Okay, let's pray. Father, we thank you for this day that you've given us Lord, so packed with blessings, with opportunities, with so much of potential Lord, because you are in it. And Father, we thank you that you're the one who says that, who said that you are the one who daily loads us with benefits Lord, loads our day with benefits Lord. And Father, we thank you that you've done that for each one of us. I pray that we will be a blessing to at least one person today Lord, throughout this day Master. I pray that you lead us to the right people so that we can be a blessing, bring a word of encouragement, share the gospel Lord, share your word and yes Master and be a source of encouragement and be a source of hope Lord in people's lives. Yes Father God, I pray that you will use us to bring the gospel, share the gospel with at least one person today, either in person or Lord through the phone or Lord through an email. I pray Lord that you will use us in that manner and let at least one person's life be touched today by the power of the gospel. Yes Lord, use us Lord, we thank you.  I pray that, yes Lord, that you would have your way, let your kingdom come, that you will be done in all our lives.  Oh, just one second, just give me a minute. I'll just start the timer. You're ready Prince? Yes, sir. Yeah, okay. Yeah, please start. Okay, good morning everyone. So today I'm sharing about tribe of the Santal. This is my research. So we'll look at the ground of the Santal. The Santal is one of the populist tribe in the eastern part of India. They mainly found in state of Jharkhand, Bihar, Odisha and West Bengal and also Assam. They also found in Bangladesh and Nepal also in Bhutan. So according to the wife report, total population is 7.4 million. We will see in the diagram. Most of the Santas believe in Hinduism. I mean, Hinduism is 63% and Sarnam, Dharam is 31% and Christianity only 5% and other one. Now we'll see the story. So they were come from Indochina and suffered Southeast Asia. Then they settled down in the Odisha. But there is, I did not find any timeline when they came and settled down. But in the British period of time, Santal entered in historical record in 1795. They did not have their own script when the East India Company came in India. They pay attention to the Santas. People, the company also grabbed the land and the forest. Then they levied on their land. After that, Manilandar became the owner of the land. So when all this thing happened, after that for the corrupt collector in, for the corrupt collector in 1855, Santas revolted in the Santal rebellion, better known as Santal. And they go against the East India Company or Manilandar. So 3,000 Santas laid by the Sidhu Murmur and Karnu Murmur. There are also many Santas leaders who have the sacrifice their life for the Santal. The Santas are divided into 12 clans. The clans means a title. The clans are ranked according to the old division, old functional division, like Kisco, King and Murmur were preached, et cetera. So this is similar to the 12th tribe in the Bible, what I thought. Then we come to the culture, about their culture. So marriage is one of the culture that marriage may be similar type among the Santal. Most, the most celebrated kind of marriage is the half-brown color of life. It means the poor father marriage. But there are something they cannot get married with the same clans. They thought the same clans meant brother and sister. So they cannot get married. And other substitutes are marriages, yellow pomegranate, in this form of marriage, the boy and girl who wish to marry, they decide to go somewhere and stay for days till they are family get married. And also, festival is one of the culture. Festival is the biggest festival among the Santas. It's happening five days. And also, the art and music. And art and music is the talent, inherent talent and craft, which is reflected in the beautiful wall painting and how. I'm sorry, Prince. Prince, sorry to interrupt. Prince. Prince, sorry to... Can you hear me? Can you hear me now? The group of Santas. They did not have... Hello, Prince, can you hear me? Yes, I'm hearing. Sorry to interrupt. I think there was an incoming call, so we couldn't hear you. What you said during that time, we couldn't hear. So can you just repeat that? Yes, sir. I think that was art and music, that culture. Oh, yeah. Okay, about the marriage, I think we... Till then, it was clear after that. Yeah, now we can hear you. Go ahead, please. Yeah. Okay, I will share after the marriage. So after the marriage, the festival, the Saurai is the festival, of the biggest festival among the Rampal. This festival is happening between December and January. They offered their... Something, whatever they collect all year, they offered to the good spirit of this family. And after that, art is one of the culture. And so, something will have the inherent talents in art and craft, which is reflected in the beautiful wall painting. And also, they decorated the house drawing with the colorful drawing. Like the other tribes, dance and music are also integral part of their something life. Now, we come to the above the script. They did not have the script. Missionary, there is the name Hans Peter Bolsen and Lars Bolsen, second first. They learned about the language when they came to India and they learned about the culture and religion. After... Norwegian missionary, P.O. Boding. P.O. Boding, he came in 1890. He arrived in Benagrya Mission, which is in Charkand. And he is the one who wrote the Roman script for the Santal. And Boding also created a first alphabet and wrote the first grammar for the Santal-speaking people. The other side, Santal says, the Santal alphabet is also key, which is in the right side, we're saying, looking at. Then, but some of the Santals say that also key is the Santal's alphabet. The also key is invented by Punditra Hunath-Mormo in 1925. But currently, there is a debate among the Santals community about the Roman script or also key. So, how the Christianity came to the Santal, we will look at. I did not get any data from, I did not get any data that who was the first Christian among the Santal, but we look at before Hans-Peter Borsen and Lars Ocain suffered. They first started the mission work among the Santals. After that, P.O. Boding started the missionary, missionary among the, a ministry among the Santal. And he completed the translation of the Bible into the Santal language in 1914. So, the turning away from the Christianity. The, after the Christianity came to the Santal, that after some time, even also now, they are turning away from the Christianity because of the, they're not received from the heart. Most of the Santal people converted for getting something. They're not received from the heart. And second point is wake leadership, the missionary, when the missionary left the country, when the took local pastor charge of the ministry, they are not able to manage the communication. Third point is culture attitude. They also look back old culture practices. They are not ready for the love and new things. And the fourth one is fear of the condemnation. I obtained here that unbeliever Santals or believer Santals, foreigners, they receive a foreigner religion. And they condemn them. The last one is posed by someone. So, in, in, in our time, the Santal community, among the Santal community, if somebody except Christ, they post, they will be posed by Santal people. Like, they will, their comment is like, you should not except Christ, and you are condemning a community. Is it like that? Here we see some thought about the gospel among the Santal. So, we need to make the friends. So, many Santas are moving towards the modern days. They contract on their studies. They're studying in a college school. It's good to make them friends. And they feel really, you can care about them and let your friendship serve as the foundation of your witness to them. Second is our testimony. So, if you look at, our testimony is a very important part for living at good testimony. It's really good as a, as a Christian. And third one is asking a question. Everyone likes to ask their opinion. They can, this is kind of good way to start a conversation with them and we're about to discuss, discuss about the spiritual matter. And third one is healing. And nowadays, most of the Santas are living in a healing ministry. They participating in many rhetoric or healing ministry. It's good to pray for them and they can, they can joint with Christ. Connect with the culture. When we're connected with the culture and attending their festival or any program, they will listen to us and they will feel really, we are care about them. The medical, last one is medical mission. Medical mission is a great way to opening a long lasting relationship with the Santal community. If you look at the Santal, very, very poor people, but they need medical help for their family. So we can help them. We can pray for a pair is the optional. If they interest, we can pray for them. Thank you. This is Masiya. Thank you, Pras. I just have a few questions for you. So now, were you able to meet any of the Santal believers and get first-hand information about how they came to know Christ today? In these days, how do they come to know Christ and their testimony? Were you able to do that? Just, I have a meet in person meeting that I asked them so how about their view on the Santal? What I mean is in person in the sense either face-to-face meeting them or on phone or so just connecting, just to see so that is what I meant. Either face-to-face or over the phone were you able to establish contact with somebody from this community and get their first-hand information, how they came to know Christ? I have met in person meeting but I didn't ask this kind of question. How they come in person meeting. So when you met them, what kind of information were you collecting? Just I asked them I asked who was the first Christian among the Santal and how Christian, how missionary works among us in the whole day this kind of question I asked them. Can you also tell us at present what kind of evangelistic work is happening among the Santal community? Who is doing it? Which church, which ministry is doing it and the effectiveness? What are the methods that they use and the effectiveness of it? In present days most effective work is like prayer and healing ministry. So some of the people those who receive the gift of the spirit and they are doing good in their job they arrange many prayer meeting or many retreat and they come there and they hear about the Christ. So any particular ministry or church which is doing a good work right now among the Santal community that you can think of that you can name? There is no particular but just if someone receive and there is many many places that if they decided we will bring this person for the healing ministry and they are doing like we did in 2019 and also in this time in this year there is a church called Hasnagar believers I don't know the church name but they organize this kind of healing ministry. Okay. So healing ministry you are saying is something that is effective even today? Yeah. Okay. So now are there many Santal churches led by Santal pastors? Yeah. There is led by the Santal pastors. Some of the pastors there I know personally know them. Robin Soran is one of them and Sunil Soran Madan Raskid they are working among the Santal. Okay. Right. Yeah. Last question I had now about who were the first believers you said you don't have much information on that? Yes. I didn't get any information. Okay. Right. And you also mentioned why some of them are turning away. Right. Let's say are there any statistics which show us that or any research which show us that okay this is how many you have so many people coming to the Lord and out of that these are the people who are going back to the Santal religion. You also mentioned the reasons for which they turn away like not to say from heart