Why There Are Miracles

We take the laws of nature too seriously.
Nope, I stop and look before I cross.

We think of the world as though it exists just as its Creator exists.
Nope, too confusing.

Therefore we have miracles. A miracle is a state of enlightenment that says, "Our reality is nothing but a glimmer of a Higher Reality. In that Higher Truth, there is no world. There is nothing else but Him."
"Him" is a bad usage; otherwise, seems right.

I believe it is a miracle that any that believes in G-d can state or believe that G-D has nothing to do with Hurricanes or other natural negative events.
How can one believe that G-d created the world in six days and then believe that G-D has nothing to do with the devastation, not only hurricanes, but the final solution that Hitler brought upon the Jews.
God is merciful, but sometimes he makes a mistake.

If everything is God, haven't we just turned what is HOLY into what is mundane?

And I sure need Him!

Just him? We are him? Here is when Kabbalah gets tricky for me. I'm inclined to believe that we are a manifestation of Him. Each of us, is a kind of Neuron, or maybe not even-- more of a unit of electro-chemical in the great Divine Mind of G-d. But then that would say that G-d is the Universe, which is also said He is not. He is not the Universe, the Universe is a manifestation of Him.

So we are collectively an aspect of G-d, so, our flaws and needs are His, right? But, once again, G-d is perfect He does not have needs.

So are we a process, then? The flow of light to form? Light being His Desire reaching out to the Darkness to fathom it. Then it then implies that G-d's Desire is a lack, which is now back to where I started. He lacks nothing. So, maybe so do we, we are perfect as we are.

I really think this is a Pi sort of problem, you think you're getting there but then, you don't. I go back to the beginning, and I realize how small my brain is compared to the magnitude of G-d