Okay, so good morning and welcome everybody to BC 209 our course on holiness. Thank you for Joining the class today We will pray and get started Good. Could somebody please lead us in prayer with the class and prayer and then we will start Anybody good Please go ahead Precious father, we thank you and praise you father God. We pray that father Lord master open our heart to receive your grace and love of father God We pray that father consume us in your love consume us in your grace So that father we should able to walk in the revelation of holiness of father We pray that father whatever we are going to receive that father These these words should be treasure in our heart about master let it deeply rooted in us So that father we can able to walk a life which is worthy to you father We pray that father strengthen your servant anoint his tongue every word What is going to Lord master going to be released from his tongue of father that it peers our heart and it defy our soul And spirit of father God and it cleanses of father God let be able to Lord More let me able to Lord know about you more and more. Thank you once again father God for everything in Jesus name we pray Hey, man. Thank you. Shrikumar and Good morning everyone welcome once again So this course of holiness I Just realized after Monday's class that there's one more chapter in This book on holiness actually is a very important chapter So I we will finish that today and then Monday Coming Monday week, we will talk about repentance recovery and restoration So it's it's kind of a short lesson But I want to talk about the that is next week We want to talk about the importance of repentance in the life of the believer. How important it is Both for us to walk in faith and also for us to experience the kingdom So we will talk about that next week and just understand the process of repentance and how that actually Brings us brings recovery and restoration in our lives So, yeah, we get to get into that next week and once we finish that Then we will get into Section on overcoming How do you overcome the world or how do you overcome the flesh? The world and the devil because you remember on a Monday We saw these are the three things main things that pull us down as believers, you know, God has done a wonderful work in our lives He's a holy God He's called us to a place of Holiness he has sanctified us for himself He has closed us with his righteousness. He has put us in this place Of holiness before him and Yet because we are living in this world and there is sin around us These three things flesh the world and the devil They try to pull us down And so for a believer to walk in holiness We have to learn how to overcome The flesh the world the devil and so that's going to be the last section of this course, which is the practical side, right? So now we're going to finish up this lesson The chapter 6 in this section on holiness. It's a very beautiful chapter And so I didn't want to miss it chapter 6 in The beauty of holiness. So we just to quickly review We began this whole section on holiness By saying that God is Absolutely holy Holiness is that one attribute that is being worshipped in the throne room of God The angelic beings are saying all the time holy, holy, holy This holiness of God undergirds every other facet of his being He will never say or do anything that contradicts his holiness Even his love and his goodness Is released in the context of holiness. It never happens outside of holiness We also said that His holiness adorns everything that belongs to him as holiness adorns his house Everything that means everything that is God of God or godly is holy and then we see that How we learned that God is our sanctifier. He's the one who makes us holy So he's holy. He wants his holiness to be reproduced in us and Revealed through us and he comes to do the work in our lives So he is Jehovah make a desk the Lord who makes us holy or the Lord our sanctifier so he sanctifies us and We saw that this sanctification work comes in our lives Through the cross to the word of God through the power of the Holy Spirit through God's divine discipline our lives and Of course through the people he places around us. He works that discipline So God is working that holiness in our lives But we also learned that We have our responsibility That means We need to cooperate with God To see his holiness reproduced in us so that it can be revealed in us That's kind of the essence of this first five chapters of course there's a lot more But some of the key points from these first five chapters That we've covered This is the last chapter in this section Where we're talking about the beauty of holiness and just some aspects of it as revealed especially in the Old Testament And we have mentioned this before that There are different metaphors that I used in the Bible To talk about the attributes of God So when you talk about the hand of the Lord, you're talking about his strength and power Talk about the eyes of the Lord. You talk about his omniscience Talk about the ear of the Lord. You're talking about his compassion to hear our prayer When you talk about the face of the Lord you're talking about his presence and how he looks towards us You talk about the feet of the Lord. You're talking about his place where he dwells, or is place of dominion. You talk about the mind of the Lord, you're talking about his thoughts, his wisdom, his understanding, and similarly when you talk about the beauty of the Lord, we're talking about the holiness of God. So in scripture, these different metaphors about various attributes of God, it is so interesting that the beauty of the Lord is used to refer to the holiness of God. And so we said that therefore the holiness of God should attract us to him. It's his beauty, his glory, his splendor. And so in relation to the beauty of holiness, what do the scriptures unveil to us? That's what we're going to do in this chapter. We learn that God's beauty can be revealed through us, the holiness of God, that the beauty of God can be revealed through us. Very interesting prayer in Psalm 90 verses 16 and 17. And then some of these Psalms are written in almost like in the couplets, meaning two sentences, which would actually be saying the same thing in a different way.  And let the beauty of the Lord, our God, be upon us. Establish the work of our hands. Yes, establish the work of our hands. So it says, let your glory appear to their children, that the beauty of the Lord be upon us. And these two Hebrew words are interesting. When it talks here in this case, when it talks about the glory, it's talking about just the greatness of God.  Let it be seen, let your children see it. And then he also is praying that the beauty be upon us. And the beauty here, the Hebrew word beauty here, means what hits the eye of the beholder. What somebody else sees. So the glory is what the person has, what someone has. Here the beauty is what somebody else sees.  It's such an interesting thought. God, your glory, let it be on us. And let others see this beauty in us or through us. And it is also through the work of our hands. So what we do, let people see it. Let people see your work and your glory revealed through us. So what we are saying, and because we know that the holiness of God is the beauty of God, we could say this. And this is only in part, it's not complete. But in part we could say that when we are walking in holiness, it's the beauty of God upon us that's being revealed through us. Others can see the beauty of our God as we walk in holiness. So holiness in our lives, and so that's the statement we're making, holiness in our lives will cause God's beauty, God's work, God's glory to be expressed through us. Because holiness is the beauty of God. I mean he prays, let your beauty in part, he's also saying that the holiness of God be seen through our lives. And so that should be our desire.   Another aspect of the beauty of holiness is the Bible tells us to worship in the beauty of holiness. So here, when it's used the word, it's the same Hebrew word, Hadar which talks about the greatness in the beauty of holiness. You worship God. So true worship, and we said this earlier, true worship takes place in the beauty of holiness. So I need to be in that place of holiness and in that place of holiness, I need to worship God. Now of course we're not talking about holiness that we have achieved on our own because we have said earlier that holiness is God's nature imparted to us and it is God working his nature in us. So we're not coming to him apart from the holiness he's given to us. We're coming to him with the holiness he's given to us. But the point we want to emphasize is the Bible is telling us to worship in the splendor of his holiness or in the excellence, in the glory of his holiness. Worship the Lord in the glory, in the splendor of his holiness. So there is this sense of reverence that's happening in worship and we shouldn't forget that. And sometimes in this whole worship that we do or worship that we bring, of course we tend to look for how did I feel when I worshiped God? Well it's good to feel the presence of God. It's good to desire to feel the presence of God. I am not against it and I know how wonderful it is when you can sense or feel or recognize the presence of God. But sometimes that whole thing can become a very fleshly, sense-ruled experience. Whereas the Bible is telling us to worship in the beauty of holiness.  To worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness. We should be in a place of awe, of reverence as we stand to worship Him. And not only are we standing in that place of holiness, but worship itself is an adoration of His holiness. You know here it says, I can go back to 2021. You praise the beauty of holiness. That means you are magnifying, you're adoring, you are speaking of praises, telling of it is to express the worth. That's what praises. So you're declaring the splendor, the glory of holiness. Or the psalmist put it this way that I will be to behold the beauty of the Lord. That means you're gazing upon the beauty, the splendor, the grace of the Lord. And we saw earlier the beauty of the Lord is holiness. So in worship we are declaring how great, how wonderful His holiness is. It's focusing in on that. It's our adoration, our admiration of His beauty and His beauty alone. And that in part includes His holiness. Okay, so worship must take place in holiness and worship itself is an adoration of His holiness. It's a praise, it's a declaration of the magnificence of His holiness, or the glory of His holiness, how amazing and how splendor, how wonderful His holiness is. And then what we also see in the context of worship is, in all of these three passages in Psalm 15, Psalm 24 and Psalm 65, it's telling us that God is dwelling in holiness. It says, there's holy hill, there's holy place, there's holy temple. And then it's telling us, look, when we come into, when we're approaching the dwelling place of God, which is holy, we need to come putting aside, getting us, cleansing ourselves of all of the, you know, all the things that are unholy. That's basically. So in my approach to God, I must come with a holy life. Right, so a holy life is important even in our worship of God. You know, so what I, suppose I'm spending 30 minutes in worship, the remaining 23 and a half hours of the day are also important, are also part of my worship, are part of that 30 minute of worship. Because everything else he talks about here, in verses two to five, is talking about what we do in the remaining 23 and a half hours.  