or cultural attitude they think it's a foreign religion etc. So when you mention why they are turning away is it after they come to know Christ and then they backslide and they go back or in the beginning itself they reject Christ when you say turning away. After they come to the Christ they also a few years later they are turning back. So is there any research to show so much of percentage in the sense 1 in 10 people or 5 in 10 people are going back to back to the Santal whatever the religion is which is like a a mistake and Hinduism. So is there any research like that were you able to find out anything? I didn't find like that. Okay. And so like based on these things so what do you think is the church doing to counter this you know you said okay these are the reasons for which they are turning away so is the church or are the ministries doing anything proactively to stop that you know. So like some of these reasons that you mentioned are they think it's a foreign religion. So is the church doing anything to tell them that it's not and some it's a old cultural attitude. Okay so is the church doing anything to tell them about that and also about the leadership so is the church or the ministry doing anything to strengthen the leadership so in your research were you able to find out what is it or were you able to find out? I think as a church we need to go to them and build them continuously what are we can share the gospel and also after that we can continuously minister to them and let them know the Bible according to the Bible. So are you saying that that is not happening right now? Okay. This is happening but some of the church only doing but not much. Okay. Fine. Okay Prince, thank you. Thank you so much. Okay. Prince is done. We have Kiran and Thomas. So Kiran would you like to share? Yes, sir. Do you have a presentation? Okay. Sir, can you able to see? Yeah, we can see. Yeah, just one second. Yeah, you are ready to start. You are ready to start. Okay. Yeah, please go ahead start. Okay. Hello, praise the Lord everyone. Today I want to share tribes of Rajput. The Rajput introduction. The God revealed the God gave us that the burden that we have to share the gospel each and every people and cast and place. So this is an ministry. We have to do also ministry in between the every cast and people. So I just choose the Rajput Rajput will see the presentation and what we will discuss today the past and the different phases important term and present some factors and some challenges and conclusion. We will see once geographical background regarding Rajput the Rajput originated from western and north India and the one part they have taken the Pakistan Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra and basically Rajasthan the 16th century to 6th if we will see over there they got a freedom from the British and over there they have received the they have received the freedom regarding any can they can do and they can move and they can start their own self. So earliest the earliest date one of the Rajput Shivdes or Chittor 13 AD and one of the greatest the king established their self ruler among the mayors 734 AD. Ruling from there the Chittor girl and the Baba Ratwar ruled 734 and between 756-18 the Chittor over there the every Rajputanas and they used to royal and they have the power to rule and rule the every places and all and then after they established their self to them and they started to they started to establish their way and their things all over the India basically northern the Rajasthan place and after they died when they died and then the contemporary Rajput over there they started to leaving and staying and then they got freedom from all the British the power and complimented and basically wanted to share one thing the Rajputana they started their self three part first one is Surya Vansi Chandra Vansi and Agni Vansi they used to stay and rule and follow their all the rules and all the rituals starting and after after that they slowly they they stop and they started to receive contemporary method and they they lived before behind all the things and they started to contemporary term we will see as the god god god and if we will see the act of books over there how god the pour out his spirit between all the people and how they started to speaking and receiving to god by his power and by his demonstrations like that the Raj one of the and their faith and everything that we believe and we believe that the god will change and god will move mightily between the Rajput all peoples and we will see once origin part the Rajput use Rajput the one of the caste is the Chhatriya family they started at first to receiving the contemporary and believing the different caste and respecting different caste and they first the first caste in between the Rajput the Chhatriya the family used to stay between all the tribes and they receiving their culture their rituals and respecting them lived their own and the first first the Rajput they received the Chhatriya caste they received the first the Christ of Christ and and the different and wherever the Chhatriya caste is surrounded all over the India the Rajustan and the and the other places they received Christ over there and 16th century they started to work daily basis also they got a freedom from everything and they they started their own living standard and their own decision the languages and the religions they used to speak the Hindustani language the proper standard language Hindi language and the Rajustani basically and all over the India the Rajput the percentage is 88% is a Hindu and 12% people are other religions there are many religions who believe in Christ but now we not able to tell 30% the believer in the Christ and total population is 83, 6, 3, 5, 0, 0 Christian ministry between the Rajput total population is Christians is over there 0 as we as we discuss that we don't know how much but after searching and imagining is a 0.14% is all over the India and who believe the Christ and they they live their strong faith and they they receive the Christ and the many many many churches is built in Rajasthan basically CNI, Pentecostal, Catherine and others also they all working and they all received a good head and sharing the gospel and churches and everything they received and nicely is going on and many 0.14% the Rajput they receive Christ and still they are a strong faith in Christ some challenges if we see the challenges challenges those Rajput they receive Christ whereas their personal savior they used to face some challenges like persecution and oppositions the behind the left the Rajput those don't receive the Christ their life they used to discuss and they used to torture and they used to take some difficult opposition and they they they took a very difficult challenges in front of the believers Rajput and they began in some Rajput they began to their heart began to strong heart and blind eyes they even they return and some of Rajput they return on their own faith and the political parties also established over there the strong and they used to take some strict decision between them that they cannot be able to start the church and attending the church and worshipping and house fellowship and that these all things and relations and the other community people they also started to taking action the Rajput Christians the conclusion if we see the we all have to stand equal before God all have to be at the image of God himself however without making one inferior to the other God calls on the fulfilled rules and responsibility it is signed for them so all persons should be given liberty respect and recognition to use the God given talent and to fulfill the ministry calling so God gave us responsibility even they are very strong their faith and faith all things so we can pray and we can move by strength and by his whole spirit thank you sir thank you right Kiran thank you so I just wanted to ask you a few questions so how exactly did you go about your research for this information so what information were you looking for and what exactly did you do in your research please okay sir I spoke many pastors before the one of project over there I received received call and I talked between the converse and the pastors and senior pastors in Raj Rajasthan and they shared about all things and all even my uncles they I heard from them and they shared so I thought and Rajputaner I can take you so can you share what did you find out about there are CNI there's Pentecostal churches and so on so can you just share like what efforts are the churches or the believers putting in order to share Christ with Rajputs and how effective is it okay sir I spoke previous times and some contract I received and I searched and collected some data and one of the three pastors I touched their thought touched me very much pastor Dilip Meena from Pratapkar in Rajasthan they are doing their church name is Satsang so many pastors were there and they started doing the ministry and all things in their religions and they shared it little difficult but not impossible slowly slowly they they nurtured and they respected their caste and they shared the gospel also and then came Christ and one more pastors pastor Vijay per caste from Ajmer and pastor Rajesh from Ajmer and pastor Mani Singh, Bhashwara the Bhashwara pastors is very very is a normal and their caste, Singh caste and all Bhashwara over there they built and established the Yasudar Bar the church name is in one of the big organization over there established and nicely going on and they shared even challenges and the difficulties how they face but still they stand over there and they are doing ministry so it encouraged me to nothing impossible so Yeah Kiran so I just want to know what specifically you know what are the efforts what evangelistic efforts what methods are being effective in reaching this community so what exactly are the church is doing you know strategically like in terms of in terms of methods you know like are they because these are obviously of a high caste community they are looking at you know any other religion as you know especially Christianity as something which is coming from a very lower inferior caste over so how do so what efforts are the church is putting in in order to reach out you know specifically what methods were you able to find out okay they are reaching out in this manner right they are doing this and this is how they are sharing the gospel so any particular effective method were you able to find out in your research Yes sir I spoke one of pastor from the pastor said like there is not much education field so they used to visit at first education colleges and they they did some program evangelical and this year over there there is some text and youth is starting to coming there the yes sir the bar the church and after youth their parents when their parents heard about yes sir the bar the church and some of the parents they started with their children they attending the yes sir bar the church so nice we had to that so and another pastor they did not share I asked but they did not share how they started and how they doing between them so okay one last question like how how different is their church service they worship from any other you know place is it different how different is it yes sir is little different I regarding our church and our hair place over there they they used to the worship the God and how they worship the God how they used to worship in puja part and all like that similar they used to do like that also in yes sir the bar they used to song song is very different they even they they wrote a song and their song they used to play their worship time and sermons also they are little different because they do not know how to how to prepare and how just they used to take and the story type they nicely they receive the story by story they used to share the cause the all the Bibles the things that's a little different okay right