The heartwarming meaning almost describes the feeling watching baby-animal videos—but the sanscrit term for being moved by love, kama muta, is even better. One massive study of 3,542 participants from ...

Great Muta is getting inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. Marc Raimondi of ESPN reports that Muta will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2023. PWInsider first broke the ...

Sting shares his respect for Great Muta. After a career spanning almost 40 years, Japanese legend Great Muta is preparing to hang up his boots. His last match will take place in Pro Wrestling NOAH at ...

Taking to X late Saturday evening, Muta posted a photo of himself with former WWE Champion and AEW's Paul Wight at the Big Event NY wrestling convention. Muta also included a message about being ...

AEW went back in time, reuniting two legends that rose to prominence against each other. It took place just over a week ago on the “Grand Slam” edition of Rampage during the tag-team match with Sting ...

Over the past 38 years, Keiji Muto, aka The Great Muta, has made a huge impact in pro wrestling. Winning championships in Japan and the United States for companies such as NJPW, WCW, NWA, and Pro ...

Earlier this month, following The Great Muta's surprise appearance at "AEW Rampage: Grand Slam" saving Sting from a vicious assault, it was announced that the longtime rivals would team together with ...

Watching a mama chimpanzee reunite with her newborn after a traumatic birth can leave humans with hearts cracked open, eyes blurry with tears, skin covered with goosebumps, and insides tangled with ...

Innovative, aggressive and unpredictable, The Great Muta has long been considered an integral part of Japanese wrestling culture, but it was in World Championship Wrestling in the late 1980s that the ...

Goosebumps, tears, a sense of solidarity… There’s a name for that feeling, and its manifestations – from Swifties handing out friendship bracelets to strong responses to political messaging – can ...

If you've ever felt choked up at the end of a happy film, or found yourself tearing up at a wedding, scientists say you might have been feeling a newly described emotion - 'kama muta'. Kama muta ...