Alright, what's up y'all? Is it honest? So I wanted to talk about CME. Now if you don't know what CME is, it is continuing your medical education, but specifically you need CME, like you need to continue your medical education because medicine is forever growing and changing. And so because of that, you have to actually keep up with the times. And that is actually very important for your certification as a PA. So if you didn't know about it, now you'll know and you'll learn a little bit more in this video. So let's get into the video right now.  It's Sadhana. What's up? Welcome back to my channel. So I wanted to talk to you guys about CME. Now obviously if you are a pre-PA student or a PA student, like CME is probably the furthest thing for your mind, but you can also like just be reading up on medical education and knowledge just so that you are knowledgeable when you actually get into PA school. But once you become a PA, it's actually pretty important because without keeping up with your CME, you can no longer be a PA. Well that's not actually true. You can no longer be a certified PA, which is really what's important because without having your certification, you cannot practice clinically. And so it's important for you to keep up with your CME. We're required to have about 100 hours of CME in different categories, category one and category two. And you'll learn more about that throughout PA school and then obviously after you become a PA. But I wanted to point out a very good way to not only get PA CME or CME for your PA certification, but also at the same time study for those board exams. So let's go right here. I wanted to take you guys to Ross Review. And Ross Review offers lots, lots, lots in the CME sector. Okay. When it comes to your PANTS and PANRI and that recertification. So there are various different review courses for not only PANTS, PANRI, but the PANRI LA, which is the longitudinal assessment. And that's the one that you kind of take out home. Okay. You don't have to go into a building to actually take it. Now it's different prices and different times that it's offered. But I just wanted to show you guys that on the computer. So here you have the PANTS package. Now the PANTS package does not come with CME, which makes sense because if you are now getting certified as a PA, you don't need CME just yet, right? Like you have to be a certified PA first. And then once you start practicing, then you'll need 100 hours within a two year time period to actually keep recertification. Okay. So just keep that in mind. That's why it doesn't offer that. However, it does offer 30 hours of live content. Okay. You have two instructors live camera. And if you didn't see my short, if I haven't posted it yet, I will do a short about that where it kind of shows you exactly what that means. So you get a visual understanding of what it means to have interactive live two instructor teaching you on camera, which is really, it's really cool. So just, just keep an eye out for that one. Okay. You'll also get 570 PANTS style questions, which is really great because with these exams, it's all about repetition and taking the exams and taking the questions and getting used to actually like answering these questions. So that is very important. And with that, that content is very high yield and very quality. So you're going to be well prepared for your board exams. And then there is the 100% pass guarantee. And so you'll go in, there are things that you have to like, just make sure that you've checked all those boxes, but that guarantee is there for you. And it shows you here that you have different months. It's usually every month. So January, February, there's not one in March because it's so close to the end of February, but April and then the end of April into May. So that is something to keep in mind. Usually it is a four day course, but the one in January is five days. So just if you want like a little extra learning, I guess you could say that might be a good option for you. Now let's look at the PANRI and the PANRI LA.  So you get these 20 hours of CME. And as I stated before, you had 100 hours that you need to actually keep your certification. So you are a fifth of the way there with these 20 hours, which is actually really, really good. Because a lot of times you're like, you know, I don't want to have to go to this conference to get CME. Like I just want to do this in the comforts of my own bed. And this is an option for you because you can literally be like sitting up like, you know, not only studying for your board exams, but at the same time collecting CME. So that's really a good option for you. Again, you still get the two live instructors. You get 970 PANRI style questions, which is like an extra added bonus from what you were getting as a PANTS review course. However, all of the other things are still the same. You still get high yield digital content and handouts. You do get performance analytics. So just kind of see how you're doing. And again, still this 100% pass guarantee. So it's really, really good. It happens at the same time as the PANTS review course, but obviously it's going to be different instructors like teaching the different courses. Same thing in January. It's a five day course instead of a four day course. All of the other months have four day courses. And then I just want to come down to the bottom to show you exactly how you would claim those CME. So you would go into your account settings, you claim, you select claim on the next like subscription package name, and then you'll complete the survey and download your certificate because it's really important to not only say, oh, I did this CME, but have a certificate to back it up. Because if you were to get audited and you need to show your certificates of the CMEs that you're claiming, you have that to prove that or you can just upload it in NCCPA automatically. So there's no like questions about it. But this is really, really good. I wanted to just really highlight the CME portion of things for you practicing PAs because it is a really good benefit to not only study for your boards, but yet at the same time get CME hours while doing it from the comforts of your own home. So if you're interested in that, I will leave a description. I'll leave a link in the description box below for you guys so you can go and check it out. There are some like kind of free packages to like test things out. So just like take a look at that as well. When you peruse around Ross Reviews website, they have a lot to offer. So I don't want to limit you in what you're looking for. Okay, but definitely go check it out. If you have any other questions for me, leave them in the comment section below. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Follow me on Instagram at Adon LaPierre and on Instagram at GetThetsUniversity. Thank you guys so much for watching. I will talk to you guys next time. Bye.


