الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن والثناء الجميل وأشد أن لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحق وهو يهد السبيل وأشد أن سيدنا ونبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وعلى آله وأصحابه والتابعين لهم بحسان إلى يوم الدين أما بعد وإن أوت جويت كلاس في سنة أخرى نحن نتحدث عن صفات اللازمة كمك many طيب صفات آله كنت أقول كمك 2 طيب صفات اللازمة وصفات عارضة صفات اللازمة كنت أقول كمك 2 طيب صفات اللازمة كمك 2 طيب ما هو first طيب ذات أبدا ما أقول ذات أبدا كمك how many were they first of all 5 and those 5 have what 5 opposite except one which we brought which was yeah when we brought which there is a there's 3 dimensions it's a triangle there's 3 like in the rest there's only one opposite we did that right and we finished that or did in our last lesson right today we're going to start الصفات التي لا ضد لها and it's 7 وهي 7 and it's 7 these 7 they do not have opposites they do not have opposites and they are how many they are these 7s that we've written they are these 7 the way that I'm going to speak about it today I hope إن شاء الله و تعالى that I will be able to do all of the 7 so we can finish إن شاء الله و تعالى this part of the صفات إن شاء الله و تعالى the way I'm going to speak about all of the 7 is in the following way each one every one of them I'm going to explain what it means لغة all of them and I'm going to mention what it is إستلاحا تكنيكري according to the scholars of Tujweed what do they call الصفير the third thing I'm going to do is I'm going to mention the حروف the letters that fall under each one and the fourth is سبب التسمية سبب التسمية means what why is it called الصفير why was it given this name why was it called الصفير why was it called why what was the reason so each one how many points are we going to mention from it four the first one is لغة the second one is الصلاحا the third one is حروفها and the third one is سبب التسمية does everyone understand what all of those and all of those mean okay have you all written it so you write this all for all of them everyone all of them you write it for them what does الصفير mean in the Arabic language remember what we said was every word that was used in the شريعة in the religion was used by the Arabs before that so when we say لغة can we always mean according to the Arabs before Islam came about okay what were they referring to is الصفير it's صوت يشبه صوت الصفير صوت الصفير let's not use the word الصفير because that's the word what we're looking for but let's say let's make it even more clearer يشبه what does it mean لغة what does the word الصفير mean لغة it is صوت it's a sound that يشبه يشبه it looks like صوت الطائر like the sound of a what a bed so it's the sound that the bed makes are we all together the noise that the bed makes is called what the bed the way it sounds and the noise is that the bed it's that's what's called that is لغة in what the word الصفير mean are we all together إصطلاحا what does it mean إصطلاحا what does it mean as in technically according to the scholars what does it mean okay what does it mean technically it means صوت it's a sound زائد additional يخرج it comes out from what من بين الشفتين it comes from what in between the two lips so it's a noise صوت means sound زائد means what additional extra يخرج it comes out from where من بين الشفتين it comes out from where between the lips يصاحب what is accompanied with it among with it is these three letters that we mentioned the صاد the زاد and the scene the last thing what we want to do is سبب التسمية why was it called الصفير what was the reason in why it was called الصفير لأنه عند النطقي because why was it called الصفير لأنه عند النطقي بحروفها when you mention you articulate it's letters يخرج معها what comes out with it is صوت and sound يشبه صفير الطائر it resembles the noise that comes out from the from the bed عند النطقي when you pronounce it but when you articulate it the letter which letter صاد the زاد and the scene what comes out with it is what a sound that is similar is similar to the noise of the what of the bed it's similar to the sound of the sound of the bed so we did what we promised the word الصفير what did we say we're going to we're going to mention what it is لغة did we do it استلاحا did we mention it we did the letters did we mention استلاحا means sound it's a sound زائد additional sound okay يخرج it comes out من بين الشفتين بين the two lips it comes out between it يصاحبوا it accompanies the letters that are the three when it's coming out meaning this extra noise is coming out when the letter is coming out like that you can hear the noise that's coming out with it the صاد when you say the صاد صلى الله that noise that sound of the when it's coming out the noise of the bed it comes with it it accompanies when it comes out this one why is it okay why is it called الصفير because when the letter comes out the sound of the bed comes out the bed's got a sound right the sound of the voice the sound and those noise are what it's the noises that the bed makes so it's similar to it okay that's all it is nothing big nothing less we want to today to finish the صفات لازمة so next week we can start what now we want to finish the صفات لازمة yeah we want to finish the صفات لازمة and then we want to start what what الصفات العاربة the second صفة التي لها did what is it we're going to go to القلقلة so what do we need to do لغة and we have to mention it إستلاحا and we also mentioned it's حروف and سبب with تسمية we're now going to go into قلقلة okay now we're going to go to القلقلة we're going to go into what القلقلة what does القلقلة mean لغة in the Arabic language it means it means what it means when you're saying your voice is the echo noise that it makes it's bouncing does that make sense that's what it means when two forces are going against each other are we all together what it meant in the Arabic language القلقلة when something like for example even situations if this situation is not a person is depressed his situation is not settled so he's confused what shall I do what is he when you're confused what's happening thoughts are bouncing in your head صح you don't have a vision that's what it meant in the language لكن تجويت they said it's the bouncing of the letters not your mind and your feelings that's in the language but here is the letter that you're pronouncing and the word that you're articulating when you're pronouncing it بالحرف الساكيني but that letter has a what it has a سكون on it so later what we're going to do is أقصام we're going to mention the types of القلقلة and the مراتب of the قلقلة because the قلقلة has مراتب I don't know if it's wise to mention it you guys may not understand it you guys may not understand it and the نطقي means when pronouncing it when articulating it when reading it بالساكيني the letter which is that has a سكون on it حرفها what are its letters قطب جد say with قلقلة so it's قا ضا با جيم and دال those are those are the قلقلة جذري so قط قطب جد why was it called why was it called قلقلة we kind of mentioned it when we spoke about it the reason is because when the letters are coming out when the letters are coming out when the letters are coming out it's what let's write it down للضراب حروفها because it's حروف is what في مخرجها عند النطقي بها ساكينة when it's coming out there's an إضراب because it's doing that إضراب are we all together قط or you want the meaning okay are you standing or you want to write everything okay so what was the word that we said for the word إضراب is there any other better word we can find for it other than باونسن حروفها إتلتس so the echo noise or the bouncing as you guys call it I don't like it but I'll just go with it دراب حروف إضراب is kind of contradicting when two force goes against the noise that it makes if two cars kill what happens and noise comes out of it right so the two things are happening سكون is there and the person is trying to say something so it's hitting one another are we all together حروفها إتلتس في مخرجها in where it's coming out from in where it's في مخرجها in where it's coming out from عند النطقي when pronouncing it في مخرجها في مخرجها when it's when it's coming out عند النطقي when pronouncing it بها ساكينة اون تسكون so in other words it means in simple English it means the echo noise that is made the echo noise it's kind of the same here the echo noise yeah so let me finish it the echo noise that's made the echo noise that's made when articulating the letter due to being a سكون there due to being a سكون a