For what purpose? That I may abide in a stab or knuckle, that I may dwell in this holy hill. So that's dwelling in the presence of God.  So the same thing in Psalm 24, you know, he says, who's going to come up to the hill of the Lord? Well, clean hands, pure heart, not given to idolatry, not speaking lies, meaning the life I live is a life of holiness, in order to ascend the hill of the Lord and to stand in this holy place. Now, again, we don't, we don't want to, you know, come under condemnation and neither are we trying to say that we are earning our place in the presence of God. That's not the point. We are coming freely by grace, we're coming freely to the blood of Jesus Christ. But both the testaments, the old and the new, are emphasizing a life of holiness, which is then going to facilitate that place of worship in the presence of God. So while we are not talking or emphasizing works, we must understand the importance of a life of holiness in order to, you know, be in that place where we can worship and dwell in this holy hill. So our approach to God, our approach to the presence of God takes place in reverence and not in revelry. So this is something I feel you just need to point out, that somehow, you know, we don't hear so much about holiness in, at least in, in the, you know, maybe the spirit failed settings, maybe we don't hear enough in the contemporary or the post-modern church or, you know, if we use different terms, you call them reformed or post-modern or whatever, in the contemporary church, we don't hear enough of this that, look, I need to approach God with a life of holiness and a worship must take place in holiness, worship is an adoration of His holiness and a life of holiness provides me that entrance into that place of worship.  A few more thoughts here in this whole aspect of, you know, approaching God and holiness is very interesting that God himself says that He is the one who dwells in the high and holy place but the person who is of a contrite and a humble spirit dwells with Him in that high and holy place. That means, so what God is saying, if you want to paraphrase this, what God is saying is, I live in this place of holiness and those who walk with humility, with brokenness are the ones who are going to dwell with me in this place of holiness. I'm just paraphrasing what He's saying here. So He's the high and holy one who dwells in this high and holy place but He says, those who walk with a broken, humble spirit dwell there with Him. So it's important for us to understand and this is seen in other places in scripture where God says, you know, He resists the proud but He gives grace to the humble and in our approach to God He says, you know, humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God. So there is this place of humility and submission that will enable us to dwell in the holiness of God or you could say this way, pride and self-dependence will take us away from the place of holiness, from dwelling in holiness. If humility and submission takes us into holiness then the opposite is also true. Pride and self-dependence will take us away from the place of holiness. So this is an interesting thought that as believers we have to walk with both confidence and brokenness, we have to walk with authority and humility. So, you know, we need to know when I walk in my identity in Christ and on authority and when I have to walk in humility. We need to know when I walk with confidence in God, I can do all things for Christ and we need to know when we are broken before God and say, God without you I am nothing. Without you I can do nothing because we learn that humility and brokenness enables us to dwell in holiness or pride and self-dependence takes us away from the place of holiness. So we need that. We have to walk in brokenness and humility if we want to dwell in the high and holy place with God. So that's important and we need to know how to do that. Another interesting thing we see in relation to the beauty of holiness and the last two points here have to do with the millennial reign of Christ. These scriptures are talking about when the Lord Jesus sets up his kingdom. Psalm 110 verse 103 we know it because the Lord said to my Lord, sit at my right time till I make you enemies your footstool. So this is the millennial reign because this Psalm 110 verses 1 and 2 are quoted many times in relation to the millennial reign of Christ. So we know that the Psalm is talking about that. It's a prophetic Psalm talking about the reign of Christ on the earth. And verse 3 is interesting because it says that during his millennial reign his people will be volunteers in the day of your power. That is when he's ruling he will be just volunteering will be already but what kind of volunteers would we be? It says in the beauty of holiness from the womb of the morning you have the dew of your youth. So the people your people will be volunteers in the day of your power in the beauty of holiness from the womb of the morning you have the dew of the youth. And if you look at you know other translations and how they have translated this verse many of these translations you know when you read verse 3 sometimes it's a little confusing in the room is he talking about is he talking about the Lord? Is he talking about the volunteers? You know your people will be volunteers in the day of your power in the beauty of holiness from the womb of the morning you have the dew of youth. So if you just kind of you know you look into other translations it kind of throws some light here. So what it's telling us is that your people will be volunteers in the day of your power. They will be clothed in holiness rising up early in the morning with the strength of their youth. That's the idea or at least one of the ideas that are brought out in verse 3 and I do admit that verse 3 is a little bit confusing. So usually when when some verse is not very clear I just kind of read it in many different translations to see how they have translated it and maybe that will help understand it. So what is interesting is in that millennial frame the people of God will be volunteers and they will be clothed with the beauty of holiness and I found that very interesting you know the gods people will be clothed with the beauty of holiness and of course they will rise up early and they will serve with the strength of their youth meaning with all their strength they will serve. Of course this is also you know explained for us in the New Testament that we will reign with him but his people who are going to be reigning with him who are going to be using their strength and their zeal to serve with the Lord. What is very interesting is they're going to be clothed with holiness. They're going to be wearing garments of holiness. So I was just thinking about that and of course he's talking about the millennial reign but how about today Christ is ruling in our lives or in us as his church he's our king and if the millennial reign is going to look like that then how about today what should we be clothed with as his volunteers as people are serving him the answer is quite obvious we should also be clothed with the beauty of holiness so holiness becomes our dawning as his people as his volunteers as his you know people are just full of zeal for the Lord to serve him so that's that's what I've shared here and John brings out about Titus and John bring out the fact that as we look for the glorious appearing of the Lord Jesus Christ what do we do we deny and godliness he lives soberly right just lean godly in this present age or we purify ourselves even as he is pure so with that anticipation of his return we choose to walk in holiness and purity and lastly when Isaiah writes about the reign of the Lord he says as you know when Jesus sets up his kingdom here on earth he talks about a highway of holiness leading in to to Jerusalem that people will come singing to Zion on on this highway of holiness so just imagine even the road leading into Jerusalem into Mount Zion in that millennial reign is going to be called the highway of holiness or holiness is going to be the path that brings the nations in to worship the Lord and Zechariah also points this out he says and Zechariah 14 of course is again talking about that millennial reign and he's saying you know in that reign holiness to the Lord is going to be engraved on the bells of horses the pots in the Lord's house the bowls every pot in Jerusalem Judah will be holiness to the Lord of hosts and everyone who comes you know and cooks they're basically he's saying the idea that truth is bringing out is when Jesus is reigning in Jerusalem everything is going to be consecrated to him it's going to be holiness to the Lord even the bells that horses where are going to have holiness to the Lord the cooking pots are going to have holiness to the Lord you know I just already imagined that means everything in and around Jerusalem is going to be consecrated it's going to be holy to the Lord in the house of the Lord so the millennial reign is going to be characterized by holiness there's going to be a highway of holiness to the Lord because people volunteers will be clothed in holiness everything that's in Jerusalem that's used for the Lord is going to be you know holiness to the Lord and that's how it's going to end I mean the millennial reign or what we know so with that we close off this section and the main thing you know in this chapter chapter six is that in understanding the holiness of God we say look the holiness of God so so fill our lives that everything we do is done in the context of holiness being set apart consecrated to the Lord and for his purpose okay so I will pause here if there any discussions we can have discuss and then next week we will start talking about repentance recovery and restoration and from there we go into overcoming the flesh the world and the devil this that's more of the practical side of holiness as it is worked out in our lives none of us are perfect God is working his holiness in us but our goal is to get a revelation an increasing revelation of the holiness of God and how God wants us to live in holiness and whether it's in the worship or in the adoration in approaching his presence so we need to understand that and and let him work holiness in our lives any thoughts any questions on chapter six okay go ahead please Divya yeah thank you pastor my question is about how when you said like approaching God in the beauty of holiness uh so is it uh the you know the kind of the level of transparency you have with God with your life and also um you're aware of a holy God but you know that we know that we are imperfect before this holy God uh so you know that the understanding of it and being transparent uh to God about it because when you said like we approach God with holiness I didn't quite get it what what actually uh does it mean in a practical sense okay so practically good question so practically what does it mean how do we