Inhabiting Wonder
What happens when we simply look, without naming what we see? In this episode of the Infinitely Precious podcast, James Henry continues the Inhabiting series with a reflection on inhabiting wonder. Wonder is the sense of awe that arrives before we name, explain, or capture an experience.
From a night sky with no light pollution to a pine tree outside his window, James explores how the instinct to name things can make us feel we’ve finished seeing them. He asks what it would be like to sit with the Mona Lisa, a sunset, or a morning rock from the garden without reaching for a label. He also…
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