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jenny/13737

Thanks.

thanks.

θæŋks.

jenny/13738

There was a question over here.

there was a question over here.

ðɛɹ wɑz ʌ kwɛstʃʌn oʊvɜ˞ hiɹ.

jenny/13739

>> I was wondering if maybe you could talk a little bit more about the importance of hard line personalities in these processes.

i was wondering if maybe you could talk a little bit more about the importance of hard line personalities in these processes.

>> aɪ wɑz wʌndɜ˞ɪŋ ɪf meɪbi ju kʊd tɔk ʌ lɪtʌl bɪt mɔɹ ʌbaʊt ðʌ ɪmpɔɹtʌns ʌv hɑɹd laɪn pɜ˞sʌnælɪtiz ɪn ðiz pɹɑsɛsʌz.

jenny/1373

At their second trial they confessed to all their old crimes over again, with a whole string of new ones.

at their second trial they confessed to all their old crimes over again, with a whole string of new ones.

æt ðɛɹ sɛkʌnd tɹaɪʌl ðeɪ kʌnfɛst tu ɔl ðɛɹ oʊld kɹaɪmz oʊvɜ˞ ʌɡɛn, wɪð ʌ hoʊl stɹɪŋ ʌv nu wʌnz.

jenny/13740

Two stories about Ian P. is I remember long time ago saying to him 'Ian what is wrong with power sharing?'

two stories about ian p. is i remember long time ago saying to him 'ian what is wrong with power sharing?'

tu stɔɹiz ʌbaʊt iʌn pi. ɪz aɪ ɹɪmɛmbɜ˞ lɔŋ taɪm ʌɡoʊ seɪɪŋ tu hɪm 'iʌn wʌt ɪz ɹɔŋ wɪð paʊɜ˞ ʃɛɹɪŋ?'

jenny/13741

And he said 'What's wrong with it?

and he said 'what's wrong with it?

ʌnd hi sɛd 'wʌt'ɛs ɹɔŋ wɪð ɪt?

jenny/13742

I've been against it all my life that's what's wrong with it.'

i've been against it all my life that's what's wrong with it.'

aɪ'vi bɪn ʌɡɛnst ɪt ɔl maɪ laɪf ðæt'ɛs wʌt'ɛs ɹɔŋ wɪð ɪt.'

jenny/13743

[ Laughter ] >> Which was a persuasive argument but, you know.

laughter which was a persuasive argument but, you know.

[ læftɜ˞ ] >> wɪtʃ wɑz ʌ pɜ˞sweɪsɪv ɑɹɡjʌmʌnt bʌt, ju noʊ.

jenny/13744

[ Laughter ] >> Then Austin after he had had this extraordinary press conference with Gerry Adams where they went the same table.

laughter then austin after he had had this extraordinary press conference with gerry adams where they went the same table.

[ læftɜ˞ ] >> ðɛn ɔstʌn æftɜ˞ hi hæd hæd ðɪs ɛkstɹʌɔɹdʌnɛɹi pɹɛs kɑnfɜ˞ʌns wɪð dʒɛɹi ædʌmz wɛɹ ðeɪ wɛnt ðʌ seɪm teɪbʌl.

jenny/13745

And that was actually what we heard from a quite hard line politician in the [inaudible] Bob.

and that was actually what we heard from a quite hard line politician in the inaudible bob.

ʌnd ðæt wɑz æktʃuʌli wʌt wi hɜ˞d fɹʌm ʌ kwaɪt hɑɹd laɪn pɑlʌtɪʃʌn ɪn ðʌ [ɪnɔdʌbʌl] bɑb.

jenny/13746

I want it to be different-- in fact, he actually went further, he said 'I think I failed my son and not having it done for his generation, I must not fail my grandson.'

i want it to be different in fact, he actually went further, he said 'i think i failed my son and not having it done for his generation, i must not fail my grandson.'

aɪ wɑnt ɪt tu bi dɪfɜ˞ʌnt-- ɪn fækt, hi æktʃuʌli wɛnt fɜ˞ðɜ˞, hi sɛd 'aɪ θɪŋk aɪ feɪld maɪ sʌn ʌnd nɑt hævɪŋ ɪt dʌn fɔɹ hɪz dʒɛnɜ˞eɪʃʌn, aɪ mʌst nɑt feɪl maɪ ɡɹændsʌn.'

jenny/13747

And just seeing the enemy as a human being who has real feelings about themselves and about their families and about the future of the community is really important.

and just seeing the enemy as a human being who has real feelings about themselves and about their families and about the future of the community is really important.