okay good and thank you thank you so much so what we'll do is see now it's almost 947 so do we have the next hour I remember last week you did not have but this hour this week you don't have right okay okay then so then Thomas can you continue please can you share and then after you're done we'll finish you can check out the presentation can try it out once you're ready you let me know can I do after a break because 3 means that I can continue floor can we continue yeah we'll continue we'll continue and then we can once and for all okay okay that's no problem most can I share is it my screen is um no I'm actually seeing your the actual presentation is not there your presentation is not there yeah now it's there but I think it's the present of you um you have to do a yeah slideshow yeah okay if you're ready you can start um it was it was fine uh now Thomas I just unmuted the no now it's gone back it's uh I'll come back I'll come back okay fine yeah this is okay okay good morning everyone um they're like to present revival in Karnataka the research the growth of Christianity and more of the Holy Spirit in Karnataka so um when I chose this topic uh I never knew this is uh so deeper I'm just uh touching the few uh few points so through this we can understand what is happening in Karnataka because in each and every district if I go church by church or missionary and eventually things and all it will be too deeper so I'm taking only few examples in Karnataka so that will help to understand uh where where we are now means the where the Christianity stands so a short note on Karnataka first I'll uh show the short note of Karnataka Karnataka has 30 districts Karnataka rich in culture and tradition there are 50 languages only uh commonly known as uh the common people know only the official language Canada but there are the tribal languages are there like Kodawa and tribal language like Koraga, Badaga, Yarava, Irula, Soliga, Gauli and Jenukuruba and Betukuruba, Siddhi languages spoken by the Siddhi tribe of Uttarakarnataka so Hakkipikki language Hakkipikki is uh nomadic people they used to travel place to place like that they also have their own language and in Mangalore they have own language called Tulu like that so many languages are there the Karnataka rich in language but 70 percent of 70 to 90 percent of people Karnataka people only uh and uh if you see the caste system there are 16 cast and uh under SC there are 101 subcasts are there Okaligas and Lingaids are the major and powerful caste but 70 percent of Karnataka populations are SC means the low caste people are there in Karnataka so Hindu is the major major in this land Uttarakarnataka and Udupi people worship Bhuta means they will they offer sacrifices and receive blessings and Hindu is the major religion more than uh 80 to 90 percent people are Hindus and in some part of Karnataka people worship demons they call Bhuta they means it is not like black magic or some like satan worship and all they consider the demons are God it's called Bhuta and uh in Mangalore and Udupi you can see the Bhuta Kunita uh there's kind of cultural cultural dance performance and all there so they will worship the they will so this picture shows how much the people need the gospel how much people uh to receive the love of Christ that is why I just take on the short note on Karnataka so we can see how this Christianity uh spread early uh early days uh in early history of the spread of the Christianity in Karnataka early from south Canada from Goa and Kerala Catholics spread the Christianity so during stage in the early history the Catholics from Goa and Kerala they came to Udupi and Mangalore and coastal part of that area and uh spread the Christianity then the Protestant missionaries came to Mangalore Basel mission, Basel mission is the one of the biggest mission we can see only Mangalore and that kind of coastal area side now but in early stage uh Basel missions are very big they spread the Christianity across the coastal lands and uh to the people there and we can see the Methodist movement in north Karnataka especially in Basel mission I want to touch this uh maybe it's not clear in the uh PPT uh I I find one family in Mangalore they're uh now they're part of the tradition family uh their name is Grace and Chen so through the personal conversation I collected some of the information the missionary came and visited the higher caste people like Brahmins and uh it's very hard to preach the gospel to the Brahmins but their forefathers through the powerful word of God again again they come to preach and demonstrate the love of God through the healings and deliverance the people uh come to know Jesus Christ to the true living God and slowly one by one they accepted the Christ so in initial stage the Brahmins are the one who accepted the Christ first in the Mangalore side so their generations continually worshiping God they're part of uh Basel mission and uh CSI church and Methodist church they spread like that so uh we can see in the London missionary uh missionaries work in south Karnataka uh I taken one missionary example like uh GW Sade they uh he's worked in Mysore, Tumkur, Mandia, Hassan and this kind of south southern part of the Karnataka and Methodist movement are very powerful in North Karnataka like Raichur I personally visited Raichur uh in some years back and we can see uh biggest buildings in Belagavi and uh Belga Belagavi, Raichur, Chitradurga and this kind of areas and all Methodist movements are very powerful in early days when missionaries carried the power of God uh they they say so they saw some miracles and healings uh when I spoke to the missionary uh sorry a pastor Methodist pastor in Raichur he said in early days uh people the missionaries carried the love of God at the same time the healings will take place when they go to villages and meet the people they used to pray and just come not like today uh the Pentecost and the Holy Spirit much importance but they had a little faith when we pray Jesus will heal like that so like that many churches are started in Methodist movement then we can see the Pentecostal movement across the Assemblies of God and other churches and all across Karnataka independent movement uh there are many uh many churches are there uh across Karnataka India so some of the things uh I like to share about G. W. Saade uh the mission in South Karnataka especially in this missionary when I visited Mandia uh in 2018 so there is a church in Mandia through the church and the entire street is affected so when this Saade came to Mandia with the word of God there is a one family in Mandia through them only I first information I collected from them so their forefathers they sold everything their property assets everything in their village and came came and settled in Mandia the capital city was preaching were so powerful they like to hear the word of God his words and his preachings are so powerful he used to share the love of God so he is the missionary from London he traveled Tunkur, Mysore and Mandia social works are remarkable in his orphanage relief camp more than 25,000 people were fed he worked under under Maharaja in the famine he fed the people he contributed to the government there is a famine in his time where the Mysore is the capital of Karnataka at the time where government also cannot is helpless to provide the food and the needy to the people that time G. W. Saade he raised the fund in London and other countries and contributed to the government and he fed the people he loved the people he showed the love of God to see that action many people come to know the love of God and accept Christ as their personal saviour not only that he is working under Maharaja in a respectable position so under his influence he constricted many hospitals in Mysore still there is a road and there is a street in his name G. W. Saade it is a hard pulse for Mission Hospital in Mysore for over 700 years this hospital is running successfully there are thousands of patients getting treated this works maybe in the topic of revival we cannot see much healings and deliverance and all but I believe when they do the social work they are showing the love of Christ that is the work of the Holy Spirit through the work many people are attracted to Christ and not only his work he used to preach he used to travel to the villages in Tumkur, Mysore and Mandya and Hassan and other parts and he used to preach the gospel along his work so through his social work and through his preaching many people were attracted and come to the saving knowledge of Christ and city of Bangalore I have taken only two preachers because I have seen in Lingrajpuram and other parts of Lingrajpuram there are 3,000 churches in each and every street there are small small churches there are 3,000 churches and if I take only Bangalore itself it is very deeper because so many independent churches are there so much of work is going on so I only had taken two churches one is Betelogy and this FGA is the gospel church so Betelogy started by Pastor M.A. Varghese he is an army person so this is the assemblies of God's trust so before the M.A. Varghese there were some people were praying and doing something in the Ganga Nagar the prayer fellowship something means prayer fellowship but that did not much effective but when Pastor M.A. Varghese took this he made a prayer movement and they used to pray and sit together with a few people like that the church started in M.A. Varghese the Deleuvence Ministry were powerful people were set free from the demonic forces and evil dark things and all and many sickness were healed and when they started with a few people but now they have 25,000 attendees in Malayalam and English church especially the English Congregation Pastor M.A. Varghese Pastor M.A. Varghese Johnson Varghese has made an impact on the Bangalore city that has become an international worship center so many people will gather there across city different languages people they used to attend the church nearly more than 25,000 people in their website are taken maybe 2,000 to 3,000 people every week for my calculation but this information taken in the website so they have cell group even in our area also in our area means H.S.R. and Hospitalia in this kind of areas churches no churches are there but I have seen the Malayalam church cell groups are there so when I inquired with the people I have taken the information from there cell groups across the city so they do the Bible study on weekdays Wednesdays and Tuesdays and every Sunday the cell group people will attend the main churches like that they are planning so across the city they have the cell groups they will teach the word and take the people to the main churches on Sundays not only that they have raised many servants of God, pastors and leaders and sent as missionaries in different parts of not only in Karnataka but across India and we can see FGAG Pastor Balthang has started with 3 people their website after shows more than 25,000 attend is every week healing testimonies are huge personally I have seen people were getting healed I have taken the information from there they have cell groups through the cell group they touched many people in Bangalore they know the life service baptism services and all in one baptism service they used to give 300 plus 400 500 like that maybe everybody is not attending regularly and a part of the church because I have seen many traditional people they go take baptism and come there are people though sincerely they are attending the church and taking part in all the works of the church and sincerely growing in the Lord I can see that and Pastor Samitangaya working among the young people they have new generation church I have seen so many testimonies the young people set free from the drug addictions and sinful lives pubs and bars they come out of that and accepted Christ and they were witnessing God's power in the church and under the Paul's Tangayas