Dr. Dacher Keltner

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577 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 13 Jul

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Maybe I should volunteer in a school.

So from the inquiry, and once you get a sense of like, I care about justice, you know, well,

This is the book I'll read.

I'll read To Kill a Mockingbird, you know, and then I'll have this conversation with people.

So they're just guides.

They're good compasses to friendships and to volunteer work, to what we want to pursue, what we want to enjoy as a film.

So they're good ways to go about the life.

We've been talking about brief moments of really important meaning and purpose.

And awe is an emotion you feel when you encounter things that are most typically vast or

and you don't understand.

So you see a lightning storm or you're at the U2 concert and it's incomprehensible how music could be so powerful.

Or you are witnessing somebody who is giving away all their resources to a stranger, right?

And you're awestruck, vast and mysterious.

As an emotion, it moves into our body and we tear up and we get goosebumps and our heart feels warm, right?

It changes our neurophysiology.

And then awe really is, as Jane Goodall said, when you're amazed at things outside of yourself.

You want to give to it.

You want to promote it.

You want to create community.

It really brings out the better angels of our nature.

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