<transcript><audio_48>this big loop um and you can just kind of roll in that for a while and all you have to do is just you explain to someone that's going on and you can almost see them realize as they're talking about it that that's what they're doing and they can just drop it it's just i think like a lot of</transcript><transcript><audio_49>the value is really just having someone to talk to about your practice so you can listen to yourself and get some feedback from people who've made like the exact same mistakes that you're making now and just give like a little bit of a little bit of like oh not quite that way just a little bit further this</transcript><transcript><audio_50>so did i understand correctly that when you set out to do scientific research your interest was in learning about how meditation works uh in like in the brain and the physical body is that is that right yeah so my</transcript><transcript><audio_51>line of thinking was that all of these states that are accessible um that are sort of extraordinary states of consciousness and then on another level these longer kind of longitudinal shifts we see like back then i was very interested</transcript> this big loop um and you can just kind of roll in that for a while and all you have to do is just you explain to someone that's going on and you can almost see them realize as they're talking about it that that's what they're doing and they can just drop it it's just i think like a lot of the value is really just having someone to talk to about your practice so you can listen to yourself and get some feedback from people who've made like the exact same mistakes that you're making now and just give like a little bit of a little bit of like oh not quite that way just a little bit further this so did i understand correctly that when you set out to do scientific research your interest was in learning about how meditation works uh in like in the brain and the physical body is that is that right yeah so my line of thinking was that all of these states that are accessible um that are sort of extraordinary states of consciousness and then on another level these longer kind of longitudinal shifts we see like back then i was very interested
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