3 ways to find and invite more wonder

sciart0
Aug 14
1 min read

Wonder is like a guest you haven’t planned for.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

In this week’s Mini Philosophy inteview, I spoke with the poet and writer Maya Popa about her work on wonder.
Popa argues that wonder is a kind of “wound” where the outside world breaches a part of ourselves.
Here we look at three ways we can all position ourselves to invite more wonder at the world.

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