ʌnd dʒʌst siɪŋ ðʌ ɛnʌmi æz ʌ hjumʌn biɪŋ hu hæz ɹil filɪŋz ʌbaʊt ðɛmsɛlvz ʌnd ʌbaʊt ðɛɹ fæmʌliz ʌnd ʌbaʊt ðʌ fjutʃɜ˞ ʌv ðʌ kʌmjunʌti ɪz ɹɪli ɪmpɔɹtʌnt.

jenny/13748

Once you see them as something less than human or different from human you're already on the road to trouble.

once you see them as something less than human or different from human you're already on the road to trouble.

wʌns ju si ðɛm æz sʌmθɪŋ lɛs ðæn hjumʌn ɔɹ dɪfɜ˞ʌnt fɹʌm hjumʌn ju'ɹeɪ ɔlɹɛdi ɑn ðʌ ɹoʊd tu tɹʌbʌl.

jenny/13749

But you're right, these people can, can lead me their people forward.

but you're right, these people can, can lead me their people forward.

bʌt ju'ɹeɪ ɹaɪt, ðiz pipʌl kæn, kæn lɛd mi ðɛɹ pipʌl fɔɹwɜ˞d.

jenny/1374

They were executed, and their fate was recorded in the Party histories, a warning to posterity.

they were executed, and their fate was recorded in the party histories, a warning to posterity.

ðeɪ wɜ˞ ɛksʌkjutɪd, ʌnd ðɛɹ feɪt wɑz ɹʌkɔɹdɪd ɪn ðʌ pɑɹti hɪstɜ˞iz, ʌ wɔɹnɪŋ tu pɑstɛɹʌti.

jenny/13750

There is a sense of trust.

there is a sense of trust.

ðɛɹ ɪz ʌ sɛns ʌv tɹʌst.

jenny/13751

They don't have a feeling that they're gonna be old flanked from the outside as it were.

they don't have a feeling that they're gonna be old flanked from the outside as it were.

ðeɪ dɑn'ti hæv ʌ filɪŋ ðæt ðeɪ'ɹeɪ ɡɑnʌ bi oʊld flæŋkt fɹʌm ðʌ aʊtsaɪd æz ɪt wɜ˞.

jenny/13752

But they pay a price because not all of their people will go with them.

but they pay a price because not all of their people will go with them.

bʌt ðeɪ peɪ ʌ pɹaɪs bɪkɔz nɑt ɔl ʌv ðɛɹ pipʌl wɪl ɡoʊ wɪð ðɛm.

jenny/13753

Not all the Republican run to Gerry Adams and not all Ian Paisley's people have gone with him either.

not all the republican run to gerry adams and not all ian paisley's people have gone with him either.

nɑt ɔl ðʌ ɹɪpʌblɪkʌn ɹʌn tu dʒɛɹi ædʌmz ʌnd nɑt ɔl iʌn peɪzli'ɛs pipʌl hæv ɡɔn wɪð hɪm iðɜ˞.

jenny/13754

So they actually have to be courageous at some point at a time when they judge it to be possible.

so they actually have to be courageous at some point at a time when they judge it to be possible.

soʊ ðeɪ æktʃuʌli hæv tu bi kɜ˞eɪdʒʌs æt sʌm pɔɪnt æt ʌ taɪm wɛn ðeɪ dʒʌdʒ ɪt tu bi pɑsʌbʌl.

jenny/13755

You had a question.

you had a question.

ju hæd ʌ kwɛstʃʌn.

jenny/13756

>> Please not windowless airless rooms.

please not windowless airless rooms.

>> pliz nɑt wɪndoʊlʌs ɛɹlʌs ɹumz.

jenny/13757

It's hard enough with like that alone.

it's hard enough with like that alone.

ɪt'ɛs hɑɹd ɪnʌf wɪð laɪk ðæt ʌloʊn.

jenny/13758

The building we actually end up negotiating in was not a particularly congenial one, but no.

the building we actually end up negotiating in was not a particularly congenial one, but no.

ðʌ bɪldɪŋ wi æktʃuʌli ɛnd ʌp nɪɡoʊʃieɪtɪŋ ɪn wɑz nɑt ʌ pɑɹtɪkjʌlɜ˞li kʌndʒinjʌl wʌn, bʌt noʊ.

jenny/13759

This is really difficult because every state comes with a degree of agenda or it wouldn't be there in the first place.

this is really difficult because every state comes with a degree of agenda or it wouldn't be there in the first place.

ðɪs ɪz ɹɪli dɪfʌkʌlt bɪkɔz ɛvɜ˞i steɪt kʌmz wɪð ʌ dɪɡɹi ʌv ʌdʒɛndʌ ɔɹ ɪt 'ti bi ðɛɹ ɪn ðʌ fɜ˞st pleɪs.

jenny/13760

The British and Irish Governments were the key for us.

the british and irish governments were the key for us.

