Dr. Dacher Keltner

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Huberman Lab · Cultivating Awe & Emotional Connection in Daily Life | Dr. Dacher Keltner · 6 Apr 2026 podcast

Default mode network starts to quiet down, activates vagal tone.

And you do feel like you're tethered, as you said, to like music or music.

a culture or a political movement or the team you love, right?

And it's transcendent.

And if you look at where we are today, we need more of that.

You know, we need to get our young people to be connecting to big things.

Well put.

I mean, you've highlighted this temporal, this dynamic that you're pointing to with respect to awe and the experience of awe.

And we're so limited in how we measure experience.

And I think you're right.

I think that your first sense of like one of the most awesome qualities of awe is

is connecting in your mind through the layers of consciousness and experience that shifts out of the micro to this expansive narrative about your mind, right?

And so I grew up around the UCLA campus because my mom got her PhD there at UCLA in the late 60s.

And there were eucalyptus trees.

And then I went to Northern California where there were not as many eucalyptus trees.

And the first day I was at UC Santa Barbara as an undergrad,

I smelled the eucalyptus and it was awe, it was just like... All of these experiences through the olfactory process, I was awestruck by that smell, right?

And that's through the connecting through time.

I am very persuaded by the new literature on brain synchronization.

And I talk about this a bit in awe and there's just new science coming out.

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