you know how do we do it in practice well there is freedom but there is a reference so when we come before God we are free we are the sons and daughters um become you know through the righteousness of Christ we come through the blood of Christ so there's there's freedom there's no sense of condemnation guilt and shame and condemnation that we don't have to say oh God I'm such a big lever um or you know I'm such a no good thing yeah we don't have to put up a false pretence we embrace what he's done for us in Christ but at the same time there is reference there is that recognition that he is so big and we are mortal there's reference for God we can't forget that and we shouldn't forget it so there's freedom there is reverence and then there is also the the like like you used to write word transparency or or you know that decide to be clean before God you know there is no pretence and there is um and used to word purity because Jesus you know he said blessed are the pure in heart but they will see God so my revelation of God my encounter of God is affected by the purity of my heart that means if I try to keep falsehood or pretence in my heart it's going to going to blind me towards God because blessed are the pure in heart or they will see God if I want to see God I have to maintain a pure heart or if I won't have a revelation of God I have to maintain a pure heart pure heart means I keep my heart clean before God I'm not hiding anything I'm not pretending God this is the way it is and sometimes it means I just tell you know so God you know I got angry about this or God I didn't do this right or God here's how I'm feeling about this right so I don't pretend that it's not there that would be falsehood but I acknowledge God this is how I'm feeling about this matter I need you to help me I need you to get this right in my heart I know the way I'm feeling is not right but I need to get it right with your help so that openness that purity of heart which if we maintain will enable us to know him right so that's another important part in us coming to God purity of heart and um okay yeah yeah thank you thank you first and one can I ask one more question yeah so I was also thinking about when God does you know mighty things in our life and if we are not intentional about acknowledging it so that is a way that we are robbing God of his glory right so is it right in saying that like if I'm not not only in my you know heart but if even before people are so am I robbing God of the glory so the way I would respond to that question is each one should do what we feel released in our hearts to do because sometimes God will do great things but you don't feel released in your heart yet to talk about it because maybe I'm just saying it even from my own experience but that sometimes I don't like to talk about it because either it may come out as very self-serving you know God has done wonderful things but if I start talking about it in front of people it may it may come out as though I'm using that to serve myself you know self-serving or it just may be no the right time to talk about it it may be people not ready to receive it so then you just keep quiet about it and when you feel released in your heart to talk about it then you talk about it you know so yes we want to give God the glory we want to acknowledge the mighty things we have done so first and foremost in your own present in the time with God you say God thank you for what you've done I'm praised you got acknowledged the good things you've done in my life a clown is a mighty thing so there itself you're giving praise to God but when you feel released then you speak about it to people it's simply because sometimes it is true God has done great things but sometimes when we talk about that in public it just may come across wrong in one or more ways in the sense that it may end up drawing attention to ourselves then to God or people are not ready to receive it they just will not be able to understand or the people may be drawn to us and so being drawn to God so on so forth so I would say you know when you are released in your heart to do it then do it in public but definitely in your private time of worship you're definitely giving thanks to God and acknowledging the many things he has done or is doing in your life okay okay thank you thank you so much all right just a few more questions here on the chat and it does asking what is it to come to God in brokenness uh brokenness uh I would put put put it in another term I would call it in dependence towards God right so try to imagine something that something is broken it has nothing of its own self to hold it up it needs something from outside to hold it together so when we say we are broken what we are saying is God I am dependent on you to hold you know in my life so if you want to say brokenness if you only put it in another way you could say it's a place of dependence or complete dependence on the Lord that's a sign of brokenness the opposite is self-dependence or self-reliance so if you want to look at scripture in John 15 Jesus said you know you're abiding me and I abiding you because without me you can do nothing so that's a place of broken God I'm dependent on you or when you look at Paul the Apostle you know in Philippians 3 verse 3 I think he said we are of the circumcision who serve God in the spirit and have no confidence in the flesh and then he goes on to list all his qualifications he says I'm a Hebrew for Hebrew and so on and so forth you know but he says I have no confidence in the flesh so he's serving God but he's not depending on himself yeah so Chaya I was just referencing in John chapter the verses that I was just referencing right now was John chapter 15 and I think it's verse number three let me just check again and the branch goes for the John 15 4 and 5 also I was referencing Philippians 3 and I'll give you the exact words Philippians chapter 3 and verse 3 and you can also think about second Corinthians chapter 3 and verse 5 where Paul says you know we are sufficiencies of God and not of ourselves okay second Corinthians 3 5 okay Kennedy what about people using the title of Reverend is there in their name example Reverend Kennedy what does your take on this well if they want to use it it's entirely their choice you know and it I guess it you know it indicates something at least in some for example Reverend means he's been officially ordained by some denomination you know and in some situations it becomes important example if you want to go into a hospital to pray for a person there are some hospitals that need to see that you have this title or you need to have a card that says Reverend so-and-so that means you are a life ordained and licensed licensed an ordained minister and only then they let you in so you know in some situations something like this would be useful to have uh yeah so I don't see anything wrong with it as long as you know we are not basing our identity in it you know I don't care if people call me pastor or Ashish or brother or whatever you know it just doesn't matter to me I don't pay attention to it anyway so if they want to use the title I've never I didn't put it for myself but if they want to use it it's okay it's you know it's up to them but I'm sorry is it scriptual yeah so there is no script for or against it right other than Jesus said you know don't call any man your father because you're one father in heaven it's not yeah it's more of a earthly practice a practice here on earth just as a recognition of ordination or licensing by a authorized agency you know just like example example like if you're a doctor you know you need to be licensed by a authorized agency or if you're practicing something else if you're a you know you're a lifeguard you need to be licensed by some agency so from that perspective reverend comes in they're okay this denomination or this organization has ordained and licensed this person so I wouldn't you know worry too much about whether it's biblical or not it's more of a you know a practical thing as we have in many other cases now all I would say is we shouldn't take pride in it don't base your identity in it if you have it it's good if you don't have it doesn't matter but spiritually speaking our ordination comes from God right John 15 and verse 16 Jesus said you haven't chosen me I've chosen you and ordained you so if you ask for me practically nobody has no person on earth ordained me I don't have a reverend I don't have a license I don't have an ordination from any denomination and it doesn't bother me because God has called us and God has ordained us so that's enough yeah okay I don't know if I answered your question I just said a lot of things but okay but if it's the better it's okay yeah it's okay but it's the better yes yes so open to discussion all right Anita sometimes we tend to take selfish decisions then are we unholy so you know see the thing of the the fact is we all make mistakes we all sin we all do wrong things that doesn't make us unholy just means God is still working in us and we need to bring those areas in submission to the Lord right it doesn't say like we are bad people now it just means those areas that we need to bring before God and we are going to learn how to do that and so that God can you know we can live overcoming lives okay last question Prabhakar how do we know our sacrifices wholly and acceptable before God how do we know our sacrifices wholly and acceptable before God so if we do do it the way the scriptures teach us to do it right and we and and we do it of course we're doing it depending on the blood of Christ what Christ has done for us we're doing it from standing in the place of grace that means by grace we have been justified and made righteous and then we offer our sacrifice of praise of worship the way God tells us to do it then we know that's wholly and acceptable to God because it's being done through Christ based on his work and the way God wants us to do it which is in spirit in truth and according to his word right so so example then you're going to worship God say God I come to you and I come because you know the blood of Jesus is cleansed me I come because of your gift of righteousness and I worship you God and then you you worship in sincerity and truth that is a sacrifice acceptable to God because you're fulfilling you're following the instructions God has given to us right Hebrews chapter 10 19 and 20 kind of outlined that it says you know we have boldness to enter the holiest by the blood of Jesus and let us come with a pure heart having our hearts cleansed from an evil conscience and you know we come that way to offer up to God so we're coming through because of the blood coming without any guilt or shame and we offer our sacrifices to God okay okay our time is up and we've got to go for a break and then go for the next class we'll pause here we will pray and dismiss good somebody just quickly pray for us dismiss us can I pray go ahead please thank you lord thank you father for once again giving us this opportunity lord to learn more father lord regarding this aspect lord the beauty of your holiness father lord help us father if there is anything lord that needs to change lord how in how we approach you father we pray that with the power of the holy spirit the grace lord that you give us lord I pray that you enable us to approach in the right ways father lord with reverence with purity father lord to adore you look to worship you lord of the beauty of your holiness father and help us also lord as we know lord spend time in your presence father lord may our lives lord glorify you may all lights reflect your beauty father lord we thank you we praise you for past rashes arshish lord you strengthen him enable him and equip him even more for all that you've called him father I pray for all the students over here father lord we thank you for the opportunities given lord bless each one father lord and continued father lord to guide us lord with the holy spirit and jesus precious name we pray amen amen okay thank you everyone thank you for being on the class today enjoy the rest of your day the other classes


