This is the world of energy. Everything is connected. Whatever you put out there, you’ll receive it back at one point in life, one way or another. That’s why we should only do good deeds and bring kindness to the world. We make sure that later in life, we can taste the fruit of the good things we used to plant. But what if I told you that you can apply the principle of karma to harvest better outcomes for yourself? What if it’s not only about reaping what you sow, but about planting the seeds of miracles and receiving them back in the future? Right now, you’re having a magic wand to work wonders in your life.

I will go straight to the point and tell you this: If you can create miracles for people, miracles will happen in your life. Most of us think this is crazy, and we believe miracles can only happen when you have an insane amount of money. However, that’s not true. Each person wants different things in life. Some desire material things, while others long for deep connection, or simply for someone to truly love and care about them. Not all dreams require you to have a million dollars to make them happen. So, in order to bring miracles into people’s lives, you first have to understand them.

Each Person Has Different Yearnings in Life

On the surface, it seems like everyone’s deepest dream involves money, or a lot of money. But if you take the time to examine it, it usually originates from their past trauma or their need for emotional fulfillment. Many people want to make a lot of money because they used to be ignored and looked down on in the past. They think getting rich would undo it and earn them the respect they deserve. Others try hard to become famous, but deep down, they just want their voice and ideas to be heard and appreciated. Some people wish to be millionaires. However, all they truly dream of is the freedom to do whatever they want without any restrictions. When you get to know people deeply enough, you’ll discover what they truly crave, and you’ll have the ability to fulfill that vision.

Creating a miracle for someone isn’t always about giving them the most expensive gift or booking the fanciest trip. It’s about touching the deepest part of their heart and emotions. Material things or external experiences are usually manifestations of something hollow inside. So when you engage with people, instead of only listening to their words, observe their attitude and facial expressions as well. More than anything, it’s about their energy, the vibe they exude. You’ll know exactly what that person wants, who they are, and what makes them happy. I feel like, most of the time, people just want to love and be loved, although that desire may express itself differently from one person to another.

You Don’t Need to Be a Millionaire to Create Miracles

Most of the time, we think we’re powerless because we compare our own circumstances and our own position to those of others. We assume everyone wants the same things we do, so if we can’t grant our own wishes, how can we possibly play the role of “Santa Claus” for someone else? But as I said above, each person has different dreams, and you’ll never know if someone simply wants something so small that even you can make it happen. Also, each person is in a different stage of life and in a different position. Therefore, what they hope for may be vastly different from what you hope for.

Think about your own situation. What would be considered a miracle to you? Maybe it’s a million dollars, a trip to Bali, or the chance to publish your artwork. From your perspective, these things seem like life-changing opportunities. But to a random tech CEO, they’re nothing. A million dollars might be part of their daily spending. Referring a talented artist is just a normal conversation. Granting a vacation to their employees is simply part of their job. The key here is: how can your name reach their ears? This is where the principle of karma comes into play. You have to plant the seed so that it can bloom later.

Is there anything seem normal to you, but consider a miracle to others. Think about it. I know it might be hard, because from your point of view, to your circle of friends, everything within your ability seem average and normal. Whatever you can do, your friends can do as well, so what’s so special about it? However, let me tell you a story.

One time, I booked a Grab bike (similar to Uber in the US, but with motorcycles). I don’t remember why, but I had an extra cake that day. After the trip, I impulsively gave it to the driver for no particular reason and told him to consider it a gift. Later, that same driver texted me to say thank you. He shared that it was his birthday and that he had never received a gift in his life. I could sense the joy through his message, and I was so happy that such a random gesture had brought him happiness. No one told me to do that. I just happened to have an extra cake, so I gave it to him.

You see, you’ll never know how simple it can be to fulfill someone else’s dream. Something that seems so ordinary and insignificant to you could be a miracle to someone else. More than once, I’ve brought strangers to tears simply by randomly giving them something or saying the right words at the right time. Sometimes, people don’t even know that’s what they want until they receive it. It’s not that you have to bring presents for everyone or constantly try to pry into other people’s lives. It’s about listening and being in tune with their frequency. You can quickly pinpoint their pain and know how to ease it. This technique applies to people you know, people you actually have the time and opportunity to sit down and talk with.

To strangers, this is more abstract. It’s about being in tune with the frequency of the Universe and listening to its calling. When people have a desire, whether they say it out loud or not, they have already created a vibration. They have written that wish upon the stars. By being in tune with your intuition and the world around you, you can catch their signal. The Universe always delivers your wishes to people who have the ability to grant them. The question is whether those people choose to act on them or not. It’s the same with the calling toward a mission. When a group of people is calling for a leader or a guru, if you or someone else has the potential to fulfill that role, you’ll feel it in your heart. The rest is about whether you take action or not.

So when you’re awake, you can catch the unspoken wishes of strangers. They call you to act impulsively, and often that’s how you fulfill their dreams. It can simply be you telling people about a job opportunity, or a sincere compliment helps awake the confidence in people. Let me tell you, receiving something out of nowhere is so much more magical than receiving it through careful planning. When you go out of your way to make people happy, you’ll eventually receive the same kind of miracle. Something you deeply wish for may be nothing more than a simple gesture from someone else. It’s all about planting the seed and being prepared, so that when the opportunity comes, you’re ready.

It’s Not About How Much You Spend, but About the Emotions You Bring to People

Karma doesn’t work with numbers. It’s not about giving someone 10 dollars and later having someone else give you the same amount. Karma works with emotions and feelings. It works through lessons. You can give one person 100 dollars, and they will thank you from the bottom of their heart. Then you can give someone else 100,000 dollars without them expressing even a glimpse of gratitude. Giving 100 dollars to the right person can reward you far more than spending 100,000 dollars on the latter. You have to find someone who truly needs it, who genuinely wants it. That’s your garden, your place to plant a seed.

When you help someone or give them a gift, it’s also about the impact it has on their life. If your advice or your money can help a person change their life, awaken to their purpose, and live a better life, then the payoff will be worth it. By contrast, if your gesture adds nothing to their life, don’t expect people to help you as much as you hope for later, even if they genuinely want to.

However, don’t focus too much on helping people just because you want something in return. It takes away the genuine happiness of doing good deeds. By expecting something to happen, you strip away the joy of simply living the moment when it does. The most wonderful experiences you’ll ever have are the ones that catch you off guard, the ones that happen impulsively, when you’re completely present in the moment. Just enjoy being kind, being helpful, and seeing people happy. Do things without expecting anything in return, without scheming for your own personal gain. That’s the strongest seed you can plant. Bring people the joy you hope to experience later in life. That’s how you create miracles for other people, for the world, and for yourself.