The Science of Awe: Chasing Sunsets from the Thar to the Sutlej
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The Science of Awe: Chasing Sunsets from the Thar to the Sutlej


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This article explores the profound sense of "awe" triggered by sunrises and sunsets, bridging modern psychological research with ancient Indian spiritual traditions. Through personal reflections on witnessing these natural wonders across various landscapes, the author illustrates how such immersive experiences can boost mental health, reduce stress, and foster a deep connection to the universe.
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