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What if the miracles in your life never announced themselves?
What if every delay, every coincidence, every stranger who crossed your path was not random—but orchestrated?
Divine Interventions reveals the quiet ways the divine moves through ordinary lives: the disasters narrowly avoided, the illnesses that turned, the voices heard only once, the dreams that redirected fate. These are not miracles that arrive with spectacle, but with subtlety—often recognized only in hindsight.
Yet this book does not shy away from the hardest question of all:
Why does intervention not always come?
And how do we hold faith when heaven goes silent?
If you have ever asked “Why me?”—or whispered a prayer of gratitude because you survived what others did not—this book meets you there. It does not tell you what to believe. Instead, it invites you to notice what may already be unfolding around you—quietly, patiently, and with purpose
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Priyanka Rulhan
Priyanka Rulhan is a spiritual seeker whose life has been shaped by moments of unexplained grace and quiet intervention. What others might dismiss as coincidence, she has experienced as turning points—moments that rerouted her path and deepened her understanding of the divine.
Drawing from deeply personal encounters, she writes with courage and vulnerability, offering readers a rare glimpse into the unseen forces moving through everyday life. Her work invites reflection on meaning within chance, resilience within chaos, and hope within those moments when faith becomes not a certainty, but a lifeline.
This book marks her debut—not as an author chasing answers, but as a witness.
A witness to miracles that arrive without fanfare.
To protection that whispers instead of roars.
And to a divine presence that reveals itself only to those willing to look more closely.
