Three weeks ago, Colleen and I interviewed researcher Dacher Keltner on the subject of ‘Awe’ – which he defines as follows.
“How we define awe is the feeling you have when you encounter a vast mystery that you can’t make sense of with your current knowledge,” Keltner said.
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You approach the world like a child would – with wonder.
And in his book, he documents how having these experiences makes you mentally and physically healthier.
But I want to put in a word for a kind of awe that I experience but which I haven’t heard mentioned, even though
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