Like anything, HOW you view and consider something is YOUR attitude and viewpoint. You ADD that to the mix. Whether it is a view of disdain, dislike, OR liking, appreciation or bliss. Either way, you ADD that by your own attitudes and views about all-that-is.
To view something as a "miracle" is to give it extra-added importance and meaning and significance, as if it is something special, beyond the ordinary.
To me,
any state of consciousness always involves additives - attitudes, considerations and agreements that YOU bring to the table and "insert" into your experiences of all-that-is. That is just as true for the fellow who is wallowing in some state of bliss, and who feels a living love and appreciation for all-that-is, in a state of bliss.
I have no doubt that one can experience unbounded bliss, and that one can ratchet up ones appreciation of life, consciousness, or anything in the Created Universe and "see things as" a "miracle". I see such states as a "step along the way". It is good to have such experiences. These are valuable, but the are NOT senior to anything else. These are just another way for a limited, finite and temporary part of all-that-is to experience some slice of the big pie of Life.
I don't think there is ANY "natural state". That is an assumption, and a big one at that. I would say that one handles life, or lives a much more enjoyable and satisfying life, if and when one does manage to exist
often in a state of amazed awe and bliss. I have worked towards that, and I, more often than not, exist in a state of aware and conscious appreciation (often bordering on awe) of all-that-is.
Yesterday I took a walk in the forest with my dog. I take a walk in the mountains almost every day. I sat for about 10 minutes and quietly watched a small section of ground where some large black ants were hustling and bustling about. I was truly amazed at the individual body designs, and how they operated as a "group". I then turned and looked at a section of the woods, which contained an amazing variety of trees, brush, weeds, birds, and so forth. For as long as I sat and quietly looked, I was deeply amazed that I was so fortunate to be able to "be here" at this time and place, to be able to share in the magnificence of it all. I was also amazed about every thing I placed my gaze upon.
And, to me, it is all magnificent. From the smallest atom to the largest galaxy and universe. From the individual parts to the many various sections that operate as incredibly complex orchestras of detailed interactions. The patterns and organization at every level of creation amazes me.
To me there is little that is NOT "amazing".
I am not saying that such a view is "better" or "right" or fundamentally "closer to God", or anything. But, I like it and it works for me.
Oh, consciousness is a very relative thing. No two people are conscious of anything in the same way. Ones consciousness of anything is wrapped up in ones unique viewpoints about a great many things. Always. If one experiments with meditations, Buddhism and various forms of Hindu "mind tech", one can loosen it all up and disentangle the FACT of consciousness from all of the things and ideas one is
conscious of. When one becomes fully
conscious of ones own consciousness ("awareness of awareness" in Scientology terms), without any external "objects of consciousness", it seems to me that only then does one get anywhere near a direct experience and observation of what "it is all about". One can think and study and read and talk about consciousness and awareness forever, but until one actually involves oneself with various practices designed to specifically bring about the unique state of "being conscious of consciousness itself', it will largely remain "all talk". That is why "quieting the mind" and various meditations have value. They can lead to that. And, sadly, Scientology rarely leads to that.
But, to me, it is ALL A MIRACLE. And, my awareness of that is fairly stable. But, I am also aware that I do ADD THAT to the mix. I choose to see things with and from THAT "viewpoint". In a very real sense I CREATE that viewpoint and experience orf reality (as does anyone - whether they know it or not).
Even if there is no "God", or "Universal Intelligence" behind it all, even if it is all science and evolution and untold accidents along the way, even then it is STILL all amazing and I remain in awe. Interestingly, some deeply religious people AND some scientists BOTH feel a deep awe and amazement for all life, creation, the universe, etc. While they differ in much else, they do often share THAT!