So, let's talk about capsular contractures. After you have your implant, you can get hardness developing where your body reacts against the implant and causes a capsular contracture. With capsular contracture, a few things you may notice is that you have discomfort. The implant is almost stuck up on your chest while your real tissue is down below. The implant is fixated on your chest. And then number three is usually one of them looks more projected up top and the other one is down below and looks normal. So, when you see a lot of pictures on Instagram where some people look like they have a very high writing implant, they might have a capsule or contracture and that's what's giving them that high writing look. The best thing to do is of course is a removal and replacement of the implant. The best study to get before is either ultrasound or MRI to see if the capsule is totally intact or if you've had a bleed of the silicone.


In today's episode, we're going to be introducing an idea that we've essentially been building up to over the last 10 episodes. Now we promised people since the beginning that we'd give them the tools to be able to change the world, but this very idea, the one that we're going to be talking and focusing on today, we couldn't have just introduced on day one. We had to lay the groundwork first, but certainly I think it's the most powerful idea that we can introduce. But we need to do a little bit of myth-busting first of all. Sure, we'll start off with some situations where we need to make predictions. So if you, again, in a job interview, you need to predict whether this person will perform well in their job.  You're trying to predict whether people will buy a product that you're developing. Whether to trust somebody with a secret or not. And more important things like deciding whether or predicting whether a criminal is likely to re-offend or not. Now, when you ask people what information do you want that will help you make that decision? What do you think will give you the power to make an accurate prediction? Most people ask for personality or character information, like is she trustworthy? What was her upbringing? Things like that. Yes, all those personality character things. Now, in fact, we started off this episode by giving people a scenario.  Please list one piece of information that you would like to have in order to predict whether the person would stop to help the man. Now, we'll tell you the responses that our online students give to this question, but we've already asked our on-campus students. And again, they tend to list character traits. They ask for information about the person. They want to know whether the person is male or female. They want to know about their occupation, the history of their upbringing, whether the person is religious or not. That's right. Now, this example might sound familiar to people. In fact, it's a parable straight out of the Bible told by Jesus. And the idea is you have a man who's lying in distress on the side of the road.  And people are passing on the road and see the man who's in distress. And it starts with the priest who just keeps walking right past the man. Then a temple assistant comes and walks right past the man. And finally, a Samaritan comes, sees the man and lends assistance. He puts him on a horse, takes him to and in, and takes care of him. Hence the good Samaritan. Hence the good Samaritan. That's right. And you would think that it would have been the priest if most people would think that it would have been the priest that would have helped as a very religious person and so on. But that's not what happened. And in fact, a couple of researchers at Princeton tried to put this into practice in modern days and see whether the good Samaritan experiment would actually hold up now. And so they designed an experiment where they had a bunch of Princeton theological students in the seminary who came and they filled out a bunch of questionnaires in an office before actually conducting the real experiment where they were going to see whether the good Samaritan would actually hold. Yep. So the experimenters were Dali and Batson. And what they had, so after students, after the participants completed their questionnaire, they were moving to the other room in order to give their presentation on the good Samaritan. Now, halfway through in a hallway, they noticed a man who was, again, crouched over. His eyes were closed. He was coughing and spluttering. The question is, would they stop to help the man? Now, it turned out that how religious a person was didn't matter at all. Didn't predict whether they would help or not. The thing that predicted whether the students would help or not was whether they were in a hurry or not. So what the researchers did just before they left the room, the experimenter said, you better hurry up. You are already late. You need to give that presentation. And another group of students, they said, oh, you've got all the time in the world. Don't worry. Take your time. So the participants that were in a hurry, only 10% of them stopped to help the man. The participants who weren't in a hurry, who had all the time in the world, 66% of those stopped to help the man. 63%, I think it was. That's right. But you're exactly right. And this is a massive effect between 53% difference between these two. But it's really good. I mean, this is a whopping effect, and it doesn't get much bigger than that. And the motivating factor, the thing that actually determined whether they were going to help or not was whether they were in a hurry. But we gave another example at the beginning of this episode as well. We asked people to rate honesty. So this was an experiment by what's called Hart-Shorn in May. Now this is way back. I think it was actually 1928. And in this experiment, we asked people to do at the beginning of the episode was rate. Their job was to imagine themselves looking at a group of primary and secondary students. And they were trying to measure the honesty of these students across a bunch of different scenarios. And so this is in athletic performance. So how many laps the kids ran around a track? And then they had to report. But they actually knew how many laps they ran around the track. And whether or not they'd peek at the answers or cheat at a puzzle, at solving a puzzle. Now we asked people whether these two things are related, reporting athletic performance and whether they solved a puzzle. And again, we'll tally up these results. But the results were that around campus students and in the actual experiment was that most people thought, yes, they were indeed related, definitely related. In fact, on a scale of about one to 100, they said the relationship between those two measures would be about 60. And I suspect our students will be the same. But that didn't pan out. So Hart-Shorn and May did the original experiment. And they showed, no, it wasn't even close. In fact, the actual relationship between whether they would cheat in one circumstance or another was about 0.15. That is 15 on that rating from 0 to 100. So it was very little relationship whatsoever between these two measures of cheating. So can you make that more concrete for me? So if a person cheated on their, if a participant cheated by saying that they ran more laps around the oval than they actually did, versus whether they cheated by peaking at the answer to a puzzle, that link was not strong. Exactly. So people think that once a cheater, always a cheater. And this measure of honesty, this stable trait, this essence of honesty is kind of exuding from the person. And there was nothing there, essentially. So what did seem to predict whether they cheat or not was whether they cheat in that particular situation across multiple instances, as opposed to across situations. Now, this is really important. Now, we talked with Lee Ross. Now, he was an author of an experiment. Jennings, Ammabil, and Ross, he was the last author on this paper. And they actually looked at all sorts of measures of these correlations, these relationships. And if you have a correlation of 0.15, or even less than about 30, which seems to be the cap, the maximum relationship between these sort of personality traits, you can't detect a relationship of about 0.5 if you see it in the real world. If it's smacking you right in the face. If you see a correlation of about 0.15, a relationship of these personality characteristics, it just looks like noise. It looks like nothing that's going on whatsoever. Sometimes the person's going to cheat in one circumstance and not in another, and you just can't tell. So this is, I think, really important. This is the lesson, essentially, of the first part of today's episode, that personality characteristics, character traits, morals, the things that we normally think of as exuding from the person, how nice, or honest, or generous, or extroverted, or introverted a person is. We think that they're going to be predictive, and this is the sort of information we want to know, as you said, but they don't seem to be predictive at all. Now, this is really counterintuitive. Instead, what does seem to be predictive are things like the situation, exactly as you said, whether the person is in a hurry or not. We're going to talk a lot more about different examples of how the person and the situation can be contrasted. But we talked with Lee Ross and Richard Nisbet about this distinction between the person and the situation. And here's what they had to say.


