What are things that happened in your life that you can call a spiritual experience?

Question

please be as detailed as you like

Answer 1

15 1/2 years ago my 16 month old grandson went into a coma and the doctors after two months said he would be a vegetable for the rest of his life he was blind and paralized he was on life support and they said he would not live very long. what they found was a blood tumor in the middle of the back of his brain that was unoperable. I and my daughter had sat day and night with this little doll and our love was great but our faith in god was greater. I left the room that day and went to the chapel and told the lord just how much i loved him and knew just how much he loved me and that he said he would never put on my shoulders more than I could bear. I asked the lord for my grandsons health back I asked the lord to heal my baby. I thanked the lord for answering my prayer because I knew that he had. I went back to the room and sat by my baby and watch for the healing with faith. my daughter was with me and then it came I said stef it looks like his eyes are moving under the tape she ran and got the nurse the nurse ran and got the brain surgeon and within one hour he was being run thru the cat scan the tumor was recabsorbing into the body at a very fast rate. Dr. Hutch said it was a miracle because there was only three children in the united states with this tumor and it was rare and none had ever revived from it but today Garrett is a healthy 16 year old and doing very well. God is great and greatly to be praised because that is not the only miracle he has performed in my life. You just have to praise him and thank him and he'll do anything for you because he love you more than himself.

Answer 2

I think everything is a spiritual experience. The problem for this way of thinking is that I tend to obsess about all the mundane details in life as being very profound. I know that they are not truly profound, because they are only profound according to me. So perhaps a higher spiritual experience would involve someone else having a similar perception. I just don't see how the spiritual realm could be limited to one thing, whether that is a person, an experience, an idea, or what have you. I feel that typing these words is a spiritual experience. Everything is spiritual but it is just hard to see. At times it has been so intense for that it becomes dangerous.
Weed through the tall grass.
Understand the motion.
Wind.
Rockets scraping ice.
Plutonium stuck on a witch's broom.
Death, decay, ash.
Ride high through skies, and ask.

Answer 3

Following a serious accident, I had an NDE (near death experience). I'm not sure what happened - I didn't see any tunnels or bright lights, dead relatives or religious figures - but I was acutely aware of being ecstatic over knowing I was, finally, going home to where I'd come from.

On recovering, I found that I was a much more compassionate, tolerant, happy person. I'm not quite sure what happened, but SOMETHING changed me and my life, and I can only assume I was given a kind of quick spiritual 'tune-up' while I was there.

Answer 4

Well, I have cancer right now. I'm 22.

This time in my life has been the most "spiritual" of my whole life. By that, I have heard from God and understood more about who he is than at any time before. I wouldn't trade this experience for anything if it meant that I lost that connection with the God of the bible (don't get me wrong, I hate chemo, but this has been such a trip, God has really shown me the meaning of "faithfulness" I wish you blessing for your spiritual journey

Answer 5

Four month ago, I prayed for a new job. This job, I asked God, should

1) be near a special place, easy to go there by bus,
2) be offered by the regional administration or by a special businessfirm,
3) be part time, but provide a loan by wich I can live,
4) it's working time should be in the late morning or in the afternoon,
5) be a job, where I could work with a team and in my former profession

Two weeks later I got a job, with all points I prayed for, a job in a place,. where I would have never searched for by myself.

Answer 6

I'd have to say everything I do in life is a spiritual experience. I mean, the odds of living on this planet at this time; the odds of even existing to begin with; the odds of even being on a planet that is capable of sustaining life when eons of light years in any direction, there's no evidence of other places sustaining life.

The odds of me being the one sperm in a million to get to my mom's egg and "fertilize" myself.

That means, even me answering your question is a miracle and hence a spiritual event.

Spirituality is ubiquitous. That is to say: it's everywhere.

Answer 7

I woke up energized and ready to go. My buddy and I drove out an hour west to Vail in a snowstorm. It was a weekday and not many people were out on the slopes. We went straight to the top, headed for the back bowls. Ahhh, fresh powder was everywhere. Heading down in low visibility, it felt like no one else in the world existed. It was just me and the passage of time.

Answer 8

I have always beleived in God, when I survived on 9/11/01 I knew without a doubt He was the reason I made it out of Tower Two of the World Trade Center. I felt Him all around me. One man grabbed me and hugged me saved me from being trampled, another man kept asking me if I was ok while riding the Staten Island ferry home and the day my son was born, God saved his life.

Answer 9

I saw a crowd of white shadow drifting from one side to another side before me 15 feet at lake shore 2 years ago. Being drifting I feel cool at the moment.

Answer 10

none. all things are products of circumstances. if things go my way then thats just how they go.

no spirituality at all.