All right, thanks for staying with us now. The International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies is observed annually on 7th September to raise awareness of the importance of clean air and the need to take action to reduce air pollution. The day was designated by the United Nations General Assembly in 2019. And the theme for the 2023 International Day of Blue Air for, I mean, in the International Day for Clean Air for Blue Skies is Together for Clean Air. These theme highlights the urgent need for stronger partnerships, increased investment, and shared responsibility to overcome air pollution. Hey, nice day. So, good story. You see this is my friend that I have. We've been like accountability partners and all of that. When I opened my office space, I told her, I said, Auntie, you have to move from this space. Next day, you've got a big space, very massive space. We've been doing all those. So I've not gone to see her any while. So today I went to the office. Me that was telling this auntie that I'm still trying to gather my money for solar. Oh, wow. I saw that she had fully powered the entire building. I mean, literally, right? We're talking about clean air. One of the biggest sources of pollution is ready here in Nigeria as generators. So as much as we can, if we are able to promote clean energy, not just even for the serenity, like when we went into the office today, everyone was just quiet. The serenity of the place, everything. I've used solar in my houses for years. So really, literally, any time I hear a generator noise, it gives me headache. Because I'm not used to generator at all. So when I saw it today, I was so excited. She said, ah, you know what?  But don't worry, I'm coming to meet you. But for as much as we can, and there are different companies now that are doing payment plans and all of those things, let's try to move away from those kind of toxic, what's it called, emissions that come out of this thing. Then even for cars, I know at some point the government had banned certain kinds of cars. I think when the cars are 10 years and above or something you still see a lot of pollution that happened. So as much as we can, it's important that we pay attention to these things.  Sometimes when I leave Nigeria and I'm out of the country for like three weeks and I come back or more. You can tell. I come down with a lot of things because you just start to, you know. The air is different. It's different. It's cleaner. You can, you can, this is different. It's a town hall. Different. From Balambu. I'm telling you, it's a blue sky, it's blue blue. It also, as much as we can, if we want to promote clean air, let's start to look in the direction of, and thank God, see with all this increment of fuel and all of that, really in the end, solar is way cheaper for any business. Initial cost. Yes, it is an initial sunk cost. And that's why I say some companies are doing payment plan. It's better you just close your eyes and do it once and for all, you know, and take yourself off that headache of, you know, generators and everything. True, they'll still come right back around. And affect you. Absolutely. Absolutely. Everything, yeah. All right, so, what are we starting with? Engine. Engine, everything. So my what's in the news, I have a video. I don't know if you can tell me. Where are the videos? If we can show that video. So it's a, for me, not a lot is happening in the news. This week and lately because of this whole tribunal thing. So I went to visit a few of our friends in another country.  Go ahead. Okay, so I wish you could see the video and I wish you can put up the video. So the idea is, is a story of a gang. They went to a house and they wanted to, they started shooting at the house. Yeah. And the idea, I don't know what the story, the background story is, but the video starts up with, they just drive up in front of this house and they start shooting right into the house. And then they opened, they had bombs with them. So they took out one and they were about to throw it, but then shots started coming from the house itself. So they started retaliating and shooting back. I think in the confusion, they all ran into the car and sped off. And the car exploded. And then, you can see the video because the video is from like a street camera.  Oh wow.  So for me, this is how I deal with judgment from the tribunal yesterday, watching videos like this because, something like that is like karma. And I wish, what I'm trying to say is that, I wish karma could actually be something of a nowadays kind of world. So you see? It's good we're talking managing expectation. Don't wish nothing because you can't do it. We come back to your story, where we are today. My story is just something to look forward to. This lady, this, I'm a summer lady who won the World Record 100 meters. How do you say that? So we should expect to see her for Olympics 2024. I'm excited about that.  So I know that a few months ago, they tried to take her down. Yeah, yeah. Well, there were issues around looping allegations for Toby. Interestingly, I met her at the lounge when I was coming back from the US. I mean, very pleasant lady. So when I went, I walked up to her, I said, normally I don't do that. But I walked up to her, I said, hi. She said, oh, you know me. I said, of course. Yeah, you know me.  I mean, we got talking and everything. So when the doping thing happened, of course, I sent her love messages before. I think it kind of like affected her because her last outing at the, which one was it that just happened now? She didn't make the cut. So I'm hoping that, you know, her head is clearing up now for this. And I'm really, really rooting for her, you know. So my story is actually linked to what we're talking about. Deli Momodou's tweet. Yeah, he said that, and I'll read it. He said, I watched in utter amazement and wonderment how our constitution was brazenly and deliberately turned upside down by those who lack a sense of history and care less about the victory or the verdict of history. What all men and women of good conscience should have for them is pity and not anger. Nigeria shall be free. This was from Deli Momodou. He did this today. I'm making RDJ. It has over 666,000 views. So I'm going to come back to what he said when we have our conversation because therein, inside of the whatever, he's also trying to see how people, you know, he says, what all men and women of good conscience, right, should have for them is pity and not anger. Pity for who exactly? So I'll come back to that. But let's take a break. I want to discuss the expectations, managing the expectations, managing our expectations as Nigerians post tribunal judgments. Stay with us and we'll be right back.


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Hi guys, how you doing? This is Rich from Rich2VeeLive and I have some more breaking news from Grand West Transportation. You can see Grand West Transportation has been a huge winner, been as high as $4.59 currently at $2.45 and started at $0.23 around a year ago, almost to the day. So it's already been a 10-bagger and the reality is it's my top electric vehicle stock of 2021 and I believe that this story is just getting started. BUS in Canada, BUSXF in America, once again with big breaking news and you guys know that here at Rich2VeeLive, we love to bring you the breaking news first. Look at the $0.17 March 30th, a high of $3.44, currently at $1.96 and about getting ready to go onto the NASDAQ. That's right. So huge news coming from Grand West Transportation. This is their website, grandwest.com and you can learn about their vicinity buses at vicinitybus.com as well. And here's the big news, Grand West appoints respected industry veteran, Manuel Achadina as chief operating officer, Grand West Transportation Group, bus in Canada, BUSXF in America, 6LG in Frankfurt, Germany, a leading supplier of electric, CNG, gas and clean diesel buses. Today announced that it has appointed respected industry veteran and prominent Canadian transit leader, Manuel Achadina as chief operating officer. Mr. Achadina will succeed Jonathan Leskiewicz, who has transitioned to a focus on product development. For over 25 years, Mr. Achadina has built a reputation within the transportation industry for his strong work ethic, results oriented to drive an exceptional ability to forge and maintain strategic alliances. Mr. Achadina was previously president and CEO of BC Transit from 2008 to 2018, where he led the development and implementation of BC Transit's evolving business strategy. During his 10 years as CEO, annual revenue and ridership grew to over 261 million and 51 million passengers respectively. He represented BC Transit with riders around the province, as well as partners, businesses, government leaders and other key external groups. Mr. Achadina also focused on BC Transit sustainability efforts with a commitment to lead the growth of transit oriented communities across the province. Previously, Mr. Achadina served as the British Columbia Ferry Service Inc., most recently as Vice President, Terminal Operations, where he was responsible for overseeing the operations of 48 terminals along the coast of British Columbia. Prior to that, he held government positions with the Ministry of Finance and Corporate Relations, as well as the Ministry of Employment and Investment. Mr. Achadina holds a Bachelor of Arts, Economics and a Master of Public Information both from the University of Victoria in British Columbia. On behalf of our Board of Management team, we are privileged to welcome an industry titan such as Manuel to our company, said William Trainor, Chief Executive Officer of Grand West. Manuel brings over two decades of leadership experience in the transportation industry where he built a truly world-class transit authority for British Columbia. His extensive experience and industry knowledge will be instrumental in accelerating our growth as we expand our market, dealer network, scale production and capacity and market our new line of innovative electric buses. In conjunction with the appointment of Manuel, due to the advancement in Grand West's new product lines, particularly with the electrification of the vicinity buses, Jonathan Leckowicz will be moving to a product development role. Jonathan has over 17 years of transportation experience and 22 years heavy duty experience with alternative fuels, emissions, compliance and regulation. He will continue to bring his in-depth understanding of the entire product development process to Grand West to the new role and will direct our team in the life cycle of the continuously improving line of vicinity buses. The company also announced it is granted an additional 300,000 incentive stock options to Mr. Asidina at an exercise price of 240 for a period of five years. The options will vest in equal tranches every six months over a three-year period. About Grand West Transportation Group, Grand West Transportation Group bus in Canada, BUSXF in America, 6LG in Frankfurt, Germany, a leading supplier of electric, C&G, gas and clean diesel buses for both public and commercial enterprise use in the U.S. and Canada. The company's flagship line of vicinity buses, which maintain a dominant market share in Canada, are produced by the company's world-class manufacturing partners or at the company's Buy America Act Compliant Assembly Facility in Washington State. Grand West Innovative vicinity lightning EV bus enabled through a tier one strategic supply agreement with BMW batteries and components seeks to lead the global transition to more sustainable transit vehicles in the private and public markets. So, once again, they show their websites and I can show that to you as well. This is the big news. Grand West appoints respected industry veteran, a titan, manual, a chendina, as chief operating officer. So just building the team. Here's the vicinitybus.com website. Here is the grandwest.com website. And here's the stock. You can see BUSXF in America currently up 2% today. On the news and bus in Canada had a big dip last week. Good to see it starting to come back up, find a floor. Let's see if it can maintain these prices. Now, remember, Rich TV Live is strictly for education entertainment purposes. Always do your due diligence. Always do your research before you invest in anything that we talked about here in Rich TV Live. 