ðʌ bɹɪtɪʃ ʌnd aɪɹɪʃ ɡʌvɜ˞mʌnts wɜ˞ ðʌ ki fɔɹ ʌs.

jenny/13761

They saw things from a different perspective.

they saw things from a different perspective.

ðeɪ sɔ θɪŋz fɹʌm ʌ dɪfɜ˞ʌnt pɜ˞spɛktɪv.

jenny/13762

And that's the key thing is to get more than one perspective that genuinely tries to help people to find their way forward.

and that's the key thing is to get more than one perspective that genuinely tries to help people to find their way forward.

ʌnd ðæt'ɛs ðʌ ki θɪŋ ɪz tu ɡɛt mɔɹ ðæn wʌn pɜ˞spɛktɪv ðæt dʒɛnjʌwʌnli tɹaɪz tu hɛlp pipʌl tu faɪnd ðɛɹ weɪ fɔɹwɜ˞d.

jenny/13764

And the individual concerned, I'll try carefully not to give gender.

and the individual concerned, i'll try carefully not to give gender.

ʌnd ðʌ ɪndʌvɪdʒʌwʌl kʌnsɜ˞nd, aɪ' tɹaɪ kɛɹfʌli nɑt tu ɡɪv dʒɛndɜ˞.

jenny/13765

The individual concerned said 'But it can't possibly take that long.'

the individual concerned said 'but it can't possibly take that long.'

ðʌ ɪndʌvɪdʒʌwʌl kʌnsɜ˞nd sɛd 'bʌt ɪt kæn'ti pɑsʌbli teɪk ðæt lɔŋ.'

jenny/13766

And I said, 'Why not?'

and i said, 'why not?'

ʌnd aɪ sɛd, 'waɪ nɑt?'

jenny/13767

And the ambassador said ''Cause I won't be here then.'

and the ambassador said ''cause i won't be here then.'

ʌnd ðʌ æmbæsʌdɜ˞ sɛd ''kɑz aɪ wʌn'ti bi hiɹ ðɛn.'

jenny/13768

[ Laughter ] >> So, probably not [laughter] but it wasn't the first question on the IRA Army Council's list.

laughter so, probably not laughter but it wasn't the first question on the ira army council's list.

[ læftɜ˞ ] >> soʊ, pɹɑbʌbli nɑt [læftɜ˞] bʌt ɪt 'ti ðʌ fɜ˞st kwɛstʃʌn ɑn ðʌ aɪɹʌ ɑɹmi kaʊnsʌl'ɛs lɪst.

jenny/13769

>> Unfortunately that's gonna have to be our last question.

unfortunately that's gonna have to be our last question.

>> ʌnfɔɹtʃʌnʌtli ðæt'ɛs ɡɑnʌ hæv tu bi aʊɜ˞ læst kwɛstʃʌn.

jenny/1376

The instant he had flattened it out he saw its significance.

the instant he had flattened it out he saw its significance.

ðʌ ɪnstʌnt hi hæd flætʌnd ɪt aʊt hi sɔ ɪts sʌɡnɪfɪkʌns.

jenny/13770

>> Thanks Susan.

thanks susan.

>> θæŋks suzʌn.

jenny/13771

[ Inaudible Remark ] >> And an organization like Pete's now that will criticize the government and reports out of the settlements and tries to make contact with the Palestinians.

inaudible remark and an organization like pete's now that will criticize the government and reports out of the settlements and tries to make contact with the palestinians.

[ ɪnɔdʌbʌl ɹɪmɑɹk ] >> ʌnd æn ɔɹɡʌnʌzeɪʃʌn laɪk pit'ɛs naʊ ðæt wɪl kɹɪtɪsaɪz ðʌ ɡʌvɜ˞mʌnt ʌnd ɹɪpɔɹts aʊt ʌv ðʌ sɛtʌlmʌnts ʌnd tɹaɪz tu meɪk kɑntækt wɪð ðʌ pælɪstɪniʌnz.

jenny/13772

Do they have a role or do you think that it's a hindrance?

do they have a role or do you think that it's a hindrance?

du ðeɪ hæv ʌ ɹoʊl ɔɹ du ju θɪŋk ðæt ɪt'ɛs ʌ hɪndɹʌns?

jenny/13773

>> No, I don't think it's a hindrance and I think there is-- there are number of rules.

no, i don't think it's a hindrance and i think there is there are number of rules.

>> noʊ, aɪ dɑn'ti θɪŋk ɪt'ɛs ʌ hɪndɹʌns ʌnd aɪ θɪŋk ðɛɹ ɪz-- ðɛɹ ɑɹ nʌmbɜ˞ ʌv ɹulz.

jenny/13774

And sometimes you wonder 'why didn't we?'

and sometimes you wonder 'why didn't we?'