سكون there I'm just as they say improvising I'm just giving you this closest meaning I can إن شاء الله تعالى so what we've done is we've spoken about قلقلة قلقلة is how many types now I need to mention it how many types is قلقلة اقسام القلقلة that's number one we have to the rest we didn't do this for it right this is only for which one this is only for قلقلة and we need to mention مراتب the levels of قلقلة مراتب اقسام القلقلة the types of قلقلة and how? means levels مراتب means what? so types of قلقلة and the the level how many is this one? three how many is this one? four so three are the قسام and four are the levels حبايبي are you guys with me? اقسام قلقلة the types of قلقلة what did we say? it's how many? three and what about the مراتب? four how many are the how many are the the اقسام it's اعلى and then اوصط and then اعلى and we also have and the ادناء اعلى it's better to go according to the way that we were doing it I don't know why I changed it اعلى اوصط is better because we said اعلى we should say اوصط that's better to be more precise we should say what? اوصط and ادناء do this with your left hand so which one goes into the اعلى from the five اوصط goes into the اعلى the only one that goes into اعلى is what? اوصط okay ادناء the only one that goes into اعلى اوصط where's the wow so it's اوصط yes where's the wow there you go you got it now are you happy? I'll give you the wow are we all together? so we have اعلى ادناء okay اعلى means what اعلى means what high اوصط means middle ادناء means so we have to mention these five which one go in where اعلى which one صحيح where does it go in اوصط goes into the اعلى and the jeem the jeem where does it go into اوصط and the ادناء the remaining what's left قاف با and دال right they go into ادناء we're now going to go through the مراتب القلقالة the levels of the yes somebody asked me a question مراتب القلقالة means levels of القلقالة we're going to go in there now I'm going to mention the four levels so first the first one is what is الساكن للوقف الساكن والوقف الساكن واللوقف عليه المشدد for example that's the first one that's number one I said four right so for example this one would be الحج the word الحج what do we have on it so the example for it حج so what does it have like number two so it's a second for وقف there's a what there's a shadow on there the second one is الساكن سكون للوقف عليه المخفف so those are the four levels الساكن واللوقف عليه المشدد الساكن للوقف عليه المخفف this has no shadow on it it's like محيط الحج third one is يجمع and the third one is the fourth one is المتقين المتقين the fourth one is the one that has حرك on it like متقين يقف on there so which one is the most strongest now the مخفف is محيط it's more stronger in the مخفف then it is on the the مشدد is stronger right the مشدد is more stronger than which one الحج that's more stronger than the which one than the مخفف صح and the مخفف is more stronger than the ساكن الأصلي and the ساكن الأصلي is more stronger than the متحرك that's what he says we are going to now do the third one which is صفة الإنحراف مراتب القلقلة we said the levels of how many did we say so the first one is الساكن الأصلي all of them who are the first three are what سقون right and it has you stand over it and it has and it has you stand over it you stand over it المشدد that has a shed on it like the jeem because jeem is not part of the that we took that is from it right so what do you say الحج the second one is what الساكن الأصلي it's the opposite the first one has محيط and you're standing over it like you're stopping there you're what you're stopping the third one is that the سقون here is it's original it's the fourth one is المتحرك المتاقين المتاقين the levels the way it's written is the power it is so it's more apparent in this one than this one and this one in this one strongest, least, lesser and even lesser it becomes easier because here you have to stand you have to the shed that forces you to do it like that are we all together there's how many genes in the Arabic language whenever you see شد on a word how many letters is it it's two letters there's actually two genes in there right so you're forced to stop when you're saying it because of the original gene being inside there the قاف but it's weak you cannot hear it because of the حركة it's extremely weaker we all together this is the weakest type you're not going to see any قلقلة but the حرف is قلقلة so the levels is like this one this is the hottest you know the temperature room when you see those temperature room yeah so top is a red yellow and it gets weaker and weaker and here when it comes to the the متحرك is very cold no it doesn't have to be last part of the this one is like the مشدد it doesn't because the shد is forced you to stop you can't connect it الحج أشهر you have to stop صح which one because the standing here the وقف that you're coming with here is forceful you have to you have to pronounce it متقينة yeah so that's why you can't pronounce it properly the متقينة it's not it's not apparent it's cold it's very cold but it's there why because it's قاف it's a قلقلة we're going to go to so we're going to go to what does الانحراف mean in the language what does it mean الميلو ميلو means what what does الميلو mean it's to divert in حراف it means what deviation it's to divert it is to what you guys call it detour right change you for the detour the road detour it's when you're on a path and you're told to go another opposite way the word الانحراف are we all together that's what it means it means الميلو okay and what does it mean it means the letter it deviates the letter when you pronounce in this letter and you articulate in this letter the articulation of this letter I'm going to just say the letter deviates the letter it deviates after it comes out من مخرجه from its what from its place حتى until يتصل بمخرج غيره until it goes to another letter's articulation it takes another letter's articulation one more time ميلو الحرفي the letter deviates from where من مخرجه from its place every letter has its place okay it diverts from it it deviates from it it goes away from that part how much حتى until يتصل until it starts to connect to another letter's pronunciation yeah yeah the letter deviates it goes off track why is it why are they lamb and lamb and why is it called in حراف the reason why it's called in حراف is in حراف حرفيها it's two letters what are the two letters the lamb and the the ra because of their deviation بعد خروجهما once they came out حتى تصل until they connected to what مخرجهما they started to connect to an articulation other than its articulation it's basically what we said in what إصلاحا why is it called in حراف because the two letters diverted from its original articulation when it came out until it became what until it became a different words articulation does everyone understand بعد خروجهما the lamb for example like for example like the ayah وأنزلنا صح وأنزلنا what's the letter in there the lamb the lamb in there right where does the lamb come out from behind the teeth right at the top but when you pronounce it what happened وأنزلنا it went to the middle of the it went backwards the tongue goes backwards the tongue moves backwards okay we'll stop there إن شاء الله وإتعالى سبحانك اللهم بحمدك أشهد أن لا إله إلا الله أستغفرك وأتوب إلي


What happens when a woman becomes more educated? She earns more, she's more secure, she's more independent. The pool of available men diminishes dramatically. Throw on that the notion of female entitlement, this notion of special privilege and princessdom syndrome. You have women that are saying, never settle. And they have a right to never settle, but there are consequences. And for over three generations of women, women have been told, you can do anything, you can be anything. And up until fairly recently, there's always been some other man willing to step in to provide. And we can look at the train wreck on those. But the reality is, by the time you hit your 30s, early 40s, good men are no longer available. But there's this delusion of entitlement, of new age spinsterdom. When you have smart, educated, good-looking women who are single, and they're not able to find relationships because they have not prepared themselves for it, they have not geared themselves for it, and they themselves have priced themselves out of the sexual marketplace. Rather than working on their own relationship abilities, they start making bullet point lists of what the next man is gonna provide.


