Victor Vescovo

No.

I'm a pilot.

Of course we are.

Well, I certainly believe that.

And you experience that when you're in the high mountains, when you're in the deep oceans, when you're in space.

I've had the privilege where I've been able to experience things that any practitioner of Zen Buddhism would have loved to have done.

It makes it easier.

When you are in a place of awe, like a Gothic cathedral, it's easier to get in touch with one's spirituality.

But the best Gothic cathedral I've ever seen in my life are the Himalayas.

Oh, goodness gracious.

It's a difficult question.

We've talked about a lot of them.

Oceans, space.

Flying, I think, has been one of the things that's a much more subtle thing.

I think learning how to fly was one of the transformational experiences of my life because it teaches you to be very much in connection with the environment.

It teaches you about mechanics.

It teaches you about self-discipline.

Don't fly on days where you're not ready to fly.

You can get killed.

You can kill other people.