ʌnd sʌmtaɪmz ju wʌndɜ˞ 'waɪ 'ti wi?'

jenny/13775

That is their life and so, you're enriching their life in the middle of what is not are really very pleasant place to be.

that is their life and so, you're enriching their life in the middle of what is not are really very pleasant place to be.

ðæt ɪz ðɛɹ laɪf ʌnd soʊ, ju'ɹeɪ ɛnɹɪtʃɪŋ ðɛɹ laɪf ɪn ðʌ mɪdʌl ʌv wʌt ɪz nɑt ɑɹ ɹɪli vɛɹi plɛzʌnt pleɪs tu bi.

jenny/13776

You also provide mood music in a sense that helps towards the peace process.

you also provide mood music in a sense that helps towards the peace process.

ju ɔlsoʊ pɹʌvaɪd mud mjuzɪk ɪn ʌ sɛns ðæt hɛlps tʌwɔɹdz ðʌ pis pɹɑsɛs.

jenny/13777

You help to give some sense of encouragement that things are possible.

you help to give some sense of encouragement that things are possible.

ju hɛlp tu ɡɪv sʌm sɛns ʌv ɛnkɜ˞ɪdʒmʌnt ðæt θɪŋz ɑɹ pɑsʌbʌl.

jenny/13778

It's the old business of lighting a candle rather than cursing the darkness.

it's the old business of lighting a candle rather than cursing the darkness.

ɪt'ɛs ðʌ oʊld bɪznʌs ʌv laɪtɪŋ ʌ kændʌl ɹæðɜ˞ ðæn kɜ˞sɪŋ ðʌ dɑɹknʌs.

jenny/13779

But you actually give people a sense of hope and sometimes some of the people that you give encouragement to are people who can actually make a difference and they just need that encouragement.

but you actually give people a sense of hope and sometimes some of the people that you give encouragement to are people who can actually make a difference and they just need that encouragement.

bʌt ju æktʃuʌli ɡɪv pipʌl ʌ sɛns ʌv hoʊp ʌnd sʌmtaɪmz sʌm ʌv ðʌ pipʌl ðæt ju ɡɪv ɛnkɜ˞ɪdʒmʌnt tu ɑɹ pipʌl hu kæn æktʃuʌli meɪk ʌ dɪfɜ˞ʌns ʌnd ðeɪ dʒʌst nid ðæt ɛnkɜ˞ɪdʒmʌnt.

jenny/1377

It was a half-page torn out of The Times of about ten years earlier -- the top half of the page, so that it included the date -- and it contained a photograph of the delegates at some Party function in New York.

it was a half page torn out of the times of about ten years earlier the top half of the page, so that it included the date and it contained a photograph of the delegates at some party function in new york.

ɪt wɑz ʌ hæf-peɪdʒ tɔɹn aʊt ʌv ðʌ taɪmz ʌv ʌbaʊt tɛn jɪɹz ɜ˞liɜ˞ -- ðʌ tɑp hæf ʌv ðʌ peɪdʒ, soʊ ðæt ɪt ɪnkludʌd ðʌ deɪt -- ʌnd ɪt kʌnteɪnd ʌ foʊtʌɡɹæf ʌv ðʌ dɛlʌɡeɪts æt sʌm pɑɹti fʌŋkʃʌn ɪn nu jɔɹk.

jenny/13780

They just need that sustenance to keep them hanging on in there when frankly they feel like immigrating.

they just need that sustenance to keep them hanging on in there when frankly they feel like immigrating.

ðeɪ dʒʌst nid ðæt sʌstʌnʌns tu kip ðɛm hæŋɪŋ ɑn ɪn ðɛɹ wɛn fɹæŋkli ðeɪ fil laɪk .

jenny/13781

You know they just feel 'Oh, forget it.

you know they just feel 'oh, forget it.

ju noʊ ðeɪ dʒʌst fil 'oʊ, fɜ˞ɡɛt ɪt.

jenny/13782

This is just hopeless altogether.'

this is just hopeless altogether.'

ðɪs ɪz dʒʌst hoʊplʌs ɔltʌɡɛðɜ˞.'

jenny/13783

And there are some, not very many, but there are some of the people who follow the line that you described who ultimately end up playing a more substantial role.

and there are some, not very many, but there are some of the people who follow the line that you described who ultimately end up playing a more substantial role.

ʌnd ðɛɹ ɑɹ sʌm, nɑt vɛɹi mɛni, bʌt ðɛɹ ɑɹ sʌm ʌv ðʌ pipʌl hu fɑloʊ ðʌ laɪn ðæt ju dɪskɹaɪbd hu ʌltʌmʌtli ɛnd ʌp pleɪɪŋ ʌ mɔɹ sʌbstænʃʌl ɹoʊl.

jenny/13784

It may be for our generation that our job is simply to keep the hope alive.

it may be for our generation that our job is simply to keep the hope alive.