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Chandrachud said that the aspirational goal of rule of law does not depend on the constitution or legislation, but on the political culture and the habits of its citizens. He also said that the rule of law is a defense against oppressive structures such as patriarchy, casteism and ableism. This is about the news article given here. So in this discussion, we are going to see about the concept of rule of law. First of all, what is rule of law? In simple words, it means that no man is above the law. It also means that every person is subjected to the jurisdiction of ordinary courts of law irrespective of their position and rank in the society. Rule of law secures a non-orbitrary form of government and more generally prevents the arbitrary use of power. Now let's look at the origin of this concept. The origin of the concept dates back to centuries back. Greek philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle discussed the concept of rule of law around 350 BC itself. In the modern world, the originator of the concept of rule of law was Sir Edmund Cook, the Chief Justice in James I reign. He only introduced for the first time that King is under God and also the law. Britain had been able to conquer many parts of the world because of following this principle subsequently. But the most famous exposition of the concept of rule of law was given by Professor Albert Wendt Dicey in his book, The Law of the Constitution. According to Dicey's theory, rule of law has three pillars and these pillars are based on the concept that a government should be based on principles of law and not of men. Now coming to the three pillars, it includes firstly, supremacy of law. It means that the law rules over all people including the persons administering the law. In other words, a man should only be punished for their distinct breach of law and not for anything else. So, the person cannot be punished by the government. According to its wishes, it can be done only according to the established law. This is all with respect to the first pillar. Now coming to the second pillar, equality before law. According to this pillar, every man irrespective of his rank or position is subjected to the ordinary law and jurisdiction of the courts present in the country. Now coming to the third pillar, predominance of legal spirit. Through this pillar, Dicey asserted that the courts of law and not the written constitution is the ultimate protector of an individual's fundamental right. This is all with respect to the three pillars of Dicey's exposition. Now coming to India specific information. See, constitution of India is framed on the basis of popular notion of rule of law. But the Indian concept of rule of law recognized only two fundamental components of the rule of law given by Dicey. Those two recognized principles are supremacy of law and equality before law. The third concept is left out because in India, constitution itself protects the fundamental rights of individuals and there is only supremacy of the constitution. Now talking about the provisions of rule of law in the constitution. Under the Indian constitution, the rule of law is incorporated in many of its provisions. For example, the object of achieving equality, liberty and justice are reflected in the preamble to the Indian constitution. Article 14 guarantees right to equality before law and equal protection of law. Article 15, 16 and 23 further strengthened the ideal of equality by incorporating protective discrimination as a means of ensuring equality among equals. This is all with respect to the discussion regarding the rule of law principle. In this discussion, we have seen about the three pillars of rule of law and also about the India's specific information on the concept of rule of law. With this, let's move on to the next article discussion. Let's take a look at this FAQ article. It talks about the Collegium system. Why is the Collegium system suddenly in the news? Recently on 30th September, the meeting of the Collegium was called for, but the meeting did not take place. It was first postponed and later closed without any deliberation. This is the context in which this article is written. So what we are going to do today is, we are going to learn all about the Collegium system. We are going to see first what the Collegium system is, then we are going to see the evolution of the Collegium system, that is, we will see how the Collegium system came into existence. After that, we will see the issues with the Collegium system. Finally, we will see how the appointments for the higher judiciary are made in other countries. This is the plan for today's discussion. This discussion is very important for your main examination, so kindly pay attention. Before getting into the discussion, I have highlighted here the syllabus relevant to this discussion. Please go through it. Let us start by seeing what the Collegium is. One of the important features of a modern democracy is rule of law, which we have already discussed today. To ensure rule of law and independent judiciary is a necessity. The Collegium system is brought upon to ensure the independence of Indian judiciary and to prevent the interference of the executive in judicial appointments. Note that it is through the Collegium system, the appointment of the higher judiciary is made in India. See, in our country, we have two types of Collegium. One is the Supreme Court Collegium and the other is the High Court Collegium. So what is the difference between these two types of Collegium? The difference between them lies in their composition. The Supreme Court Collegium is headed by Chief Justice of India and it comprises of four other senior most judges of the court, whereas a High Court Collegium is led by its Chief Justice and four other senior most judges of that court itself. But the names recommended for appointment by a High Court Collegium reaches the government only after the approval by the Chief Justice of India and the Supreme Court Collegium. After recommendation of names by the Collegium, the government has very little role to play. The government can raise objections and seek clarification regarding the Collegium's choices. But if the Collegium reiterates the same names, the government is bound to appoint them as judges. This is how the Collegium system prevents the interference of the executive in judicial appointments and ensures the independence of the judiciary. Just note here that Indian Collegium system is not mentioned in the Constitution. Article 217 of the Indian Constitution provides the procedure to appoint judges in the High Court. Whereas Article 124 deals with the appointment of the Chief Justice of India and other judges of the Supreme Court. These articles state that the President appoints judges after consultation with the Chief Justice of India. The article also says that the President is deemed to consult the Chief Justice of India in all judicial appointments other than the Chief Justice himself. If you carefully notice the wording here, there is no mention of the term Collegium. Also note that the Collegium system did not come into being due to law made by the Parliament. Then how did the Collegium system came into being? Actually, the Collegium system came into being due to a series of Supreme Court judgments. These judgments are popularly called as the Judges Cases. First, let us see about the First Judges case. First judges are the SP Gupta case happened in 1982. In this case, the Supreme Court held that consultation does not mean concurrence and it only implies exchange of views. This gave an upper hand to the Executive regarding the appointment of judges to the higher judiciary. This interpretation was misused by the Executive of that time. Our former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had appointed judges who were politically motivated. This move of the Executive was criticized both by the public and the judiciary. The Supreme Court later in the Subash Sharma vs Union of India case held that judicial appointments are not solely the executive's domain but the judiciary also has an equal say in it. This was done to prevent politically motivated judicial appointments. Then came the Supreme Court advocates on records association versus Union of India case. This case is popularly known as the Second Judges case of 1993. In this case, the Supreme Court of India overruled its earlier verdict. See, in this judgment, the court reversed its earlier ruling and changed the meaning of the word consultation to concurrence. That is, it is mandatory for the President to accept the recommendation made by the judiciary. Through this judgment, the Supreme Court reduced the Executive's role to minimum and held that the judiciary had primacy in judicial appointments. It also added that the recommendation should be made by the CJAI in consultation with his two senior colleagues. So, basically the Second Judges case introduced the Collegium system in India. Then came the Third Judges case of 1998. In this judgment, it held that the recommendation should be made by the Chief Justice of India and four senior most colleagues of him or her. It also held that even if two judges gave an adverse opinion, the Chief Justice of India should not send the recommendation to the government. And this judgment ultimately resulted in the present form of the Collegium which is in practice ever since. This is how the Collegium system came into being in India. So, the Collegium system came into existence to protect and preserve the independence of the judiciary. But is it without any issues? See, actually the Collegium system has some issues associated with it. Now, let us see them one by one. First major issue is the Collegium system's opaqueness and lack of accountability. See, lack of information about the appointment of judges including the criteria based on which the judges make their choice. This is not made available to the public. This lack of transparency reduces the credibility of the Collegium system itself. Second major issue is the lack of diversity in the appointments made by the Collegium. Let me brief you all upon this issue. See, the appointments made by the judiciary are largely male, upper-caste, former practicing lawyers. Judges of the subordinate judiciary are often ignored in appointments. See, between mid-1985 and mid-2010, of the 127 Supreme Court judges appointed, only four were women. Also, in the same period, only four judges were from non-Hindu background. This lack of representation in the upper judiciary is due to the opaque nature of appointment made by the Collegium system. The third major issue is the way in which the system came into existence. The Collegium system, as we saw, is an extra-constitutional body that was brought into existence due to the judgments of the Supreme Court. The procedure in which the Collegium system came into being makes it unaccountable to the public. Practically, there is nobody to ask questions about the functioning of the Collegium. This is all with respect to the third major issue. Finally, let us come to the recent issue. At the start of the discussion, I mentioned that the Collegium is in use because the meeting of the Collegium that was supposed to take place on 30th September did not happen, right? The issue was our Chief Justice Lalith wanted to circulate files related to some recommendations for the appointment to the Supreme Court. But Justice Chandrachud and Justice Abdul Nasir, who are part of the Collegium, did not favor any decision through circulation of files. Rather, they preferred deliberations in person. It was due to this differing opinion the meeting did not take place. But why did this issue arise in the first place? The issue came up because there is no set mode of decision-making. There is no clarity regarding whether decisions are to be made by personal deliberations or by circulation of files or by adopting both means as per convenience. This lack of clarity is also a major issue with the Collegium system. See, these are some of the major issues associated with the Collegium system. Finally, before concluding our discussion, let us see briefly about the judicial