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Wonder & Awe TEDxLA

Louie Schwartzberg TEDxLA [video]

Wonder & Awe by Louie Schwartzberg: TEDxLA [video]

Wonder & Awe by Louie Schwartzberg: TEDxLA [video]

“Wonder and curiosity drive us to explore because we are surrounded by things we can’t see, and that triggers our imagination, inspiring art and science. I love making the invisible visible. Using the art of time lapse and slow motion cinematography, I can stretch the imagination by creating journeys through portals of time, and scale.

Have you ever imagined what it’s like to experience the world from the point of view of a flower or a hummingbird? When we see Life through their perspective it expands your vision and opens your heart, unveiling the mysteries of Life, and that is transformational.

We are all born with a sense of wonder. Sometimes it’s triggered by astonishing feats. Monuments to mankind’s capabilities, extraordinary talents and gifts, or scientific discoveries that push the boundaries of comprehension. But more often, we experience wonder by truly seeing the world around us.

Wonder and awe allow us to transcend the ordinary, even to test our concepts of time and scale. We are overcome with a sense of being small in a grand universe. We’re unaware of past or future. We are, as they say, “in the moment”. We use the word “breathtaking” to describe it, because it actually takes our breath away.

Wonder inspires us to open our hearts and our minds to engender gratitude.

Wonder and awe inspire us and bring us into the present moment, which unleashes our imagination. They enable us to adjust time perception. This influences decision making, making us more patient, more willing to help others, and makes life more satisfying.

It makes people feel rich in time.

When was the last time you felt rich in time?”

~ excerpt from Louie Schwartzberg’s TEDx LA talk, December 3, 2016, Dolby Theatre

Posted in: Gratitude, Gratitude Revealed, Moving Art, Wonder Tagged: Dolby Theatre, TEDxLA Author: Louie Schwartzberg

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7 Comments

  1. Peggy
    January 31, 2017 at 5:13 pm /

    Thank you. You are an inspiration for us all and so very right.

  2. Kitty
    February 2, 2017 at 4:38 am /

    Yes Peggy, in agreement with words of thanks, esp.. during the heavty times we all on earth face right now. Thank you Thankyou, To You wonderful man with your profetic words to inspire us all. liefs from holland, Kitty

  3. Peggy
    February 2, 2017 at 7:36 am /

    Thank you!

  4. Karolen Linderman
    February 2, 2017 at 8:10 am /

    I remember seeing you at the Cinema Society in San Diego several years ago. Thank you for this powerful and poignant message!

    Karolen

  5. Linda Haynie
    February 2, 2017 at 10:28 am /

    I have shared this with friends and family and hope they love it as much as I did. Truly inspiring work AND words. I appreciate you and what you do so much – especially at this challenging time in our country. And you have captured the importance and beauty of nature so elegantly – reflecting my personal belief that we can never get enough of nature.

  6. Lewisa
    February 2, 2017 at 6:07 pm /

    Thank you for your heart and the work you do, for showing us the beauty in our own hearts as well as the magnificence of this planet. You are a treasure!

  7. Christy Bors
    September 24, 2019 at 11:37 am /

    Yes! “Being rich in time” is such a lovely way to consider how you spend time and how you give it away. Stick to what’s important – people, relationships, all that’s good!

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