leadership more than 400 in their website and in the social media I have collected this information because this is assembly of God's institution so under his leadership they contributed more than 400 churches personally he went and dedicated these churches so in Karnataka like Tumkur will be there Gulbarga and parts of North Karnataka so this works are remarkable so there are churches like this many churches shaken shaken as a house of prayer and even APC doing the remarkable work in the city and like this many churches are there in Bangalore but I have taken only two examples and we can see the Shalom Eji church in Chitradurga they were the people sorry to interrupt Thomas I think that's like times maybe you can take a minute to close yes pastor two minutes I will close it pastor so Chitradurga pastor Alexander I didn't mention his name he is the pioneer he just came for a business to Chitradurga to tire business and all so when he came there as he doing the business he saw the need of the people so sharing the gospel to the neighbouring house like that the sharing the deliverance and healings were taking place so people are stopped coming there so after that they went to the Asmumilis of God things and all they sat at the church and they used to go to the villages and preaching the gospel healings and deliverance are so powerful in the churches also many servants of God and the leaders were raised and sent to that near to the parts of the Chitradurga villages things and all and God doing a remarkable thing so finally I will close with God's glory under persecution there are 39 attacks in three months in 2021 and across India Karnataka is the third most persecuted state in India there are 109 church attacks in Karnataka in 2021 and this shows the Christianity growth where we can see in government calculation the percentages are very less but actually something happening in the spiritual well and that's why I feel that the attacks are very very high in Yadagiri district MLA raised a complaint saying his mother is forcibly converted to Christianity so when they went and inquired the media MLA's mother but that mother boldly confessed no nobody is forced I only personally accepted Christ I will not change that bold statement resumed the whole state and government made a team to survey how many forced conversations conversions and they tried to bring the anti-conversion law but actually when they surveyed no single complaint saying that there is a forceful conversion so the anti-conversion law they tried to bring it the thing is the God's power and the glory and the gospel is moving powerfully it may not seem visibly norized but it's happening in each and every district and every villages that's why the attacks are more and through this attack the God's name is glorifying and so many testimonies I have seen in Mangalore and Udupi so many people falsely accused they are forcibly converted they only boldly come and they share the testimony nobody forced and we only personally accepted Christ like that thank you so much right, thank you Thomas just a few questions now since the topic was about revival and were you able to find any you know incidents or the pastors some of the senior pastors or some of the pastors who have been there for quite some time in the state were they able to share anything about specific outpourings of the Holy Spirit in the state like probably it was in one church or over a particular region were they able to share anything like that something like what we hear about in Shillong or about Pandit Ramabai Mukti Mission and all that something like that were you able to get any information actually I didn't get like that information where it happened in Shillong or some parts as the outpouring of the Holy Spirit is very high but the healings and deliverance were powerful when they were beginning the ministry but I didn't get that kind of information where the outpouring of the Holy Spirit is very high okay so were individual pastors at least able to testify saying that in their ministry they experienced a season of outpouring or they heard of something sorry saying that they didn't really share anything like that actually when Pastor Eshwant Kumar I didn't mention in the PPT his ministry when they started with a few people under the sheet roof when the church is growing in a particular time the Holy Spirit move was very powerful people were responding, people were falling on the floors, people were screaming out, the demons are coming come out of them and the mighty move in particular season after that the church growth has shifted now they have more than 5000 attending members of the church in that particular season I think I remember in 90s or somewhere he told that in that year there is a move for one or two months that happened like that he shared and my personal experience when I was in Chitradurga we were have three days meeting that I couldn't come out of the incident that's a remarkable incident we took the hall for a meeting next to the Linga it's hostel there is a Hindu caste based hostel there are more than 60 to 80 kids are there I asked one of my friend who is leaving there asked is it possible to go share the love of God to this children he said that's not possible they will kill you they are so adamant to the caste system and all I was praying the last day of the meeting I can see these kids just ran into the hall so we were wondering where these kids came and after that meeting we just praying to the people in my personal experience that's unforgettable I just hold one girl hand and I said Jesus she just fell on the floor that first girl when I fell on the floor I was really afraid and asked someone person to get the water so they went to take the water immediately the girls stood up I didn't understood the next girl I just touched I said Jesus she also fell 20 to 30 girls falling like the children the boys and girls and when they stood up they were cutting all the talismatches and the ties in their neck and whatever they are hanging and they say we came to hostel because my father is a drunkard we have financial things and all they have telling their own stories and telling no one words we believe Jesus and we pray to Jesus no matter where we are but we believe this God will make something good for us so we pray to Jesus that remarkable thing happened through I have seen personally ministry but only few incidents I heard from the pastors not much the outpouring of stories like their pastor okay okay and yeah just couple of other questions like in the coastal Karnataka that would be Mangalore that built and so anything in particular about churches there and you know the kind of evangelism the work that they are doing and what they are experiencing in terms of revival pastor personally I didn't contact unable to contact any pastors because I didn't get the information on website as well even I know a person who he is a senior in my hostel but I didn't get his number as well some local mission works are happening in Mangalore the recent incident shook one of the incident is a girl called Ratna I guess in last three months back there is an issue the possible conversion like that but the girl testimony on youtube shook whole Karnataka she said nobody forced me I personally accepted the Christ like that she said but I couldn't personally get any information through that because I didn't have much contacts there and more not much information are not available in websites like in Bangalore last question is you know like when we read about these revivals like even in Punjab and Shillong and other places like we see that there is a strong prayer movement and people praying for years even for decades praying for an expecting move of God so that more and more people could be saved and brought into the kingdom so in your research did you find a similar kind of expectation among the pastors among the churches you know a prayer move for revival is it there or is it not there yes pastor is there in Bangalore city we know FGHE church praying for more than 1000 days for the revival and expectation and of course the Bethel Ejin we only people know the services but the Manilam congregation they pray every day for the revival and expecting the revival not only that the small congregations where we called in electronic city there is a church called Popin Jesus they have the revival prayer every evening they have a life service he's my mentor in few years back is Pastor Anish and in their church also every day they pray for the revival and yesterday also minister in one church they have the 21 fasting prayer they also pray for the revival continuously and expected for the revival like that many churches are praying and expecting the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the city right okay Thomas thank you thanks for the presentation so thanks everyone I think I think the only person was one more person left which is Siddharth so we have one more class and then hopefully we will be able to finish them thank you God bless we will meet again thank you sir bye bye


Welcome to Happiness Isn't Brain Surgery with Doc Snipes. Each week we record the podcast during a Facebook Live broadcast in which Doc Snipes presents information and tools to help you start living happier. Our website, docsknipes.com, has even more resources, videos, handouts, and workbooks to help you apply what we talk about. After each podcast, the accompanying video, text, and worksheets will be published from members on docsknipes.com. Additionally, each week we have a members-only educational group, followed by a question and answer session with Doc Snipes, to help you apply the tools to yourself and start living happier faster. The Doc Snipes podcast will be providing listeners and members the same tools and information Dr. Snipes gives her clients. Go to docsknipes.com to learn more. In today's presentation we're going to talk about dialectical behavior therapy and emotional regulation techniques. This is going to be a five-part series, so I want you to pay attention to what we're going to talk about in each particular section, and obviously the sections will be divided up so you can come back and review them at your leisure. We're going to start out by talking about the basic premises of dialectical behavior therapy. Then we're going to move into learning about the HPA axis and that's basically your stress response system. Then we're going to go on to understanding what emotion regulation is as opposed to emotion dysregulation and discuss why emotion regulation is important and how it can help you reduce your distress. And then finally we're going to wrap up by exploring emotion regulation techniques. So let's start at the beginning. What are the basic premises of dialectical behavior therapy? Dialectical theory says that everything is interconnected. Reality is not static and a constantly evolving truth can be found by synthesizing differing points of view. So what does that really mean though? So interconnectedness really means that whatever you're doing impacts everything else and the response of everything else impacts you. So when you walk into an environment that is maybe chaotic and noisy, you think of a really busy restaurant or something, that is going to impact you differently than if you walked into the library most likely. So you want to pay attention to not only the interconnectedness in yourself but also the interconnectedness with the environment. Now within yourself, your emotions, your thoughts, and your physical being are all interconnected. Think back to a day that you were not feeling so well. How did that impact your mood and how did that impact your thoughts? Were you as attentive? Were you as patient? Were you as you know, villain the blank? Generally when we're in pain or when we're sick our mood tends to be a little bit more irritable and cantankerous if you will. So paying attention to that and just understanding that if you wake up in the morning and you don't feel well or you wake up in the morning and your back hurts or you've got a headache that you're probably already starting out with some stressors built up. You're not going to be as patient and tolerant. So prepare for that. Likewise our thoughts impact our feelings and can impact how we actually feel and maybe we don't think about that too much but if you're having a lot of negative thoughts, if you're having a lot of stressful thoughts, how does that affect your emotions? Well I kind of gave it away. You probably tend to get a little bit more stressed and irritable and edgy emotionally but physically what happens when your thoughts start to become more negative? A lot of us take stressful thoughts and we feel them in our body.  