Wonderment – An Unborn Question!

 Wonderment – An Unborn Question!

Have you ever noticed how a question, before it’s fully formed, feels magical? Like a spark of curiosity, a thrill of the unknown? Wonderment is like a question still in the womb - pure, full of potential, and bursting with excitement.

But something shifts the moment it takes birth. As soon as we define it, analyze it, and name all its features, the joy often turns into worry. The unknown, once enchanting, becomes something we now have to solve.

I once experienced this deeply while watching a sunset. I was so immersed in wonderment that I lost track of time. More than 20 minutes had passed, and the sun had fully disappeared beyond the horizon. It was in that moment of pure awe that something unexpected happened - I wrote my first-ever poem in English, a language I wasn’t even comfortable with at the time.

That experience taught me something profound: when we allow ourselves to stay in wonder, without rushing to conclusions, creativity flows naturally.

What if we embraced the unknown a little longer? What if we let wonder guide us instead of seeking immediate answers?

Maybe some questions aren’t meant to be solved - they are meant to be lived.

Presence isn’t just about awareness; it’s about staying open to wonder.

When was the last time you got lost in wonder? Share your story in the comments – I would love to hear it!

And if you want to bring more presence into your life, let’s connect.

@SriRamkumar C – This post is the result of thoughts triggered by your recent post. Thank you.

 

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