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Dr. Rachel, thank you so much for taking the time to answer some questions we have regarding social networking and cyber security. And first we'd like to know what your experience with Bebo, which is one of the most popular social networkings in the UK and all over the world. So can you highlight on your experience and the challenges you face? Well, on the social networking site, traditionally what we understand, the risks online are that you may have predatory males, predatory males talking young girls and boys, you may have people bullying one another. There are concerns about inappropriate content that young people create videos when they're bullying one another or slapping or hitting each other. So there are a plethora of issues that we have to combat and we take a three pronged approach. Number one is that I chair the European Commission's social networking task force. I work with the industry to develop a set of good practice safety guidelines. So we as industry develop them in partnership with child protection experts and law enforcement. And the idea is if you think about a social networking site as a location, we need to make sure that we have good practice recommendations about, for example, making sure that internet safety advice is easily accessible, that it's prominent, that it doesn't just reside in the terms of service, that secondly that it's easy to report instances of abuse. So there are range, there are seven principles and industry work for nine months to develop these principles and the European Commission held an event on February the 10th of this year to an invited industry to sign up to the implementation. So that has happened and we are now in the process of evaluating, assessing how well people have implemented the safety features on their site. So we develop the principles and then we encourage each company to write about how they've implemented those recommendations because we as industry recognize that perhaps sometimes we're not really good at telling people all of the good things that we do and people assume that industry's not doing anything, that they're not being responsible. So these self declarations, if you Google EU, safer social networking principles, they'll come to the EU, the European Commission's homepage. There you will see not only the document of principles, but every company that signed up to those principles, their self declaration, they declare how they've implemented those. So that's a really significant step forward and it's something that I think could be replicated in non-EU countries. Secondly, we decided, well, you know what, let's just check and make sure that in a transparent way that people have implemented what they've outlined in their self declarations. So that process is taking place now. There's a team of expert researchers that devise a methodology, we've consulted on that and they will start the assessment in about mid to end of October. So by internet safety day, which falls every year in February, the commissioner, and I think it may still be Vivienne Redding, will be able to announce the results of that assessment. So industry is doing a lot. So if you think of that, that's from one, that's the location, that's how you engage industry in developing good practices to secure the location. Secondly, we have very close relationships. We have to think about the offenders, those people who exploit our services, be it for hacking, spam, predatory mails, bullying. We need to think about making sure that young people can report easily on people on every single page. Every single user's page is a report abusing, except you're wrong because you're not likely to be reporting yourself. But in every other user's page is a report abusing, so you can report to our abuse management team and they will respond. We've got clear policies, procedures and protocols about how we respond.  Our systems capture the information of the subject of the report and the person who is reporting. So it's very easy for our abuse management team to then just go to the pages and see what's happening and take an action. The actions can be a warning to say, you know, come to our attention that your behavior is inappropriate. With a cease and desist, you know, do not do this again if you do. Your account will be deleted. If the activity is a little bit more egregious, we'll delete the account. If it's very serious and it's potentially illegal, then we'll report it to the police and work with them so that they can facilitate the investigative process. They give us the right documents, requesting IP addresses, etc. So that's the kind of work that we do at law enforcement. And then one of the key things that I think is often neglected is understanding the criminal act.  So the question is, why is this young person vulnerable? And being a forensic psychologist, I spend a lot of time profiling at-risk young people. And very often the profile of an at-risk young child is somebody who may have a mental health issue. It could be acute, it could be chronic. Or it could be very easily, you know, middle class, family, they're well functioning, but the child is going through some acute issue in school, maybe a bit of bullying, maybe they've been excluded. There's something that's bothering them and they need help and support. And in the time that I was researching for my PhD, I spent time posing as an 8, 10 and 12 year old online to see how I could understand the grooming practices.  Can you send me a picture? You sound like a lovely person. And very quickly the conversation evolves into, you know, I feel like you're my soul mate. I love you. Tell me what's bothering you. I'll be there for you. So these young people are getting what they think is half in support and love. But of course this is a ploy by the individual. My thinking, what I was trying to communicate today is that the experts at giving mental health, social care, support and advice are organizations that we have in the real world and I've been spending the last 18 months evangelizing to them saying you really should have your presence online. You should be accessible 24-7 to these young people. And it's very difficult as a young person if you've got an issue with your body image or you might be self-harming. You may not necessarily know the name of the organization that's going to help you. So what we've done on Bebo is create the Bewell platform and encourage all the support organizations to set up their presence within Bewell. So you as a user, when you're feeling unwell for whatever reason, know that you can go to Bewell and find the support that you need. And that's a fundamental shift in how we empower young people. So it's not only about educating about the fact that there may be predators and that you need to keep your password secure. It's that holistic approach to helping young people and by ensuring that they seek out early from the right experts and support organizations and from one another by putting the Bewell platform we're hoping to normalize and destigmatize early health seeking. And that's a change. So you don't have to feel as a teenager, as teenagers often do, they think this stuff is only happening to me. I'm so isolated and alienated. So what we're trying to do is increase their health literacy by getting them to engage in discussions about this so that if one young person is feeling a bit down, another young person will say, hey, you know what, I was feeling like that the other day, you should go along to the Bewell place. They really helped me. So I think that's... We were talking today in the session about how our thinking has evolved over the last 13 years. And for me, that's one of the big things in understanding. We really do need to take a more holistic approach. So I'm interested to know how children relate to virtual and real worlds and whether they consider them as one world and they don't differentiate between them or do they live two different worlds? I think you've hit the nail on the head. Originally, when the internet started up, we had this whole thing about the internet space being hyper real and everyone's anonymous talking to each other. Fundamentally, what's happening nowadays is for young people who've grown up and they've never known anything other than a world with the internet in it, to them, there's no distinction because they go to school in the morning, they come home and they're talking to their friends on social networking sites or they're IMing them. Exactly the same as I did when I was a kid. I walked to school with my best friend, sat next to her all day, came home. When I was on the phone, the landline drove my mother insane. So it hasn't really changed that much. It's just the mechanism of communication that has changed. And also, instead of being one to one, it can now be one to many. So whole gang of friends can talk. I think our fear of the negative downside sometimes paralyzes us in terms of conceptualizing what it could be. And increasingly, education ministries are realizing we really need these young people to grow up and be proficient members of the knowledge economy. For them to do that, the skill set that they need, precisely the sort of skill set that they acquire on a social networking site, when governments try to replicate social networking sites, which are essentially, one could say, an online collaborative environment, because they don't have the money and the amazing designers, etc. The things that they come up with, often they attempt to replicate the Facebooks, but it doesn't