In the Winter of 2009 I stayed on the AHAM ashram grounds in Tiruvannamalai as a guest of A. Ramana. Over those months he wanted to share his experience of Ramana Maharshi and India with me. During that time he mentored me both in consciousness and in the practical networking to find the right people to talk with and advance my sharing on Never Not Here. This is a great conversation, sort of a summation of me knowing Ramana for 5 or 6 months, and the last time that I saw him before he died. Typical movies take us to far away places and make us feel as though we were there.  Of course a talk show is a completely different experience.  With so many videos in this festival, isn't it amazing that we are each immediately attracted to what has interest for us?  Especially for those of us with a modest lifestyle without much travel or break from our routine.  It definitely seems rewarding to relish beautiful cinematography, music and subject matter to enrich our normal lives.  There is a value in that.  These are all the things that are "Out There". In our series of talks, we are curious about what is the mechanism that forms our interest.  Why does our attention take the focus that it does take and what choice, if any, do we have in the matter?  We do not suggest that one should be substituted for the other, just to notice.  This comprises what is "In Here."