Is this grammatically correct? What does it mean? Can it be rephrased? “When you just keep seeing everything you’ve ever prayed for happening one after the other”

Yes, the sentence is grammatically correct. It means that someone is experiencing a series of events or occurrences that align with their prayers or wishes, and these events are happening consecutively or in quick succession. Here are a few ways to rephrase it: 1. "When you continuously witness everything you've ever prayed for coming to fruition, one after another." 2. "When you find that everything you've ever hoped for is unfolding, one event after the next." 3. "When you keep experiencing all your prayers being answered, one after another." These rephrased versions retain the original meaning while varying the structure.