work really well. So what we're seeing increasingly is that ministries of education are thinking, well, actually, maybe, our understanding tells us that informal education environments are actually where a lot of young people, especially those who may not be taught the class, really acquire knowledge at a rapid rate. And they're thinking that perhaps they should harness these sorts of networks. So in answer to your question, I don't think that for many young people there's a very clear distinction, except perhaps when they're playing online games, I think they acquire the critical skills earlier to be able to determine what is real and what is not real. But as in any human behavior, you cannot count for those people that there will be a subset that maybe cannot differentiate very easily. And that may be because of some learning issues or mental health issues or their cognitive processing, information processing. But I would say in general, it's safe to say that people see the distinction. Plus, you know why? Because there are consequences. If you're mean to your friend online, he'll just go and suffer. You know what I mean? So the consequences of their behaviors are very real to them. So that makes it very real. When you talk about the psychology of the child, how does cyberbullying impact this psychology? And is it an everlasting impact or is it just for a short time and then he can get over the impact of cyberbullying? I know these are kind of perennial questions. And I think when we differentiate between bullying in the real world, cyberbullying has kind of overshadowed real-world bullying. And we have, and I don't know if it's a coping mechanism that we have that we think, oh my goodness, cyberbullying is somehow different and alien and it's anonymous and it's 24-7. You know, fair enough.   You're like, oh, it's my question. I'm not affected anymore. So I think we sometimes have disproportionate responses or we don't think, we don't apply the same logic to real-world as to online. Out of the skates it makes the issue more difficult to understand because we go off in tangents. The reality is human behavior, bullying behavior is not a good thing. It requires us as a society to make sure that we have proper education in place to teach young people about, treat others with respect and also troubleshoot, also make sure that we equip them for when they do behave badly to one another because they are human. That they know to apologize, to own up to it. I think that oftentimes you have to take responsibility. That's the root of the issue and we need to focus on that rather than distracting about, oh, it's 24-7, it's anonymous or whatever. So I'm not sure that that is helpful. It distracts us from the real core issue, which is how do you educate young people to behave in a civilized and proper fashion? Something I would really want to know from you, how can we encourage children's curiosity while not endangering their security online? Can we do this? And if yes, how? I think we can do that. One of the fundamental things is that for parents to recognize that children grow up online are the political and economic context within which we operate and we're sending kids to school to acquire the skillset that they need to become proficient members of the knowledge economy. That requires them to have access to the internet. And for parents the dilemma is that they know their kids need to access the internet and maybe they don't really understand fully what's on there. They always is upon a parent to actually get on to the computer and familiarize themselves with it or go to their local education, adult education learning resource or go to their friend or sit down and ask their kids there is a responsibility in parents to acquire that knowledge and to do that. In the same way as when your teenager starts going to sleepovers or discos or whatever it is parents generally assume the role of I must drive them to this destination and get them back. It's just part of parenting. And I think the critical thing is also to have open lines of communication. Your child sees something negative online. In my experience of researching thousands of young people over the course of the last six or eight years their biggest concern is that if they tell mom or dad that they saw something bad online mom and dad will freak out go ballistic and ban them from using the internet.  So there's a fundamental educational role that we have to stay to parents to remain calm. You must make it so that your child understands it no matter what happens to them online and no matter what they do online they should feel that they can come and tell you and you'll respond in a calm supportive manner. Now that might sound easy to say but that is a fundamental message and I think that if we could communicate that to parents that would be a really singularly important message to get to them. In the session today we discussed the concept of child friendly zones and for some people who don't know what this concept stands for can you just give us a brief on what it is and then what's your take on it are you with or against it? That's a really good question and I think we had some discussion around filtering solutions so a parent could decide to create an attempt to use a filtering solution to create a child friendly zone which is one of the products that was mentioned basically contains a blacklist of sites that the young person shouldn't be able to access and you then can tailor it so the child can only have access for 30 minutes or maybe an hour so you're excluding them from being able to access negative content and you're controlling their access so that kind of can create a child friendly zone. From an industry perspective a company can decide to create a section of its service or maybe devote its entire service to a particular age group and target them in those instances they may augment the safety features that they've implemented on the site and do things like for example one of the things we do on Vivo is that we have a platform, an open media platform and we invite professional content providers to upload their content however we make it clear to them that they have the facility to age target and also label their content so in exactly the same way as you see in a cinema or TV content that's age targeted and also you know something that says you may see mild violence in this so we feel that that's a way to empower young people. Similarly some companies decide ok we'll show certain content at certain times of the day and then after 11pm there's more adult content or content that may not be appropriate for an 11 year old so there are a variety of techniques that can be used in addition also some service providers decide ok we'll allow people to chat with young people in the same age group we're going to moderate that chat but the chat can only take place at certain times of the day so that kind of day partying and allocating time and resources so that you ensure the content is appropriate for young people you can also go further and have a full editorial control so only content that has been pre-approved appears on the site from a social networking perspective there are a number of sites out there where one in the UK, which is where they it would seem from their safety practices that they moderate the communications and the other ones go still further where the young person can only choose from a certain pre-ordained set of statements so that they can interact with one another so you can take it from that level all the way up to a far more liberal approach social media are very full of false identities so how do you think this can endanger children online and if children take part in presenting false identities for themselves online what's your take on this I'm glad you brought that point up in the first five or six years of the whole thing of getting internet safety advice out there so from 1996 up to 2001 we, and even beyond that our safety advice to young people was do not give out personal details online so in other words, if you're not giving out your personal details, my name is Rachel I live inside, you have to be duplicitous to a certain degree so we ask children be duplicitous but also be able to detect when somebody else who is also being duplicitous is really a bad person right, cognitively that's way too demanding for an adult, not to mention a child so I think that originally our messaging was maybe flawed and that presented problems and on a social networking site typically young people are communicating we've had research independent research research finding some different parts of the globe young people communicate with the friends that they've spent the day in school with that's who they're communicating with so the idea that there's lots of anonymous communication happening is very much a web 1.0 kind of thing, the majority of the time the majority of young people are communicating with their friends however they do meet people that they don't know in the real world especially if they're online gaming or their friend introduces them it's perfectly possible to create friendships online and for those to flourish what we focus on is that sometimes there may be users with ill intent and part of what we need to do is to educate young people about those sorts of issues so your point specifically was what about fake identities generally what we find, what the research findings show is that people present themselves maybe more like cool because I'm going here, I've been partying here's me having fun here's me having more fun so maybe it's not a fully accurate but I mean then you come to a philosophical question who is me, who am I so generally they're communicating with one another and you can't really communicate with your friends unless, how are they going to know it's you if you have to have it now what does happen on occasion is that to bully another person I might take a photo of you put it up on Facebook and pretend to be you so that creates a lot of anxieties and one of the workarounds for that for example is to create a you can report the abuse to the abuse management teams and also though fundamentally I think this is an issue that needs a multiple response if you focus simply on the internet company if it's obvious that there's a breach of the terms of service i.e. if that person is defaming harassing and abusing and it's clearly evident from that so an observer can see that then we'll take action but often times somebody may take over somebody else's page and then say something like I know what you did last night which may mean that person had behaved really badly or it could mean that they behaved really well and won an award if an abuse management team is looking at that it's really really difficult to make a decision because you don't know the contextual information you don't know the context within which I know what you did last night or hey I know what you did last night we don't know what