Ever stared at the stars or the ocean and felt super amazed?
Here’s something mind-blowing:
Your biggest “wow” moment barely even touches how amazing G-d really is. Why should you care? Feeling awe reminds you you’re part of something way bigger.
Awe helps you realize you don’t know everything—and that’s totally okay.
Awe keeps you humble and grateful, stopping your ego from getting too big.
Here’s your simple plan to feel more awe:
Stop for 30 seconds: Notice one awesome thing around you—nature, someone smiling, even your own breathing.
Think small: Realize the amazing thing you’re seeing is just a tiny hint of endless greatness.
Say thanks:
Quickly say “Thank you” to G-d for the cool little moments you get each day.
Remember this:
“Your awe is just a drop, G-d is the whole ocean.”
Start small. Feel bigger.
“Stop scrolling, your awe isn’t big enough”
If you want to go deeper into this work, explore the NextSelf 2026 and 2025 Indexes.
It organizes the core ideas on awareness, compassion, boundaries, and how they build real relationship and responsibility with The Creator.