So it's important to understand that your thoughts impact your emotions and also your physical being. Now so let's take that back to the beginning.  How is that going to affect how you think, how you feel and how you interact with others? So it's a system and it keeps going and it's a constant feedback loop and it can either be a negative feedback loop or it can be a positive feedback loop. And that is up to you but it's important to be aware of how you feel, what you bring to the table and figure out what your next best step is.  But I want you to focus in this particular activity more on a particular person or do it several times for different people because when you interact with certain people, most likely, your feelings and moods and things tend to be more positive, enthusiastic, happy whereas when you interact with other people it might be more stressful. For example, where I used to work, my immediate supervisor was just a gem of a man and sometimes I'd interact with him and it would be stressful but that's just part and parcel of him being my supervisor. But it was not a big deal. Now his supervisor, our CEO, was a very intimidating woman so my mood when I'd go into talk with her was very different and much more, I don't want to say professional but it was much more serious and a little bit freaked out whereas if I had to go into talk talk to Richard I would just go over and knock on his door and I'd be like, hey you got a second.  So I mean Richard was always much more relaxed with me. I don't know if I would have been more relaxed with Maggie if she would have been more relaxed with me but understanding that we impact other people.  Most likely they're not going to be all kinds of joy and happiness. So if they respond in a similar fashion or they ignore you because they just don't can't handle that negativity right now how does that impact your mood? So you impacted them and they in turn impacted you and they said I don't want anything to deal with that. Another thing to consider is how your environment impacts your mood and your mood impacts your environment. If you're in a really dark, dreary, smelly, closed up, disorganized place, obviously those are my buzzwords, if I'm in a place like that it tends to make me a little bit more cranky and I have difficulty focusing, I get sleepy. I prefer to be in environments where it's bright and cheerful and there's a lot of activity and that makes me feel more energized and somewhat happier. Likewise when my mood is not so good I tend to focus less energy on keeping things organized and worrying about if the lights are turned on. So I can create that dark depressing environment if my mood is depressed because I'm not wanting or caring to devote the energy to turning on lights. So thinking about that, if your environment can impact your mood, if you're in a funk, maybe it would be helpful to improve that space, whatever that means for you. For me that means turning on lights, making it brighter, getting some background noise going on, whatever it means for you but being aware of the interconnectedness of that.  So we talked about that at the beginning. If your energy is low or if you're not feeling good, when you wake up you're just like, oh I did not sleep well. Then how do you think the rest of your day is going to go? What's your mood going to be like? It may not be cranky but I know those days I wake up and I'm tired, I didn't sleep well, I don't feel well. I'm just kind of blah at the very best. So my mood is not one of health and energized and all that kind of stuff. How does your mood impact your health and energy? And we talked about that a little bit on physical. If you are in a happy mood you tend to have greater immunity. They've actually done studies and found out that people who tend to be more stressed out and more depressed get sick more often. If you are in a happy mood you probably feel more energetic whereas if you're in a bad mood you probably feel like you're carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders and it's just trudgery to move through each step of the day. Again considering how that impacts you it may be worth looking at paying more attention to taking care of your health and your sleep.  We talked about this already but thinking about it with specific thoughts. If you tell yourself I'm not good enough how does that impact how you feel? How does that impact your mood? If you tell yourself I'm lazy, I'm a slob, I'm never going to amount to anything how does that impact your feelings?  But feelings can also impact your thoughts so if you're having a bad day unfortunately the way we're wired when you're in a negative mood you tend to notice the negative things so if you're in a bad mood you're tend to going to tend to be more pessimistic. If you don't check that and say you know what no I'm not going to notice all the negatives I'm going to notice a positive for every negative I pay attention to. That way you balance it out a little bit and it tends to help improve your mood a little bit if you actually force yourself to focus on some of the positives. Take some time doing this activity and really pay attention to all the things in your environment in your relationships and in your thoughts and feelings and health and how they interact because the cool thing is if you improve one area it's kind of like pulling a string on a on a blanket and it kind of unravels if you improve one area then you can unravel the negativity and distress in multiple areas at the same time there's going to be a reciprocal effect.  When you were acting like that how did others seem to react to you and how did their reaction affect you you know if they ended up snapping back at you how did that impact you and when you're in that kind of mood when you're dreading doing something and you're just kind of dragging your feet what's your environment like paying attention to what kind of vibe you're setting off not only for others but also for yourself are you creating an optimistic empowered environment. Once you've thought through that then think again about how is the scenario different when you're looking forward to something now I don't think any of us ever look forward to doing taxes well maybe you do if you're going to get a big refund but there are things that most of us don't look forward to so how can you change those situations that you're kind of dreading to make them less unpleasant you may not be jumping for joy to go out and do it but how can you make it less unpleasant for example when I had to take my graduate entrance exams that's not necessarily everybody's favorite task to do for some reason I enjoy doing those and I looked at it as a challenge to see how well I could score and if I could beat you know what I expected my score was going to be so I turned it into a game for myself. If you're going to a family gathering that you expect to be somewhat unpleasant how can you make it less foreboding what can you think about focus on who at the family gathering can you spend time with that maybe you would enjoy seeing again what can you do with the family gathering that can help you avoid whatever the unpleasantness is because the unpleasantness probably surrounds two or three or a few people not everybody there and everything going on so try to figure out things that you can look forward to it's not going to make it a complete panacea you're not just going to love going to do it but it will make it less drudgery so your mood will be better if your mood's better you're probably going to put off a happier vibe if you will which will make the relationships and make whatever that situation is go a little bit easier and it won't drain all your energy because when we dread things we tend to spend a lot of energy thinking to ourselves I wish I didn't have to do this and being angry about the fact that we've got to do something we don't want to do so find the positives find something you can look forward to in every situation reality is ever changing that's the second tenet of dialectical theory what that means is what's true right now may not be true in the next moment so you know let's look at some examples if you've ever started exercising and gotten gotten stronger so what was true for you back in February may not be true for you now because you may be able to lift 15 pounds more have you ever gained or lost weight and changed a clothing size so your reality six months ago was that you wore a size whatever but your reality right now is that you wear a different size reality changed it's not anything to get all excited about is just accepting reality in the moment now we can also apply this to people have you ever known someone who was attentive and kind and you know maybe you were really good friends who suddenly started being neglectful and irritable now what's that about are they still attentive and kind in this current reality and in the current reality you've got to figure out what is going on with that person so you may decide that in the current reality maybe they are having a lot of family troubles or maybe they have gone down into an addictive sort of set of behaviors and they are not able to be the same person they were six months ago or even a month ago that's the current reality and you need to make your decisions on whether to interact with that person based on the current reality in order to protect your own emotions and feelings think about how your needs have changed over the last five years you know five years is a long time what i thought i wanted and i needed five years ago was very different than what my goals and wants are right now so thinking about that and finally truth can be found by synthesizing different points of view so the easiest one is to think of a disagreement you had with somebody and what was your perception of what was going on what was their perception and was reality somewhere in the middle give you an example i have teenagers at home and i will come home and they will have said they've done their chores and i will look around and i will say uh no you haven't now my reality is different than theirs they think they have i think they haven't so what is the difference in the truth well the truth is they did what they felt they needed to do i saw things that i thought they needed to do that they didn't do so reality was the fact that we both um had our own truths and combining them in the middle and then talking about what does this look like because ultimately i'm the one who judges their chores so my truth is more important um in that particular situation but thinking about different people's perceptions when my son was very very little you know i would tell him to clean his room and his definition of clean has always been different than mine i'm a freak about floors i'm a freak about baseboards and he was more like shove everything under the bed and into a pile and it's clean and i'm like no that doesn't work so talking about what your different truths are what your different definitions of certain words and certain experiences are this is also the reason when law enforcement goes to a crime scene they interview multiple witnesses and each witness saw something a