that is so one of the fundamental issues is that we need to get anti-bullying experts and teachers and parents and young people to understand I think for adults there is a separation between the real world and the virtual world so they think this scary thing has happened on this anonymous platform and I must you know essentially we advise them yes reported to the service provider but also this bullying has happened between this child and her friends so then you need to think about what are the ways you as a parent will help and support your child with that sort of an issue and whether or not you have recourse to the school to help you and support you in that particularly in the UK for example have an anti-bullying policy that young people sign off to so if you bully and other people either online or offline you will be subject to penalties within the school be that detention or something else so it needs what we need is a safety net to prevent harm to young people it isn't just one actor that has whole responsibility for addressing these issues that includes industry law enforcement parents teachers the child, him or herself and her peers and also perhaps alluding to an earlier discussion making sure that the support organisations because not everybody has incredibly supportive parents or they may be distracted we need to make sure that safety net also includes support mental health anti-bullying organisations who will deliver the support this person needs when they need it my final question would be that one of the statements that were said in the session that as a parent I would not lend or I would not leave my responsibility as a parent to a software that filters online content so what's your take on that statement are you with it or against it and also highlight on filtering softwares I agree that I wouldn't agree I wouldn't solely rely on a filtering solution to protect my child online there needs to be open lines of communication if you think of what was there before the internet and the concerns we had people sometimes refer to TVs as a babysitter so I certainly wouldn't solely rely on it I think filters are good for very young children because it makes sure that they're not shocked by content but that must always be supplemented by having open lines of communication with your child and say no matter what you see no matter what you do someone tell me and I'll help you and I'll support you and if there's a virus on your computer I will help you and also perhaps explanations about this is just my personal view we need to think as a society how we address the issue of what they might encounter and what's the best advice to give to a parent and maybe parents there are a lot of networks of parents online who share with each other in different situations so one child seeing an image of pornography because of the personality of the child a parent will respond in one way and another child in the same family who sees it because of their personality and their circumstances their age, their cognitive development will require maybe a different response the worst response is oh my god I'm going to ban the internet and then we need to rely on psychologists and support organizations to give us some insight I'm very interested about how you address these issues with young people thank you so much for this lovely interview and all these thoughtful insights we appreciate that very much thank you, it's been my pleasure


Okay, just want to read one verse and then we'll start. Okay, I'd like us to turn to 2nd Peter and chapter 3 verse 18. Okay, 2nd Peter chapter 3 verse 18. This is what it says, right? It says, But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, to Him be the glory both now and forever. Okay, the verse is before that, it talks about how we need to be diligent, to be found in peace, to be found blameless, to be without spot. Okay, and verse 17 says, You therefore, beloved, since you know this beforehand, beware lest you also fall from your own steadfastness, being led away with the error of the wicked, but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. So you're saying, you know, just watch out so that you don't fall away from your steadfastness.  Okay, but watch out that you don't move away from that place of being steadfast, of being consistent. And verse 18 is almost like an antidote, right? It's like an answer to this, like he's giving, but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. Okay, so in our own spiritual lives, we just come to that place of saying God, you know, I don't want to be, you know, in a sense, I don't want to be content, right, with status quo. Meaning, I don't want to stay where I am. Because actually, there is no place of staying where we are, right? Either we will go back or we need to go forward. So the steadfastness is about growing. The steadfastness is about moving forward, growing in the grace, growing in the knowledge and understanding of our Lord Jesus. And that's our pursuit, right, as follows of the Lord Jesus. Whether we are in ministry, whether we are not in ministry, you know, that doesn't matter at all, you know, in so-called full-time ministry. But as believers, as disciples of the Lord Jesus, this is our responsibility that we grow in the grace, that we grow in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. Okay, so why don't we just pray on these lines and say, Lord, we want to grow. Lord, I want to grow. I just don't want to remain in this place of spirituality or maturity. But I want to grow. I want to grow more. I want to grow in your knowledge. I want to grow in your grace. Let's pray in our own words. Maybe you can just pray, talk to the Lord and say, Lord, cost me to grow. You could say, Lord, Spirit of God, you enable me, you strengthen me, pour out your spirit. Lord, you lead me. You know, the Lord Jesus says that the Holy Spirit, you know, He will lead us into all truth and the truth will set us free and free from what is holding us back, free from what is withholding us, free from all those barriers, right? From all those shackles, from all those chains, even things that are holding us back from growing into the likeness of Christ. Okay, the Holy Spirit will lead us into truth. So let's pray that saying, Lord, you lead me into the truth. You lead me in the truth so that I understand what the truth is so that I can walk in the truth that I may grow in the grace and the knowledge of Lord Jesus. Father, we thank you for this, for these words of instructions, God, for this exhortation. And Lord, we ask that you would pour out your spirit and by your spirit and with our relationship with you, God, with our fellowship with the Holy Spirit, with our communion with the Holy Spirit that we may be led into truth, that we may be established into truth and that we will continue to grow in the grace and knowledge, God, that we will not remain where we are, that we will not be satisfied with where we are, O God, but that we will grow and more and more, Father God, and that we will grow in power, that we will grow in understanding and maybe grow in Christ likeness, maybe grow to be like you, God. We thank you and to this end, Holy Spirit, help us, lead us. We give you all the praise and all the glory. In Jesus' name we pray, amen, amen. Okay, that's a wonderful prayer to pray. We know that it's in line with Scripture, it's in line with the will of God. And there are many such prayers, right? Where Paul prays for the church, right? It's in Ephesians and we see in the epistles where Paul writes and he prays for the church, prays for the believers. And we can actually make that our declaration. Like Paul says, like John says, I pray that you may prosper and be in health just as your soul prospers and you can make that your confession, you can make that your declaration. Lord, I pray that I may prosper and be in health just as my soul prospers, right? Okay, let's continue from where we stopped last class. Does anyone remember where we stopped? Where did we stop last class? Sorry. Yeah, we went past church history, the role of the Holy Spirit in church history. Okay, so we went through the timeline, 480 till 2000 and all the wonderful truth the Holy Spirit is restoring into the church. And after that, looked at something very important. Sorry. So the work of the Holy Spirit we saw in a believer's life, that's where we stopped, right? In a believer's life. And one of the things that he does is gives us, the Holy Spirit gives us the assurance of sonship. Meaning that he testifies to us that we are sons and daughters of God. Okay, so no one can reason it with us. No human being needs to reason with the Holy Spirit himself. He reasons, he gives us the proof, he gives us the evidence. Okay, so we stopped there. And before that we saw that, chapter 7, we saw work of the Holy Spirit towards the sinner. He does the work of convicting. So we see that he convicts the world of sin, of righteousness, of judgment. Very important work. That is the ministry of the Holy Spirit. He's the one who brings conviction. Okay, so even as believers, as ministers of God, so we don't have to put ourselves under pressure to bring that conviction. Of course, we will use the wisdom that God gives. We will use the words that God gives. We'll use our abilities, our testimony and everything to share. But the actual work of convicting people's hearts is the work of the Holy Spirit. So that's something that we saw. Okay, and then we looked at the work of the Holy Spirit in a believer's life. And we started by looking at how the Holy Spirit, it is he who brings about change in the inner man. The work of regeneration. What happened to us when we were born again? We looked at that. And then if you said, okay, we are forgiven, our sins are forgiven. And we also saw that we are made new as new creation and our past is taken away, the old is taken away. And all that, the regeneration, the new creation, the born against spirit is because of the Holy Spirit. He's the one who does the work. So which means that I cannot will myself to be a new creation. In the sense, I can't psych myself to be a new creation. I'll say, okay, I want to follow the Lord Jesus. Let me do these steps one, two, three, four, and I'm a new creation. What I can do is just receive by faith. I receive salvation. We receive salvation by faith. You receive it because it's freely given. It's by grace through faith. So we receive it. But the work of regeneration, there's something very significant, very deep, very precious that the Holy Spirit does. He does it in our hearts. There's no other human being can do that. No self-help book can do that. Have you read any self-help books? Okay, like about increasing your memory power, about managing your time. These are good things, managing your time, maybe improving your language, improving your presentation skills. There are many self-help books, especially in the railway station, if you go. There are many books that they