converge · Reflection · 30 min · 1-40 people · low energy

Reflecting on Awe

This step guides participants to reflect deeply on their written awe experience using provided questions. This reflection helps them understand the power of awe and how to cultivate it in their lives.

When to use Reflecting on Awe

To deepen understanding of personal awe experiences and identify ways to cultivate a greater sense of appreciation and wonder.

What it solves

Lack of deeper understanding of the impact of awe; difficulty connecting awe experiences to daily life.

How to run Reflecting on Awe, step by step

  1. Provide participants with reflective questions related to their awe experience. (5 mins)
  2. Instruct participants to reflect on the questions and write down their thoughts. (25 mins)

Materials needed

  • Reflective questions (provided)
  • Paper or digital document
  • Pen or keyboard

Facilitator tips

  • Encourage participants to think deeply and be honest in their reflections.
  • Create a safe and supportive environment for sharing personal insights.

Common pitfalls

  • Participants may struggle to answer the questions; offer clarification and support.
  • Participants may provide superficial answers; encourage them to delve deeper.

Variations

  • Invite participants to share their reflections in small groups.
  • Use visual prompts (e.g., images, videos) to stimulate reflection.

Running it online or hybrid

Use online polls or breakout rooms for small group discussion.

What it produces

Written reflections on the experience of awe, using provided questions.

Origin

Adapted from Transition Makers Toolbox — source

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