"Awe is that often fleeting moment that boggles the mind and reminds you that you will never fully comprehend the vast mystery and sublime beauty that is the world you live in." ~Nicole Azzopardi
"Being in nature with my children has taught me about being in awe." ~Nicole Azzopardi
"They (children) lead us to hover over the tiniest of frogs, to gaze at the almost invisible silk thread of a caterpillar transforming itself into a shiny chrysalis hanging from a leaf above, or pulling us by the hand to peer into a bush to watch blackbird’s eggs hatch one by one - tiny people in awe of even tinier almost featherless creatures; eyes closed and breathing softly in their warm nest." ~Nicole Azzopardi
"We sit for a few quiet moments. Our little family of four, under a vast vista of pinks, reds and oranges, looking at the wild sight of the land we know so well and taking in that special kind of feeling that comes over us." ~Nicole Azzopardi
"What’s more, these little people are not just good at awe - they are the masters of discovering it in the day to day." ~Nicole Azzopardi
"Whether it’s rocks and leaves naturally shaped into love hearts, or the first to spot the arc of a rainbow, our children are the ones with eyes well trained to see awe." ~Nicole Azzopardi
"Whether it's seeing a spectacular sunrise while camping, noticing the jewel-like rain droplets on a winter's bare tree branch, or marvelling at the quiet enormity of a forest; creating opportunities for our children to experience awe is one of the best self-care tools I feel I can offer them during this time of technological dependency and global uncertainty." ~Nicole Azzopardi, Freelance Writer
Source: SBS
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