appointments made in the other countries. First, let us take UK. See, when there is a vacancy, the Lord Chancellor forms an Independent Selection Commission. The Commission consists of the President of the Supreme Court, another UK judge and representatives of judicial appointment bodies of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. This Independent Selection Committee consults and give recommendation to the Lord Chancellor. Once the Chancellor accepts the recommendation, he sends the name to the Prime Minister, who then sends the name to the Queen for Ascent. This is how judicial appointments are made in the UK. Now, let us know how judicial appointments to the top court are made in the US. See, unlike our country, where the judicial appointments are insulated from the executive and the legislature, in the US, the President and the Senate play a major role in the judicial appointments. The only criteria for being made a judge of the Supreme Court of the US is good behavior. The President of the US first nominates his appointee to the top court. After that, the President's decision has to be ratified by the Senate after close scrutiny and debate. This is how appointments are made for the upper judiciary in the US. This is all regarding this discussion. Through this discussion, we came to know about what is meant by the term Collegium, issues associated with it, and finally, how appointments to the higher judiciary are made in other countries. With this information, let's now move on to the next article. See this article found in today's magazine. It says that the Kalinga War inspired a war poem, a Parani, known as Kalingath Parani. This war was fought between Choda Ganga of Eastern Ganga dynasty and Kulothunga Chola of the Chola dynasty. In this article discussion, we are going to see about the Eastern Ganga dynasty and their artistic importances. First of all, know that Eastern Ganga dynasty ruled the areas which comprises of the areas of Kalinga. Kalinga corresponds to present day Northern Telangana, North Eastern Andhra Pradesh, most of Odisha, and a portion of Madhya Pradesh. See, Kalinga was ruled by many empires earlier. It includes Nanda dynasty, Magadan empire, Maurian empire, etc. Among them, the rulers of the Eastern Ganga dynasty were the most famous ones. The dynasty began its rule in the mid-11th century CE. See, earlier dynasties of the Eastern Gangas ruled the Orisa from 8th century. But Vajrahastha III, who assumed the title of Tri-Kalinga Deepath, which means the ruler of three Kalingas in 1028, was probably the first to rule all three divisions of Kalinga. His son, Raja Raja Devendra Varman, strengthened the dynasty by marrying a Chola princess, Raja Sundari. Their son, Ananta Varman Choda Ganga, was the most renowned and prominent ruler of the Eastern Ganga dynasty. He ruled from the mouth of Ganges river in the north to the mouth of Godavari river in the south. He ruled from 1077 to 1150 CE. See, he demonstrated his ability as a ruler by ruling Odisha for almost 70 years. And he is the central responsible figure for the firm establishment of the Eastern Ganga dynasty, which ruled Odisha until 1435 CE. See, the rulers of Eastern Ganga dynasty were great patrons of religion and the arts. The temples of the Ganga period were among the masterpieces of the Hindu architecture. Prominent examples include Puri Jagannath temple and Konarksan temple. They both are located in the present day Odisha. In this discussion, we are going to see about Puri Jagannath temple. See, the main shrine was built by Ananta Varman of the Choda Ganga dynasty during the 12th century. See, it was built by him to rival the height of the Brikadeeshwarar temple in Tanjavur, built by the great Raja Raja Cholan in the 11th century. Choda Ganga began the construction, but it was completed only by Ananga Bhima Deva III. With this basics, let us see about the architecture of the temple. See, the temple encompasses the features of Odisha school of architecture. Let us see some of its features now. Make note of the terms which I am going to tell. They can be asked in the prelims examination. The Shikara in the Odisha school is known as Rekaduvela. They were almost vertical roofs which suddenly curved inwards sharply towards the very top. The Mandab is known as Jagmogan in this region. The ground plan of the main temple is predominantly square.  This is all or some of the facts of the temple architecture of the Eastern Ganga dynasty. With this, we have come to the end of this discussion. Through this discussion, we have covered the basics of the Eastern Ganga dynasty and also about their temple architecture. With this, let us move on to the next article discussion. See this image here. From this itself, you would have found what this article is about. Yeah, it is about the Nilakurinji that are blooming on a vast area on the Kallipara Hills at Santanpara in Idiqui district, Kerala. Using this opportunity, we are going to know more about the Nilakurinji plant. See, Kurunjisha Shraab that is also called as Nilakurinji. See, this Shraab grows in the Shola forests of the western gods in South India. Its botanical name is Strobilantas Kuntiyana. The plant is named after the famous Kunti river which flows through Kerala's Silent Valley National Park. As you already know, Kurunji plant belongs to the genus Strobilantas and was first identified in the 19th century. See, this genus has about 250 species. Out of that, around 46 species are found in India. Now, coming to the characteristics of the plant. First of all, let us see the physical characteristics. See, Kurunji grows to a height of 30 to 60 cm and it is found at an altitude of 1300 to 2400 meters. The Kurunji flower is a bright blue-colored bell-shaped one. Secondly, the plant is a perineal monocarpic one. Don't worry if you don't know the term. I will explain it to you. See, among plants, there are annuals and perineals. Annual plants complete their life cycle in one year. They grow from the seed, bloom, produce seeds and die in one year. But perineals, they live for more than two years and they usually flower every year and set seeds. Here, there are certain cases where some perineal flowers only once in their lifetime set seeds and die. The next generation of the plants are established from these seeds and the cycle is repeated. Such plants are known as monocarpic. This is opposed to polycarpic plants that flower and set seeds many times during its lifetime. Monocarpic plants flower only after attaining maturity. The time taken by different species may differ in this respect. For example, bamboos. They are monocarpic plants which take more than 40 years to mature and flower. Now, coming to nilakurinji, it takes 12 years to flower. This doesn't mean that all plants in the genus strobilanthus take 12 years to flower. Strobilanthus cuspidatus takes 7 years to flower. So, it depends upon the species. Finally, from this, we can say that kurinji is a perineal plant because it lives more than 2 years and it is monocarpic because it flowers only once in its lifetime. The next characteristic of nilakurinji is gregarious flowering. This means that the plants only flower together once every few years. This phenomenon is observed in bamboos also. See these images here. Then you will understand the gregarious flowering of kurinji. See, plants that grow for number of years flower gregariously, set seed and then die are called as Pleisticeals. These are all some of the characteristics of kurinji. Now, coming to the news article. As we already saw, kurinji flowers are blooming on the Kalipara Hills Kerala. Experts say that the flowers that are on the bloom now belongs to the strobilanthus kuntiana variety. Along with this variety, five other types of nilakurinji flowers have been identified from the hill ranges surrounding the Kalipara Hills. It is also found that the bloom reported at Kalipara belongs to the gregarious flowering which is nothing but massive flowering at once. As per the article, the nilakurinji population is found in Kalipara Hills can be considered as one of the biggest of the species after the protected area of Munnar. This is all with respect to the nilakurinji flower. With this, let's move on to the next article discussion. Take a look at this article. It talks about the protests against the Tunisian president. It also says that protesters are asking for accountability from the president for the economic crisis the country is facing now. This is all about the article. Now, take a look at this question. It was asked in prilams this year. Look at the fourth pair. Today's article exactly deals with what is given in this pair. Note that due to the violent protests in the July of 2021, the Tunisian parliament was suspended by the current president of Tunisia. This is also what the question says. To answer questions of this kind, you have to note down about the countries which are mentioned in the newspaper frequently. Also, you have to refer to the atlas to locate the exact location of the country. Along with it, frequent revision can help you answer these types of questions. Today, page 12 of the Chennai edition of the Hindu reports about Gambia. Now, your job is to find where Gambia is located and what's the issue involving India has happened there. With this, we have come to the end of the news article discussion. Now, moving on to prilams practice question discussion. Today, we have taken two different questions for our prilams question discussion. Now, coming to the first question. It is a two statement question. The question asked for the correct statements. The question is regarding Konark San temple. Coming to the statement one. Konark San temple was built by Anantavarma Chodaganga during the 13th century CE. This statement is incorrect because Konark temple was built by King Narasimha Devavan in 1244 CE to worship Surya, the sun god. I'm going to give you few additional facts regarding Konark San temple. See, Konark was chosen as its place of construction because it has been described as the holy seat of Surya in various ancient texts. The inside of Konark temple is as glorious and magnificent as it is made to be. Its architecture has all the defining elements of the Kalinga architecture, which includes Shikara, Jagmogan, Nathya Mandir and Vimana. Several legends mentioned that the architecture of the Konark Surya Mandir is so accurate and intricate that the day's first light will fill on the image of Surya in the sanctum sanctorium of the temple, which is also known as Garbagriha. So, statement one is incorrect. Now, coming to the second statement. It is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in India. This statement is absolutely correct. It was added in the UNESCO Heritage Site under the cultural sites category in the year 1984. So, statement two is correct. So, the correct answer for this question is option B2 only. Moving on to the second question. This question is about the Nilakurinji flower, which we have seen in today's discussion. The question asked for the incorrect statement. Coming to the first statement, Nilakurinji can only be seen in Western Ghats. This statement is incorrect because, besides Western Ghats, Nilakurinji can also be seen in Shavara Hills in the Eastern Ghats. It normally occurs at an altitude of 1,300 to 2,400 meters. Pay attention here. Nilakurinji is endemic to the Southern Western Ghats and higher reaches of the Eastern Ghats. So, statement one is incorrect. Now, coming to the second statement. Kurinji exhibits monocarpi and gregarious flowering. We have seen about monocarpi and gregarious flowering deeply not today's discussion. From our discussion itself, statement two is correct. The question asked for the incorrect statement. So, the correct answer for this question is option A1 only. Displayed here is the quiz question for you. Interested aspirants can post the right answer in the comment section. Main practice question is displayed here. Interested aspirants can write the answers and post it in the comment section. With this, we have come to the end of our discussion. If you have liked our video, please hit the like button, do comment and share it with your friends. Thank you for listening.