little bit different because everybody's perception everybody's truth is a little bit different it doesn't necessarily mean they're lying it means they saw paid attention to or interpreted what happened a little bit differently so it's up to law enforcement in the courts and what have you to determine what the actual truth is by synthesizing all those points of view another example think about a time you had to make a decision about something you were totally torn on like whether to take a job or not so if you play devil's advocate you're basically synthesizing two different points of view you're synthesizing the this is not a good idea point of view and the this is a great idea point of view to come up with reality which is generally somewhere in the middle where it's a good idea but there are going to be some drawbacks another thing you can do is think about a time you had to make a decision and your heart told you one thing but your head told you something else so what i want to do but what i need to do two different realities within the same person you know you can feel a little bit torn a lot of times but taking listening to both of those voices if you will hearing them out and then combining them and going okay now what is the best choice of action based on my ultimate goals and objectives so it's important to remember when we go into trying to control our emotions and trying to feel better and trying to understand what impacts us and makes us happy or sad and how we affect other people that everything is interconnected your feelings thoughts and physical health all impact each other your mood and behavior impact your environment and your relationships and all of those in turn impact you so think about how your kids impact you think about how your spouse impacts you think about how your boss impacts you and think about how you impact them and how it's kind of a give and take relationship you have the ability to control your thoughts your emotions are your body's natural reaction to a threat or you know something good when you have happy emotions it makes you want to do it again but you can control your thoughts which impact your emotions you can control your physical vulnerabilities so things that make you more irritable like pain or lack of sleep for being hungry you can control things in your environment to a certain extent I mean sometimes you're going to be in places where the environment's the environment but you can try to improve it at least your little aspect of it and you have the ability to control your relationships how you interact and with whom you choose to interact reality is not static it is what it is in in this very moment it is what it is now in five minutes it may be different and then it'll be what it'll be but we need to understand that reality can change and will change even if we don't want it to needs wants and situations can change dramatically over time so reality figuring out what's actually going on in this very moment is based in finding the truth that truth can be found by synthesizing differing points of view at that exact moment so in situations involving other people put yourself in their shoes or heaven forbid you might even ask them tell me what is it you're thinking here and explore their point of view instead of trying to convince them that your way is right or your perspective is right put yourself in their shoes and go let me understand where you're coming from and then you can start working on synthesizing your truth your truth and their truth in situations involving only yourself examine it from a logical perspective of how it will help you achieve your long-term goals and from an emotional perspective of what will ultimately make you happier synthesize both of those to figure out what the best choice is that will help you reach your long-term goals and be happy at the same time thanks for tuning into happiness isn't brain surgery with doc snipes our mission is to make practical tools for living the happiest life of yeah thanks for tuning in to happiness isn't brain surgery with doc snipes our mission is to make practical tools for living the happiest life affordable and accessible to everyone we record the podcast during a facebook live broadcast each week join us free at docsnipes.com slash facebook remember our website docsnipes.com has even more resources members only videos handouts and workbooks to help you apply what we talk about new resources are added weekly during the first half of 2017 we're offering introductory memberships lock in the 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Okay, we're gonna look at the intro characters. Here we are. Let's try our talent points out. We are gonna go retribution Let's see. Let's go with the let's go the righteous verdict. Oh, I think they made consecration baseline now So rep palins will have consecration again, which is that that's kind of cool Here's the first thing I noticed about palins like they added some abilities back And this is something that they've talked about with Shadowlands is they want to kind of go back and bring some abilities that people Have lost another thing that they've brought back and this is just what I'm noticing right away It's they brought back auras.  That's huge devotion aura instead of giving you armor like it did in burning crusade and classic Party and raid members within 40 yards are bolster by the devotion and just take flat 3% less damage. Okay It's kind of nice, but then there's Retribution aura retribution or works nothing like their retribution aura and vanilla while when any party or raid member within 40 Dies you get an avenging wrath for eight seconds the default aura is probably going to be devotion That's a paladin thing like this is part of playing a paladin to me is having these auras and buffing your teammates But at the same time like it's got to be something that can make an impact The best one out of all these is really crusader or if you're gonna be honest because I feel like 3% damage reduction Isn't that much it adds up a little bit sure, but I'm not a big fan of that the next thing that I noticed is Consecrate Consecrate is now baseline Consecrate used to be a talent that you have to get and it was in the same tree as wake of ashes Which I believe they also made baseline wake of ashes Also baseline so now they took two abilities that were I mean you couldn't ever get consecrate because because you got wake They took two abilities were in the same talent tree and they made them both baseline which is pretty cool word of glory You have word of glory here as well So I have like selfless healer already. I mean there might be a world here where I Roll with just a car's vengeance Because just a car's vengeance uses five holy power instead of three that Templar's verdict uses and Templar's verdict uses three and does a thousand holy damage. However, just a car's verdict uses five and Does 787 damage and it restores health equal to the damage done But the damage is increased by 50% when you use against a stun target just a car's vengeance is cool I like how it works like the old seal of command or judgment of command work But it uses five holy power and honestly, it's it's not very good Oh, wait, what the heck? How did I not see this my blind? Oh, I think I clicked on retribution That's why I didn't see it.  Oh, I'm getting focused boom I swapped to my shield boom shield of the righteous doesn't do that much damage But it's it's like a little bit of a an armor boost So I can be a little bit tankier while I have my shield out even right now my armor is 357 so that should tell you a lot about how good shield of the righteous is gonna be literally double armor It's only for four and a half seconds, but still not bad at all. That's so cool But let's use shield swap. Yeah, I mean these are like old concepts and wow that had gone away And now you have the ability to do that sort of stuff again. I think it's something that's very good for the game Let's go with divine purpose. I like divine purpose a lot Let's see sanctified wrath avenging wrath last 25% longer during avenging wrath each holy power Spent caused you to explode with holy light for 94 damage near to nearby enemies. So this is this is like Was it lights decree the azurite traits is that what I'm thinking of this is kind of like that I'm mostly a fan of crusade. I like crusade Maybe I'm biased. Okay, do we have everything set up here?  Oh Oh, what? I'm already at the frozen throne right away reports of bull bar for dragon. Hi Lord Darien Wolverine What does he say before her minions abducted key leaders the Banshee Queen attacked ice crown She cut a path to the frozen throne and seized the helm of domination Look to the sky and you will see the results of her actions Oh Frick dude Look at that, dude Come on. Can I just talk to him? I feel like he's doing the event without me I've never beheld anything like this shattering the helm also freed borough bull bar for dragon from the burden of being the lich king Dude look at this model, dude What an amazing model Sephiroth vibes Yeah, kind of when the Banshee shattered the helm it tore a gaping wound through the veil between our world and the Shadowlands during my vigil upon the frozen thorn throne I caught a leading at glimpses into the realms of death among them I saw a place of inescapable darkness That is where you must go if you are to save those sylvanas has taken together we can open the way Place the shards of domination around the circle of ruins, and then the ritual can begin she demise mine to kill nice Toranda don't do this I don't know how to pronounce that. We cannot lose you to the darkness. Well, too late.  She already jumped. So good one. You could have saved your life Unbelievable. It's not even about I'm excited about Shadowlands being good. That's not what I'm excited about I'm excited about finding out if Shadowlands is gonna be good. Does that make sense? Like I feel like I think a lot of people are in this boat where they come back they come back for a new expansion and they kind of Peek their head in kind of dip their toes in the water They want to see how it feels and and I think a lot of people want Wow to be good Wow played a big part in so many people's lives even myself I wasn't really seriously playing wow for like 10 years, but I always like Wow such a huge part of my life whenever I was younger that that just kind of stayed with me. I'm very excited to see How Shadowlands turns out so I'm gonna be playing the pre-patch. I'll be playing it on launch It's gonna be super exciting and I also feel like there's a lot of people who who kind of want to see my perspective of Like retail wow patches and expansions from somebody who's primarily a classic player Am I am I crazy for hearing these sounds and thinking of half-life? Like if I if I were to close my eyes and just listen to this I would think half-life half-life half-life to specifically. Yeah, they beat eight moss one enemies in the cruise world We are very good night of the ebb and blade. Hello. Thank you, ma'am Fight your way out of here. We'll meet you ahead Oh, do I actually kill this Hammer brats look at that. Oh, dude hammer rap being instant gas is crazy. Let me actually turn down my Actual sounds a little bit I'm not doing my rotation right at all I'm just I'm just kind of pressing buttons night of the ebb and blade. Thank you, milady We group with your fellow Knights will not be far behind sure thing So let's try and let's let's see. These are two level 50. Let's see if we can kill Two level 50s at a time I See we can kill three level 50s at a time with they get taunted Okay, I'm gonna pop my wings boom. Boom. Boom. Let's go over here boom, boom Go like this You didn't lose any mana during that so strange. Well, not a lot of my abilities use mana This is something that I kind of don't like about the class fantasy of retail About one ability that uses mana flash of light and Blessing and protection 300 mana blessing of freedom like I mean and mana comes back so fast. Look at this See how fast this reasoning But we have holy power as a resource now Dude having an interrupt is so nice That's like the worst thing about classic rep paladin You could give me more damage you give me all kinds of different things But if I had to pick one it would be interrupt not having an interrupt as a paladin a classic Wow is 99.9 per I would win Every I would never lose a fight if I had an interrupt I'm gonna go ahead and say it. I think if I had I buy a rebuke in vanilla I would never lose a 1v1 even against a warrior somehow it would make me better against warriors I don't even know I wish they would Buff just the cards vengeance. I wish they made it like a hundred percent increased damage when stunned and Or you know what just leave it 50% increased damage when stunned But the same base damage as tempolize verdict would be nice. I forgot this isn't classic I can't actually talk to my chat while I'm playing if I'm looking at chat Then I can't freaking look at those things the dodging mechanics did That's why I'm telling you I play the best vanilla.  