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Take an Awesome Walk

SOMETIMES IT CAN FEEL like we’re at the center of our own universe, fixated on our personal concerns without much regard for other people. Experiencing awe can jolt us out of this self-focused mindset, stirring feelings of wonder and inspiration by reminding us that we’re a part of something larger than ourselves.

Researchers define awe as a response to things we perceive as vast and that transcend the way

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