how the brain builds memories from the complex, dynamic experiences that make up everyday life remains poorly understood. Here, the authors show that memories for lifelike events are supported by stable representations of people, contexts, and situations that can be flexibly recombined into unique, specific instances.


As you already know, this day signifies of a… of the first guru. What is birth of… a guru means, the birth of an individual human being, of course, means the day he was delivered from one's mother's womb. That's not what we're talking about. It is very natural. When something very profound, when… when something very precious happens to you, inevitably, you tend to withdraw the din of the daily world. So did Adiyogi, moved into mountain regions, those of you who come from the cities, you should not think mountains means it's a hill station, mountains, where normally there are no people. No movement especially because when you come to a certain level of awareness and sensitivity, one problem is every movement that somebody makes unconsciously hurts in some way. So naturally you like to be in a place where there is nobody, there's no unnecessary movement, some kind of situation which will complement the inner stillness. People around me have this trouble all the time because when I'm socially active, I'm more social than most people. Probably I've taken more selfies than… most other people. But when I'm alone, even a smallest movement, one extra word irritates me because well that's where you would like to be, but you cannot work with a world like that. So from the profoundness of stillness to profaneness of activity is not a choice for any sensible human being. It's a choice in terms of what is needed around you when Adiyugi chose to ignore everybody around him and simply sat there or danced or did whatever he wanted from there when he decided to share. He turned south, that's where we are. But those days anything south of Himalayas was considered south. So even the North Indians can feel good. You were also south. It turns out one thing is indicating the movement of the sun towards the south. Another dimension is even today in English language at least, not in the Indian languages but in the English language, when we say south, we are indicating going down. In the stock market the prices are going south means it's going down. This is the prejudice of the North Pole. They think south is somewhere lowly but for those of you who do not know, equator is in many ways the highest point on the planet. So he turned south indicating that he is breaking all the social norms. No more somebody being more, somebody being more eligible than the other. One clan of people being superior to the other, people who claim superiority by birth or by association. He's trying to demolish all that by turning south. He's saying the highest knowledge will be delivered by facing south which was considered the most inauspicious. If you do not know this, human prejudice is such that even today in most villages, the southern end of the village is always the low caste people are supposed to stay at the southern end of the village. Even today it's maintained in most of the villages. So he turned south indicating there is no caste, there is no creed, there is no superiority and inferiority. Every human being who is willing is eligible. From this is democratization of knowing and knowledge that knowledge and dimensions of the beyond are not a property that somebody can hold. He's making sure it's available to everyone. So it's on this day, this time because of some calculations of the calendar, this is the second full moon after the solstice, but normally it is the first full moon after the solstice that the Guru Purnima happens. So on this day, it's a momentous day because someone of his caliber decided to go through the works of trying to make what is not in people's perception to come into their perception.  Anything that you cannot understand must be stupid, isn't it? He hesitated, do I need to go through this works? But then he decided, aren't we glad that he made the decision that no matter how much ridicule, no matter what all labels people will stick on you, he decided that he will share. This profound being, when he decided it was not a personal decision, this became the way. This became the culture which bred thousands and thousands of masters through these many millennia. Here we are at the foothills of Wellingery, these mountains in many ways are a cascade of his energy and many more who came after him. It is kind of a physical manifestation of this knowing. But now with modern technologies, maybe there is some context for people to at least understand this. This would have been very difficult to even speak a century ago. But now that modern technologies are there, that, see even the Chinese can understand me. They don't know a word of English and I don't know a word of Chinese. But they can understand me because they got one gadget in their hands. And today if you have a gadget in your hand, you can know almost anything. You can find out fifteen thousand years ago, the Guru Purnima, what day of the week was it? You can ask your Google lady, she could tell you probably it's just a calculation because the planet is still was spinning at the same speed as today, so there is no complications about the calculation, it's pretty simple. So you can understand that a piece of plastic and metal can do so many things. It can carry a thousand hours of music or talks or it's just coming in the air. So what is in the form of energy can become sound, can become light, can become visuals. You can call this audio, video whatever, but essentially what is happening is what is told in the form of energy is finding expression so that your sensory perception can perceive it in the form of video, audio and various other ways. So once you understand that knowledge, knowing can be stored in the form of an energy, it's much simpler now because there is a context. So in the form of the mountain, fortunately nobody is going to disturb this mountain forever because it's a protected mountain. There is Kailash, in a month's time we are there and there is Dhyanalinga. Like this there are many other forms where knowing is stored in the form of energy. What is a certain level of knowing? To bring it into your intellect, to find logical articulation and to put it across in a way that maybe it sounds absurd but it doesn't sound stupid, this is very important. People don't mind if they don't understand something, very important all of you should know this married people. If you want to say something to somebody that they anyway won't understand, you have to make it a little complicated. They can understand, I don't understand very complicated things.  So this is the danger that a guru adventures into when he gets into transmission mode because you have to make it as simple as possible and not sound stupid, difficult you know. It's all right if you sound weird, some will leave but some these days are attracted to the weird. If you sound very complicated, those who believe that they are very intellectual, they will hang on because they have complicated the simplest things in their life.  So this risk Adiyogi ventured into since then, so many great beings. What is this all about? Guru as you know means one who dispels darkness, to turn on a light is it so difficult? Just turning on the light is not difficult but to make the blind see is difficult. Turning on the light is easy because you don't have to turn on the light. The light is always on. You can pretend you turned it on. If you tell them it's always on, nobody will see it. You have to tell them wait, wait it's going to come on now, then they may see it. So like outwardly someone who has no vision to him, to show light is difficult. Similarly, inwardly to turn on a light to someone who has no inward vision is also the same thing. And what use is light inside?  Maybe some light will emanate from your ears and maybe it'll spread here and that's how people had a halo. But the problem is you still can't see it. When we say light, understanding light like this, something burns and if light is shed, not in that sense, light essentially means in human perception, light means to see. Something is lit means you can see. Something is not lit means you cannot see. Even to see does not mean to physically see. In English language there is an expression, oh I see. It used to be very common, people used to say, ah I see, I see. As somebody is speaking they would say, I see. Not anymore, these days they use other kinds of words. So the Guru Purnima is significant because it's a reminder that there are dimensions to life unless you are provoked and go dead in that direction, you may never even bother to see. It may be the most profound dimension. It may be larger than anything that you know in your life. It could make everything that you have known in your life insignificant but unless you allow yourself or unless somebody goads you in that direction, you may never even realize there is something like this because in the making of a human being there is one dimension of us which is made for survival.  