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The Art of Wellbeing
Awestruck
Season 2024
Episode 13
Awe is embedded into our DNA. Think of the power of awe when we view a magnificent sunset or a shooting star. Many times, awe is manifested physically by shivering and an elevated pulse. This elation or euphoria often leads to heightened curiosity and creativity. It encourages us to move forward with new ideas.
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