Regarding the Wonder of mystery versus The Wonder of knowing, if you can have a decent magician perform a trick for you then explain it and then perform it again you should be able to appreciate both performances. The first time your lack of understanding makes the illusion seem and feel like magic. The second time you may still get that sense of magic because you can't understand how they are so skillful as to create the illusion.  Or you may be able to instead appreciate the performance for its technical brilliance as well as appreciate the vulnerabilities of your own perception. And you may find yourself even sliding between those two different types of appreciation.  Even when we know it's a trick we can appreciate the magic. Even when we know how it's done we can still appreciate perceived magic as well as skill involved in creating that perception.