Wonder is the beginning of our relationship with the world, a moment when the familiar becomes extraordinary and we are reminded of how little we truly know. Inspired by Heathcote Williams’s Whale Nation, there is joy in recognising ourselves as part of something immeasurably larger, a living world of intelligence, beauty and mystery that asks not to be mastered, but marvelled at. To wonder is to recover our capacity for awe, and with it, the possibility of a more generous relationship with life itself.