keep, magazines, books, and people just grab it and general knowledge. And you will see a lot of self-help books next time when you go home for your vacation. You check out maybe many self-help books, general knowledge, how to pass IAS exam, IITs, and then these things will be there. How to increase your memory power, increase your language, how to win friends and influence people, Dale Carnegie. All these books will be there. So no amount of self-help can actually change our spirit. It will definitely make us, you know, these things are useful to train our minds. They will, you know, they will change our thinking, therefore our behavior. But our spirit will remain unchanged if not for the work of the Holy Spirit, if not for, you know, salvation. That's something you need to understand. So something amazing happened to us when we were born again. We need to realize that. You need to understand that, you know, it's not like I just made a decision and I'm here, you know, in the Bible college training. No, something amazing happened, something supernatural happened, something very special happened. And that was because of the work of the Holy Spirit. And you gave permission, right? You gave permission, you said, okay, Lord, I invite you to come into my heart. I changed my life, right? You prayed that prayer or you maybe didn't, didn't even voice it, but you thought about it and then God responded. Okay, so we see that the work of regeneration is by the Holy Spirit. Okay, that's why we stopped. He gives us the assurance of sonship. Okay, so in everyday life, we see that the Holy Spirit works in the hearts of the believer in the life of the believer. There's something that he's doing. We might not be even mindful of it, that we may not be even aware of it, right? But he is doing the work because he indwells us, right? Let's look at a few scriptures, okay? If you're following in your notes, we are in chapter 8, right? Work of the Holy Spirit in a believer's life and we are looking at in everyday life, what does he do? Okay, let's turn to 2nd Corinthians chapter 1 and verse 22. Okay, 2nd Corinthians 1 verse 22, Ephesians 1, 13, Ephesians 4. So all these scriptures talk about a particular thing, something that the Holy Spirit did. Okay, 1 and verse 22, 2nd Corinthians chapter 1 verse 22. It says, he... Sorry, let me read verse 21 and 22. So he who establishes us with you in Christ and has anointed us is God, who also has sealed us and given us the Spirit in our hearts as a guarantee. Okay, he has sealed us and given us the Spirit in our hearts as a guarantee. Okay, so what does that sealed us mean? Okay, the word used there is the word, which means spragzigo, spragizzo, which means in Greek, it's just signatory. Okay, signatory. Like, if you, in olden days, the monarchy, the king or the queen will have a signatory. You know, have you seen in the post office? You know, now post offices are very few, but in the post office, they put that seal. Okay, and they melt that red colour wax, right? And then it'll form a kind of a liquid thing and then they put a seal there. There's an emblem there. And also, you know, if somebody, let's say, there's a crime scene, crime scene, sorry, and they'll seal that door, which means nobody has authority to open it except the one who put that seal. Okay, one who gives permission is the one who put the seal, right? So kings and queens, you know, had this ring and so they'll put that. So it's called a signatory. Okay, so the same word is used there, that we have been sealed by the Holy Spirit. God by sending the Holy Spirit and the Holy Spirit because of His indwelling us. It is the seal of ownership, right? So each of us carry that mark, that seal of ownership. What is that ownership? Who's the owner? Yeah, absolutely. He's the one who purchased us by his precious blood. So we belong to Him. So each of us carry that seal of ownership and the seal of ownership is the Holy Spirit. Okay, the second thing that we see there in the same verse is that, and who has given us the spirit in our hearts as a guarantee. And that word is also an interesting word. Okay, so that word means in Old English, it'll be a word called earnest. Okay, earnest or guarantee. In today's contemporary language, it would mean a down payment. Okay, so when you buy something on installment, right, let's say you're buying a two wheeler, you need to pay a down payment, right? Maybe 50% or maybe more of the cost of the vehicle, you need to pay as a down payment. That's the assurance that, you know, and the vehicle is yours, but you need to pay that installment so that the vehicle becomes fully yours. Okay, so that's the same idea or the same word is used there, earnest. Okay, or a down payment. So who is the earnest? The Holy Spirit in our hearts is a earnest or the down payment or a guarantee. For what? Like we're already belonging to Him, the guarantee that we are the purchased position, we belong to Him and there will be a full redemption at the coming of Christ. There'll be a full redemption, right? When is the full redemption made when the payment is full? Now the payment has already been made, but we are spirit, soul and body. We are redeemed fully at the coming of Christ. Okay, and a very interesting Greek word, Arabon. Okay, that's the word which is used there. And interestingly, in modern Greek, like today, you know, that word Arabon has actually evolved and changed and they use it to signify the engagement ring. Okay, so what is an engagement ring? Ring, engagement ring. What does it mean? Engage means what? Engage means engaged. Okay, so engage means that... What does it say in Hindi? Sagaai. Okay, so that's not marriage, right? What happens before the marriage? Okay, so it's a promise that one day you will get married. Okay, they're promising each other saying, okay, today I make a promise that on this day or one day, pretty soon in the future, we will be married. Okay, so that same word is used for the engagement ring. Okay, so in fact, the Lord is saying that, you know, in the Bible we see there will be the marriage support of the Lamb. We are the bride of Christ, the church, and the bridegroom Jesus is coming back for the bride. So he's saying we are engaged in coming back. There's a promise, promise of the second coming. All that, you know, it signifies that, right? So the fact that the Holy Spirit indwells us is a promise of what is to come, right? We are in fact the bride of Christ. So all those wonderful things are in that one verse, you know, it has so much of meaning. Okay, let's look at the other couple of verses also. Let's look at Ephesians 1 and verse 13. Okay, let me quickly read Ephesians 113.  Verse 14, who is the guarantee of our inheritance until the redemption of the purchased possession to the praise of his glory? So verse 14 brings it out very clearly.  He's the earnest until the full redemption of the purchased possession, right? Okay, so that's the assurance that we have as believers that the Holy Spirit has been given to us as a guarantee. So the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit signifies all this. Okay, maybe we might have questions, you know, when will Jesus come? You know, it's already been so many years. You know, will he come? The fact that you and I have the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit is pointing to that promise. He's saying that he's the guarantee of the full redemption of the purchased possession. The full redemption happens when he comes again. So we don't have to be in doubt. We don't have to be anxious. Well, he indwells us and it is like the engagement ring, right?  Now, my mother-in-law, she was a little anxious, right? So because I knew my wife now for about four or five years before we got married, like, you know, knew her as a friend and this thing. So every time I'll go home, visit and talk and also she'll get very agitated, you know, will he marry you or not? You know, she'll ask, will he finally marry you or not? Then she'll ask me, you know, so Jake Ma, you know, what are your plans? And I, you know, and wantedly, I'll be talking about my professional, this thing, you know, I'll be talking about work and she'll actually want to know what are your plans, you know, regarding my daughter, you know, when, what, when is it going to happen?  But, you know, there's this anxiety in her. So finally, when we got engaged, I could see that she was at peace. No more anxiety. Okay, finally you're engaged. I know that he's going to get, you know, married to her.  The same way, we don't have to be, you know, we don't have to be anxious if we are anxious.  And that problem is signified by his presence in our lives, by the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit. Okay, okay, let's move on. Okay, let's move on to the next one. The Holy Spirit helps us to live a life of holiness. What is his name? Holy Spirit. His name is Holy Spirit. And so he comes in to make us holy. Holy. He indwells us to make us holy.   But in Scripture, you see it's the other way around. He comes in whatever state we are, whatever condition we are. He comes and works in us to make us holy. He's not looking for very holy, perfect people to come and dwell in. No, he's saying, no, I will come and dwell and I will make the changing. I'll make the renovation. I'll make the repairs. I'll do the painting. I'll change everything. I'll do the makeover. Right? So he enables us to walk in holiness. If you look at chapters, especially Roman chapter 6, 7, 8, you can go through it and read it. It talks about the work of the Holy Spirit who enables us to crucify or put to death the things of the flesh. He enables us. And why does he do that so that you and I can live a holy life? So we see that God does not require of us to do things out of our own will Of course our will is involved, but out of our own strength, out of our own ability, no. Yes, our will is involved. We need to make a choice.   So you see this whole aspect of salvation and the work of the Holy Spirit. It's something wonderful for the believer. It's wonderful for each one of us.  Okay, let's look at the Romans chapter 8. You can read 6 and 7. But if you look at Romans 8, it's something very important. 