Oprah Winfrey

And my eyes watered when I saw it because I just thought, wow, you know, he's tired, he's got his own family, but he's out there and this is what Texans do.

So seeing someone do something extraordinary for somebody else,

I remember years ago, there was a Maxwell House coffee commercial around Christmas time.

And there was an elderly lady and a young woman next door goes and takes a Christmas tree.

And they put the ornaments on the Christmas tree together and then have a cup of Maxwell House coffee.

And at the end of it, I'm like, oh.

That's commercial moral beauty, right?

Yeah, but the idea of sharing what you have with someone who doesn't.

So that is the number one.

Wonder of life is people experiencing other people doing extraordinary, awesome things.

Right.

Yes.

And you call that moral beauty.

Yeah.

So what are the other seven?

We talked about number two, which is collective effervescence, right?

That's everybody in the football game and your team and feeling that.

Or the gospel concert or wherever, the collective effervescence.

And the third is nature.

Let's talk about that.