00:00Well, ours is certainly intended to be that kind of music.
00:02I'm sure it is. Well, it is a pleasure to meet you.
00:05Nice to meet you, too.
00:06Yes. And those articles in the Mountain Pass, they were, well, I mean, they all say the same thing.
00:16Yes, well, all the articles in the Mountain Pass say the same thing, just a little differently.
00:20Yes, yes.
00:22For different readers.
00:23Yeah.
00:25No, we haven't played music, but hopefully next year.
00:28It's quite a big, it's quite a big production to bring the whole band and all the equipment.
00:32Oh, yes. So you haven't brought your band with you?
00:35No.
00:35I see.
00:36No.
00:36Yes.
00:37I brought a band of students, but not a band of musicians.
00:41Well, we've been, as you see, we've been functioning in the basement here.
00:45Yes.
00:45With, I don't know how many people, but it was really a good atmosphere, I thought.
00:50Just showing them the simple thing.
00:52Yes.
00:53That you and I are not face to face.
00:55It's, I am open to you, you for me.
00:59It's visible.
01:00Yes.
01:01We are trading.
01:03It's a beautiful thing.
01:07Would you like to sit down?
01:09That would be fine.
01:16Thank you.
01:34I think the director is pleased.
01:40Oh, good.
01:42Good.
01:46Now what?
01:48Talk.
01:48Oh, talk.
01:49What do you want?
01:51Well, you, I've done the talking so far.
01:53Now you, you, your turn.
01:55Oh, that's going to be more difficult.
01:59I'm the shy one.
02:01You're the gregarious one.
02:02No.
02:03No.
02:04I don't believe that.
02:06I don't believe that.
02:09Well.
02:15How do you find the, um, the, I mean, do you find, when you, when you travel, do you find
02:22differences in, in the, the particular cultures that...
02:25Yes, I do, very much, and I, I think, for example, in India, I have found, um, great love, and,
02:42uh, hospitality, and kindness, and so forth, but, uh, this, uh, vision that I have to share,
02:50uh, the vision without a head, you know, uh, that this is, uh, is, uh, not their way, really, and,
02:59uh, very few, uh, Indian friends with whom I share this actively, and some, some, but not too many, because
03:10it seems to me, Lee, that there are three regions, uh, really, in the, you know, person, personate, uh, the
03:19intellect,
03:20which goes on somewhere here, and, and, and then, and then the senses, which are here, and the heart, which
03:26is here, and India specializes in love, the, uh, heart, and the brilliant intelligence, but this realm of sense experience
03:35is, uh, somewhat suspect.
03:38Mm-hmm.
03:39Now, for me, as in, I think, basic Zen, uh, it is the, it is, it is, it is, it
03:46is this nuclear vision, uh, my single eye, and the original face here, to me, that is the, um, the
03:55way in, not through the heart, not through the intelligence, but,
04:00so, when you're in here, seeing who you are, then it, you know, you lose your head, and your heart
04:06is activated, and I think it sharpens your wits, too, so, it goes from, uh, here, to there, and there.
04:15So, I think cultures do matter. What is your opinion?
04:19I found extraordinary differences between the different countries, and which, you know, which area of the body that predominates in
04:28the culture.
04:28I think so, yes. And what, have you other experiences in different countries that you mentioned?
04:35India, Germany, France, yes, predominantly, and, uh.
04:41And you find a difference between those three?
04:43Great differences.
04:44Between the Germans.
04:45Of course, the Americans don't have any culture, so.
04:49Come on. culture of Americans are, are, are really cultural.
04:55But they're so rare.
04:56Oui, c'est vrai, c'est vrai.
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