Hi, I'm Zor. Welcome to Unisort Education. I would like to continue discussion about how the distance is measured in Cartesian coordinates and this lecture is about the distance between two points on the plane. So you have a plane, well, this particular whiteboard is the plane, and on the plane I have Cartesian coordinates, which means I have two perpendicular to each other lines. On each of these lines, I have Cartesian coordinate system with coinciding origin for both of them. So this point of intersection is origin for both this and this. So this is called x-axis, this is called y-axis, and I have two points, I would like to measure the distance between, right? So let's say two points are somewhere, it doesn't really matter where they are. This is point A with coordinate xA, yA, and this is point B with coordinate xB, yB. So what does it mean that this particular point has coordinates xB and yB? It means if I project, drop the perpendicular to the y-axis, then I would have the point yB. If I will project B towards the x-axis, this would be the point with coordinates xB. Similarly, xA would have xA and here xB. These are coordinates. So every point is projected to both axises, axis and projected means I drop the perpendicular to it. Wherever this perpendicular drops, the point has some coordinate on this line because it has its own coordinate, and this line has its own coordinate. Oh, wait a minute, this is yA. Okay. So that's the picture which I would like to start with. Two points, each one has certain coordinates. Now, the distance between them, the distance between this point and this point, not sure how visible it is. So what do we do? Well, what I suggest to do is to continue these perpendiculars until they intersect the other lines. Now, what do we have? What's interesting is, let's call this point M. And this point M. Well, obviously, since these are perpendicular to the same line, they're parallel, these are perpendicular to this line, they're parallel, all angles are 90 degrees, so NAMB is a rectangle. Now, I'm using certain properties which are explained in more details in the geometry part of this course. So you basically can consider the proof of whatever I'm doing here as based on certain geometrical properties. If you did not study these, well, you can just skip the proof and get the result. But the proof will be obvious after you will study this piece of geometry. So I'm using the geometrical, language and geometrical theorems and properties as basically is explained in the course somewhere else. So, again, AMBM is a rectangle. Now, AB is it's a hypotenuse, well, not hypotenuse, it's diagonal, but it's a hypotenuse in this triangle which is half of this rectangle. So, ABM is a right triangle as well as ABM, and AB is a hypotenuse, which means we can use the Pythagorean theorem to get its length. But now, let's talk about what are the catcher tip of this particular right triangle. Well, the catcher is BM, well, obviously the difference between the distance between B and M is the same as distance between these two points, which have coordinates X, B and X, A. So, since Pythagorean theorem deals with the square of each catcher tip, so I need the square of the distance between B and M which is the same as distance, a square of the distance between X, B and X, A. And we know that that particular thing is X, B minus X, A square. That was explained in the previous lecture where I was talking about the distance between two points on a line where Pythagorean coordinate system is established. Now, very similarly, what about the catcher tip AM? Well, since this catcher tip is equal to exactly the distance between Y, A and Y, B, then the square of the distance between A and M or between Y, A and Y, B is this. And now, let's talk about Pythagorean theorem. Square of this plus square of this is square of the k-partials. So now I have the formula. D square is equal to where D is the distance between A and B, sum of this. Square of the distance between abscissists and edit to square of the distance between coordinates of these two points. This is a general formula. And I told you in the previous lecture that it's the square of the distance which is a little bit more frequently used as a formula for the distance between two points. And now you see that this actually is very much resembling the one-dimensional case on the line. On the line you have this. In two-dimensional case, you have basically the same formula on each dimension. X is one dimension and Y is another dimension and you add them together. Basically, that's it. This is a very simple formula and obviously it's used quite extensively in mathematics. And well, in the space, you will have the third dimension and it will look the same. So we'll talk about this some other time. More than that, the higher mathematics are... Higher mathematics has a subject, basically, where multidimensional spaces are studied and in the multidimensional space, the formula is exactly the same. You have to have the square of the distance on each dimension and then you add them together to get the square of the distance between two multidimensional points. All right, so I would suggest you to read the game, the notes for this lecture. They are on Unisor.com. And well, that's it. Thanks very much and good luck.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late sports cards ripping two boxes of 22-23 at Bowman University Chrome basketball for Ryan L It's good luck Ryan. Let's do it. See what we got I'm lucky I can call for 120 on now. Oh orange shimmer Jaylen Cook to 25 15 of 25 for Tulane green wave. JJ Starling and Victor The next time we go play golf and play smart golf instead of try to show off golf We know how good you are at this point. I just need to beat us Ashlyn Watkins now I didn't again still not impressed Still not impressed by them beating you. Oh, I'm Ari Bailey Tiger candles. I don't care what I shoot Vincent Iwachuku Caitlyn Clark first purple shimmer Caroline Duchamp 38 on both sides pretty good Pretty good. I'm assuming your short game is on that because you're hit if you're hitting 10 greens is missing a year You're up and down percent Roddy Gale First that's true That's where I always mess I would mess up on green That's what I always like whenever I play like either like me and Heather just by myself Like and I try to keep score like I'm always like I'm always like one under going into three And then I just implode and I'm like three over going into four and I'm like I well, that's the end that No way I'm making that up That's it and then I don't keep score and then there we go I just count how many birdies and pars I get there's a MJ Rice the 299 Yeah, but I like I'll keep I'm probably won't crazy keep scores I'm just gonna play like a scramble tomorrow. Yeah, green Adam Flagler 99, which I mean the majority 90% of the shots 95% of shots are gonna be my ball But still there'll be some more like I completely off the chip or something and she'll like hit the green My pitching is really bad right now Was that like one like one to 120? No, just like a hundred yards in a hundred yards name. Yeah, that's top. That's the hardest Thank you score for you. Oh God I'm Ari Bailey first That's like the hardest shot. Yeah, I have a great club in my bag for that still Like I when we played last time I can't tell you how many times I was within a hundred yards off my drive And I just yeah, couldn't get on the green. That's tough. That's so annoying, dude Like I had a whole training 70 40 80 yard shot. So I just couldn't yeah That's like if a hole's like 350 yards, I'd rather hit like my 150 out and hit a club I can write exactly what you get from 150 out like an eight nine nine.  Oh It's about the money There there's Ray Wave Otto Femme Otakale to 199 Anthony black Yeah, pretty much to refractors in that pack Richardson wait forward and let the Arterial Morrison Victor set the trimble house is weird just Washington first we get like Two packs so far each have had two refractors in it. Jerry's Walker, and then The next pack will have no refractors. So I'll be five cards and three cards of four and four weird weird stuff glue going on here Avery Anderson first. There's Jerry's Walker more birdies chipping versus putting I feel like that's not like super out of the ordinary though Depends. Yeah There's a teal wave to 2.99 Jeremy Roche purple mini diamonds race Thompson to 3.99 for are you Katelyn Clark first Iowa Iowa made none. Oh, no I'm so frustrated First Arterio Morris refractor especially when they're within like 10 feet. Oh, I know dude Do I want hairs junior on the first refractor and base that'll do for your break there Ryan? Thanks again for the support my friend get him right out to you buddy


From VOA Learning English, this is the education report in special English. In West Africa, students and teachers are busy with the new school year. However, aid workers say most of the children in Northern Mali are unable to go to school. Militants, including some from the group Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, took control of the North in April. The Islamists are enforcing their own severe form of Sharia law in the occupied territory. The United Nations Security Council is urging West African countries to speed up preparations for a military intervention in Northern Mali. There are concerns that the conflict might spread to other countries. Large numbers of Northerners have fled to the government held south or to neighboring countries for safety. Tom McCormick is the Sahel Director for the Aid Group Save the Children USA. Save the Children is part of the Education Cluster, a group created by the UN to coordinate the emergency response in Mali. The Education Cluster says the 240,000 students remaining in the North have little or no access to education. Cluster official Joa Keyes says this increases the risk of children being recruited as child soldiers. He says children who are not in school are vulnerable to falling into the hands of armed groups. The Education Cluster surveyed 25 organizations in the North. Three-fourths of them said local schools had been vandalized or destroyed. Half reported that teachers had fled to the South. And one-third said armed groups occupy schools. Human rights groups say the Islamists are actively recruiting children as young as 12 years of age. For VOA Learning English, I'm Alex Villareal.


