The #1 reason people struggle with awe. - Spirituality

The #1 reason people struggle with awe.

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They don’t believe they matter. Even when something huge is right in front of them. Real awe isn’t just about feeling small. It’s about feeling connected.

Why is awe so hard when you feel you do not matter?

For me, awe used to be hard. I’d look at stars, oceans, amazing things, but I’d secretly think, “I don’t really matter.” And guess what? I felt nothing.

What helps you feel part of something big?

Then I realized:

To feel awe, I had to believe I was part of it. So now, when I see something beautiful, I remind myself:

“I’m part of this. I matter.”

Do I sometimes doubt it? Yes.

Do I keep reminding myself anyway? Absolutely.

Awe doesn’t start when you feel tiny. It starts when you know you’re connected.

How does low self-esteem block awe?

Low self esteem doesn’t just hurt you – it blocks awe. The greater your sense of self-worth, the more you’ll feel connection and wonder.

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Why do some people struggle to feel awe?

The article says the main reason is that they do not believe they matter. Even when something huge is right in front of them, they secretly think, “I don’t really matter,” and they feel nothing. To feel awe, you have to believe you are part of it.

Is awe just about feeling small?

No. The article says real awe isn’t just about feeling small. It is about feeling connected. Awe does not start when you feel tiny. It starts when you know you are connected to what you are looking at, whether it is stars, oceans, or something beautiful.

How can I feel more awe?

The writer reminds himself, whenever he sees something beautiful, “I’m part of this. I matter.” He still doubts it sometimes, but he keeps reminding himself anyway. He had to believe he was part of it to feel awe, so believing you are part of the wonder is what lets you feel it.

How does low self-esteem affect awe?

The article says low self esteem doesn’t just hurt you, it blocks awe. The greater your sense of self-worth, the more connection and wonder you will feel. So caring for your self-worth is not only good for you, it also opens the door to awe.

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