The moment this aspiration enters your mind, after that your entire process of life will become survival because surviving in this world is not a big deal. Everybody can survive but the moment you get into this madness that you want to survive better than somebody, then you're a gone case till the last breath. Till the last moment of your life you will be only fighting for survival. This is what is happening to majority of the world. You can see this distinctly, as societies get more affluent, they are not more at ease. They are fighting for survival like nobody. Actually those who have little tribal cultures, they are at ease, if they had their meal they are quite okay but affluent societies on the planet are on an overdrive of survival. It's just that they've raised the bar of survival in such a way it is unreachable because it keeps going up all the time because somebody else is always doing better than you. Endlessly it goes on. This one step, they've already done it to you. If you don't do this one thing to your children that you didn't put this idea that they must survive better than somebody. With this one idea if you don't put into your children, you've done a very great thing, very, very great thing. What it means is if you did not put this one corruption into your child's mind, that means you've prepared a field where in the next generation millions of enlightened beings may happen, millions because if human beings are released from this one disease that they want to be better than somebody, rest is life comes to ease by itself. If this life comes to ease, seeing what is there is a natural process. But Sadhguru, I'm not competing with anybody in the ashram but I don't see any light bulbs coming up. We must always understand between possibility and reality, there is a distance. The distance need not be great. It is just that even to cover a short distance, you must hold the course. This is the problem with most people. If you observe yourself in twenty-four hours time, you would have changed the direction of your life a thousand times. Right, left, center, everything would have happened. A man was driving in United States in a bit of a remote kind of country road. And then his car stopped because he had a flat tire. Then he walked down to a farm and he asked the farmer, how far to the gas station? And the farmer said, well, well as a crow flies it's just four miles. Then the city bloke looked at him and then he said, suppose the crow has to roll a flat tire and go how far? This may be the problem, you have a flat tire and to roll it and to keep the course. Every day it keeps changing many, many, many times. When I say it changes many times. See, you woke up in the morning, morning unless you are on a certain level of sadhana, morning in yoga center you woke up with a start because dong, dong.  And you cannot even say it loudly because there is somebody else who is sitting, sambho, sambho.  You slept through all that but this gong, it's too jarring, you can't ignore that thing. So you woke up and we don't know what all happens, the toothbrush, you show it into your nose, all kinds of things happen, lack of coordination, you know. Then five-thirty you get spiritual. So you get spiritual, five-thirty, five-forty-five, six o'clock. Till then there's some activity, Guru Puja, then Surya Kriya or something. Then comes the best part. Now, now those of you watching us on the web don't believe all this. Everybody is doing wonderful sadhana. I shouldn't have come with a sale.  Sambhavi, then you know what happens step by step, so many things. So in a day, just watch how many times your direction and priorities change. All you have to try to do is just this. Next twenty-four hours, just stay with one priority, absolutely, without shifting for a moment. You will see wonders will happen in twenty-four hours time, because you have the right kind of practice, there's phenomenal energy. Well, I am also still here. If something significant starts happening, I won't ignore you. I'll be right there. So everything is there, it's just that holding the direction. From here to the entrance, it's called the Malai Vasa for those of you who do not know, that means the mountain entry or the hill entry. The rock that's sitting on the gate up there, we brought it here with great difficulty. Our boys went there, did some adventure for one-and-a-half months, because this rock weighs two-and-a-thirty-five tons. And they transported it all the way, thinking they brought a really big rock. This rock we wanted to put where our present Sarpa Vasa is. But then when it came, it looked so big and nice, I decided, let's put it up on the gate. And it just shrank visually. Then somebody came and complained, said, Guru, why the rock has become so small? I said, because it rained, it shrank. And you won't believe, they believed. So, the la... the... when the rock came on the truck, it looked like a mountain. But we put it up there at twenty-one feet and it just became small. This is how it is. This is how it is. This is the important thing you have to do on this Guru Purnima. Adiyogi means you put him up there, hung him on the calendar, stuck him on the wall, put him in the temple. He's up there, so he's looking very small. You should bring him down to your life. If you bring him down to your life, suddenly you will see it's a humongous presence. We are doing this effectively. Lot more needs to be done. We are de-divining. Is there a word like that? We are taking the divine title of Adiyogi and making him into a human being, because the idea is one who is up there, we're trying to bring him down. We want to bring him down here, so that you can feel this powerful presence. Up there, too far up there, Vaikuntham, you know? No, no, no, I'm sorry, Kailash. Wrong God. All gods need to be brought down, very important. Only if they're brought down people will see it is a possibility. Otherwise they will think it's an unrealistic something that they can just invest a few minutes a week and one incense stick. I'm saying for the first time, I'm noticing this in many homes, they're lighting one incense stick, not in Delhi. In Delhi means I can understand maybe because of the air pollution, they're limiting their worship. But one incense stick, it was never done in this culture. Nobody ever lights one incense stick, but these days I'm seeing they're lighting one, either because they do not know or they've become very expensive. I don't know what it costs right now because I never light one. This is important that in this culture, all the people that you have started considering as gods actually walk this geography at one time.  All of them walked this land at some time.  They struggled, they fought, they did everything that they had to do in those times. But you nailed them to the wall. They went through the process of birth, growing up, struggles, even wars. And death, like everybody else. But they lived an extraordinary life. So we valued them, that's fine. But the moment you make them something other than human, you have taken away the possibility in your life. So this is important. This is very important that everybody in this country and in the world to recognize Shiva as the yogi because that's what he was and that's why we remember him and that's why he's valuable to us. Otherwise a man who came and went fifteen thousand years ago, who cares whether he came or not. Only because of his contribution that we value him. Let's be straight about this. We value human beings only if they contribute to our lives. If they trouble us, we don't value them, isn't it? So Guru Purnima is that day when we are making a god into a man. Very important. Very, very important because now you see the possibility. It is not beyond you to be like this. It is just that the necessary focus and effort has not been there. That's all. Next twenty-four hours, I want you to try and see. If you can keep your priority just in one direction, not changing. Let's say you're driving from here to Malay Vasa. Every two minutes, if you change direction, you would have gone everywhere else except there, isn't it? So this is all you have to do. If you hold your direction, we will give you the turbochargers. But if you're changing your direction all the time, if you turbocharge you, you may go into the rock. You may go and hit something else. You must hold the direction. This is all your business is. See, even when you're driving, the powering is done by the engine. Transmission is done by the transmission system. All you have to do is hold the direction, isn't it? That's all driving is about. Reaching a destination means just that. That you just have to hold direction. Rest is done.  This is a human potential. This is a possibility for every human being. The question is only, will you make possibility into reality? It's my wish and my blessings that every one of you should know this.  This much you must do to yourself. If you just come to a mental status where you are never an issue in any given situation, your thoughts and your emotions are not the impediments in your life. If you just do as much as this, suddenly you find it is a certain level of mukti. There is a new level of freedom in life simply because you're not the issue. Your thought and your emotion never comes in your own way. You are given legs to walk.  But if it is working against you, the basic work has not been done. That is, you have not harnessed your own faculties. Forget about accessing the cosmos. You have not harnessed your own faculties. This must be done. Next twenty-four hours, just hold your priority unmoving. You will see it becomes very simple and easy. Priorities change with every thought, with every emotion, with every situation that comes, priorities keep changing. Because of these changing priorities, life looks very complex. Profound need not necessarily be complex. If you have questions, any kind of questions, today is Guru Purnima. I am at your mercy. You can ask me anything. It is said that Adi Shankara entered the body of a king and inhabited it for a length of time. Is this actually possible? If so, how? What kind of yogic mastery makes such a feat possible? It is not really such a feat. Adi Shankara got into an argument with a man. He won the argument. Then that man's wife manured herself into the argument. You know woman? And Adi Shankara is a certain level of logic. You shouldn't argue with the man like that. But she started… She negotiated herself into the argument saying, you defeated my husband, but he's not whole. We are two halves of the same thing. So you must also argue with me. How can you beat this logic? So argument started with a woman. Then she saw she is losing. Then she started asking him questions about human sexuality. Shankara said whatever he said. Then she went into more details. And then she asked, what do you know by experience? Well, Shankara is a brahmachari. Then he knew that this is a trick to defeat him. So he said, I need a month's break. We will hold the argument at this level. We'll start from here after a month. Just give me a month. So he went to a place where there was a cave. He went inside the cave and told his disciples, no matter what happens, do not allow anybody into this cave because I'm going to leave my body and look for another possibility for some time. Whatever happens, don't let anybody enter this cave. Then it so happened a king was bitten by a cobra and he died. When a man dies or even a woman when she dies, we have told you about the Panchapranas. If I go into this detail, the very technical question, are you interested in all this? Yes. Then we have told you about how the life energies manifest in five qualities. The prana is happening in five different dimensions. It is called pranavayu, samanavayu, apanavayu, udhana and vyana. These five manifestations of