Video of experiencing different self during a stroke

Authors Barnes-Holmes et al have studied left hemisphere part of brain and linking it to avoidance process and language. I wonder if there is a way to illustrate self-as-context (equilibrium between right and left hemisphere, right hemisphere??) in term of brain function.

Watching the video of a brain scientist's personal journey after recovery from a stroke and the "shuting down one by one of brain functions -- motion, speech, self-awareness --", it was hard not to link her experience with some ACT processes (hexaflex). She is almost directly giving us a grasp of experiencing different self.

You can find this video on the site below of TED (ideas worth spreading), it is a testimony of a neuroanatomist national spokesperson for the Harvard Brain Tissue Resource Center, Jill Bolte Taylor

http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/jill_bolte_taylor_s_powerful_stroke_of_insight.html

It starts with the medical mechanistic topographically defined view of pathology... it will change tone.... video is approximately 20 minutes

OUPPPS WARNING: If you want to choose emotional avoidance right now, do not watch this video since it is a pretty moving presentation. If choosing otherwise, then you are exposing yourself to an intense experience.