Right, so I went up to leave mine. I have an appointment at cardiology. We're finally going to work out what the fuck's going on in my heart. I say that. Every cast I've ever had done has always come back with no answer. As a kid I used to have seizures and no scan ever while I was a kid revealed why. And I had every scan under the sun done. I had the one where he'd sit in the dark room, you have lights flashed and I was fired. I've had so many scans done and they've all come back negative. So maybe for once we're going to get answers. I don't know. I have very little faith. I'm about to leave. I'm going to go meet with Becca because Becca's coming with me because I have a lot of anxiety around this appointment just because I've never had a cardiology appointment and in 2015 my granddad asked you guys if you've followed me for a while now had a heart attack, eight heart attacks in a year and died in front of me. Living with that is hard and then having heart problems myself I'm just like I'm terrified of it and the reason I'm documenting this is because I share my life with you guys, you know. Hello Becca again. Hello. I have cables attached to me that I've got to try not to break or actually keep it myself. No I don't think you will. It's also just a rain. Yeah. You imagine she said don't get water on them. Don't rain. Please England. Demonstrate the cables. Not all of them because one's there. But we've got cables. This is the machine. That thing that apparently I can't do anything to into this stuff. When he spoke into it I was like oh my god they're gonna be able to hear everything I say.   Cool. We have a plan. It was such a quick appointment though. Oh there's the train. That was good timing. Can we get in my full shot? No it's totally not gonna fall. I don't want to have any look at all. You have the whole thing falling over. I think I touched it right? Yeah. Either way I'm just gonna put tape over it when I get over because I literally can't go over it.  Oh thank you. I'm leaving you now. Goodbye. It's been a nice little adventure. Yes. It's cardiac. It's literally the most annoying thing ever. And it's starting to rain. And I'm just like hey I literally can't get it back because it will electrocute me. Walking cables. Lydia don't get it right. Also I don't know what to say. I'm gonna get electrocuted. Rational rain. Obviously I'm gonna get electrocuted. I don't know.  This cardiac one is doing my head in a raggy. Like it hasn't even been on for like two hours yet.  Someone knows how obviously I couldn't show like where it is because once that so it tits in the way. Can't really show that in public. Kind of illegal.  So basically I'm having this EZD monitor done for 24 hours. I've got to take it back tomorrow. Attached. There. There. And there. Which are the key places to do an ECG. I've never had a 24 hour one done before. I've had like done it in Amy. Like you've seen that. This is for my physical health though. Like there was an issue with my heart rate being too fast. As you guys know like you're gonna see me like checking my heart rate because I have to do that. That's my daily life.  You ain't saying nothing yet. I'm still doing that. That's a cheat. I can't do anything. They'll switch it off. So I can't damage this in any way unless I get it where. Because that one there came off when I was on the train. I'm gonna keep it on until I get to the hospital tomorrow. Because I obviously want the results to be as accurate as possible. I'm gonna end be at the hospital tomorrow for about half 11. 12ish. It depends on the buses. I'm gonna go and chill for a bit. I'll just slide up there you guys. And tell you what's happening. Kingston Hospital NHS. Hello. Are we finally... Yeah it is. Oh hello. I'm bringing you from Kingston Hospital to book your appointment for your echocardiogram. And I was wondering if you can make next Thursday to fifth. Yeah I can yeah. Afternoon would be easier. Afternoon. Tempest 3? Yeah Tempest 3. Let me just write it. I'm just gonna write it down. Morning guys. I've been away since about 3am.  Kind of legged. The pajama legged. And it was digging into my side.  And I couldn't get up to sleep. So I'm running online. This is the little heart monitor thing that I have. It's nothing fancy. It's actually in a normal ish range for me. Ugh. I'm just gonna get this thing off. Here we go. I look a mess. I'm tired. And I'm cranky.  It's been nearly 24 hours. I'm gonna leave in a moment.  The ECG monitor. Well, I'm gonna take it off when I get there. But it's okay. I'm gonna go into the bathroom. Take it off when I get there. Um. Technically I could probably take it off now. Because I think it's been 20 hours. But. I don't know. I don't know. So I'm just gonna leave it until I get there. It's easier. I'm not gonna break it that way. And yeah. I'm gonna go and get a. A gun for my driving license. And I'm gonna send that for today. I have no idea how much passport there is cost. But they better not cost a lot. I swear to God. I literally had no money at the moment. So that. But I'll be okay. I was dating. I don't get her why I'm in the pool. Why are my t-shirts open when I'm here. It's so cold. But it'll be easier. Because it's pathological. It's just easier. So I have to run out. Small.


Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. May the peace and blessings of the Almighty be upon every one of us. Ameen. Bismillahi walhamdulillahi wassalatu wassalamu ala Rasulillahi wa ala alihi wa ashabihi ajma'een. We start in the name of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. We praise Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. We send blessings and salutations upon Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. His household, his companions and every single one of us. May Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala bless us and grant us goodness. We're talking about supplications from revelation and we're coming to the end of this entire series. But we ask Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala to make the end of it the most powerful of it because these are days of calling out to Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. It's important for us to realize the biggest thing that we could ever achieve is the forgiveness of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. This is why in the Hadith of Aisha, radiAllahu anha, when she asks the Prophet peace be upon him, O Messenger, do you see if I were to witness the night of decree, Laylatul Qadr, what exactly should I say? And he says, Say, Allahumma innaka aafuun tuhibbul afwa faafu anni. O Allah, you are most forgiving. You love to forgive, so forgive me. That's the best dua you and I could make today and every day. So we say, Allahumma innaka aafuun tuhibbul afwa faafu anni. May Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala forgive every one of us and grant us Jannahul Firdaus. If we achieve forgiveness, we can forget about everything else. May Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala bless us with that forgiveness. I want to move on to another beautiful narration that is reported in Sunan Abi Dawud and also in Sunan al-Nasa'i related by the Prophet peace be upon him. He used to call out with this beautiful dua and this dua is connected to asking Allah for a good death. We all would love to have a good death and we all would like to get, you know, to a place where it is better than where we are right now. But the transition needs to be good. The way we end this life also needs to be good. It's called husnul khatima, the goodness of the end. So if a person dies, for example, in Salah, it's called husnul khatima. They were fortunate. If a person dies in Hajj, the obedience of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala, it is husnul khatima. All these are considered good ways of the life having ended. We ask Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala to grant us a good ending. Ameen. So the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam used to say, Allahumma inni a'udubika min al-hadmi. It's a long dua. I'm just starting it. O Allah, I seek your protection from destruction, you know, hadm. That which is destroyed. I seek your protection from destruction. Wa a'udubika minat taraddi. And I seek your protection from falling from a very high place. Subhanallah.  So the Prophet peace be upon him is seeking protection from taraddi. Wa a'udubika min al-gharaqi. And I seek your protection from being drowned, from drowning. Wa lharaqi and from being burnt. And I seek your protection from al-harami. Harami means that old age where I'm totally now dependent on everybody else. They get fed up of me and so on and so forth. You know, when you get old, MashaAllah, it's good to be old and fit and to be independent. The minute you start depending on people and that is your life. It's better that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala takes you away. So this dua is saying, Oh Allah, protect me from that type of old age. Wa a'udubika min an-yati. Habbataniya shaytanu indal-mout. And I seek your protection from the devil, confusing me or taking control of me at the point of my death. Now I pause for a moment. At the point of death, it's not so easy. It's quite difficult because your life is going. You know, there is a lot of anxiety in the case of those whose belief is not so strong. But we believe we should be so happy and convinced that we are going to a better place.  He makes you say things and do things that are disgraceful. This is a dua seeking the protection in Allah from shaytan who may come at the time of death to confuse and to take control of an individual.  Wa a'udubika min an-yati. Habbataniya shaytanu indal-mout. Wa a'udubika an amouta fi sabiilika mudbira. And oh Allah, I seek protection from being killed in your cause while I'm running away. Subhanallah. Which means your path, your obedience. But I'm actually heading the wrong way. I'm on the path. But I just turned around and I'm going back. And now I lose my life and you take my life away somehow in whatever way it happened. And oh Allah, I don't want you to be displeased with me. So that is dying while running away from the cause of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. Wa a'udubika an amouta ladigan. And oh Allah, I seek protection in you from dying as a result of being bitten or stung by something poisonous, etc. So this is a powerful dua. You see, it's connected to a good death. We're seeking a good death from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. Let me read the entire dua. So in case we would like to repeat it or say it with me. InshaAllah, we've heard the meaning of it. It's asking Allah's protection from destruction, from falling from a high place and dying as a result, from drowning. You know, death caused by drowning, death caused by being burnt, death caused by old age or at such an old age where we are totally dependent upon others. I seek your protection from shaitan coming to me at the time of death and confusing me. And I seek your protection from dying while I'm turning away from your obedience and your path and dying having been bitten by an animal or an insect or whatever, you know, a reptile and so on. Allahumma, inni, a'oodu bekka minal hadmi wa a'oodu bekka minattaraddi wa a'oodu bekka minal gharaki wa al haraqi wa al harami wa a'oodu bekka an yatakhabba taniyya shaitanu indal mawti wa a'oodu bekka an amouta fi sabiilika mudbira wa a'oodu bekka an amouta ladi ghaa What a powerful, beautiful narration of the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam here. It's actually amazing how Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam's words are so, so powerful. We benefit from them, we should be using them to call out to Allah and I'm very, very thankful to Allah for giving us the opportunity to go through these words one by one. Even if there is a little bit of repetition sometimes, I promise you that repetition is beneficial for us. We don't know which is the moment of acceptance of dua. So therefore call out to Allah today, tomorrow and every day. If you have a need, there is no harm in repeating the need. In fact, there is benefit in repeating it as many times as you want. So when you want something from Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala, be serious about the question. Be serious about that supplication. Call out to Allah. Seek his forgiveness. Praise Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam. Send blessings and salutations upon him. Seek the forgiveness of Allah and then call out to Allah in such a