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Triggering nostalgia
Smells, tastes, photographs, and even music can trigger nostalgia.
The songs we listen to can be markers of notable events in our lives that can connect the past with the future.
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Nostalgia
Nostalgia is not the enemy of progress. Nostalgia is very motivational. People in a nostalgic mood are more optimistic about their future and inspired to pursue their goals.
For instance, if you grew up fishing with your dad, you may develop a goal of having a family yourself and ...
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Nostalgia
- Nostalgia is a peculiar feeling. It is the sentimental reminiscence of happy times, and yet it leaves us feeling curiously sad.
- Nostalgia reveals that we do not live only one life but many lives. We look back on our past selves with a poignant and disconnected sense of change.
Nostalgia: Cause And Effect
Sadness and depression are associated with the feeling of nostalgia, and recent studies show that nostalgia might even be caused by these negative emotions.
Loneliness, loss, a sense of meaninglessness, boredom and even coldness can trigger nostalgia.
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Food memories are formed unconsciously and can create certain curious associations and preferences in our life. It adds nostalgia and emotional meaning to our recollection of the experience.
The smells and tastes of the past infuse wonder, colour and depth to our life.
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