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. >> paul, this is a very open-ended question, but very helpful for the uninitiated student in the audience who hasn't quite grasped buddhism. what might you add to help them understand buddhism just a little bit better? >> one of the mainstays of our practice, in terms of bringing forth a particular zen experience for someone, is to have a one-on-one interview. and i do that a lot. so as i do that, part of what i'm trying to communicate is that the process of interview, the process of inquiry expresses the fundamental of zen- not the answer. someone said to me the other day, they said, "i feel completely put on the spot. i feel like you're asking me to be here, and take responsibility for my own experience." i think that is a wonderful expression of a zen. but right along with that, allowing us taking responsibility for your own experience, is the opportunity and the permission to be exactly who you are - that exactly who you are is the answer. >> "exactly who you are is the answer" is what we're hearing over and over again. now, chris, let me hold your question just for a bit here, becaus

. >> what about the uninitiated? to some, the hunger games is more of a triumph of art and harkting rather than cinema and art. the film that to me and i haven't read the books, felt like it was just put in there books. would to this whole world, was left wondering what was the point of all that stuff? >> but across continents, hordes of fans are now waiting to see the film. in north america, it's expected to pull in as much as $100 million in its first weekend of business. bbc news, new york. >> now if you have a sweet tooth and a love of history, you might want to visit this museum in ukraine. some of the world's most famous landlocks on display, the isle to your, all made out of chock -- the i'val to your, all made out of chocolate. 450 kilograms of chocolate artifacts, paintings, and even replicas of stadiums that will host euro 2012. chorkholics will be happy to hear while most of the exhibitions are for your eyes only some can be tasted. i have a sweet tooth, and you've been watching newsday from the bbc. in si

it is a kind of ritual, but a singing, a dancing, a chanting seems to - quicker, if you're not uninitiated, take you out of your ordinary sense of self and into an extraordinary thing. we've tried this in a couple instances in this class, which is a totally controlled environment here, but yet people have said, in a few guests we've had, a few activities we've had, people have begun to feel an actual tangible change in their sense of self. and if that can happen in this setting, imagine what happens in one where people are believers and are trained and are attached to this ritual. so it's a huge power. well, just a couple more things. i don't want to forget this thought i have about some of the more negative aspects of ritual, but sacramental - another key feature of rituals. and sacramental is not, in this case, the capital of california; we're talking about the sacrament - that's a great one - juan told me that on the break. we're talking about another key point here. it's taking the ordinary and transforming it into the extraordinary. i mean, that's - sacrament, sacrifice; ascending, de

. >> reporter: as well as the uninitiated. >> i have not read the book but it was really awesome. >>eporter: indeed, the futuristic story of teens forced into a televised fight to the death has gotten largely positive reviews. it's poised to earn easily more than $100 million this weekend. >> i think it is a virtual given this is going to open north of 125. i think some rival studios take 150. >> and while even that larger figure would fall well short of the record opening last year for "the harry potter" finale "hunger games" could still get one of the strongest starts ever for a nonsequel. >> i think people are going to be shocked at how strong this opens this weekend and how abnormally strong it holds next weekend. i think this will hold better than "twilight." >> that is in part because "the hunger games" faces few heavyweight film competitors over the coming weeks and its appeal is expected to extend beyond young adult women. >> it got great reviews. we were like it's such a good story we should just go check it out. >> reporter: millions of other movie goers are likely to feel

. >>> for the uninitiated or in this case, the unincarcerated, there is sometimes confusion between prison and jail. prison is only for convicted felons. jails also house convicts but only those awaiting transfer to prison or serving short-term sentences, usually less than a year. >> listen up for your name. >> stand on the foot prints for me, please. >> most jail detainees have pending court cases, have been denied or are unable to make bail. >> put your stomach on the wall, stomach on the wall. hands behind your back. >> there is another type of jail detainee as well and they're often the most dangerous. those who have just been arrested, sometimes still drunk, high on drugs or fresh from committing a crime. >> my biggest challenge in here is dealing with all the varieties of people who come in from the streets. we have a lot of mental patients, a lot of the inmates have psychological problems and they haven't taken their medication for a long time. >> are there voices talking to you? >> yes, there is. >> you do hear them? >> yes, i do. >> okay. how long has the voices been talking to yo

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