11/26/2025
Ever heard of an “awe walk”?
It’s a gentle practice of slowing down and really looking—letting sights, sounds, and small sensory details land—until that quiet “wow” appears and you feel connected to something bigger than you.
Awe doesn’t need a mountain or a plane ticket—it’s hiding in plain sight.
Step to a window or the end of your street and give yourself one slow minute of looking on purpose.
Search for a tiny “wow”: the scalloped edge of a cloud, the lacework of a leaf, raindrops beading on a railing, sunlight skipping across brick, steam curling from a coffee cup, the shimmer on a pigeon’s neck.
Let your eyes linger.
Take three unhurried breaths, each exhale a little longer than the inhale.
Notice how your shoulders drop and the day feels a bit wider.
Make it a light ritual: choose a time anchor—after lunch, after work, or right before unlocking the door.
Snap one photo for an Awe Album so future-you has a pocket of wonder to revisit on heavy days.
Bonus: add a favorite 30-second song clip while you look—sound can amplify the “wow.”
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