gift!

[@AfsanehYouTube]

The MAGI: The Magi were not pagans, Michael! (I do enjoy many of your shows) They were Zoroastrian Priests. Zoroastrianism was a monotheistic religion of Persia. At around 500BC, Cyrus the Great of Persia passed an edict of "freedom of worship" and respect for all paths of worship. That's why when he conquered Babylon, he freed the Jews out of bondage, and... passed a royal edict to rebuild the 2nd Temple. In that period, Zoroastrianism and Judaism mingled much - and there's tons that entered Judeo-Christian traditions from the Persian from that period. For example: "Good words / Good thoughts / Good deeds" or the Halo or concepts of Heaven and Hell. 500 years later, Zoroastrian Priests - not a Pagan tradition, but a monotheistic faith - did follow the star to Bethlehem. To the Persians, worshipping Spring and nature and worshipping God were not diametrically opposed. God to them was reflected in nature and in "light." They were not Pagans! The reason the poets like Rumi and Hafez talk of "Love" being found in "Synagogue, Mosque and Church" in the 13th and 14th centuries, is because since 500BC, the Persians had lived with the concept of "One God; Many manifestations." I love the Magi! Keep up the fascinating work! Peace and out from a person of Iranian heritage! Afsaneh

[@MichaelMirdadTeacher]

Yes...I know all this, as you will find taught in other videos. In fact, my car license plate frame says, "All Praise to Ahura Mazda!" (God). Anyway, I was referring to the Christian view that the magi were pagans because they were astrologers. So it was a general statement. But also they were pagan in the sense that some cultures refer to pagans as anyone who is an outsider--which the magi were--coming from various lands. ~MM

[@AfsanehYouTube]

@@MichaelMirdadTeacher Glad you were aware! What the Persians gave to the world: Respect for all paths to 'God' was no small thing for 500BC! The reason Thomas Jefferson had two books on the life of Cyrus at Monticello. The Magi were Zoroastrian Priests and not Pagans - I guess what I mean is there is no point in repeating a mistaken narrative by the Christians, surely. But up to you, of course ! Sounds like a cool license plate! I teach mystical Persian poetry - the poet Hafez always goes to the tavern of the Magi for wisdom! It's fascinating stuff... Here's a clip of one poem from our class if you have some time on your hands. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaGWf55-ea5loq8 The students interweave from Persian to English, to ensure all could understand. (although, in this poem, Hafez doesn't go to the Magi. But I teach poems of his in the Magi's tavern... they're all very beautiful.) My regards to your community in Sedona, Afsaneh