MAINTAINING THE STATE OF AWE

Awe is an intense emotion typically elicited by something vast, powerful, or transcendent. People often experience awe in response to natural wonders, such as a stunning sunset or a majestic mountain range.Or when witnessing incredible feats of human achievement, such as a world record-breaking athletic performance.

Research has shown that experiencing awe has positive effects on physical and mental health. For example, individuals who experience “awe” tend to feel more connected to others. They have a greater sense of purpose, and experience less stress and anxiety.

The state of awe is an experience of life through the lens of love and a feeling of deep connection.

Awe can also be attained by more secular experiences, such as being completely absorbed in viewing a stunning piece of art, or listening to a powerful piece of music. It is really about the feeling when something touches your heart in such a way that you burst with a sense of unconditional love. The link between awe and spirituality is a fascinating aspect.

Several psychologists, such as Dacher Keltner, Jonathan Haidt, Paul Piff, Michelangelo Vianello, and Jennifer Stellar, have explored the connection between awe and spirituality or a perception of something greater than oneself.

My experience of “flow” is more like being 100% absorbed in what you do: Time flies – you feel you are on the right track – and any pursuit –  like writing or composing for example, happens like a “download”. 

Awe is more the expression of childlike wonder and love:

To enter and maintain the personal state of awe involves exercising self-love. This practice entails stripping away outer mind conditioning, comparison, and competition.

Retreating into complete and utter silence and solitude is needed to get a “feel and a hear” for what might seem a feeble voice. Always returning to the very source:

This genius teamwork in coherence works like an amplifier for all the giant wonders and magical goings-on inside your body.

The synergy between heart and breath is a powerful conductor, orchestrating the rhythm of your existence. It’s not just a physical collaboration; it’s a harmonious partnership that extends to the core of your being.

Enhance the coherence between your heart and brain:

In the realm of awe, the conscious return to your heart and breath becomes a deliberate act of tuning into this symphony.

This concept aligns with heart brain coherence – further exploring the relationship between the heart’s activity and brain function. Techniques such as intentional breathing and yes, again: mindfulness practices contribute to achieving this harmonious state, fostering physiological balance and influencing mental and emotional well-being.

To me it is like we are being the perfect musical instrument: playing the souls melody – resonating in accordance within the divine symphony of the universal mind. Like every instrument it needs good care and tuning.