prana have distinct functions to it. Pranavayu is in charge of respiratory action and thought process and the sensation of touch. When someone dies, how do you check whether someone is alive or dead, you check, his breath has stopped. When once breath has stopped, you say he is dead. The breath has stopped because the pranavayu has begun to exit. After the breath has stopped, it will take up to one-and-a-half hours for the pranavayu to leave completely. But still the other four dimensions will be there. This is why it was set up after the breath stops, you must wait for one-and-a-half hours, minimum before you cremate someone because he is still alive in many other ways. Only thing is we want to wait till his sensation is gone so that he doesn't feel the burn. See, we are very compassionate. We wait for one-and-a-half hours so that his thought process, his respiratory action and his sensations are gone. That's not the guy we're talking about. Now, the remaining part of the prana will still be there and the viana, the last dimension of the prana could last up to twelve to fourteen days. Wherever there is no sensation, whichever part of your body where there is no sensation, you must understand that part of the body has no pranavayu in it. Right now if you take your hair, if you do this, there's no sensation. Only if you pull it this way, there is sensation. Because here there is no pranavayu but still it grows. This is the reason why even after somebody is dead, even for a corpse, after few days, still the hair growth happens, nail growth happens. Do you know? Are there any undertakers? I'm just asking if it's your profession. After one is dead, up to twelve to fourteen days, hair growth will happen. Simply because this can grow just with viana, with simple maintenance of the system it will happen. Though other parts of the body may begin to rot, still viana functions. So when Shankara left his body, he left his viana in the system because his body should be maintained. And the king who died, died of a cobra venom. When cobra venom enters your system, what is happening to the system is, your blood begins to coagulate. When blood becomes thicker than what it is, the... When blood begins to coagulate, breath becomes hard because breathing and circulation are very directly connected. When circulation becomes difficult, it becomes hard to breathe. So you... Oh, please give me a ghost neck microphone. Your breath will stop well before your pranavayu has existed. In many ways, this is an ideal condition for one who wants to... When somebody wants to enter that body, it's ideal. Normally it would give you only one-and-a-half hours time. But in... When a person has got cobra's venom in the system, it will give up to four-and-a-half hours time. So Shankara got this opportunity that there was four-and-a-half hours time. So he very easily entered that body and he was there to answer these questions experientially. So he went through that process. But the king's people, there were some wise people there. When they saw a man who they had declared dead, suddenly sits up and full of energy and they could recognize by his behavior, it is not the same person. This is someone else in the same body. So what they did, they sent soldiers all over the city saying whoever is dead, whoever... wherever you see a body, burn it immediately. Because now the king has come alive, he should not leave and go back. So soldiers went looking everywhere, any body, anywhere, just burn it quickly so that if that is the person who has come here, cannot go back, so we still have our king. A different guy but he looks the same, so what? So is such a thing possible? Yes, very much possible. Is it a feat? It is not really such a feat.  Now if one wants to enter a living body, someone who is alive to enter that, that would take a lot more. To enter one who has just exited, that's much simpler. Within first one-and-a-half hours it's ideal because the necessary vacuum has happened. At the same time everything else is on. This was... This used to be a common, not very common but almost everybody would have heard that something like this happened somewhere. So this is the reason why when somebody's breath begins to become recede, in India they always keep them just outside the house. They will put samarani and they will start chanting something. This is one thing is to comfort the one who is departing. Another thing is to ensure that somebody else doesn't usurp the body. So many methods and many protections were created so that these things don't happen. There are many ways to see that such things don't happen but today it is such a rare occurrence that now you started referring to it as a feat. So maybe you would like to see it happen but most people are dying with tubes and needles stuck all over them. So I don't think that'll offer much of an opportunity because their breath is not theirs. The machines are breathing for them. So we should go and check and see whether still prana is still on or prana is gone. They're just keeping the breath on through a machine. This is something we can check. I think it's very much possible even after prana vayu is completely gone.  It's good for the economy. Satguru, could you tell us something about renanubandha or physical memory? Can we avoid this? Is this a curse or a blessing for a spiritual seeker? Today a lot of sport coaches, people who coach sports persons or all talking about muscle memory, people understand that if you go by your mental memory many things cannot be done. So you have to build muscle memory about doing a particular action with a certain level of perfection that unthinkingly you can just do it. So we are conscious that we can build memory into the body. Well, but this need not be discovered now. We know very well the body is full of memory. Every cell in your body carries enormous memory. That's how you have a form and a shape depending upon the kind of memory that our parents gave us accordingly, everything is formed. But now we're talking about imparting memory to the body from outside. Yes, you will see by memory, by muscle memory or by body physical memory, if you go and sit in one place, as you get older this will get stronger in you that even in your home if you start sitting in one particular place, somehow you go round and round and settle down in the same place. This your dogs do, cats do, other animals do, it's okay for them. A human being is not supposed to be like this, but they have built runanabhanda with even, you know, a pillow. So they can build that physical memory which comforts them, which gives them some sense of belonging. This runanabhanda what it means is it gives you a certain level of belonging, certain level of being at home with certain kind of memory if you build in the system with that kind of person, with that kind of situation you feel at home, this is what you call as home. Your home is runanabhanda. Why one who is on the spiritual path always wanders or moves away from home and keeps minimal contact with those things is because even inanimate things can bind you big time. So runanabhanda means body develops a certain memory with things that it's come in touch with. It can be a thing, it can be a place, it can be another person. More and more of this kind of memory means these are all good if you want to be anchored to one place. A ship throws anchor when it doesn't want to sail anywhere, but when it wants to sail, it has to pull up its anchor. Otherwise it's not going to go anywhere. Even if the winds are great, it will not sail because the anchor is down. So runanabhanda is like anchor. If you don't pull it up, you can flutter your sail as much as you want, but the anchor won't let you travel anywhere. It won't let you be a seafarer, you will be docked. That's the right word, you're docked. Guru Perundhanal is always a person who feels his inner self. What does this mean? Who feels his inner self? He feels the world itself. He feels it. There is no difference. On the one hand, when such a beautiful thing came into his inner self, what would happen to him? Just talking to someone, or talking to someone in the community, this will reduce the need. Because if you are friends, what kind of a person are you?   If you have a problem, you can talk about it without anyone's experience. If you don't have any reason, you can talk about it.  You are not able to understand anything in the world. Why are you silent here, Tamil people? We are not able to understand anything, right? There is a problem in society. If we are unable to understand anything, we have to be patient. So, if you don't understand anything, if you don't have any reason, if you want to talk, it is very painful. If you want to confuse, you can talk very complicatedly. But, if you want to explain it in detail, it is very risky, isn't it? People will think this is some kind of madness. So, if you don't want to talk, at the end of the day, there is something inside. What is the impact of a human being? Because of this, they have decided to give a good explanation. This day, this is very important for what? There is a chance for a human being like this. In the heart, in the heart, we can see the world. God, we have a... this culture is also that. The reason for growing up is, that day, he saw the sun and sat down and started telling. Why is he looking at the sun? One is the sun and the other is the sun. The sun is the sun and the earth is the sun. Another one is the sun. In some culture, it is a bit lower than that. Because of this, in society, whether it is caste, whether it is religion, whether it is another religion, whether it is religion or not, even if it is like that, another one is standing down. There is nothing above or below. Everything is there. This is for the sake of the Lord, he sat down and saw the sun. Sitting down, this ignorance, he took a very powerful self, and brought it to the enlightened state and started telling. How to do this? How to bring it to the enlightened state? People used to say, this is something crazy, they will leave. He sat down and started telling. This day, the beginning happened. Because of this, for humans, there was a very strong way. For this to happen, Guru Purnima, in our country, there was a very strong way. From the beginning. But, in this, when we came to England, they saw me, they saw me like this. Wherever I went, they took a total amount. They went to America, they caught me there, they kept everyone under control. When I went to Australia, they took a total amount. When I came to this country, they saw me, it was very strange. I couldn't even understand it. Wherever I went, they took a total amount, they controlled everything. When I came here, I didn't understand anything. Because I didn't understand, they thought, why these people, they don't know what to do, they don't know what to do. When we put the government in our hands, they don't know what to do, they don't know what to do, they thought about it. They understood two things. One, there is no school, but everyone has a school. There is no university, there is no big church, there is no big head, but everyone has a soul. There is no house, there is no school, there is no house, there is no soul. They took only these two, they understood that they could keep it under control. These two, they came to cut one by one, they went to school with them, they went to school, they didn't have any school in their house, even now we have compulsory education, you… They say, right to education. What is right? We have one thing to do, to study. Not like that.  