beautiful way and remember to end your dua also with seeking or with sending blessings and salutations upon Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam. I move on to another narration which is Muttafakun Alaihi. Muttafakun Alaihi. It means it is an agreed upon narration, powerful narration. I think the majority of us would know this dua off by heart, but some of us don't know its meaning. Why would we know it off by heart? Well, this dua that I'm about to read right now is repeated by most of us in Salah and in prayer. Right at the end, just before we say As-Salaamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah, that is the moment of supplicating and calling out to Allah. While you are sitting in the last what is known as Qaada, just before you are going to say the Salam, is the moment to call out to Allah. I did make mention in one of the episodes of Rabbana Atina Fiddunia Hassana wa Fil Akhirati Hassana Wa Qina Azaab An-Nar. It's one of the supplications that you could use at that particular point. But there is a more common, the most common supplication at that juncture is Allahumma Inni Zalam Tu-Nafsi Zulman Kathira Wa La Yagfirul Dhunuba Illa Anta Faghfirli Maghfiratam Min Aindika Wa Rahamni Inna Ka Anta Al-Ghafurul Rahim O Allah, I have wronged myself in a great way. O Allah, I have wronged myself in a great way. O Allah, I have sinned in a big way. O Allah, I have oppressed myself in a great way. And there is none who will forgive sins besides you. So therefore forgive me a forgiveness from you and have mercy on me for indeed you are the most forgiving, most merciful. Wow! Every time we are completing our prayer, just before we say As-Salaamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi on either side, we are seeking the forgiveness of Allah. O Allah, I have wronged myself in a big way. Now nobody is going to forgive me besides you. There is no one who can forgive besides you. So therefore forgive me from you and have mercy on me for indeed you are the most forgiving, most merciful. May Allah SWT have mercy upon every single one of us and grant us goodness in this world and the next. My brothers and sisters, that is a lovely dua. Whenever you use it in the Salah and you have to be anyway, you know, one of those duas, like I said, this is the most popular dua. It's a sunnah. It is authentic. It is muttafaqun alayh and we should be using it. But whenever you use that dua or say it, try and think of its meaning because some people, we are so used to the Salah. We just say the dua, As-salamu alaykum, As-salamu alaykum. And we don't even know exactly what we have said. I want to move on to another dua that is also amazing. Many of us complain about not having a good house. Sometimes, you know, we're looking for another house. It's never big enough. It's never spacious enough. And so on. Many of us complain about wealth and money. You know, we don't have enough. So there is a sunnah dua of the Prophet, As-salamu alaykum, which is narrated in Sunnah Tirmidhi as well as Musnad al-Imam Ahmad. The hadith is mentioning this dua. I love this dua. It's amazing. O Allah, forgive my sin. O Allah, forgive my sin. O Allah, forgive my sin. And grant me a spaciousness in my home. That means grant me contentment. Make my home such that I'm happy in it. The house and the home, both of them. Which means the living as well as those I live with and the conditions I'm living in. Make me content. Make me happy. Make it broad enough. Make it spacious enough so that I'm not looking for something else when I'm in my home. It's sufficient for me. Wa barikli firisqi and grant me blessings in my wealth. Now, if we think about the blessings in the wealth, we will come to realize that these blessings are not necessarily an amount, but rather what happens with the amount that we have. So when I say, O Allah, bless me in my wealth, it doesn't mean O Allah, give me more and more and more and more. But O Allah, let there be barakah, you know, blessings to the degree that whatever I have is more than enough, sufficient for me. And I have, I still have excess. It's amazing. It's amazing because a person who has a thousand dollars, a week, for example, which is quite a good salary, a person who has a thousand dollars a week in a first world country, right? If their expenses are such that they cannot make ends meet and that's not enough for them, then they become people who might have a big figure, but they're never content and there is no blessing in it in a short space of time. It's over. It's finished. But a person who might have less in figures, but yet when they buy, they find that Masha'Allah, they have changed, they have a lot of money that is still remaining with them. They're happy, they're smiling. That is called barakah. That is the blessing of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. So when we are asking Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala's blessings in wealth, we're actually asking Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala to give us the goodness of being able to spend in the most beneficial way. We've got the bargains. We've got the good deals and we're happy. The quality of the product is really good. If you buy a product and there is no blessing in it, it could be expensive, but it will be damaged in one day, broken in the same day. But if sometimes you might buy a product that's a little bit cheaper, and who knows? It could last for you for 10, 20 years. That is barakah. That's the blessing of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. So that is also a very, very good dua. I want to repeat it. Allahumma ghvidli thambi wa wassi'li fidari wa barikli fi risqi. May Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala grant us the barakah and the blessings of this. And may Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala really open our doors. My brothers and sisters, these are very, very amazing words of the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam. Many times we look at these words and we think to ourselves, how did Nabi, Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, this prophet of Allah, how did he think up all of this? How did he make a dua for these things? But like I say, it's a miracle. It's revelation. It's divine. It's from Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. So definitely it is something that Allah has kept for us to benefit from rather than the prophet of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala needing it. I want to move on to yet another dua, the dua. The Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam makes mention of, it is also a dua in Sunan Abi Dawood and Sunan An-Nisa'i. The Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam has said, Allahumma inni aoudubika minal faqri. It's connected to the previous one. Remember we ended that dua by seeking barakah in our sustenance, blessings in our sustenance. This is another dua. O Allah, I seek your protection from poverty. Protect me from poverty. Wa'lqillati. And from having very little. So I'm not poor, but I've got very little. O Allah, I seek your protection from poverty and from having very little. Wa dillati. And from being disgraced. O Allah, protect me from disgrace. Wa aoudubika minal aadhlima aoudulama. And I seek your protection from myself oppressing someone, doing wrong to someone or anyone doing wrong to me. Beautiful, so that's the dua. Allahumma inni aoudubika minal faqri. Wa'lqillati. Wa dillati. Wa aoudubika minal aadhlima aoudulama. O Allah, I seek your protection from poverty. From having very little. From disgrace. And I seek your protection from me wronging someone, doing something wrong to someone, oppressing someone or someone else doing wrong to me. It's amazing how both of those are mentioned at the end. Many times people say, O Allah, protect me from being oppressed.  