Hello my beautiful internet friends! I come to you from the beautiful northern part of Ireland. I only have a few minutes to talk to you guys because there is like no internet reception where I am and more than a two minute video just isn't going to upload for you but I wanted to take a few minutes to check in with you guys. Say hey, see how you guys are doing and let you guys know that the trip is going super well so far. It has been just amazing to be here. Traveling is definitely exhausting without a prosthetic leg but so so worth it. I'm really glad that we decided to come before surgery and everything and coming with friends has just been a delight and this country is incredible. I would be nowhere else in the world. This has been such a gift to come to. It is rainy and windy and cold and is literally my favorite kind of weather so it has just been delightful. A couple quick things for everyone who is asking. I brought the eye walk. Brian packed that in his suitcase which was super handy and I brought my normal crutches. Apparently they are only normal in the US which I did not know until I released that video so that's really good to know. I've actually seen people walking on the forum crutches here. I kind of want to pull them to the side and be like how do you do it? Tell me your secrets but I'm not going to be a weird American so I won't do that. I brought the under arm crutches and the eye walk and so far that's working really well. I've been in a lot more pain. I think that the Bersa issue is getting worse and where I have the osteocyte is also getting worse because it's getting larger so I'm glad that surgery is scheduled for a couple days when we get back but with that being said in this video not being too long because like I said I'm just crossing my fingers at uploads. I want to let you guys know that everything is going well and that I will eventually get back to uploading videos but in the meantime I'm going to enjoy my time unplugged disconnected. I have so much footage to show you guys when I get back and thank you Ireland and everyone here for being truly hospitable and beautiful and lovely and just amazing. Also side note driving on the wrong side of the road stressful it is just I mean the right side of the road left side right side left side left side of the road my brain isn't working very well. Driving on the opposite side of the road from America is truly terrifying but our friend Graham is doing it for us and he's he's totally doing a great job so that has been awesome we're getting around safely we're about to head south in Ireland down to County Kerry I believe so it'll be great down there in a couple days so happy St. Patrick's Day to everybody I'm gonna hop off so hopefully this video gets to you guys and I will see you in a few days a couple days a week hopefully before that hope y'all are doing well I love you I'll talk to you soon bye


How do you get started on the Carnivore Diet? And first we have to kind of talk about how the Carnivore Diet started and who almost the founding fathers were. Now, a lot of the time these people are referred to that have been following the diet for 10, 11, 15 years, that have been successful doing it their way. That's kind of like who these people praise and base their principles off of, but the original person, Owsley Stanley, followed the diet for over 50 years. It was a famous audio guy for a band back in the day. Known for producing LSD, I think, big into that drug scene. And he followed this diet for 50 years. He had a form where he answered all these questions and his philosophies on the diet. And I'll post that in the description after the video, but Charles Washington interpreted his stuff on that form into bullet points that I'm going to go over today. Now, keep in mind, Owsley Stanley had a heart attack when he was older and required open heart surgery. So maybe he might not be the perfect example of health and we should always take things with a grain of salt and not at face value. But let's just move into the points and I'll speak on their points, kind of theorize why it might be a good idea to do it. So the first point is eat only from the animal kingdom. You know, dairy and eggs can be problematic for some people depending on allergies and oyster, shellfish, fish. All of those foods are things we don't see people eating on the carnivore diet unfortunately. It tends to be a beef only diet. But eating only from the animal kingdom is a very broad description. It doesn't consider those allergies. It doesn't consider high omega 6 in certain foods. It doesn't consider nutrient profiles. It doesn't really talk about various things that do come up with almost everyone. And on the topic of dairy, they say only eat low carb dairy.  But they don't mention that raw grass with butter is one of the healthiest foods you could eat. And the vitamin content of raw grass with dairy is more substantially important than whether or not you're having some carbohydrates from milk. So outside of the dairy intolerance thing, to me, how can you bring up dairy and talk about it without bringing up the importance of the quality and the nutrient density? To me that doesn't make sense.  But let's move on anyway. Eat no plants, certain spices and herbs are deemed okay but might be removed initially. That's just to process and see what irritates you.  There's dozens of ingredients in the barbecue sauce, sugar and things. And even with cheese, there's a difference between cheese made with animal rennet and dairy and cultures versus the craft singles that has milk, skin powder and various other things.  There's people, every individual food needs to be talked about and justified. And even in the context of eggs, you might have a problem with supermarket eggs but local pastured eggs might be fine. Same with the dairy, you might be fine with raw dairy but not cooked dairy.  This ties into the nutrient density thing. And first of all, there are no real significant carbohydrate content in these foods. When the animal dies, the glycolytic enzymes in the meat turn the glycogen into lactic acid, lower the pH of the meat, but you don't hear them saying that, right?  To me, it's almost like a conventional wisdom mindset of things that these people don't explain or look into.  Brain is one of the best sources of omega-3s DHA. And liver has every fat-soluble vitamin. The only thing that might counter liver is kidneys. And liver has more vitamin A, kidneys have more selenium, but we'll talk about that later. But that just doesn't have merit to it. It just makes, like, half of this list to me just doesn't make sense.   And this is not something that people really hammer home, but it's very important because your body has a fat signal.   And once you're familiar with that, then you can say, okay, maybe I could just eyeball rib eyes and dip some rib eyes in the butter. There's nothing wrong with doing that. But a lot of people start this diet and the biggest problem is they're not eating enough fat. And what also ties into that is don't cook meat too much. Whereas this goes against the conventional wisdom and what a lot of people on the zero-carb carnivore diet want to do is they just want to cook their meat to whatever temperature they want. But the original wisdom is cook it blue, just seared on the outside, leave it raw in the middle. And these people seem to just cherry pick how they want their interpretation of the carnivore diet to be. And what this does is it digests easier when it's raw. The body's more efficient at digesting raw meat because of various enzymes.  Some people have a very difficult time digesting rendered fat. That's the main difference I've noticed. So all of these principles have various reasons behind them. Some of them don't, but it just seems like people have picked what they want to believe and what they don't and just do their own version of the carnivore diet. No supplements. Drink water and do not salt your food. Well, pretty much everyone on this diet I think uses salt. Some people don't. And this is one of those things where indigenous groups, some of them cooked food, some of them didn't cook food, but almost every indigenous group consumed both cook and raw food. The thing is there aren't really any indigenous groups that salted their food, but in like the Eskimos, they grew up smoking tobacco and they could not quit their tobacco habit. Same thing with salt. I think if it's ingrained in our culture, there's nothing inherently wrong about it from seafood, but again, one of the original wisdoms of zero carb is don't salt your food, but you never see that mentioned. And electrolytes are a whole topic in and of itself that I have to revisit again even though I've done videos in the past. Vitamin concerns. And they say, oh, well, this diet has all the adequate vitamins. They don't go into detail. And then in regards to scurvy, they say, well, you won't get scurvy because ascorbic acid is needed for carbohydrate metabolism and you're not consuming carbohydrates. So to not know that liver has vitamin C and that almost every organ tissue in an animal has some amount of vitamin C, vitamin E, all the other fats like the vitamins, and foods like liver are nutritionally complete. Foods like salmon roll have every vitamin and incredible amounts of DHA. These foods are the reason I started my YouTube channel to get people to know about them and to not mention these foods on this diet and use that to justify the reason why people have nutrient concerns is just crazy. And this was not mentioned in the FAQ. I just brushed it off and said, oh, you're fine. You know, meat is adequate. Meat is all you need, which to me is just silly. No one is having trouble removing fiber on this diet and that's more anecdotal. Most people remove fiber from their diet and they actually see improved digestion and fiber is not necessary in the human diet. Like, you don't digest fiber so there's no justifying it from that perspective. And to say that fiber lowers cholesterol, that's a whole different discussion in itself. Gout is mainly caused by fructose. So people are concerned about gout and high purine foods but the reason your body produces uric acids because I believe the ATP metabolism involves a fructose, especially high fructose corn syrup when it's not in the presence of glucose produces high levels of uric acid crystals in the blood. So carnivore diet, that's not a concern and I'll post that study in the description. Do we need glucose? And the body can produce glucose from gluconeogenesis and just, you know, people have been on this diet for years and years and years and you don't need to eat glucose. That's one of the silliest things that people say oh, your body needs sugar when carbohydrate is a non-essential nutrient. That's just crazy to me. Is this diet okay for pregnancy? All indigenous diets and, you know, women 100 years ago who were popping out 15 children consumed a base fat-soluble vitamin content in their diet. That's what's required for optimal human health and the Wesson Price Foundation does a diet for pregnant women that emphasizes getting 70 to 80% of your calories from foods like high quality, high vitamin animal foods and it's ironic that people are concerned about vitamins on this diet when it's literally the highest vitamin diet because people don't understand that the bioavailability of nutrients from plants in paper value is not necessarily what's absorbed in the body and I'm going to talk about that in many videos. I'm not going to talk about nutrition, but Oregon meats, meat, high quality animal foods, wild caught fish, high quality raw dairy, grass fed dairy, pastured eggs all have every vitamin in the highest bioavailable form available to the body and each of those foods has different nutrient profiles that I go over in my various videos. Food sourcing, how to get actually started. I have a video on food sourcing and the main concern I wanted to address here as getting a good quality source of fat is the problem. Ironically raw grass fed butter is actually one of the easier things for people to get and it's important because fat is your main source of nutrients, energy, vitamins you want to get a good source of fat and asking the butcher for trim fat grass fed trim fat, grass fed marrow sometimes these foods can be either hard to get expensive or you're like me where you're allergic to dairy and eggs so you can't have them, you have to find other things.  