Let's be honest. It's cuz I play a rep paladin. I think that goes without saying Hold on. Why was I do I any blessings? Hammer rather than 258 since I'm dead. I don't have blessings Why did they get rid of blessings? Blessings are cool Man, I don't know dude I think one of the things that I liked so much about the progression early expansions from level 60 to 70 Who was there whenever they they I think what they did was they progressively announced the new abilities that each class was Going to get in burning crusade and it showed like for every level and I remember going through paladins and it was like Crusader strike righteous defense. I think it showed talents I think it showed spells and like passives and stuff and I think it showed like spiritual attunement all these cool things Then you got to level 70 and it was like boom Wings a venging wrath and it was the I remember thinking this is the coolest thing in the world man And as you're leveling up like you get to access to these new cool abilities Concentration aura and rather than sometimes there's some party and raid members in the four yards or 30% short I mean, that's a really good don't be wrong, but Concentration aura. That's not exciting since I'm dead. That's not exciting Retribution aura rank two. It's not exciting. Hey, we're rather into that's not exciting like These are not things that are exciting at all.  I don't like this First page No, it's still not there Like you have like bop and freedom, but you don't have You don't have like a blessing of kings or blessing of wisdom like you do in BFA and Legion Yeah, yeah guys, uh, am I missing something? I don't see any like blessing I'm blessing a kings or blessing wisdom like do Holy Palins at least get them. No, it looks like they just got rid of it Yeah, it looks like they just got rid of it that kind of stuff to me as like I was like a lifetime Paladin player Like that is a big part of class fantasy to me I don't like that they got rid of those I talked about this on allcraft today It was the point of look you can't just go and when when classic came out they absolutely Like I think they would be fools to have not done this go back to the drawing board. Whoa wait a second classic was Overwhelmingly successful. We did not think this was gonna happen. What is it that they like so much about classic? You don't go and answer that question by saying, okay, that's what they like Let's take it and put it in retail you answer that question by finding what was so exciting about classic the things that are exciting about it Cuz not everything was but certain things were and say, okay, they like this But why we don't necessarily need to take something and put it in retail But we need to take that and try and emulate it in some way. It's not just like well They want class fantasy. They like or is let's give them some or is it's like no, that's it's not that simple It's cuz because like the how the game plays and the usage of the auras is not exciting I think the vanilla auras are better than these like I think giving you like armor return damage Pushback reduction fire resist shadow resist frost resist 10% holy damage I think all of those are more engaged as a whole like that's more engaging than these red aura is kind of cool to be Fair and it does give you that sort of like okay.  I think we're gonna try and just test something else. Let's go look at something else Maybe look at the the venthy or covering covenant. Maybe and look at some level 60 gameplay so If you guys like my channel if you guys like the content the stuff that I do I play a lot of everything variety Classic Wow Retail Wow one of his shadow lands comes out. I am excited for shadow lands We do a lot of IRL content best community on Twitch watch this everybody's are gonna spam wide people have oh little fingers Oh Well, it's pretty good. So subscribe hit the bell. Don't forget I looked at my analytics one time and I saw like the majority of people that watch my videos are not even subscribed but Thank you so much for watching and I'll see you guys next time


Hi guys, welcome back to my channel today's video I'm going to be talking all about my new Lululemon belt bag You guys seem to love my belt bag videos So I'm just gonna make another one because I love doing reviews and like talking about products that I think are worth it And that I like so before we get into this video Make sure you're subscribed and turn on your post notifications Follow me on Instagram because that would just make me happy. I wanted to talk about this new belt bag They brought out a new line. It's kind of a nicer version in my opinion. It feels a lot more like Rich and well made. I don't know if that's the best way to describe this, but I definitely like it It's definitely different from the everywhere belt bag the extended strap the like the original version And I originally got this because of the really cute logo. You can kind of see it there It's very subtle and it doesn't scream like Lululemon, but it screams Lululemon. I don't know I just love it. So I'm just gonna like talk about some of the differences As you guys know, I do have a little collection of belt bags I do have the original plain version of the everywhere belt bag in black But I gave it to my mom. I didn't want to sell it I do have the white belt bag and just looks like this. I'm still obsessed with this even though It's a little bit dirty. I think it's so cool and I just really like the white color. It's a very bright Don't get this confused with the opal color because the opal is a it like has hints of gray But this is like solid white. It's also very bright, which I really like and then I am selling this So I will link it down below the listing if you want to purchase it I have listed it on my eBay shop, but I do have This bag right here. It is the same version as the black One, but it's just tan with the white Lululemon logo I don't know.  I don't know and try to get like some of the stains out. So first off the biggest I was gonna say the biggest red flag, okay So the biggest difference like most noticeable difference is the buckles this buckle the white one is plastic and this buckle as you can see it's shiny and Pretty like heavy-duty. This is metal. This is a metal buckle But this part is plastic as you guys can see but the part that it slips into is Metal so the buckles are the biggest difference the straps exactly the same and also to these bags are the same size I was nervous that this was gonna be the two liter bag and I did not want that I wanted the one liter these both are one liter bags and in my other video you can fit a whole water bottle in this so If you're concerned about it not fitting a lot it can fit quite a bit So on the back here, these are the exact same the zipper pull obviously the only difference is the color but the zipper pull On the side is the exact same the front is different So the front and this one it just has the little logo here But on the front on this one it has the logo like super big it feels like a faux leather Kind of thin But it's a faux leather with the Lululemon logo They each have you can see it on the white one more clearly But each of these have a silicone tag that say Lululemon on them The zipper is also a huge noticeable difference This this one's so floppy because it has nothing in it But this right here this zipper is metal this zipper is plastic I will say this zipper is a lot more smooth this one smooth too, but I Don't know they're smooth in different ways I think the plastic zipper is like easier, but this is also for a metal zipper. This one's pretty pretty smooth Pretty good So I wouldn't like let that deter you from like buying which one you want but still the zipper pulls this one has a matte finish and then this one's obviously glossy just like the Buckle here. Sorry for looking to be thunder But I'm just trying to like see if you can see it But we have different finishes on the zippers of both our metal and both are on the same They're like the same design. So those are the differences between the bags. They all fit the same I just kind of wanted to like show you guys a few of the differences because that's probably why there's like a little bit difference in the price with these because of the little Details being a little bit different having this be metal having the big logo here embellished there And then the metal zipper it just feels a lot more high quality And then also you can't really tell on camera But the fabric on this belt bag is a lot more like Thicker feeling than this one I don't know it's hard to describe But it just feels more like better made like the materials in this bag feel Stronger than the ones in my other belt bag. So moving on I'm just gonna show you what I keep in this belt bag because I don't know I like watching these so opening it on up. I kind of have it stuffed to the brim But first I have my keys.  I blame Alex Earl because I don't know She just like wears a lot of like darker colors sometimes. I just like it. So this is the never-lost keychain I've already talked about this in some of my other videos and then I have my air pods I got a black case for this as well just because I don't know I like the way it looks and then with the pop of pink my little surgical technologist keychain next up I have my Glasses case I keep them in this little pouch when I use the belt bag because I just find it to be easier to Put in the belt bag my glasses case if you have like Ray-Bans or whatever will fit in here It's just it takes up a little bit more room more than I would like it to so Some glasses I've had these since 2019. I love them so much. They're the Hexagonal shape next I always keep my birth control in this just so I always know where it is Next up I have this hair scrunchie my hairstylist gave me a little Christmas present And this is one of like the presents in there. I thought that was so sweet. I always keep it with me Then I just have my wallet Just because it just fits in here really nicely This is like my purse of like all day essentials. So I always have this then I have a Quarter in a receipt I always like throw my receipts in here like when I get them so I can give them to my mom for her Like rewards thing then I have a camera battery because it's always good to carry one Just so you can have it next up I have a couple hair clips here and then a couple hair ties and this is for when I go to cycle bar I always know where my hair ties into hair clips are because after I got these like little Bangs I always need the hair clips and then like baby hairs It just annoys me so much to have them like in my face or like hair touching me when I'm working out and then This is the last thing in the big compartment, but it's obviously my phone Again black case. I don't know. It's just like the theme. I just love it I love how everything matches now and that's everything in the big large compartment. This is exactly like the Other version it has one big pocket here Which I don't know if you can see that but one big pocket and this is like made of a mesh Then flipping it on around we have the two mesh pockets divided in the middle here Kind of like that and then We have the back pocket so my back pocket doesn't have too much. We have a pad We have a tampon and then we have a little key This is the key to our like back lock on our gate. So I just have that in there nothing fancy. That's pretty much what that looks like and Yeah, so so I just kind of wanted to make this video because this is a like kind of a different version of the everywhere About that and if you're contemplating on get it I highly recommend it. It's it just feels a lot more well made and I love the design and if you want to get one Check the link in the description box because I have the tan one the nude colored one up for sale and Also, too before I end this video, I'm wearing this cute blue lemon top This one is from Hawaii because it has the Hawaii logo on the back If you didn't see the short I made this was featured in it So check out my shorts if you want to Because I did a little Hawaii haul little goodies that might not got me so nice and Yeah, so with that being said, I think I'm gonna end the video here. I hope you guys enjoyed it Make sure to give it a thumbs up. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel and I'll see you guys in my next video. Bye


