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Wonder refers to the sense of beauty and awe that you get when interacting with the cool parts of the universe. Experiencing wonder and associating it with the god concept helps you develop a universal sense of optimism and automatic mindfulness.

Awe is related to the emotional experienced of wonder, but with an implied sense of reverence versus the joy of wonder.

Jason Silva: Shots of Awe

The Trick to Regaining Your Childlike Wonder - Zach King

Dacher Keltner: Why Awe Is Such an Important Emotion

Natalie Merchant - Wonder

Wonder - Shawn Mendes

Oasis - Wonderwall

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	[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonder_(emotion) Wonder] refers to the sense of [[beauty]] and awe that you get when interacting with the cool parts of the [[universe]]. Experiencing wonder and associating it with the [[god concept]] helps you develop a universal sense of optimism and automatic mindfulness.		[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonder_(emotion) Wonder] refers to the sense of [[beauty]] and awe that you get when interacting with the cool parts of the [[universe]]. Experiencing wonder and associating it with the [[god concept]] helps you develop a universal sense of [[optimism]] and [[automatic mindfulness]].

	[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awe Awe] is related to the [[emotional]] experienced of wonder, but with an implied sense of reverence versus the [[joy]] of wonder.		[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awe Awe] is related to the [[emotional]] experienced of wonder, but with an implied sense of reverence versus the [[joy]] of wonder.