Andrew Huberman· PhD
And those people report feeling a lot less loneliness.
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And those people report feeling a lot less loneliness.
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Yeah, it's it certainly makes me feel less alone to pray. In fact, um, at some point I found anyway that if you pray regularly that you never feel lonely, you never feel alone because you realize that people come, people go. Ideally, they you don't lose people close to you quickly or too soon. But everyone dies eventually. >> But your relationship with God, if you have one, is a permanent thing
the data show that people who engage with religion report much less loneliness. And it's it's probably both, right? It is usually they're engaged in a religious community that causes deeper social bonds. But I think you're right. It it does believing you have a relationship with God allows you to feel like someone is always there.