Monica Parker
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Simply by taking time to recognize it, while it might not have felt like it changed you, the research would show that that does linger, that that has a longer term benefit than just that moment. But also there are other ways that we can help extend that.
Simply by taking time to recognize it, while it might not have felt like it changed you, the research would show that that does linger, that that has a longer term benefit than just that moment. But also there are other ways that we can help extend that.
Simply by taking time to recognize it, while it might not have felt like it changed you, the research would show that that does linger, that that has a longer term benefit than just that moment. But also there are other ways that we can help extend that.
If you were to share that experience with someone else and say, I saw this incredible double rainbow, then you're basically telling your brain to experience it again. If you were to journal about it or write about it, then you would have that additional experience once again. And so there are ways that we can extend that experience or magnify it.
If you were to share that experience with someone else and say, I saw this incredible double rainbow, then you're basically telling your brain to experience it again. If you were to journal about it or write about it, then you would have that additional experience once again. And so there are ways that we can extend that experience or magnify it.
If you were to share that experience with someone else and say, I saw this incredible double rainbow, then you're basically telling your brain to experience it again. If you were to journal about it or write about it, then you would have that additional experience once again. And so there are ways that we can extend that experience or magnify it.
And there absolutely is research that shows that wonder shared is wonder multiplied.
And there absolutely is research that shows that wonder shared is wonder multiplied.
And there absolutely is research that shows that wonder shared is wonder multiplied.
It's not a have to, it's a choice if that's something that helps you connect to it. Everybody has a different way that they connect to wonder. And so if for you, you want it to be ephemeral, you feel that for you wonder is something that is rare and fleeting, then that can be the way that you experience wonder. Those can be your wonder bringers.
It's not a have to, it's a choice if that's something that helps you connect to it. Everybody has a different way that they connect to wonder. And so if for you, you want it to be ephemeral, you feel that for you wonder is something that is rare and fleeting, then that can be the way that you experience wonder. Those can be your wonder bringers.
It's not a have to, it's a choice if that's something that helps you connect to it. Everybody has a different way that they connect to wonder. And so if for you, you want it to be ephemeral, you feel that for you wonder is something that is rare and fleeting, then that can be the way that you experience wonder. Those can be your wonder bringers.
For other people, they want to have that experience be multiplied. And so they want to share it or they want to journal about it. And we do know that having Those opportunities to journal or to share it with other people does extend that experience, but it's really very personal. And so for you, if you want it to be rare and fleeting, then it can be, but it will still have a positive impact.
For other people, they want to have that experience be multiplied. And so they want to share it or they want to journal about it. And we do know that having Those opportunities to journal or to share it with other people does extend that experience, but it's really very personal. And so for you, if you want it to be rare and fleeting, then it can be, but it will still have a positive impact.
For other people, they want to have that experience be multiplied. And so they want to share it or they want to journal about it. And we do know that having Those opportunities to journal or to share it with other people does extend that experience, but it's really very personal. And so for you, if you want it to be rare and fleeting, then it can be, but it will still have a positive impact.
And you've just perfectly encapsulated how wonder shared is wonder multiplied. Even though those people perhaps didn't know that they were sharing that experience with you, you were sharing it with them. And by watching them experience it, you got that little dose of it as if you were experiencing it again for the first time.
And you've just perfectly encapsulated how wonder shared is wonder multiplied. Even though those people perhaps didn't know that they were sharing that experience with you, you were sharing it with them. And by watching them experience it, you got that little dose of it as if you were experiencing it again for the first time.
And you've just perfectly encapsulated how wonder shared is wonder multiplied. Even though those people perhaps didn't know that they were sharing that experience with you, you were sharing it with them. And by watching them experience it, you got that little dose of it as if you were experiencing it again for the first time.
And so I think that's a perfect example of one of the reasons why we love to have these wonder experiences together, why people go to church as a group, why people like to enjoy music and gigs as a group, because that sense of wonder, that sense of awe, that sense of exploration and discovery can be shared. And it has an impact then that is greater than the sum of its parts.
And so I think that's a perfect example of one of the reasons why we love to have these wonder experiences together, why people go to church as a group, why people like to enjoy music and gigs as a group, because that sense of wonder, that sense of awe, that sense of exploration and discovery can be shared. And it has an impact then that is greater than the sum of its parts.