If I told anybody what I sensed might be happening here, they’d laugh.
So let them laugh. Finding God in the ordinary is a way of seeing the world. It’s a willingness to suspect God when no other fingerprints match. When we encounter the sublime, terrible, inexplicable, we can stop silent in our tracks and whisper the words of Jacob as he awoke from his ladder dream: “Surely the Lord was in this place and I did not know it.” Or we can shrug it off as a weird coincidence.
— David Anderson, Breakfast Epiphanies, p. 153