People in the fat of the land the fat of land is a book by William R. Stephenson Arctic Explorer who experimented with all meat diets about a hundred years ago and in that book they didn't eat for a couple days when adapting to an all meat diet because they didn't want to they weren't craving the meat they didn't eat for a few days and they started nibbling on the meat then they started actually eating the meat that people like to say is they fed the organs to the dogs but that was actually caribou liver and the reason they fed caribou liver to the dogs was because caribou didn't have a gallbladder and the liver was bitter because of all the bile in every other context in that book there's literally dozens of examples of preference for the head the heads of fish, liver fatty tissue literally preference for organ meat so for people to be contradictory that you should salt your food, you shouldn't eat liver and then to take quotes like that from fat of land but ignore the other things it's incredibly contradictory they're just fitting like Sean Baker has been doing that lately he's being very close minded and just taking bits and pieces and cherry picking information to fit his version of the carnivore diet and you guys can be angry at me for saying that but I mean from an objective perspective to me that's what it looks like um fat of the land preference for fatty organ especially marrow, fatty fish liver their favorite foods were literally bone marrow from the lower leg some foods they ate preferred cooked some foods they preferred raw like the bone marrow, the soft creamy from the lower leg they preferred that raw whereas the harder bone marrow more clay like from the upper leg they preferred it boiled you know the heads they preferred boiled you know it depends on the food and in indigenous groups we're in perfect health on various animal food sources in you it's a fish and caribou some Florida coastal Indians only ate shellfish as their source of animal vitamins there's multiple ways you can do this they did not salt their food and they ate both raw and cooked animal tissues the salt thing is up for debate because we did obtain sodium from either seafood or shellfish or blood so salt in your food is not necessarily bad but the electrolyte discussion is something I can go into in other videos human digestive system is not equipped to extract nutrition from plants as ruminants is this ties into comparing human digestive tract to other animals and how we don't ferment you know gorillas and cows can ferment a grass little bit into long chain fatty acids and extract nutrients that we can do and their gut size is way longer there's just very apparent differences between humans with their tool use and eating habits compared to animals what to expect during adaption so in regards to fatigue it actually took me about a year to feel good on this diet because I wasn't eating enough fat it literally took me 8 months before I found a good source of fat and then within a month or two I started feeling good so in regards to reducing fatigue and adjusting make sure you're eating high quality iron foods getting a high vitamin content you're either supplementing vitamin D3 or getting some sun or something overlooked because people will go with the conventional wisdom of the zero carb carnivore diet and like go against what their doctor says but they'll say oh my vitamin D3 levels are fine the doctor says they're fine like why not apply this to all aspects of your health and vitamin D3 is scaled from 20 to 100 nanograms per liter which 20 is literally like you've never been in the sun all year and 100 is vitamin D3 overdose so most indigenous groups are between 45 and 65 so you definitely want to optimize your vitamin D3 intake and take that into consideration if you're going to do this diet people following this diet and not looking at other aspects of health nutrient density, vitamin D3, sleep our exercise are kind of contradicting themselves so to speak because you're trying to optimize your diet by removing inflammation but you don't want to increase nutrient density and you don't want to do those other things it doesn't make sense bowel movements so you have to regulate within a few days if problems occur then you have to try to figure out is the food source a problem should I cook it a different way do I have an allergy to the food those are all things you should troubleshoot so if you're on this diet for 4, 5, 6 days and you're still getting diarrhea definitely try cooking the food less maybe switch to beef if you're consuming high omega 6 foods like pork and chicken maybe the food source you have isn't good maybe you're allergic to eggs some things that can be factors in your digestion and those things are addressed on an individual basis and that actually seems to be you know when I consult with people and talk about their diet almost 99% of people have a problem that has to be addressed individually on that basis and there could also be underlying factors like maybe you're not drinking mineral water like someone was drinking only carbonated water and someone was drinking only tap water and there's various aspects in regards to health that can affect this diet in the long run that's why we're talking about these topics so cravings all cravings should be gone in 2 weeks and if you're one of those people that have like coffee every morning and then are asking why you still have cravings after 2 weeks you technically didn't eliminate all the foods on this diet the reason people don't see success on diets in general is because they can't fully commit to the idea of the diet and once you're able to do that then you're able to optimize the diet instead of just going back and forth between what you want using discipline and things like that you know ideally you remove every food from your diet so I guess let's talk about step by step how do you do the carnivore diet well look into grass and versus grain fed nutrient density determine what you want to do and once you source your food then you have to say do I want to eliminate coffee maybe I just want to buy higher quality coffee maybe I want to buy higher quality chocolate how strict do you want to go on this diet and the best way to do it is eliminate everything for a couple of weeks only like high quality beef fat water and beef maybe some liver here and there maybe some caliber oil for vitamins for a couple of weeks see how that goes if you have no problems then I mean if you can't eliminate salt try it if not don't you can try adding foods in at that point and at that point since you've eliminated literally every possible inflammatory food you don't have to worry whether you're drinking coffee is it because I'm having dark chocolate after every meal is it because I'm having barbecue sauce is it because I'm putting black pepper, a ton of black pepper on my steak you want to remove those factors and try not to worry about those things so I think this video is long enough I think I've covered pretty much any question you would have in regards to what to do on the carnivore diet and I have day of eating videos you can watch other days of eating you can see what people do but I just wanted to bring this up I'm going to be eating his version of the carnivore diet which does not go in line with what all these people conventionally say you have people doing various versions of the diet you have the raw primal people who follow a Janus von der Planet there are many interpretations of this diet and overall me, I look more into what indigenous groups did how to treat maximum nutrient density reduce inflammation while still enjoying your life and doing whatever I have no problem with eating certain amounts of plant foods there are definitely various interpretations of this diet and it's unfortunate that people kind of fall down a rabbit hole of just how the way one person does things especially considering Shawn Baker is a very high level athlete he's only been on the diet for a year he hasn't done this and then you have all these other people who have been on the diet for 10, 15, 20 years and I couldn't even have a conversation with them about the taste difference between baby lamb's liver and cow's liver or veal's liver so just because someone does something you have to keep in mind close mind to this subjectivity and objective thinking if someone does something and it works and it makes them feel better and they just stick with it and they don't question oh should I incorporate butter or should I supplement vitamin D3 if you don't constantly question and try to learn I think you're not doing anything right and the problem with a lot of the current people having problems with zero car from not being able to lose weight being in perfect physical health is one of these factors that I've talked about today so thank you guys for watching if you guys have any questions please let me know in the comments if you guys would like to reach out to me for consultations you guys could say oh what does this guy have he's known to doctor, he's got nothing I like to think I've been on this diet I've been on this diet for 6 years I'm educated in various aspects of this diet especially in comparison to other people that are offering consultations at higher rates and not offering the information and the lack of troubleshooting at things that I'm able to do so if you guys are concerned about that if you'd like an introduction to the diet if you're having problems being in the diet reach out to me for that otherwise if it's a short question and it only takes a minute or two to answer just leave a comment on the YouTube video guys and above all just share the channel I'm trying to post more on Twitter lately especially considering Joe Rogan following me that I posted on Twitter we're going to do a live stream tomorrow I'll try the 6am thing again and I'll do the 11am not 11am but the second stream is going to be either at 11 or 2 depending on if I need to get some sun but the first stream will be at 6am again and I will not take a nap this time guys I promise I won't be late for the second stream but that's it I'm excited that we're going to do maybe the next 50-100 videos I do over the next few months there's going to be a lot of really good information and I think it's going to help a lot of people


