I am not stating that there is a need to insert the supernatural.
I am simply stating the reality.
A miracle by definition requires a break from the Law of Nature.
you are right there times something happens and we sim ply do not know why.
There are other times though when the Laws of Nature dictate that a certain thing wil take place
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When it does not it’s an anomaly.
In my personal case the Medical Community were in their words “pessimistic” about any chance of full recovery.
Gedolei Yisroel, who were asked, stated confidently that the Dr’s were wrong and I would recover.
When the Gedolim were correct and the Dr’s wrong and an ir-religous DR. had a moment of truth and acknowledged that in this case the “Rabbis were right”.
This even though the Rabbis were in a different country.
And no only that one Godal was able to state with certainty that the DR’s wpuld be unable to pin down the exact casue of what happened.
And lo and behold, they could’nt.
Now could they find out what happened that will allow them
to come up with some cure for people who were in my situation?
I sure hope so.
But the facts remain that in my case there was nothing they did that caused the results that happened. And they acknowledge that there is no medical explanation for what occured.
In fact medically it’s taught that what happened is virtually impossible.
So again I don;t have the need to “insert” the supernatural. B”h it inserted itself.