Miracles [from a first person perspective] are a product of your subconscious decision making.  I have always known that miracles, metaphysical forces, and so called phenomena can be associated with the world of pseudo psychology [and for the most part should be]; but I have never really understood then how the inexplicable events that do happen... happen.  2 days ago, I managed to conduct an unintentional empirical experiment involving a car, sleep, and CO (carbon monoxide).  The point I latently made was that you shouldn't try to sleep in your car while it's running and the windows are up.  What I was able to rule from this was that I may have saved my own life, subconsciously.  What ended up helping me was the fact that I had the air on the lowest level of power and was getting air from outside vs just having it recycle itself inside.  Those two simple decisions that I made without thinking of the repercussions of sleep in a car may have saved me from CO poisoning.  I was asleep in the car for about 3 hours while it was running, but I didn't have a car cover so I don't know how dangerous it actually was (car covers usually prevent air from leaving/entering the car- making it easier for CO poisoning to take place).  Regardless, I'm alive, and thankful that my Dad woke me up via shaking the car.