8 and verse 5. For those who live according to the flesh, set their minds on the things of the flesh. But those who live according to the Spirit, the things of the Spirit. So that's what verse 5 says. And it says, For to be carnally minded or fleshly minded is death. It brings death. It destroys. But to be spiritually minded is life and peace. Verse 7, Because the carnal mind is enmity against God. For it is not subject to the law of God, nor indeed can be. Okay, let's go down to verse 11. But if the Spirit of him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you. He who raised Christ from the dead would also give life to your mortal bodies through his Spirit who dwells in you. Verse 12. Therefore brethren, we are debtors not to the flesh to live according to the flesh. For if you live according to the flesh, you will die. But if by the Spirit you put to death the deeds of the body, you will live. For as many are led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God. So what do we see here? Verse 13 especially says that if you live according to the flesh, you will die. But if by the Spirit, what does that mean? It's by the Spirit, led by the Spirit with the help of the Spirit. According to the empowering the plans of the Holy Spirit. If by the Spirit, that's first thing, by the Holy Spirit. So it's not without the Holy Spirit. If by the Holy Spirit, what is the second part? If by the Spirit, you put to death. So it involves the Holy Spirit, big part. By His plan, by His empowering. But who is going to put to death? Who is going to bring to a close? I'm involved, I'm responsible. It says if by the Spirit, you put to death the deeds of the body, you will live. So the Holy Spirit is going to lead us to put to death the deeds of the body. So what does put to death mean? Execute, right? Execution, meaning bring to an end. Bring to an end. Bring what to an end? Sorry? Yeah, fleshly things which cause us to sin. Maybe stubborn things which cause us to sin. Cycles of sin, defeat. And you say, well, I get out of it. If by the Spirit, you put to death. Which means you're just bringing into the whole realm of possibility. You're saying it is possible to do this. It is possible to live a life like this. It is possible to put to death the things of the body. The fleshly appetites of the body. Things which actually cause you to live in frustration. As a believer, if you live a life of sin, it's so frustrating. It's very frustrating. Because you know that you're not called to live like that. You know the promises. You know that my identity is not this. I'm actually called to live a higher life. You've experienced a little bit of that. But then if you continue to go back to be held captive by the things of the flesh. It's a very frustrating thing. It's like, oh God, what is this? Why you ask all those questions? Why again? I've asked forgiveness so many times. Why am I going back? But here, we see this. By the Spirit, you can. By the Spirit, you can. So I think we need to say, by the Spirit, I can. Can you say that out loud? By the Spirit, I can. I can and I will. I put to death the deeds of the flesh. The deeds of the body, the diamond. Live. So this is a wonderful promise. And yeah, I just see all the commensia. Thank you, Krisha, Shaya. Yeah. So we are putting, we are able to put to death the things of the body, things of the flesh because of the work of the Holy Spirit. And Galatians also, we see the similar thing. Let's go to Galatians 6 and verse 8. Galatians 6 and verse 8. For he who sows to his flesh will off the flesh reap corruption. But he who sows to the Spirit will off the Spirit reap everlasting life. So the Holy Spirit enables us to sow to the Spirit in the things.  Right. When you sow, what happens when you sow?  Right. There is an expectation. You know that thing will come up. Right. Sooner or later, it will, it will come out of the soil. Yeah. I remember my brother and I used to, my mother, you know, showing, okay, you plant this onion and it will come out. Okay.  You plant it and you dig up and see whether it's growing. You know, they just said, no, that's not how it's going to work. You put it, cover it with soil, leave it. Okay. One day it'll just, those leaves will come out. So leave it. So the thing is this, the reality is that it will, you will reap. Okay. Now scripture is very clear, you know, if you sow to the Spirit, there will be consequence. Sorry. There will be, you know, whichever it is, if you sow the Spirit, or if you sow to the flesh, there will be a result. There will be a consequence of it. The consequence will be great. You will reap of everlasting life. If it is, you're sowing to the Spirit. But if you're sowing to the flesh, the consequence will be death. Okay.  I'm sure God will forgive me. No, it has its consequence. There are certain things that are dying, right? There are certain truths that God put in our heart that has been taken away. Maybe there are certain dreams. There are certain things that, desires that God put in that was alive, but now that's dead. And what caused that to die? It is sin, right? So sin brings death. Sowing to the flesh brings death, brings corruption. Everything gets tainted by sin. But if we sow to the Spirit, you will reap everlasting life. So that's what we see here. So which means the work of the Holy Spirit is so important for each one of us. We need the Holy Spirit. But the other thing is, it's not automatic. Many times we think, you know, this is automatic. I become a believer and I'm doing, you know, I'm just there. I'm just walking around and, you know, it needs to be automatic. No, it requires your will. It requires your choice. God is never going to override that, overrule that. Okay, let's move on to something else. The sanctifying work of the Spirit. Romans 15 and verse 16. Romans 15 and verse 16. What does it say? It says that I, is it Romans 15 and 16? Yeah. Okay. That I might be a minister of Jesus Christ to the Gentiles, ministering the gospel of God, that the offering of the Gentiles might be acceptable, sanctified by the Holy Spirit. What does sanctify mean? I think we looked at it, right? What does sanctify mean? To set apart. Okay. So can you just explain that? What does set apart, sorry? To make it holy. Okay. Special for a purpose. Okay. Okay. Anything else? Any other understanding? Sanctifying. Clean. Okay. Right. Yeah.  We are looking at it. You know, practically if you'd see, I just wanted to talk about, you know, I don't know if you have this experience, you know, when you go on the highway. Okay. Like I go to my hometown, which is about seven hours away from here.    And the food is yummy. Right.  And then you're waiting for the dosa. You just peep into the kitchen. Okay. Now that's a wrong thing to do. But you peep into the kitchen and you will see this dosa or, you know, it's like one big thing, right? Many dosas can be, you know, flying at the same time. It's a big thing. And then you'll see the chef. Okay. This guy will call out two dosa, two masala dosa for table one. Okay. And the chef will take one jadu, take a broom and you're like, Oh, he's taking a broom and he'll put some water on the tawa and he'll take that broom and sweep the water out. Right. And you're just hoping, I hope he uses the broom only for that. If he uses the broom or anything else, gone.  The thing is that jadu is used only for cleaning the tawa. Hopefully. That's our faith. But that's the thing. It's used only for that. It's used only for cleaning the tawa. So if you have that picture, that gives us a picture of sanctification. It can be used for various purposes, but it's been made special for that only. So that's a picture of set apart. You know, well, yeah, it can be used to clean very different things. But God says, Hey, I've sanctified you for this purpose. I've taken you out. Out of something. And I've set you for something. Right. Out of and for. Right. I've taken you out of something. I've taken you for something. And it says that self. Yeah. So, so that's, that's sanctifying. Right. So the work of the Holy Spirit here. I know we see here that it is. It is done by the Holy Spirit. The sanctification is done by the Holy Spirit, which means that the Holy Spirit constantly, if we would talk to him, if we would allow him, if we would be friends with the Holy Spirit. Right. I mean, when you say, we are talking about the triune God, of course. So, you know, no need to get confused technical and saying, you know, do I talk to Jesus or do I talk to Holy? No, if we would be friends with God, he would lead us in this path of sanctification.  Don't listen to it. Why are you looking at this? Don't look at this. It's not helping you. And he would also say, it's not just saying, okay, you give up something. Right. We think, if I become a believer, oh God, all fun is gone.  Finally, you know, we have a big list of giving up. No. He's also saying, you take on certain things. Right. You do this.  It's an exciting life.  It's an exciting life. It's a work of sanctification that the Holy Spirit does. Right. And he does it so well in our lives if we would hear, if he would listen. Okay. Let's look at 1 Corinthians 6 and verse 11. Okay. I'm not, I'm not, we won't be able to go and look at every verse, but I just encourage you to read through the scriptures. Right. 1 Corinthians 6 and verse 11. Okay. It says about the Corinthian believers, Paul is writing, and you know, this is how you were. Okay.  It's a deadly list. Right. But they were sanctified by the work of the Holy Spirit. Right. Now, justification happens, you know, at an instant, we accept Christ, we are made right with God, and justification just happens. We are justified by God. I think you've been studying in, in Christ class identity. We are justified in an instant, but this work of sanctification happens throughout with our friendship with God, throughout.  I don't think so. I've grown with God. You know, I've grown in friendship with God and, you know, I don't want to displease him. I don't want to grieve God Spirit. Right. The sanctification is a, is a walk with God, is a, is a walk of friendship, walk of intimacy with God. Right. So it says here, but you were sanctified, you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus, and by the Spirit of our God. So, he's doing this work of sanctification. You know, other scriptures also talk about that. Let's look at another aspect. Okay. That we are temple of God. We are a temple of God. Right. We are a habitation of God. Okay. Now, if you look at 1 Corinthians 3 and 1 Corinthians 6, it talks about, you know, this very thing. Okay. 1 Corinthians 3 and verse 16. Okay. What does it say? Do you not know that you are the temple of God and that the Spirit of God dwells in you?  Let's move on to chapter 6 and verse 19.  Okay. So these two, there's one basic difference in these two verses. Okay. And if you look at it in the context, you know, one thing is very clear that we are the temple of God. Okay. But in these two verses, there's one basic difference which is this 1 Corinthians 3 talks about collectively the people. He's addressing a people. If you look at 1 Corinthians 3, you know, he's saying, I could not speak to you as carnal, as spiritual, but I had to address you as carnal people. He's talking to a, like let's say a classroom, right?  