But no, no, no, I'm surprised you're having a banana, not a Pop-Tart. I didn't have any Pop-Tarts. Is that why? Hey, welcome back to our Stupid Reacts of Corbin. I'm Rick, and you can follow us on Instagram, Twitter for more juicy content. What the hell's with you? Thanks for watching. And today, last night, very late for us, I was already in Betty Bye. The OMG2 trailer dropped, it was supposed to drop. I felt it the day before. I felt it. And then, I think they delayed it because I think somebody passed and I don't know who. Was it the, was it the costumer for LeGon that was working on this as well? Because he just passed away. Oh, it may have been. Because they delayed it a day. Okay. That may have been who it was, because he just passed away. A ton of trailers dropped, you say. Could have been that. I don't know. But OMG2 dropped the trailer for it. Obviously, Akshay and Pankaj, very excited. This apparently has had no surprise, a big battle with the sensor board. I don't know if you've heard about that. I have not. I think like 20 cuts or something like that. Why? This has a lot to do with religion. That's why. That makes me happy. Yeah, yeah. Not saying it's valid reasons at all, but that's, it's been apparently. Did PK have problems with the sensor board when it came out? Probably not, because it was a while ago. Yeah. The sensor board has gotten really crazy in India from what I hear more recently. It's not like there's anything going on right now between different religions fighting each other right now. Nothing at all. Anyways, but OMG2, Akshay and Pankaj, let's see what this is going to be about. That makes me sad. Don't sensor art ever.  It's probably a good. Yeah. It's just kind of, I don't know. Call me crazy. Yeah. Here we go. My guest. You know what? My shivgant. Maybe funny job. Boris frank. We faced it. Which is amazing when you can consider how mean and dark he can be. Why are you doing this? If you have an objection, you stand up and say you are a husband. Stand up? And if you stand up?    Where is Ganga from? Don't tell me where Ganga is from. You should have done a case on education system. Not at school. Your father-in-law got into an accident. It was Chalak's fault. Are you a criminal? Will you do a case on Chalak or not? On Mr. Surya Tata? Yes. Because you are... Seho Kedas. No. Shev Ke Paar. Kachori. Let's go. Let's go. Yes. Give me the money. Give me the money. Any time you have Pankaj you have me intrigued. Any time. Because one, the acting is just... It's going to be there. Yeah. It's going to be absolutely no question. It's also going to be... It seems like they're going to come up with an interesting concept. So he's... I actually... I don't... He's the defendant and the... Yeah. Whatever the other word is. Prosecution. Prosecution. It looks intriguing. What do you think? It does. I just... I... The things that give me pause and concern are the... How much has changed and why by the censor board, as you said, at the outset. And with the level of tension going on right now before... I was just reading a story this morning about the tension and the violence and the killing going on right now in... Just before the G20 summit. It shouldn't be this way. But anything that has at its core a messaging that has religion or religious belief. It shouldn't make me feel this way. But because of the tensions that are presently mounting. I want to see the film for its artistic merit. And that's what it should be. And the artists should be able to say what they're going to say. I just... It's just... My concern is what is the ultimate messaging and why were a lot of changes made? So I hold no judgment on the film yet. I hold no judgment even on the censoring as of yet other than it causes me great concern. Because most of the time, whenever censoring is done, it's never done in the name of freedom and expression and artistry. It's done in the name of control and optics and messaging. I wish I could just enjoy the trailer for it being a trailer. I did. I'll worry about the censor when we see it. We also won't know anything about the cut when we see it either. Unless the director talks about it. Like releases what they cut. Or at least says here's what was changed. It's just unfortunate. It's also... Why is Akshay coming back looking different? Is it just because a different... Because I assume he's... Could he have played Shiva in the first one, right? Yeah. It was Shiva, right? There's going to be, for sure, tons of stuff that Indians are going to know, especially Hindus, that are going to get completely lost on us. But he was playing Shiva in the first one, right? I think so. Memory serves me correctly. That's what I thought. I could be wrong. Let me know, obviously. I think he's playing Shiva. But there's so many different things that can be representative of something that they would instantly see and say, oh, that's what that means from what he's wearing to what his hair is styled as to what any of the things that are adorned on him to what actual colors and lines. There's so much emblematic and symbolic that we are completely ignorant to. So, yeah, help us out. For you who know, tell us what's the difference between the two. And I'm assuming it's different avatars. And I may be using that expression wrong. I'm not fully sure. I know that the first one was similar in terms of different films with similar concept of PK, of like questioning religious things and traditions. Which is similar to what was back with... There's no other films, but the one that comes to my mind is Oh God. Yeah. The George Burns films. Yeah. So... An unhappy civilian escort to mandate... Comprehensive education in schools and a dramatic yet amusing courtroom play. Interesting. Mandating comprehensive education. Maybe for mental health, hopefully. That would be nice if that was the primary messaging. Because if it looks like, at least in the trailer, his kid commits suicide. Yeah. Or at least attempts to do that. Yeah. And I don't know... For example, I can tell you in certain belief systems they will believe... If I'm not mistaken, I think Catholics still believe that suicide is an unforgivable sin. Yeah. So I don't know maybe that... I don't know where she's coming from, but was that what the attorney was referring to that his act was shameful? Yeah, maybe. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know either. Or what the laws are. Yeah. I mean it's... So it's definitely intriguing. The thing that gives me the most hope is Pankaj. One, his acting. Two, he makes a lot of really good choices. He doesn't have to do OMG. He's plenty successful and he's also like, I know... Right. I like certain projects. I can do certain projects. I can do whatever project I want. I also know he's a very religious man. He's, I believe, a devout Hindu. And so I assume he'd want to do this because it was a good message and it was a good... I don't know. It means to be seen. But the fact that one... You know the acting's going to be there regardless or anything. Absolutely. And it looks like Akshay is playing... We all had a little comedy in the first one, but it was pretty serious. Yeah. It had some... It had funny, but he was pretty serious. Yeah. Certain... Like he's like, he was trying to bless him instead of paying him kind of stuff like that. And it's probably... I mean I would feel this way. If I had to portray any figure that is central to the beliefs of millions, if not billions of people, I would feel, even if it's comedy, I would still feel a really big level of responsibility that would cause me... I'd be like Karen Johar before the opening of Rocky Orrani. I'd be very concerned that I did justice to the role. And that those who are devoted to this in no way were offended, but they said, hey, you did a good job representing what I believe. Yeah. You know? So interesting. Let us know... And it's also... It might be a courtroom drama. Yeah. As opposed to the first one, which was just more of a... The trailer's nice in that way and that it gives you enough to make you feel like you know what it is, but at the same time you're still trying to figure it out, which makes you want to see the film. Yeah. Yeah. Interesting. I'm excited for it down below.


Hey you guys, it's Tuesday and I just had coffee with a friend of mine who's in casting and we were just talking about an Instagram page that I helped post on. It's called cast and project. I've talked about it a few times on my channel but yeah that was that was really fun and great to meet her in person because we've only talked online and now I need to go to have a breakfast lunch lunch lunch time and rehearsal before class with um my classmate oh my god I'm peeling an onion I'm making dinner um it's late at night it's Wednesday well it's not that late but it's a little past seven I just got home from um an acting class and uh I'm drinking some wine here making dinner but in general I do feel good I do feel good and it's not just the wine because I just started drinking it I'm just really proud of myself that I'm taking this acting class and I'm doing this and I'm putting a lot of hard work in I have not been able to concentrate as much on YouTube because of this acting class um it's very time consuming and I have rehearsal and then class and then I need to also eat and exercise and try to stay sane next morning guess what I finally was able to do a self-tape audition and some skating I'm still skating then it was the weekend so my friend and I we decided to go to Palm Springs she's been there many many times but she wanted to take me and I definitely recommended if you guys are in LA or near LA to drive up or down to Palm Springs and we went to the center at the very front the information center and then we decided to go up the mountain um it was very beautiful but also once you get in that rotating device so it is quite scary I'm afraid of heights I was very scared but it was really cool to see the mountain while you were floating in the air and then we got to hike up there in the San Jacinto Mountains which was very very beautiful and that's what I did thank you so much for watching and at the end of every video I feature another channel this is today's feature and if you would like to be featured on my next video make sure that you're subscribed like this video and leave me a comment on this video and tell me that you want to be featured on the next one