O Allah, protect me from others when they wrong me. But what about you? Are you wronging people? Are you doing things that are wrong to the people? If that is the case, then definitely you need to correct yourself and you need to seek the help of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. So this is also a beautiful dua of the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam. And I want to move on to yet another dua of the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam. Wherein he speaks about knowledge. And knowledge we know we've asked for it from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. And we've spoken about it in previous episodes where we've said, and so on. And O Allah grant me beneficial knowledge, increase me in knowledge, benefit me from the knowledge you've given me. But there is a level beyond just knowledge. And that is a deep understanding. The Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam made a dua for him. O Allah, grant him a deep understanding within religion. It's called fiqh. Faqihu, not just alimhu. Faqihu means give him a deep understanding. When we say ilm, we're talking of knowledge. When we're talking of faqih, it's actually a deep understanding. That's why the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam says man yuridi Allahu bihi khayran yufaqihu fiddin. The meaning of it is, whosoever Allah wants goodness from, he grants him a deep understanding of the religion. Not just a shallow understanding. A deep understanding of the rules, the regulations, the application, the way to guide people filled with wisdom, etc. All that is called fiqh. Would you like to have that for yourself? The answer is yes. Well, if that is the case, then there is a dua that you may make. Now this dua is obviously derived from a dua of the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam for Abdullah ibn Abbas. So it's not like the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam told us all to make the dua. But in this case, it is mentioned in the hadith that I said earlier. It is in Sahih al-Bukhari actually. But it's about a dua that the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam made for Abdullah ibn Abbas, and we would like to get from it. So we're extracting our own dua from that dua. Allahumma faqihni fiddin. Allahumma faqihni fiddin. O Allah grant me a deep understanding of the deen. Allahumma faqihni fiddin. O Allah grant me a deep understanding of the deen. So that is a short dua. It is concise. Where did we get it from? We derived it from a dua made by the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam for Abdullah ibn Abbas, radiallahu anhumma. Obviously in that case, the dua was accepted. It was made by the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam. It was given to Abdullah ibn Abbas, radiallahu anhumma. He became known as one of the top scholars of the Sahaba, radiallahu anhum. He was young at the time and he was a great, great scholar. He understood the tafsir. The Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam also told him, also made a dua for him. O Allah grant him knowledge of the interpretation of the Quran. And he definitely did have that. Many times we see the opinion of Abdullah ibn Abbas, radiallahu anhumma in matters of tafsir and in the translation of the Quran. So this is a Rasulullah sallallahu alaihi wasallam's dua. When we make it, we're just asking Allah, O Allah grant me a deep understanding. But please, my brothers and sisters, make an effort to learn the deen. Don't just ask Allah, O Allah grant me a deep understanding of the deen. But your life is somewhere else completely. The way you're leading your life is something totally opposite to what you're asking from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. So this is another absolutely amazing and beautiful dua of the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam that we see. Then I want to move on to another beautiful dua. You see when we drink zamzam, the zamzam that we drink whether we're in Makkah or whether the zamzam has been taken anywhere else and we happen to be drinking it in the comfort of our own homes or fortunate enough to have it outside of Makkah-ul-Mukarrama. Sometimes there is a dua that we say that would ask Allah increase in knowledge, increase in a few things, increase in wealth, increase in good deeds. So this is a similar dua. And it is a dua mentioned in Sunan al-Dimajah in Kitab al-Salah and even in Sunan al-Nasai, in fact in Sunan al-Kubra. The Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam said, Allahumma inni asaluka ilman nafi'a warizqan taiba wa amalam mutaqabbala. Three things that are being asked for in this hadith. O Allah, I seek beneficial knowledge. I seek from you beneficial knowledge. Rizqan taiba means sustenance that is pure, sustenance that is pure. And the third thing is amalan mutaqabbalan, deeds that are accepted. Now, it's important for us to see what we're asking for. Here the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam, the first part of it is quite simple. We are asking for beneficial knowledge. An effort is required to pursue that knowledge but Allah will make it beneficial by the will of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. But the second thing is we're asking for pure sustenance.  As time passes, it's becoming more and more difficult to earn in a halal way. So for us to be able to ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to benefit us or to grant us that sustenance that is pure, we would need to make a little bit of an effort. That effort is important. Pure wealth, we did not usurp it, we didn't steal it. If we're business people, if we're employed, we try and make sure that it's proper and we try and make sure that the job is also a good job. May Allah make it easy for all those who have jobs they're not satisfied with to get jobs that they will be satisfied with insha'Allah. Ameen, Ameen, Ameen. And may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala bless every one of us. And the third thing that we're asking for here is, O Allah grant us the ability to do deeds that will be acceptable to you. You accept the deeds, you know. For a deed to be acceptable, you need two main qualities. One is sincerity solely for the sake of Allah and two is an act of worship needs to be done as per the teaching of the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam. I cannot do acts of worship just on my own. Decide that right, I want to worship Allah by twitching my eye or by doing something, you know, strange. It has to be something taught by the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam. Insha'Allah we meet again with the next episode. Until then, I say, As-salamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakim.