We are, we are the house of God. We are the temple of God. And in chapter 6, verse 19, he says specifically, do you not know that your body, individually, separately, you know, as a person, that my body, he's saying that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit. So he's saying specifically, you are individually a temple of the Holy Spirit. Now, the thing is this that, you know, we understand this concept theoretically, but it needs to really sink in as a revelation, right? Because the thing is that we, our body, is the temple of the Holy Spirit, which means he indwells us, which means he's with us. And, you know, for the first time, I actually, you know, kind of thought about it, this, this truth, you know, became a reality or I could understand it. I was so excited. I was so excited, I couldn't sleep all night. I just like that. Because the thing is, I was thinking of Genesis 1, right? The Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the Earth. Okay. I was thinking about all through Scripture, you know, the Spirit of God helping people, the Spirit of God causing, you know, all these miracles and everything to, the Spirit of God coming upon the prophets and giving them revelation understanding. I was coming to, I was thinking about Acts chapter 2 and the Spirit of God outpouring of the Holy Spirit, you know, and wonderful things happening and right through the Book of Acts and, and, and all these things I was thinking, you know, this Holy Spirit, it's not a different Holy Spirit. Same Holy Spirit indwells me and I am the temple of the Holy Spirit, the house of the Holy Spirit. Just think about it. It's not the same. It's not a different Holy Spirit. It's not a junior Holy Spirit. You know, it's the same Holy Spirit. God indwells us. So I was, I was really excited. Oh, wow. So this Holy Spirit who was there at creation is in me. This Holy Spirit who was there when the church was born is in me. So there's nothing that he does not know because he is God. There's nothing that is more powerful than him because he is omnipotent. There's nothing that, you know, that escapes his attention and he is my God. Which means that I can, we can depend on him. Right. So that changes the way we would behave with someone else. Which means that, hey, the same Holy Spirit who dwells in me if I'm a believer, the same Holy Spirit dwells in you.   He dwells in you. So it's not like he's, you know, any, any less. No, same Holy Spirit. You might be educated, uneducated, skilled, unskilled. You know, it doesn't matter. The same Holy Spirit dwells in you. So, I better watch out the way I behave. You might be older than me, younger than me. It doesn't matter. Right. So the same Holy Spirit and you are the temple of the Holy Spirit.  Right. Because you are the temple of the Holy Spirit. And the same also holds through collectively.   And so Paul says, you be careful. If anyone defiles the temple, God is not going to be pleased. Right. Okay. So do we have time? We have one more minute. Okay. So we see that we are the temple of the Holy Spirit. Okay. I think I guess we'll stop here. We'll take a break. And when we come back, we look at other chapter. Defile means to make it dirty. Yeah. Both. So, so here in, in, okay, the question was, what is meant by defiling, you know, these 70. Okay. So I'll just address this defiling. So defiling is to, yeah, I think the same question which Nina is asking, defiling the temple. So what is happening in the Corinthian church is that people were actually fighting with one another. People were, you know, there was a lot of strife. There was a lot of division. And they were saying, Paul is great. Apollos is great. Peter is great. And there was a lot of division in the body. Okay. So, which means that they were treating each other. You know, one group was looking down on the other group. One group was saying, we are greater and you are not. And so, so here, Paul is saying that, you know, if you're doing that, you are actually defiling the temple. You know, you are not treating the way they're supposed to be treated. You are the body of God, body of Christ. Sorry. But then you are defiling. You know, it's like, you are treating it as a common thing. And you say, you know, especially when it's something like sacred. And you treat like the Jadu example, you take the Jadu and you use it to sweep the, maybe the bathroom. You know, you're actually defiling it. Right. So, so that's the thing. So he's saying, God is not pleased if anyone would defile, you know, in terms of spiritual abuse, in terms of, you know, misuse of spiritual authority, everything. God is not pleased. Okay. So Nina, Nina, hope that helps. Okay. Nina's question is, will God destroy that person? Okay. So the thing is, will God destroy him? Well, my opinion is this, that God will give 1000, you know, one chances for that person to change. Right. For that person to come back because our God is a redeemer. But the thing is, if he does not, in the end, the person opens his life or her life for destruction anyway. Right. So that is my, my opinion. Yeah. So that's what the scripture says. You're right. You're right. But God, scripture also says that he saves the, which means that when we hold both intention, he, you know, he saves the uttermost. He is going to give ample chances. Like this particular case, you know, for the church in Corinth, God is actually giving them another chance, giving them an opportunity to change. And this was through the ministry of Paul. Like Paul is saying, you know, this is how serious it is. And then they repented. They changed. Right. So yeah. Okay. Hope that helps. Nina. Okay. We can come back for some more questions. Okay. It's 9.52. So we'll come back at 10 too. Yeah. Thank you.


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Let's get back To what we were doing before The eG to music app This as well Can hide the info just in case we're then editing normally editing this into Different videos just in case something interesting came up Yes, we have this eG music structure just eG on music Yes, it is an app Okay, have all this requirements that it's recommending to use We have flask another flask NumPy, sciPy Not what leaves I keep pandas C4 TensorFlow SciPy, okay Okay, first of all We want to create a terminal Generate all To terminate we have to create another directory for and make the I think we were in the wrong folder, were they? Right, now we have the app Folder then we have create another directory in data Music app with uploads, that's okay Make the control shifts Shift Tests then we have config, config apache Okay, we can keep it there even though we'll have to then move it to the apache configuration Logs Open and it takes that it I did it. 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Hey everyone! I've got a beautiful project to work on today. I'm really excited about this one. It's a beautiful serving tray. Amazing thing about this one, it's got this natural hole which we're gonna fill with layers and layers of crystal clear resin. It's going to look beautiful when it's done. So because this is raw wood, wood is so porous it tends to really really soak up the resin. So what we're gonna do is put a really thin pre-coat of resin with a gloved hand and when that dries then we're gonna be able to put our final coat on. It's gonna look amazing. Okay so what we're gonna do first is mix up our resin and because I'm using a gloved hand for this pre-cut we don't need a huge amount. So I'm just using these little plastic glasses here and I'm gonna mix it up in this glass with a popsicle stick. Resin here. Okay now our hardener. So we've got level amounts here. Alright so now I've got my plastic cup. Gonna pour both these guys in here. We've got to stir for three minutes making sure that we scrape the bottoms and sides as always. We don't want any unmixed resin so you might notice on my surface here I've got a shower curtain. We use table cloths or shower curtains they work equally well. The great thing about it they are not expensive so you know you can use them a few times and dispose of them if necessary but the great thing about it is when the resin drips and cures you can just peel it right off like how easy is that. It's not gonna stick to anything so it's a really really handy thing to have on your work surface. When your hand starts cramping then you know you've mixed it. Good so we have our wood here and I just wanted to show you we've got the tray on these little painters supports here and we've also got some shims. These are super handy to keep and what we use them for is just adjusting. You can put them in on each corner and just adjust the height as you need to according to your level. So what I'm actually gonna do is flip it over and start with the back and the reason I'm gonna do that is I'll end with the top of the tray and then any drips are gonna drip below.  This is the fun part and like I said this raw wood is just gonna soak up this resin so I'm gonna make sure I do the the sides here as well and the reason for that because wood is so porous it's really affected by humidity and moisture so if this tray happened to get wet and the sides weren't sealed it would absorb moisture you'd get expansion and contraction you might get cracking even more pain possibly so we're just gonna seal it and make sure it's completely water and airtight. Look at how beautiful and rich the wood looks when you put the resin on it just glows it's so beautiful. Then my finger's too big to fit right inside these crevices so I'm gonna use this brush here just to make sure it is completely sealed. Okay now we're ready to flip so same thing on this side just make sure this is totally covered here. Okay so I think I've got every little crevice here with the brush so normally at this point obviously our next step would be to to torch out bubbles but I'm not gonna do that because wood is gonna off gas like crazy so I'm gonna torch this and two minutes later there's gonna be lots and lots of micro bubbles anyway. At this point these tiny little micro bubbles don't don't matter so don't worry about them right now. We're gonna sand down the whole thing both sides but I'll show you that at the next stage. Hey guys so we have our tray here after the first pour it looks beautiful so I just wanted to point out a couple of things to you though so you can see here remember yesterday I mentioned the wood is just gonna soak up the resin like crazy and you can see some dry spots here. Dave had a really good analogy yesterday he said it's like pouring resin on a dry sponge you're gonna get spots where it just soaks it up like crazy and a few dry spots too so I'm gonna give this a sanding because there are also those little bubbles where the wood gassed or off gassed yesterday and then because I used the glove tanned the glove just sort of pulled some of the the loose bits of wood especially from in here so there are a couple of spots here where there's shadings and wood bits so what I'm gonna do first is I'm just gonna pick these out just me as a utility knife and pick these out here okay so we're just gonna give this a light sand seems like kind of counterintuitive to be doing this you know like you're ruining it but it's gonna be fine okay so I've sanded down the front I'm just gonna flip it over and you can see here all the little drips that it formed so we're just