As the days when you left Egypt, I will show them wonders.—Micah 7:15
There is a prophecy, not about miracles that the Creator will perform, but about those that He will show.
He will only need to show them, because they have already been performed. He performs them countless times every day, within the minute details of our lives.
They are the greatest of miracles. So great, they escape our perception. For our minds are incapable of perceiving a boundless G‑d within the neatly bounded order of a physical world.
Until the physical will have been transformed through our labor. Transformed and made transparent, so that these most ultimate of wonders will shine through.
Our world will be a lens to perceive the infinite.
Maamar Kimei Tzeit’cha 5712.
Children perceive their world with wonder and joy. Their eyes and imagination are wide open. Nothing is mundane to a child. Ah, but as we age we become jaded. "Show me a more wondrous miracle...I've seen that one before."
Look again, not as an adult but as a child, and that very same miracle will become evermore wondrous. To be holy is to separate ourselves from the mundane.
Hashem creates the world anew each day. A child wakes up eagerly each day to embrace a new adventure. Let us not take each day for granted. For it is true, that it is miraculous that we are here at all.