Why do some phrases in literature give us goosebumps?

47:3.6 (533.4) From the resurrection halls you proceed to the Melchizedek sector, where you are assigned permanent residence. Then you enter upon ten days of personal liberty. You are free to explore the immediate vicinity of your new home and to familiarize yourself with the program which lies immediately ahead. read more

Sometimes we read things that make us feel a certain way not only because we are moved by how beautifully someone has arranged those words in a sentence, but also because it invokes an emotion that is perhaps linked to a conscious or not so conscious memory, allowing us to revisit a similar situation that made us feel this way some time in the past. read more