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What's going on everybody got Kyle and Sean here with Layton Sports Cards and we are ripping this one is iMac Collegiate five box full case number 31 Random team styles had Jordan B with the Bears down to Kyle as with the ramps Good luck on this one guys can always check the results of our randoms on our website LaytonSportsCards.com Let's do it. Let's do it Larry How we doing Larry? How we doing? We did have some good hits and uh, we had a nice Michael Harris um Nice Michael Harris. We hit some nice Um, Josh Young had a Josh Young to 50 some good rookies No supers today. No supers today. No uh out of five either like Forrest No out of five either had a nice Corbin on the uh gold frame auto. So definitely had some great hits Maybe just not quite as big as Forrest Thank you Pascal taking the bills in both of our um Both of our gold standards Good luck guys box one iMac Collegiate might have to do some randoms here at the end We will see got two to go gold center 21 four to go 22 and five to go on iMac or on nt On nt Yeah, that'll happen man. You put a Corbin Carroll five. You might just break It does happen One is Derek Carr to 75 that's Sean's boy for the saints Derek Carr Derek Carr. Oh, that's thick This one is iMac for the Patriots one of two is christian Gonzalez On the Nike swoosh glove relic Nice one there Patriots that one's tyler s Look at that in a slider box. That's going to be too big for a mag That is a giant card nice one there for the Patriots He has been playing very well for them as well. I know we got hurt, but very nice one of two on the uh swoosh That thing's thick man geez Behind that. We have parker washington. I believe that's Patriots as well Let me see no jags jags parker washington rpa to 99 jaguars This one is at parry. That's going to go to the saints to 99 on the rpa To 99 at parry for the saints. Oh, I didn't realize we got for the season dang Yeah, man. Patriots had some injury problems for sure I think ian's taking a bowman u spot and brandon's taking the saints and nt Thank you, brandon So I got Two four and four ten total spots for tonight Ten spots left got a jackson smith and jigba. Nice one. There's seahawks on the rpa to 99 Very nice jackson smith and this is the one that always gets sam zavian valeday. I believe he's jets Um to 99 looked this up the other day jets on the rpa to 99 zavian valeday 17 and 99 I've seen it a couple times force. Remember the uh, you remember the 101 kaboom brady That one almost broke forest That one almost broke forest Collapsed for calib Collapsed for calib steve force has been saying it force been saying it collapse for calib I think uh Yeah, but their pick goes to the bears. Oh, that's right. That's right. I forgot about that So they should start with it.  I think we might have another sick hit Is jail and carter on the bull season love these this one's going to the birds jail and car To 20 or 42 actually jumbo on the jersey is jackson smith Nice one there another one for the seahawks jackson smith and jigba Jumbo this one is jake plumber that's gonna be um Broncos, let me see longest ten year jake plumber I don't know I think they make them all that big and then the bigger patches like Work and then those are Is it cardinals? Let me see Yes, cardinals cardinals jake plumber 249 arizona Cardinals not Denver Oh, nike swoosh. We got will anderson jr. To three for the texans There we go texans starting off hot One of three nike swoosh for will anderson the third pick in the draft Nice one there We're swooshing all over the place. We'll mag that Got a max duggin now to 65 on the rpa for the chargers Chargers three color rpa Need another slider box on And colts colts jaren We got a anthony richardson on the hat relic rpa Boom two out of ten Look at how freaking thick that card is AR two out of ten on the hat relic jersey auto. Let's go That is for jaren t Is that jt? Let's go jt Last spot taken you were thinking about it You were thinking about it my man. Let's go We'll get that in a mag for you, sir Two out of ten on the ar We got a case going already here guys. Let's go. Keep it going number three Let's keep it going. We got a case on our hands right now. Hey appreciate you jt Let's go man. That's awesome. I'm glad you decided on it. I'm glad you decided on it This one's very empty. You got to have a redemption or something Got e2 attack of iloa 299 for the uh fitness Got jumbo relic. This one's clayton tune for the cardinals to 99 jumbo relic Yeah, guys, just a few pyt spots left for tonight That is it Got one left to go in gold standard our first one going next four in the second and four in nt. Thank you, andrew Taking the browns in gold standard Just one to go Next up we got for the eagles nullan smith 299 another one of the philadelphia bulldogs Hey gotcha jt. I know you said you love noir man Congrats congrats This one is going to be taijai spears introductions to 49 rookie auto that one's titans Titans taijai And this one is immaculate ink matt ryan What matt ryan there? He is a commentator now longest tenure will go to the falcons Matt ryan