ɪt meɪ bi fɔɹ aʊɜ˞ dʒɛnɜ˞eɪʃʌn ðæt aʊɜ˞ dʒɑb ɪz sɪmpli tu kip ðʌ hoʊp ʌlaɪv.

jenny/13785

And it will be for another generation to have the incredible good fortune to see the fruits of what we're doing.

and it will be for another generation to have the incredible good fortune to see the fruits of what we're doing.

ʌnd ɪt wɪl bi fɔɹ ʌnʌðɜ˞ dʒɛnɜ˞eɪʃʌn tu hæv ðʌ ɪnkɹɛdʌbʌl ɡʊd fɔɹtʃʌn tu si ðʌ fɹuts ʌv wʌt wi'ɹeɪ duɪŋ.

jenny/13786

But if that's what we have to do then that is our job and that is what we should do.

but if that's what we have to do then that is our job and that is what we should do.

bʌt ɪf ðæt'ɛs wʌt wi hæv tu du ðɛn ðæt ɪz aʊɜ˞ dʒɑb ʌnd ðæt ɪz wʌt wi ʃʊd du.

jenny/13787

We turned out to be much more fortunate than that.

we turned out to be much more fortunate than that.

wi tɜ˞nd aʊt tu bi mʌtʃ mɔɹ fɔɹtʃʌnʌt ðæn ðæt.

jenny/13788

Sadhguru: Sushupti means it is a dreamless state, but there are dimensions of consciousness that you are aware of.

sadhguru, sushupti means it is a dreamless state, but there are dimensions of consciousness that you are aware of.

: minz ɪt ɪz ʌ steɪt, bʌt ðɛɹ ɑɹ dɪmɛnʃʌnz ʌv kɑnʃʌsnʌs ðæt ju ɑɹ ʌwɛɹ ʌv.

jenny/13789

The neurological system in the body, if we have a way of monitoring that, I think the entire art of anesthesia could raise to a different level at a very minimum interference.

the neurological system in the body, if we have a way of monitoring that, i think the entire art of anesthesia could raise to a different level at a very minimum interference.

ðʌ nʊɹʌlɑdʒɪkʌl sɪstʌm ɪn ðʌ bɑdi, ɪf wi hæv ʌ weɪ ʌv mɑnʌtɜ˞ɪŋ ðæt, aɪ θɪŋk ðʌ ɪntaɪɜ˞ ɑɹt ʌv ænɪsθiʒʌ kʊd ɹeɪz tu ʌ dɪfɜ˞ʌnt lɛvʌl æt ʌ vɛɹi mɪnʌmʌm ɪntɜ˞fɪɹʌns.

jenny/1378

Prominent in the middle of the group were Jones, Aaronson, and Rutherford.

prominent in the middle of the group were jones, aaronson, and rutherford.

pɹɑmʌnʌnt ɪn ðʌ mɪdʌl ʌv ðʌ ɡɹup wɜ˞ dʒoʊnz, ɛɹʌnsʌn, ʌnd ɹʌθɜ˞fɜ˞d.

jenny/13790

When you disengage with memory, suddenly there is no past, present and future.

when you disengage with memory, suddenly there is no past, present and future.

wɛn ju dɪsɪnɡeɪdʒ wɪð mɛmɜ˞i, sʌdʌnli ðɛɹ ɪz noʊ pæst, pɹɛzʌnt ʌnd fjutʃɜ˞.

jenny/13791

So there is no time.

so there is no time.

soʊ ðɛɹ ɪz noʊ taɪm.

jenny/13792

Because there is no time, there is no space.

because there is no time, there is no space.

bɪkɔz ðɛɹ ɪz noʊ taɪm, ðɛɹ ɪz noʊ speɪs.

jenny/13793

And having gone through several programs with him, I think I'd some glimpses here and there to know that there is much more than what we know of.

and having gone through several programs with him, i think i'd some glimpses here and there to know that there is much more than what we know of.

ʌnd hævɪŋ ɡɔn θɹu sɛvɹʌl pɹoʊɡɹæmz wɪð hɪm, aɪ θɪŋk aɪ'di sʌm ɡlɪmpsɪz hiɹ ʌnd ðɛɹ tu noʊ ðæt ðɛɹ ɪz mʌtʃ mɔɹ ðæn wʌt wi noʊ ʌv.

jenny/13794

Emery N. Brown: Okay, so I'll start.Okay, so I'll start.

emery n. brown, okay, so i'll start.okay, so i'll start.

ɛmɜ˞i ɛn. bɹaʊn: oʊkeɪ, soʊ aɪ' stɑɹt.oʊkeɪ, soʊ aɪ' stɑɹt.

jenny/13795

Sadhguru: Oh!

sadhguru, oh!

