“…The experience of awe has been linked to enhanced well-being (Anderson et al, 2018b; Dong and Ni, 2019; Rudd et al, 2012), life satisfaction (Rudd et al, 2012), prosociality (Bai et al, 2017; Piff et al, 2015; Sturm et al, 2020), and reduced negative affect (Lopes et al, 2020), and mental distress (Sturm et al, 2020), in addition to being associated with nature relatedness (Bethelmy and Corraliza, 2019) and pro-environmental behaviour (Wang and Liu, 2019; Zhao et al, 2018), all enduring effects associated with psychedelic use (Gandy, 2019). Psychedelics have been found to elicit feelings of awe (Griffiths et al, 2006; Hendricks, 2018; Noorani et al, 2018; Riba et al, 2001; Richards et al, 1977; Watts et al, 2017), and an enhancement of awe may persist beyond the acute experience (Noorani et al, 2018).…”