on the immaculate ink out of boston college Matt ryan that'll go to the falcons on the longest tenure. He is in the studio now Nice one there. I vaguely like that maculet ink. Yeah, that's right In for the um vikings on the back the 25 rpa is jordan adison Nice one their little two color on the trojan patch 13 of 25 nice adison Just the panthers in the first one Thank you shite taking the browns in number 22 So what we got six total spots left No, um Seven eight eight eight total spots left for tonight guys. Thank you Eight eight Hey, nice tiger. What's up tiger? Let's see if we can get you a bijan still two man bijan's in here He is a beast. He is a beast I appreciate you joining tiger See if we can get you another one avalanche going to foro Let's change it then Let's keep uh Yeah, exactly. Let's keep uh, let's keep shocking you Say justin herbert's a 99 that'll be chargers Gotcha greenie Get you a hutch Thank you dawn. Thank you dawn. Um taking an iMac spot taking some bowman chrome baseball for tomorrow Dakota closing us out on the panthers. Thank you. Dakota We're spencer. We need to pull a we need to pull a jerry golf 225 we got jumbo jersey shawntucker. That's shawntuck bucks jumbo jersey to 25 This one is a rams auto. It's going to be zack evanston 99 at Ole miss This one is houston a 99 tank del on the prospect rpa Got the die cut out there tank del Redention is don tavian wicks on the premium patch autos ruby. That should be to his jersey number I'm not exactly sure what his jersey number is though I believe this is patriots. I think everybody's patriots Packers packers. I just think everybody's patriots packers Don tavian wicks on the ruby And nice one here stealers the 25 we got tj watts On the immaculate ink auto nice one there out of um, nebraska Tj water wisconsin into wisconsin, right? They both went to wisconsin looks like a nebraska jersey though Alrighty guys last one here Last one here Wisconsin Thank you matt. Thank you keegan keegan taking the panthers closing us out and math you taking the patriots Last box guys Got one to go in gold standard number two and I have four to go in nt Appreciate you guys man killing it. He can grab the panthers. Thank you, sir There's just uh cardinals left in uh Just cardinals left and then nt has four to go First up. We have a brock purdy that one's going to be for the niners on the uh base to 75 out of iowa state The cyclones Got another shantuck bucks. Wow That's a sweet patch Oh, yeah 42 um that one's shantuck bucks I just looked this guy up jaguars Jaguars Got a um Got the jags D. W We've got one of one on the nittany lions patch. It is uh parker washington Boom look at that The full nittany lions patch parker washington on the one of one rpa There we go. That one is going to the jags dw We will mag that up. We are Penn state Very nice Oh, here's a here's a forest card right here. We got a ucf So 99 we got dante coal pepper on the auto for ucf. You do not see ucf in these very often Nice one there. That's going to go to the vikings on the longest tenure Dante coal pepper to 99 Redemption is That's going to be shans boy team slogan signature die cut davon h and that's going to the fence II That is kyle s with the fins nice one there h and on the team slogans die cut You know the last one up is going to the rams. It's going to be gloves rpa to 10 Six to 10 is stetson benets Nice one there on the uh gloves rpa Number to 10 go into the rams All righty guys and that will do it for our iMac collegiate No, uh, no randoms on this one Do a quick hit recap and we will get on moving Got um gold standard coming up next sold out got han on the redemption dolphins Got dante coal pepper for the vikings longest tenure. Um, that's tj watts um steelers. Hey, of course jt Of course my man Yeah, sorry about that brandon Um, the table wakes packers on the ruby This one is zack evans ramson 99 tank delton 99 to 25 jordan adison for the vikings got a falcons matt ryan immaculate ink It's a ties j spear's titans to 49 got nullan smith to 99 65 max duggin chargers and for the um cardinals that one is jake plumber to 49 Got zavian validated 99 for the jets on the rpa jackson smith seahawks Got at parry sainz and parker washington go into the jags Got a few big ones here. We had a shantucker bucks, um the 42 Had jersey, um shantucker also bucks to 25. It's a 99 cardinals clayton tune Got jackson smith on the jersey to 42 seahawks And jumbo on the one of two for the um patriots that one's christian gonzalez On the gloves relic nike swoosh and stetson benet nine to ten on the rpa gloves. I want us for the rams We had one of one with the nittany lion patch, uh parker washington This one there jacks again We had to ten on the hat relic that one is going to go to jt That is uh colts anthony richardson Nice rpa to ten and we've got one of three will anderson on the nike swoosh for the texans Worthy texans. Thank you brandon closing us out on the second um Second gold standard get both those going here right now. Appreciate you guys Yeah Take a picture of these two. Alrighty guys that'll do it for iMac Do some gold standard now. Thank you guys