: oʊ!

jenny/13796

Emery N. Brown: Great topic right, yeah, right, right.Great topic right, yeah, right, right.

emery n. brown, great topic right, yeah, right, right.great topic right, yeah, right, right.

ɛmɜ˞i ɛn. bɹaʊn: ɡɹeɪt tɑpɪk ɹaɪt, jæ, ɹaɪt, ɹaɪt.ɡɹeɪt tɑpɪk ɹaɪt, jæ, ɹaɪt, ɹaɪt.

jenny/13797

Sadhguru: Lot of clients out there (Laughs).

sadhguru, lot of clients out there laughs.

: lɑt ʌv klaɪʌnts aʊt ðɛɹ (læfs).

jenny/13798

Emery N. Brown: Exactly, right, all right, all right, fantastic (Laughs)!Exactly, right, all right, all right, fantastic (Laughs)!

emery n. brown, exactly, right, all right, all right, fantastic laughs!exactly, right, all right, all right, fantastic laughs!

ɛmɜ˞i ɛn. bɹaʊn: ɪɡzæktli, ɹaɪt, ɔl ɹaɪt, ɔl ɹaɪt, fæntæstɪk (læfs)!ɪɡzæktli, ɹaɪt, ɔl ɹaɪt, ɔl ɹaɪt, fæntæstɪk (læfs)!

jenny/13799

So, what happened to you?

so, what happened to you?

soʊ, wʌt hæpʌnd tu ju?

jenny/1379

There was no mistaking them, in any case their names were in the caption at the bottom.

there was no mistaking them, in any case their names were in the caption at the bottom.

ðɛɹ wɑz noʊ mɪsteɪkɪŋ ðɛm, ɪn ɛni keɪs ðɛɹ neɪmz wɜ˞ ɪn ðʌ kæpʃʌn æt ðʌ bɑtʌm.

jenny/137

He did not know what had made him pour out this stream of rubbish.

he did not know what had made him pour out this stream of rubbish.

hi dɪd nɑt noʊ wʌt hæd meɪd hɪm pɔɹ aʊt ðɪs stɹim ʌv ɹʌbɪʃ.

jenny/13800

So, I'll just give you the quick back-of-the-envelope way to think about it.

so, i'll just give you the quick back of the envelope way to think about it.

soʊ, aɪ' dʒʌst ɡɪv ju ðʌ kwɪk bæk-ʌv-ðʌ-ɛnvʌloʊp weɪ tu θɪŋk ʌbaʊt ɪt.

jenny/13801

When you take the anesthesia drugs, or when they're given to you by the anesthesiologists, the brain isn't turned off.

when you take the anesthesia drugs, or when they're given to you by the anesthesiologists, the brain isn't turned off.

wɛn ju teɪk ðʌ ænɪsθiʒʌ dɹʌɡz, ɔɹ wɛn ðeɪ'ɹeɪ ɡɪvʌn tu ju baɪ ðʌ ænʌsθiziɑlʌdʒʌsts, ðʌ bɹeɪn 'ti tɜ˞nd ɔf.

jenny/13802

You know, it's not like all of a sudden the switch flips.

you know, it's not like all of a sudden the switch flips.

ju noʊ, ɪt'ɛs nɑt laɪk ɔl ʌv ʌ sʌdʌn ðʌ swɪtʃ flɪps.

jenny/13803

If you look at what happens to the brain, it's actually on a highly, highly dynamic state.

if you look at what happens to the brain, it's actually on a highly, highly dynamic state.

ɪf ju lʊk æt wʌt hæpʌnz tu ðʌ bɹeɪn, ɪt'ɛs æktʃuʌli ɑn ʌ haɪli, haɪli daɪnæmɪk steɪt.

jenny/13804

As I understand in my little, limited way, all right, all right?

as i understand in my little, limited way, all right, all right?

æz aɪ ʌndɜ˞stænd ɪn maɪ lɪtʌl, lɪmʌtʌd weɪ, ɔl ɹaɪt, ɔl ɹaɪt?

jenny/13805

But then what happens is, the drugs take over the circuits (Gestures) and now the circuits oscillate like this and as long as you keep the drugs, they are there doing that (Gestures).

but then what happens is, the drugs take over the circuits gestures and now the circuits oscillate like this and as long as you keep the drugs, they are there doing that gestures.

bʌt ðɛn wʌt hæpʌnz ɪz, ðʌ dɹʌɡz teɪk oʊvɜ˞ ðʌ sɜ˞kʌts (dʒɛstʃɜ˞z) ʌnd naʊ ðʌ sɜ˞kʌts ɑsʌleɪt laɪk ðɪs ʌnd æz lɔŋ æz ju kip ðʌ dɹʌɡz, ðeɪ ɑɹ ðɛɹ duɪŋ ðæt (dʒɛstʃɜ˞z).

jenny/13806

Now what does that mean (Gestures)?

now what does that mean gestures?

naʊ wʌt dʌz ðæt min (dʒɛstʃɜ˞z)?

jenny/13807

It means that if this brain area was communicating with that brain area so that you could be conscious, it can no longer do that.

it means that if this brain area was communicating with that brain area so that you could be conscious, it can no longer do that.

