Learn about El Greco’s expressive style and emotion-filled narratives. Reflect on and share your own experiences of kindness, generosity, and humility. Â
It offers new “awe practices� drawn from the research of Dacher Keltner, professor
When were you your bravest? Plunge into the harrowing story of Watson and the Shark and reflect on what we do when we’re overcome by both fear and awe. Â
It offers new “awe practices� drawn from the research of Dacher Keltner, professor
Reflect on the complexity of awe, an emotion that can be either euphoric or terrifying in different contexts. Consider the role that animals play in our lives and how their actions impact or inspire us.Â
It offers new “awe practices� drawn from the research of Dacher Keltner, professor
Take an “awe walk� through a panoramic landscape. Practice slowing down and activating your senses to the present moment. Explore transcendentalist philosophy and its relationship to awe.
It offers new “awe practices� drawn from the research of Dacher Keltner, professor
It offers new “awe practices� drawn from the research of Dacher Keltner, professor
Have you ever found awe in music? Reminisce on musical memories while examining an elaborate Netherlandish altarpiece. Reflect on the role of awe, music, and visual arts in spiritual life.Â
It offers new “awe practices� drawn from the research of Dacher Keltner, professor
Who is your symbol of moral beauty? Consider how artists have memorialized moral beauty in portraits. Reflect and honor those whose kindness, courage, or resilience has inspired you. Â
It offers new “awe practices� drawn from the research of Dacher Keltner, professor
How do artists help us reflect on the interconnectedness of the world? Learn how awe fuels environmental action while exploring Chakaia Booker’s rubber sculptures.
It offers new “awe practices� drawn from the research of Dacher Keltner, professor
Join us as we explore the powerful experience of being part of something greater than ourselves, through art, sports, and more.
It offers new “awe practices� drawn from the research of Dacher Keltner, professor
It offers new “awe practices� drawn from the research of Dacher Keltner, professor
