The Secret Pulse of Time
by Joe Dispenza
Mentioned once across 1 show · first heard Aug 2025 on Huberman Lab.
The general take
Andrew Huberman recommends The Secret Pulse of Time as a wonderful book about time perception, though he notes the frustration that it doesn't have an audio version. Beyond that single mention, there's limited insight into what the speakers generally think of the product.
About
Have you ever fantasized about having more time-now, this minute, to accomplish everything you need and want to get done today? Or wondered why time flies when you are thoroughly engrossed in something? Or why minutes pass so slowly when you're standing in line at the store or airport, or on hold waiting for a customer service rep to answer your call? Or how, simply, to find more time to relax and unwind? Now, with The Secret Pulse of Time , already a longstanding best seller in Germany, internationally best-selling and award-winning science writer Stefan Klein has crafted what amounts to "operating instructions" for time. "We are all taking part in a giant experiment in dealing with time," Klein writes-and his aim with this book is to help us each to understand "the degree to which our experience of time hinges on our outlook on life."
Who said what
Andrew Huberman👍 Recommends
…referencing book about time perception and expansion and contraction of awareness
“There's a wonderful book that's not available in audio form called The Secret Pulse of Time that gets into how this expansion and contraction works. But I feel like thread through every religion and every religious practice is an attempt to reconcile the need to feel, quote unquote, present, to live in the now, to do good deeds now, to not do bad deeds, to be grateful.”
Huberman Lab — Science & Health Benefits of Belief in God & Religion | Dr. David DeStenoat 38:34
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