<transcript><audio_338>teaching and tools in order to help the students achieve their own goals so there's a possibility that once we understand these things better you could as part of your like initial teacher interview like you do your teacher interview and then you get a brain scan and then we talk</transcript><transcript><audio_339>about what your meditation goals are and then we use all of this information to help you get closer to your goals and of course your goals are going to change as you go along and you'll have the freedom to to do that but right now we just don't</transcript><transcript><audio_340>how the meditating brain is changing both within a practice and across practices like we don't have those maps yet so before we can really do anything else like we need to just like make the maps first and i find myself</transcript><transcript><audio_341>in a position of of map maker right yeah that sounds fun uh let me ask as well like what would you say as someone that's done extensive fmri research what would you say the sort of advantages of fmri research are and and the sort of</transcript> teaching and tools in order to help the students achieve their own goals so there's a possibility that once we understand these things better you could as part of your like initial teacher interview like you do your teacher interview and then you get a brain scan and then we talk about what your meditation goals are and then we use all of this information to help you get closer to your goals and of course your goals are going to change as you go along and you'll have the freedom to to do that but right now we just don't how the meditating brain is changing both within a practice and across practices like we don't have those maps yet so before we can really do anything else like we need to just like make the maps first and i find myself in a position of of map maker right yeah that sounds fun uh let me ask as well like what would you say as someone that's done extensive fmri research what would you say the sort of advantages of fmri research are and and the sort of
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