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One of my favorite experiences was climbing to the second highest peak in the state of New York and gazing out across the wide Adirondacks. It was literally awesome. But what is about awe? And why do we get that feeling? Hey wonderers, Julia here for DNews When was the last time you felt awe? Standing under a canopy of soaring sequoias? Staring across the vast and endless sea? Looking into the eyes of a newborn? Awe is something that makes us feel connected, part of something larger than ourselves that maybe we cant quite understand. And for us thats sometimes difficult. We like ourselves. that big important I. We like ME over WE. But we need to get over that real fast, because awe, is well awesome. but why? Why did we ever evolve this feeling? Maybe to help other people, so say some researchers. So when we experience awe, what happens? Well for one, it might make us healthier. In one study published in the journal Emotion, researchers found that awe reduces the levels of pro-inflam
