Oprah Winfrey

I didn't know that 300 million people were going to the national parks.

So our culture, as you know, is obsessed with this whole idea of ranking who's best and when, when and how and, you know, who's number one and who's not.

So the question is, how can...

schools, how can families, how can communities make space for all four children growing up in an achievement-driven, achievement-oriented environment?

We know that, we know that, yeah.

How would you advise those of us who are looking for more awe in our life?

What is an awe practice?

Well, I had, speaking of mystery and wonder, I had Michael Pollan on and we were talking about the effects of, and also the late Dr. Roland Griffiths.

Yeah.

And we're talking about the effects of psychedelics.

Yeah.

What is the connection between psychedelics and awe?

Next, psychology professor Decker Keltner explains how awe can be experienced even in the most unlikely of places.

Welcome back.

If you know somebody who might need an awe-inspiring conversation right about now, send them the link to this episode.

Let's get back to my conversation with bestselling author and the Science of Happiness podcast host, Decker Keltner.

I hope those of you who are listening incorporate this idea into your own life, the idea of an awe walk.

And one of the things I appreciate about the new science of everyday wonder and how it can transform your life, awe, what I appreciate about it is it doesn't matter where you live or if you have a PhD or no D, it makes no difference your life circumstances.

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your ability to experience awe is within reach of every human being, even at San Quentin Prison.