ɪt minz ðæt ɪf ðɪs bɹeɪn ɛɹiʌ wɑz kʌmjunʌkeɪtɪŋ wɪð ðæt bɹeɪn ɛɹiʌ soʊ ðæt ju kʊd bi kɑnʃʌs, ɪt kæn noʊ lɔŋɡɜ˞ du ðæt.

jenny/13808

It's the same thing that happens under anesthesia.

it's the same thing that happens under anesthesia.

ɪt'ɛs ðʌ seɪm θɪŋ ðæt hæpʌnz ʌndɜ˞ ænɪsθiʒʌ.

jenny/13809

And what happens is that these oscillations, because they are so strong, they take over the brain, they're not natural.

and what happens is that these oscillations, because they are so strong, they take over the brain, they're not natural.

ʌnd wʌt hæpʌnz ɪz ðæt ðiz ɑsʌleɪʃʌnz, bɪkɔz ðeɪ ɑɹ soʊ stɹɔŋ, ðeɪ teɪk oʊvɜ˞ ðʌ bɹeɪn, ðeɪ'ɹeɪ nɑt nætʃɜ˞ʌl.

jenny/1380

The point was that at both trials all three men had confessed that on that date they had been on Eurasian soil.

the point was that at both trials all three men had confessed that on that date they had been on eurasian soil.

ðʌ pɔɪnt wɑz ðæt æt boʊθ tɹaɪʌlz ɔl θɹi mɛn hæd kʌnfɛst ðæt ɑn ðæt deɪt ðeɪ hæd bɪn ɑn jʊɹeɪʒɪn sɔɪl.

jenny/13810

You know, you can understand why your brain may not work, all right?

you know, you can understand why your brain may not work, all right?

ju noʊ, ju kæn ʌndɜ˞stænd waɪ jɔɹ bɹeɪn meɪ nɑt wɜ˞k, ɔl ɹaɪt?

jenny/13811

So, and basically that's it, and what's good about that, what's good about what I'm telling you is that we as anesthesiologists can see this state.

so, and basically that's it, and what's good about that, what's good about what i'm telling you is that we as anesthesiologists can see this state.

soʊ, ʌnd beɪsɪkli ðæt'ɛs ɪt, ʌnd wʌt'ɛs ɡʊd ʌbaʊt ðæt, wʌt'ɛs ɡʊd ʌbaʊt wʌt aɪ'ɛm tɛlɪŋ ju ɪz ðæt wi æz ænʌsθiziɑlʌdʒʌsts kæn si ðɪs steɪt.

jenny/13812

Facilitator (Bala): Emery, do you have any thoughts on that?

facilitator bala, emery, do you have any thoughts on that?

fʌsɪlʌteɪtɜ˞ (bɑlʌ): ɛmɜ˞i, du ju hæv ɛni θɔts ɑn ðæt?

jenny/13813

And it turns out that there is a lot of, you know, variation.

and it turns out that there is a lot of, you know, variation.

ʌnd ɪt tɜ˞nz aʊt ðæt ðɛɹ ɪz ʌ lɑt ʌv, ju noʊ, vɛɹieɪʃʌn.

jenny/13814

Facilitator (Bala): Sadhguru.

facilitator bala, sadhguru.

fʌsɪlʌteɪtɜ˞ (bɑlʌ): .

jenny/13815

Sadhguru: Oh.

sadhguru, oh.

: oʊ.

jenny/13816

Namaskaram.

namaskaram.

.

jenny/13817

Dr. Brown and Dr. Schiff, highly accomplished doctors in their areas of proficiency, but I'm completely unschooled (Laughs).

doctor brown and doctor schiff, highly accomplished doctors in their areas of proficiency, but i'm completely unschooled laughs.

dɹaɪv. bɹaʊn ʌnd dɹaɪv. ʃɪf, haɪli ʌkɑmplɪʃt dɑktɜ˞z ɪn ðɛɹ ɛɹiʌz ʌv pɹʌfɪʃʌnsi, bʌt aɪ'ɛm kʌmplitli (læfs).

jenny/13818

So, my language and my expression could be a bit abrasive or if it seems abrasive, please pardon me, because I'm nearly illiterate, okay (Laughs)?

so, my language and my expression could be a bit abrasive or if it seems abrasive, please pardon me, because i'm nearly illiterate, okay laughs?