I need to write this down, because I forget things sometimes, and I think what I heard today was important. Not to me, the time for me or almost anyone else alive on earth today to make a difference has passed. But someone somewhere might be able to make something of this, or at least find it helpful, or something. Once I'm done, I'm going to seal it up in a pipe, coat it in wax, and chuck it into the ravine. Maybe someday someone will read this and try to put things together, if they're allowed to. I'd love to start at the beginning, but I'm honestly not sure when the world started to end. Could have been years and years before the final bits, or it could have been at once.  This could have been a ravelling for ages before things bubbled up to the public eye. What I and others remember most, was when the Disney magic sank. It was then, I think, that most people started to think that things might be worse than they seemed. The Disney magic was a big cruise ship, one of those liner jobs that just tools around islands and stuff. One day the news was all screaming about how it suddenly just went down, when it was trying to pull into port. The weird thing about it, was how there was no video of it for a long time. Some still pictures of it floating fine, but none of it actually going down. Then somehow a tape showed up, and the news started playing it. I have to imagine they didn't review it first. The ship was puffing along, strong and fast, little boats bobbing around it, looking like every vacation lover's dream when it suddenly stopped. I mean, stopped. Just a dead halt, like it had just slammed into a mountain. You could see people go lurching forward, all over the deck.  It's all still for a few seconds. Then suddenly, there's this foaming behind the ship. Most people assumed it was the engine trying to fire up again. Then the arm came up. I'm not sure if it actually was an arm, but it was some kind of limb, and it must have been a hundred feet long at least. It reached up along the side of the boat, and just ripped it open. I mean, unzipped it like a coat, and you could see all the people inside screaming and running. It was awful. Then you saw something lurch up, a big, spiny shape, pushing against that gap, shoving in. Then there was an explosion on its back, and the camera whipped up to show a couple of jets whizzing by. Then it ended. I remember just sitting there, stunned, looking at the TV, barely noticing the president coming on to declare a state of emergency. I think it was two or three days later when the TV went under full government control. But it may have been a week, I'm not sure. Internet got clamped later. But soon all you could hear, read or see was, remain calm, everything is under control. The oddest thing was that life really didn't change much for a while. Bill still came, people still had to go to work, go to school, all that. Just a lot more scared faces, and a lot more weird talk. Pretty soon we were getting told that whole towns were being evacuated, that there was a plague, or a riot, or a terrorist bomb, or some other nightmare. My brother down south said that they got moved because of a huge wildfire. The weird thing was, he said, that the fire moved oddly, seemed to shoot right for a gas or brush, and didn't travel evenly. That after a while, he swore he saw what looked like a 20 foot tall man of fire walking and eating everything. The call got drumped, right after he said that, I haven't talked to him since. So things got worse, little by little. People kept being moved, and there was no real way to communicate with each other anymore, that was really reliable. So it was hard to say just how bad things were.  Stuff about zombies in the north, killing frenzies in the east, a place near the ocean where the ground was alive and eating people, a cult screaming about the second coming, and killing people to buy off God.  Finally, one day, I woke up, and there was blood on my window.  I hid. I'm not ashamed to admit it. I left my fellow man to rot, and hid inside for almost a full week, long after the noise stopped. After the fifth day, the electricity and gas gave out, along with the running water. When I finally got hard up for supplies, I poked my nose out, and saw that the whole west side of the world was gone. Now, I don't know for sure if it actually is gone, but there is a cliff that starts thirty feet to the west of my house, and I cannot see the bottom of it. I also can't see the other side of this ravine, so for all intents and purposes, that part of the world is gone for me. The suburb I was in looked like a war zone, blood and broken stuff everywhere. Houses carved up. No bodies though, which I still think was weird. I scrowled up some food and stuff from some of the houses, then went back home. And I've been doing that for a while now. I'm not sure how long, really. Might have been years and years, or just a few months, it's hard to say. Sometimes the sun just sticks in one spot, for what feels like days. Other times these clouds roll in, and you can't see two feet. There's things around too. I run at the first noise, but I think they're about man-sized, and they seem to like metal. Other little things scramble around in the rubble sometimes, so I try and keep clear. One time a thing that looked like a pillbug the size of a cat crawled out, looked at me, and screamed, stop in perfect English. I hid inside for days. There are also these big, blunt things that float around sometimes.   One of these just passed, when I found the hurt guy. He was all ripped up, and looked like one of those SWAT team guys you see on TV sometimes, but his combat suit thing was all ripped to hell. I dragged him back home, and then we talked. He said that he had been hunting the blimp thing, but had gotten attacked. He wouldn't say by what, but he looked like he was on his last legs. I fed him some canned beans and some water, and he seemed to come around a little. Asked me who I was, if I was alright and all that. He seemed kinda shocked, when I said he was the first person I'd seen since the rest of the world vanished. He told me it wasn't gone, just relocated, but wouldn't say what that meant. I helped heal him up, and kept asking who he was, but he wouldn't say. Finally, he said screw it. That his orders are probably no good anymore anyway, and told me. He said he worked for a foundation or something, and they were like a combination jail and research center. He said he was one of the agents who went around trying to find strange stuff, and keep it from hurting people.   He said it became a GH0 dead greenhouse scenario. I asked him what that meant, and he looked at me for a while before going on. He said that's what they call a situation, where everybody on earth dies. But the earth itself is still okay, and can't support life. I asked what did that matter, if everybody's dead, and he smiled strangely. I asked him if anyone else on earth was still alive, and he said yes. But carefully spread out and contained. After that, I just sort of sat and digested things for a bit. The man started stretching and checking his cuts. He was starting to pull his boots on, when I asked, what happens now? He said they have to reboot things, that they have the technology to recreate almost anything, and that making people is actually pretty easy. He said that they would clean out and contain things, rebuild the broken cities, and repopulate them. It would take a long, long time. But he said they would eventually get things back to the way they were before. Even said they could recreate memories and stuff. I just sat, kind of stunned, and watched him, as he just kept going along. Getting dressed like this was all no big deal. I told him he was nuts, that there was no way people could just forget that this could all just be swept away. He stopped, looked at me, smiled, then said, why not? It's been done before. I don't know if that man was crazy or not, but I think he was sane. As he was leaving, he said something about putting my house underwater. Please, don't let them brush me away. Don't let them hide us. Try and find more. I know there's got to be more people who try to leave something behind.  Remember us.


Most of this information comes from instructions for Form 8853 Archer MSA, a long-term care insurance contracts, which you can find at the IRS website, irs.gov, irs.gov. Looking at our income tax formula, we're focused on line number two, adjustments to income. Remembering that the first half of the income tax formula is in essence an income statement, although a strange one, where we have income minus the equivalent of the expenses, those being the deductions, getting down to the bottom line, the equivalent of net income. But here, taxable income. Everything's upside down. It's all worthy derby, topsy-turby, where we want the taxable income to be as low as possible, as opposed to normally when we want the net income to be as high as possible. Remember that the adjustment to income can be thought of as a deduction or as a contra income account because it's decreasing the income line to get down to the subtotal of adjusted gross income, an important subtotal because that's the one generally used to phase out things as income levels go up, like deductions and credits. Also note that this line might be called above the line deductions, Schedule 1 deductions. They also are not limited, or you don't have to clear, in other words, the hurdle of the standard deduction before you can take these above the line adjustments to income. All right, so our focus on line number 10, adjustments to income from Schedule 1, when we look at Schedule 1. Part 2, we're down here on the Archer. Archer? Swirling Archer? MSA deduction. Now this is generally kind of an older type of thing, so it still possibly could come up, but usually you're going to have questions about the health savings account, which is up top. We talked a little bit about in prior presentations, but it's good to get some context and the history on this as these health type of things that they weave in and out of the tax code come into play because you're going to see similar strategies as they're trying to tweak these strategies with regards to the tax codes. Caution, after December 31, 2007, contributions can't be made to an Archer medical savings account for you unless you were an active Archer MSA participant for any tax year ending before January 1, 2008, or you became an active Archer MSA participant for a tax year ending after December 31, 2007 because of coverage under a high deductible health plan, an HDHP of an Archer MSA participating employer. Now the high deductible health plans is another kind of key term that means that you've got to kind of understand when you're trying to figure out all the benefits related to health insurance and a high deductible means that you generally have to pay a higher deductible than when you get something when a problem happens, but it also means that the premiums are usually lower. So those are going to be the cheaper type of plans, which often sometimes are linked to some of the credits and whatnot because the idea would be that those would be the people that are buying those plans are the people that should most likely have access to credits and so it's all kind of tied together. So


But yeah, with the yen, your curve control and the pound. There was a question from, I don't know it's from Dr. Ninja who said in the group called today, could you explain the fundamentals behind the pound yen sell with the pound being bullish recently and the yen being a buyer. I would love to hear why the yen is a buyer over the pound, thanks. And so what I'll do is, I'll just say this, basically what Dr. Ninja's referring to is this. Now yesterday, there were two setups. I did only mention one because I try not to, I know traders typically tend to blindly just follow what I do and I don't want traders to follow blindly what I do. And so there was an analysis that I did on the pound Aussie, right? And again, I explained it, I posted a video and I explained it and I thought it was definitely not the best trade in the world, right? It was definitely not the best trade. I had a lot going against it. But, but, but, but, there were reasons why I thought it was an interesting trade, right? It was an interesting trade. And I said, if I'm gonna get involved in this, I would probably want a bit more confirmation. I'm looking for definitely a certain confirmation in order for me to, to, to get involved in that. But what I didn't mention was the pound yen, which also pretty much had an even better setup to be fair. You know, we had the highs here, nice, clearly defined highs and prices went to, went up here. Now, if you are a lifetime member and I'm sure I said an alert, did anyone see the alert in the, did it come up educational alerts? I'm hoping it did. Yeah. So yesterday, if you were, if you're a lifetime member, you get educational alerts and educational alerts are not, it's not a signal service or anything like that.  And so whether you take those trades or not is totally up to you. And I'm not saying that I take every single one of these trades, not at all. But when I see a good stop hunt setup or a good, you know, CPR setup somewhere, right? There was one on the CAD Swiss at one point. Then, you know, you look at it, it's up to you whether you want to take it, but it's for educational purposes, right? It's only for educational purposes. So if this alerts and you go to the chart and you're looking at the chart and you can't see that there's a stop hunt, then you've got some work to do, right? Because I'm telling you there's one there and if you can't see it, then yeah, you have to go back through the course. But if you can then see it, then it's like, ah, okay, it's an educational alert. And then if it's something that you do want to take, you know, fundamentally, then you can pretty much go for it. So for those of you who are in the lifetime members, you would have seen the stop hunt go off, right? And it's something that I actually was interested in. So as prices came up, right? As prices came up to that level, yeah? And what I explained as well in the pound Aussie one, which was whenever you get something like this, whenever you see a stop hunt where you just get the move go kind of parabolic up to the level in quick succession and it goes up to that level, yeah? I like these types of stop hunts because typically what you'll find, and I say typically not all the time, of course, but if you know, you get the move like this and it's not really driven by any major news.  