gonna sand these down as well and watch how easily these come out you know what this is gonna take a while I'm just gonna go out and buy a sander come on let's go shopping we're going to Lowe's I love hardware stores it doesn't matter what kind when I was a kid my dad used to take me to the hardware store and my favorite thing to do was to go bring all the doorbells I used to drive it around crazy and there you go they did at least the one that we went to well I don't know if Lowe's has that I don't know if they do or not I haven't done it for a long time this is what I used to do for ages that's like a clock I'm gonna be here a while sorry I'm busy so that's how you do it so they'll be different different grits yeah there's 80 okay so we're back from our shopping trip got the belt sander got my safety goggles and I am going to sand this piece of wood here with this process seems like when you have like dense stuff in wood it's a bit of like it's like pouring and then sanding and then that reveals like even this is low and then you'll pour again you'll probably do this for this to make it perfect you might even do this like two more times really even three more times yeah all right that feels good so dust it off take it back downstairs and we'll continue with our resin and now I'm ready to do another coat of resin I did wipe down all the dust with a damp cloth but just to be on the safe side I'm gonna use this spray here just again to get into all those little crevices oh yeah there's a lot of dust coming off there okay so actually what I'm gonna do is just put a very very thin coat with a gloved hand just on the bottom I'm gonna let it dry and then tomorrow we'll flip it over and then I'm gonna start my layering okay so I've got some resin mixed up here and again I want to be really really um frugal with the resin this is not going to be the final coat so sometimes um you know because wood is not even it's not always level um you might have to do this resigning sanding resigning sanding step a couple of times and that is totally okay and normal so that first layer that we did yesterday is really going to help because it's soaked into the wood so when we put this layer on um it's going to sit on top we won't have those patches okay so I've got my very very thin coat of resin on here we're gonna cover it up leave it overnight and we'll continue on starting our layers tomorrow here we go see you tomorrow hi there so we are ready to do our next coat of art resin on our wood tray so what I'm going to do now is um I took a piece of acetate here and I cut out a small piece to fit over the hole in the wood so what I'm going to do is tape it on uh to create a base for our first layer and you can see I also taped around the edges um here on the underside so to protect it from any drips when we resin the top side okay so I'm just going to tape this guy on and we're going to flip I'm just going to give it a quick spray with the dust spray now um I've got my resin here in its baby bath so I'm just going to pull this out again okay so we're going to do a little bit more than a shot glass of each one because I'm going to do um again with a gloved hand I'm going to cover the top but I'm also going to need enough for my first base layer there's one and here we go stirring stirring and stirring three minutes scraping the bottoms and sides okay great so I've stirred my art resin and I'm ready now to do a very thin coat with my gloved fingers and it's totally normal if you have to um sand and resin and sand and resin a few times especially with a natural material like wood okay so now that this is coated in a nice thin layer of art resin I'm ready to pour my base layer in the hole here so I'm going to do like a really thin layer like an eighth of an inch just because I don't want any bubbles we've got our acetate below to contain the resin so just again to err on the side of the caution because the hole actually goes underneath where I can't see so I'm just um tilting it a bit just to make sure that the resin is hitting all of those spots there and then it's going to self level and I'm just going to torch out the bubbles okay so I'm just going to rest them again on these little um lifters here we're going to leave it for 24 hours and then we're going to pour our next hope and we'll start building up our layers so we're ready now to start our first um layer of building up this the resin in the hole here yeah it turned out really well and now we're just going to pour really thin a succession of really thin coats uh torch the bubbles out and we're going to do it every two hours just to build up the layer of resin um in the hole here we're going to end up sanding this entire thing down again um just to make our resin in the hole a flush to make this nice and flat so I'm not too worried about the rest of it right now pour it in try not to let it run too much up the sides here okay it's looking good I'm going to get my torch here I'm going to torch out these bubbles okay so then we're going to cover this we're going to wait two hours and then we're going to pour another thin layer and we're just going and going until we're fill the hole okay so we're ready to put our very last coat of resin over the hole in our tray here uh and once this cures tomorrow we're going to sand down the uh the tray to make it completely level and then we're going to put our final coat of resin on okay so here goes the last coat okay perfect so I'm just going to torch it one more time to get those bubbles out awesome it looks like glass beautiful okay so we're just going to cover this up and tomorrow we're going to sand see you then all right so I'm going to jump in now and do the next part which is preparing the surface for our did you see the yellow card in the yellow cup and yellow glasses and the yellow knife so here's where we are we have filled up this whole bit by bit it looks awesome then we did our final top pour just on this area and we're going to do one like last sand over the whole thing to make everything totally level and I'm going to do the top and the bottom just to make everything perfect so lots of sanding here I'm going to use this belt sander which makes it so much easier than on the bottom I'm just going to put just a sealant on it just a varnish or something just it'll be fine like that'll look great and on the top we're going to do our final perfect pour on the top and then we'll be done so to start I'm just going to take off all of this tape including right here where we have our piece of acetate right so watch how this peels off so nice look at that see and that's why you put it there look how nice that is beautiful so I'm going to sand the heck out of the top and the bottom so that's perfect all right here we go are you excited Jeff well it sounds fake because the last control now is all right here we go you're excited just go all right here we go and the top this one will take a bit longer but we'll get there here it goes awesome that's it perfect so everything is perfectly flush and that just helps to get the dust off of the sander Joanne is going to take over again and do our final final top coat then we'll so we're going to take it off again and then we're done looks great so we are ready to put our final coat on this beautiful tray it's sanded right down to the wood okay so we're going to put our final coat on I've got everything I need here it's already taped on the bottom I've got my torch my toothpick my silicone mat my spreader I've got my cover here for when I'm done so I'm all set to resin I've mixed one part resin one part hardener mixed it well for three minutes stirring the sides and the bottom and we're ready to pour and start in the middle here so you see how the where it was sanded it's all sort of cloudy and scratch but that is going to come up clear clear clear what's this resin's on here and cures grab my spreader here and I'm just going to start pulling hands to the edges okay and it's okay if it runs over the side I've taped it on the bottom so I'll just run my gloved finger over the sides if we have any resin that spills over this is gonna look so so so pretty the art resin really really brings out the beauty of the wood it just makes it glow you can see all the grain ah look at the center it looks so awesome run the gloved hand along the edges just to smooth it out all right now it's time to torch okay bye bye bubbles there they go so I've got my toothpick candy so I'm just gonna have a quick look here and see if I missed any bits or if there's any bit of dust it looks absolutely beautiful I'm so excited so we're gonna cover it up and I'm gonna come back maybe in about 10 minutes and just run my finger along the edges once again because just to help get rid of some of those drips make life easier tomorrow um and then again tomorrow once this is cured we're gonna flip it over and just do a really really thin coat of resin on the bottom side to finish it off and it's gonna look so beautiful okay so we'll cover it up and we will see each one here we are and we're at the last step now of our serving tray so this has been curing and look at how beautiful it is it looks gorgeous really like glass it's so beautiful so the last step now um you can see it's all kind of scratched on the bottom here from being sanded on the on the flip side so we're just gonna turn it over and we're gonna put a final um rub of resin not a full coat we're just gonna rub resin in with the gloved hands on the back side and you can see here they're like all the drips got caught on this painter's tape which is awesome and the sides look fantastic so I can just pull off the tape and pull off all those drips okay and if you have no nails like me uh this is a good time to pull out your exacto knife here we go let's just lift right up perfect okay so we got all the little bits of tape off and now we're ready to our final coat of resin on so I've got my resin here all mixed for three minutes and we just need a little bit because we're gonna rub it in now you could also use um a varathane to finish this off you know something like uh this kind of thing you can get in any um hardware store the thing is that these are really highly highly toxic and I don't know about you but I would way prefer to use the resin that's non-toxic and safe for my health so that's what I'm gonna use it's up to you put some on my glove here and rub it in look how rich it makes the wood look because this is so beautiful okay so this is our last step I'm gonna cover this up and morning we'll see the final final reveal okay see you then hey guys we're back with our finished piece of wood here and look at how gorgeous it is if you remember we filled up this hole with layer upon layer of art resin look how beautiful it is and not only is the wood glowing and it makes the most beautiful serving tray but in case you're wondering art resin it's absolutely food safe it's non-toxic and certified by the FDA here you go point of the tea