soʊ, maɪ læŋɡwʌdʒ ʌnd maɪ ɪkspɹɛʃʌn kʊd bi ʌ bɪt ʌbɹeɪsɪv ɔɹ ɪf ɪt simz ʌbɹeɪsɪv, pliz pɑɹdʌn mi, bɪkɔz aɪ'ɛm nɪɹli ɪlɪtɜ˞ʌt, oʊkeɪ (læfs)?

jenny/13819

We do not consider wakefulness as consciousness.

we do not consider wakefulness as consciousness.

wi du nɑt kʌnsɪdɜ˞ æz kɑnʃʌsnʌs.

jenny/1381

They had flown from a secret airfield in Canada to a rendezvous somewhere in Siberia, and had conferred with members of the Eurasian General Staff, to whom they had betrayed important military secrets.

they had flown from a secret airfield in canada to a rendezvous somewhere in siberia, and had conferred with members of the eurasian general staff, to whom they had betrayed important military secrets.

ðeɪ hæd floʊn fɹʌm ʌ sikɹʌt ɛɹfild ɪn kænʌdʌ tu ʌ ɹɑndɪvu sʌmwɛɹ ɪn saɪbɪɹiʌ, ʌnd hæd kʌnfɜ˞d wɪð mɛmbɜ˞z ʌv ðʌ jʊɹeɪʒɪn dʒɛnɜ˞ʌl stæf, tu hum ðeɪ hæd bɪtɹeɪd ɪmpɔɹtʌnt mɪlʌtɛɹi sikɹʌts.

jenny/13820

Wakefulness is the state of the body.

wakefulness is the state of the body.

ɪz ðʌ steɪt ʌv ðʌ bɑdi.

jenny/13821

Wakefulness is the state of the mind.

wakefulness is the state of the mind.

ɪz ðʌ steɪt ʌv ðʌ maɪnd.

jenny/13822

Wakefulness is the state of the bio-energies within us, but that's not consciousness.

wakefulness is the state of the bio energies within us, but that's not consciousness.

ɪz ðʌ steɪt ʌv ðʌ baɪoʊ-ɛnɜ˞dʒiz wɪðɪn ʌs, bʌt ðæt'ɛs nɑt kɑnʃʌsnʌs.

jenny/13823

brain as a very significant aspect, because we see intelligence is right across the system.

brain as a very significant aspect, because we see intelligence is right across the system.

bɹeɪn æz ʌ vɛɹi sʌɡnɪfɪkʌnt æspɛkt, bɪkɔz wi si ɪntɛlʌdʒʌns ɪz ɹaɪt ʌkɹɔs ðʌ sɪstʌm.

jenny/13824

Generally, in most people's understanding I believe, a combination of memory and intelligence is considered as mind.

generally, in most people's understanding i believe, a combination of memory and intelligence is considered as mind.

dʒɛnɜ˞ʌli, ɪn moʊst pipʌl'ɛs ʌndɜ˞stændɪŋ aɪ bɪliv, ʌ kɑmbʌneɪʃʌn ʌv mɛmɜ˞i ʌnd ɪntɛlʌdʒʌns ɪz kʌnsɪdɜ˞d æz maɪnd.

jenny/13825

Am I right on this?

am i right on this?

æm aɪ ɹaɪt ɑn ðɪs?

jenny/13826

If you take this as a definition, it is a fact that every cell in our body carries millions-of-fold much more memory than the entire brain can carry.

if you take this as a definition, it is a fact that every cell in our body carries millions of fold much more memory than the entire brain can carry.

ɪf ju teɪk ðɪs æz ʌ dɛfʌnɪʃʌn, ɪt ɪz ʌ fækt ðæt ɛvɜ˞i sɛl ɪn aʊɜ˞ bɑdi kæɹiz mɪljʌnz-ʌv-foʊld mʌtʃ mɔɹ mɛmɜ˞i ðæn ðʌ ɪntaɪɜ˞ bɹeɪn kæn kæɹi.

jenny/13827

Because these cells in the body remember even what happened a million years ago.

because these cells in the body remember even what happened a million years ago.

bɪkɔz ðiz sɛlz ɪn ðʌ bɑdi ɹɪmɛmbɜ˞ ivɪn wʌt hæpʌnd ʌ mɪljʌn jɪɹz ʌɡoʊ.

jenny/13828

It remembers the skin tone of your forefathers from a million years, nothing has changed.

it remembers the skin tone of your forefathers from a million years, nothing has changed.

ɪt ɹɪmɛmbɜ˞z ðʌ skɪn toʊn ʌv jɔɹ fɔɹfɑðɜ˞z fɹʌm ʌ mɪljʌn jɪɹz, nʌθɪŋ hæz tʃeɪndʒd.