And also as well, just from a bigger timeframe perspective, again, going back to the daily, as I said, remember that auctions, yeah? Auctions meaning that that was clearly, yeah? The high was clearly an expensive area recently, yeah? So this was clearly an expensive area. Expensive or cheap, depending on which one you wanna buy, right? And that was cheap or expensive, depending on which one ever you wanna buy, right? Now, the question always is when you get to obvious lows and highs is why is price likely to break higher and continue trading higher from here? Yeah, that's the question that you answer with fundamental analysis and risk sentiment because if you know that, then you should understand, you know, what value is. And so for me, the Japanese yen was just too, it was too good not to take the trade in terms of the, I've been, you know, bullish on the yen for a while, let me say for a while, but yeah, I would say for anyone who's paid attention, I've pretty much been talking about me going long on the yen. And I just wanted to prove that by typing in JPY and just giving you some of the, some of the things that I was saying at the time, right? And so one second, let me just scroll down. What page am I on? Sorry, page number one, right? Right, so let me just read this out. So I was saying, yeah, that good question. I said, on the 29th for the third, yeah. So Wednesday, March 29th, it's a good question. I said, we'll have to see if the data is a blip or at the start of a trend. Now, this was in response to a trader who had said that the inflation for Japan had come down a bit, right? Which it had. But again, I was just saying that it could be just a blip or it could be, you know, you know, just a little bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a pullback on inflation. We have to wait and see. But ultimately I said, it says, I said, hold on, let me kind of move on, Mike. I said, if it's a one-off reading on the way to higher or sticky inflation, then the Bank of Japan will still lightly look to adjust their yield curve control. Now inflation is, now inflation is still higher than their 2% target, so the pressure is still on. Let's wait for the BOJ on their thoughts. I'm personally still a buyer of the yen, right? But waiting for decent pullbacks. So decent pullbacks meaning a nice price, yeah? And then I think there was one time where, what was that, maybe 20th? I said, fundamentally, it was typically don't change so quickly, but the events recently have thrown things up in the air. So there is a lot of uncertainty and positioning eventually the dust will settle. But one thing that looks highly probable is the yen strengthening, yeah? So you can pretty much see, and that was on the 20th, March the 20th, I was, my bias was still to buy the yen, yeah? Regardless, because and if you go to the yen channel, which I highly advise you do, I don't know if many of you actually go to the channels to read the news, and I get people have got lives and are busy and things like that. But if you actually read back through the things that are posted and the articles that are posted, you'll see and watch the videos, you'll see that they're very bullish in terms of the analysis surrounding your curve control. And it's been said and repeated over and over and over again that the Bank of Japan are likely to end your curve control. It's just a matter of when, whether it's gonna be April, whether it's gonna be May or June. And in fact, nobody knows because the Bank of Japan pretty much came out and they said that they don't even want to or one of the policy architect signals, Yoko could tweak, they come as a surprise. So the Bank of Japan, as we know, and if anyone who's been trading, been with trading 180 for at least the last six months knows that the Bank of Japan can just come out of nowhere and start intervening, right? Who remembers the last time they intervened twice? Like nobody, they just did it straight without nobody really knowing. I think one of the times at least. Actually, maybe it might have been both times. Does anyone remember? We knew it was coming at some point, but they just decided to do it. Hello, Rudy one? Hello, Rudy one? Yeah, I remember when it happened. Yeah, you remember. Yeah, you remember. They have a history of surprise in the market. And they're actually telling you now that they can do it at any time. Yeah, the curve tweak may come as a surprise. Yeah. And so, yeah, gum. I think it was more so going off the comment that I made. It wasn't that I was saying it wasn't changing the yield control. I was just saying that at this moment, they're not making any changes. Oh, right. Okay, yeah. No, I wasn't implying that you were, and I'm sorry if that's the way it came across. It wasn't that. I was just basically just explaining that. Yeah, at the moment they have to say that though, don't they? They have to kind of say the rhetoric. They're not gonna do it because they're not trying to signal or telegraph to everyone when it's likely or when it's not. So they're gonna keep saying it until they don't, right? That's the surprise that they're trying to create, right? And so, but if you look at everything, not just you, but just talking in general, if we look at all the information that's been coming out over the past month or so, yeah? You'll get a really good picture as to why it's likely to happen at some point. So any pullbacks on that yen as we get closer to April and then if nothing happens in April, cool. But the market is still gonna position for a surprise or a potential surprise. Of course, it is data dependent. Sorry, it is data dependent and based on inflation and what goes on in the rest of the world. But ultimately, all the analysts are pretty much saying that I've been watching and listening to and reading and saying that they just can't, yield curve control is just not sustainable. In fact, if I can remember the quote, somewhere, where did I see it? Where did I see it? Do you know what? I've read so much one second complicated. Right, here it is. So academic, right? Kazuo Udia will be replacing Karuda as governor of the Bank of Japan this weekend and faces a thorny problem of what to do with the complicated policy framework that has resulted in the buying of assets larger than the size of the Japan's economy. NACO calls for policy adjustment to add a majority, sorry, add to a majority of economists expecting a change from the Bank of Japan in June, according to a survey conducted around two months ago. So it wasn't that one in particular, I don't think, but if you, they're buying assets larger than the size of the Japanese economy, that has to stop to some degree, right? Oh, here it was. So the yield curve control, yeah, should be reviewed, even if that results in short-term shocks, NACO said, in an interview on Monday, he didn't specify the preferred timing of the deep or detailed process for the review. And he says, this can't go on forever, right? That just goes to show you that, you know, little things like that, it's almost saying that it's inevitable, right?  So when I'm reading all these things and I'm reading it every day or every other day in the news and I'm, you know, watching the videos and it's being drummed in my head that it's coming, it's coming at some point or I've got to just position myself, that's the reason why I went short on the pound, the pound dollar, but why the pound specifically the pound, right? And it was just the fact that there was a trade setup and I hadn't taken a trade for a little while. The pound is actually projected to do really well in April, I don't know if any of you have seen the seasonality report, which is, and just the reports of the pound anyway, are very positive because they're not, and I'll say very positive, I use that maybe out of context, but it's not as bad as what was expected because the pound were expected to go into quite a deep recession. And in fact, now they're expected to avoid a recession and with inflation, you know, coming out higher recently in the Bank of England, sorry, the Bank of England being a bit more hawkish on the, you know, maybe hiking interest rates. Yeah, the pound is definitely something where or a currency where, you know, typically it wouldn't have made sense to go short on that, yeah, but factoring in where we were, top of the auction, obvious auction, the fact that price has gone parabolic, the fact that, you know, I think that the yen, you know, when you compare the two, what's, you know, a stronger signal? The fact that, you know, the Bank of England may hike one more time, right? They've been hiking pretty much, you know, for the whole year, right? That's nothing new. But what is new is the Bank of Japan changing their monetary policy after keeping their policy on hold for so long, right? That is more of a big deal, right? Than the Bank of England. And so I just took a chance because, you know, that's basically what we're doing is trading the probabilities. And so this trade just happened to work out. Yeah, that's it. That's really the reasoning behind why I went, you know, short on that pound yen.


And now, after this demo of cv2017.199, I'm going to show you how to create such a file with Metasploit. And now, just for the fun of it, I'm going to use Metasploit on Windows. Not on Linux or Khan Linux, but on Windows. So here in the Metasploit folder, I launch the console, which will take some time. OK, so now the console is started. And I'm going to use this exploit module for cv2017.199, made by Nixhawk. So use exploit, Windows, file format, Office, Word, HTA. Now if you don't have that on Metasploit, that's because when I'm using it here, it was not yet merged into Metasploit. So I had to install it and I'm showing that later. So, but that's the exploit. These are the options, a filename and a target URI. So the filename, I'm choosing testRTF and the target URI is on my site.com, test.hta, like this. And then I just run. And now the file has been created here. So I can go here into command prompt and have a look at the file. So it's an RTF file. You can here see object object outlink and also the object update, important. And here object data, you can see actually an OLE file. It's also a very small file. This is the OLE file. And that's it. So we can analyze this with my tools, RTF dump. So it's a very small file, only 14 entities. And this one here has the object data, entity 10. So let's select this, do a hex dump and get the information about the embedded OLE file. And you can see here this Metasploit exploit also uses the OLE 2 link identifier. And it's a dog file. So I can extract this, dump it and then pipe it in OLE dump, like this. I have three streams, three small streams. So select one. And here you can see the target URE in Unicode, http, ddstavens.com, testHDA. And here, this part here, that is URLMonikerGrid. So that is the file. Now this Metasploit exploit, I got it. Here from the GitHub from NixAug, who merged it, who made a pull request for the Metasploit. But it has not yet been merged. So I took the two files here. CVE 2017, 199 RTF in data exploits. And then the Ruby program itself in modules exploit windows file format, Office Word, HDA, the Ruby file. So I downloaded those two files. And then I put them here in the Metasploit folder, in apps pro vendors, here. Bundle, Ruby, 230, gems. And then the Metasploit framework gem here. And so the RTF file, I put that in data exploits. Here you have the RTF file and the module itself, the Ruby program in modules, exploits, windows, file format. And so here, OfficeWordHDA.rb, where you have to put it.