When they go there, they teach ABC, they teach six subjects a day, they don't understand what they are talking about to their children. Instead of being in the world, they teach them a day only. I don't know what this is for that child. I don't understand. That's why I… When I went to school, I lost in the middle, I lost a lot of time. I went without knowing the way, I went without GPS. They made it clear that they want to take it with them. Because of this, they took many kinds of studies, one important study was, Guru Purnima was very clever for three days. What did Guru Purnima do? He said, everyone has a Guru, not everywhere. We can't take an order for these Gurus to be there, but he understood. What did they do? Guru Purnima cancelled it. That day, they said everyone should come to work. Did you all go and come today? Next year, we… We have to do it in Tamil Nadu. Guru Purnima should not be like an official group. They took all these things and understood their feelings. Everyone has a Guru here. One has ten people, one has a hundred people, one has a thousand people, but everyone has a Guru. This… If there was one head, we could have done it. There are hundred heads in the village. I don't know what to do. If there was no one, another Guru would have come. He would have come somewhere. He would have been born somewhere. For what? The knowledge, knowledge and spirituality were lost. They were born in all places. They were born in all places. So, they came like that without any problems. They tried to take that Kondatam for Guru Purnima. They took it. Now, every time we come, we are all forgotten in the country. I don't know how many people have Guru Purnima today. This is very important to bring in Kalacharya. Guru Purnima is not about Guru. What we have done here is, Shiva and God sent us there. Here is Kailasam. There is no Kailasam in Tibet. Kailasam. I don't know where it is. It is there. Most importantly, what is the most important thing in this country? Who are we now? You are worshipping God. He is a human being who has lived in this country. He has lived as a great human being. That is why we worship him. Because of this, in Yoga Kalacharya, Shiva has kept Adiyogi. He is a yogi. Two legs like yours. Two hands. He doesn't have ten hands. He is like yours. He is like yours. He is different. He didn't expect all the problems. But how did he live inside? He is a human being. We don't understand. He has lived that level. It is very necessary to turn him back into a human being. If we turn him into a human being, we will get a feeling that we can do this. If we turn him back into a human being, this is very, very important. This Adiyogi is very important. Because this chance is in our life. It is very necessary. This is not something that we have. It is a chance for us. We use it. That is all. What you have to do is this. What you have to do is this. What we have to do is we should not turn back. From the time when we were born, how many times we have turned back. Sit down. What happened? There is a mistake. There is a mistake. If there is a mistake, we turn back. Look, isn't there a mistake that we have to turn back and sit in meditation? What does that mean? If anything happens, if we turn back, we will get a feeling that we have turned back. Now, let's take a vehicle. Engine is there. Power is there. Everything is there. Engine is there. What you have to do is you have to turn back. If you do this for a minute, how are you going to do it? That is all we have to do. The next 24 hours if there is a mistake, it is time for the snake to come back. Look, that is not a mistake. It is coming back. You are like that. You have to turn back. You have to do something. You have to do something. You have to scold someone. You have to do something. You should not turn back. Can we keep this like this? Can we keep this 24 hours? The three of them are telling the same. If the note 창 didn't turn, if it was 24 hours, how will you see what is this? Our superior power is a new level of organization. It is a new kind of state. If you are a person who is not satisfied with the person's attitude, you should take all these things out of the Guru's responsibility. Because you should not be satisfied with the person's attitude. You said that if you are not satisfied with the person's attitude, everything else will be fine. Whatever the drama is going to happen, it will happen to everyone. Who is not satisfied with the person's attitude? There is no chance for him to touch the Kuru Gola. There is no possibility for him to touch the Kuru Gola. Now, all the necessary powers, karus, and all are here. You should be satisfied. Is there any question in Tamil? Sir, in a time, there was a period when the devotees were born in Tamil Nadu. There were many saints, saints, and all the other world, but now, this caste is different. Here, the Karan Arivu has grown a lot. Now, this Karan Arivu is a bit… What is the rudimentary? There is a difficult state. Because of this, this Karan Arivu has grown a lot. But there is a difficult state. How? Now, the Karan Arivu has grown a lot. Many people say that he is a rationalist. There is no rationality in that. Because he doesn't understand anything in the world. Whatever happens, there is some change in this. He knows so much. If something happens because he doesn't understand anything, there is some change in this. Now, our Tamil people are sitting there, saying, if you close your eyes, they will say, I didn't tell them anything, I didn't tell them that I have to teach them this way.   How can I hypnotize them? Nothing can happen like this. This is all gone. How is he? There is a flower garden. Look, there is a good flower garden. Do you know what others have planted? This is… Do you think they planted sandalwood? They planted malam, malam. If you plant it, see how good it is, the flower will come.  If you plant it, it has to come up,it has to come up, it has to come up, it's going to be there. If you plant someone who wants attention, you can do something, if you plant someone who wants attention, when you plant someone who is talking something, which is not enough like this – they will say, All of them go and meditate.  And they think, if you see, you should be like this and be happy. This is the reason why in the name of Jesus, we have done many things. There is not only one thing to do for the soul, many things to do. Why is it? This is very necessary in this world. What is it? There is no strength to be in the soul. There is no strength to be in the soul. This is the power of the soul. We can achieve anything in life without any sacrifice. But we don't live by looking at it. We don't live by looking at the sacrifice. What is the reason for us to search for the sacrifice? If there is a sacrifice, the sacrifice will come, right? Where will it go? If there is a sacrifice, life should be taken to a higher level, right? For this to be revealed, we have done many things in Jesus. If you live like this, if you see, are you a transgressor? Amitya? Anba? Samaniliya? If you live like this, if you see, if you want to be like us, we will be blessed.  The reason for that is, if there is no flower in the mountains, if it doesn't come or not, that's how it is happening. What should I do? There is a different kind of look in the world. Even if there is a different kind of mountain, it will come out of the mountains. This is what I and you have created. That's how it is. That's how it is in the form of a movie. There is no need for this to happen. Your life should come to a higher level. If you see, everyone should get that look. If it comes, you are in a very important situation in the past, you are in this disaster, that's the biggest problem in Tamil Nadu that we have been working on for the next five years. We have kept the temple in our mind. We have said that the temple is in our mind. If the temple is in our mind, who should live in it? Poojaariya? Who should live in the temple? Who should live on the temple? That's how you have ended your life. Sardashiva Sardashiva Sardashiva Sardashiva Sardashiva Sardashiva Puran Pralpai Pukishvara Sardashiva Sardashiva Sardashiva Sardashiva Sardashiva Sardashiva Sardashiva Sardashiva We were supposed to break at eight o'clock and meet here at ten, because we wanted to see the eclipse. The moon is out there, little cloudy, but it'll come out. And there is a very significant eclipse. So, I think ten-thirty-seven is it? Ten-forty-four it starts, and it holds on. Oh, that long? Okay, till four-forty-four. No, you don't have to wait till four-forty-four. Just that after ten-forty-four, you don't eat anything, that's it. So, is it good for you to break for two hours and come back? Otherwise, if you're not up to taking this wind and stuff like this, we can meet inside the Adiyugya Lime. You're okay. You're all right here? So, it's eight-twenty now. We'll meet here at ten-thirty. Okay?


Hey, hey, hey y'all we're talking challenge Here's the exciting thing is this who is game for a challenge? Um, we weren't gonna do this actually it was the last night I was doing a live with a friend of mine who's dropped 42 pounds since February 1st and she's like Uh, how can I help people? So anyway, we're gonna do a challenge. It's gonna be fun So starting june 13th the night is a sunday night. We're gonna do a 10 day challenge And i'm just checking who wants in who wants in who wants to be part of the challenge? Hey, hey, hi, any how are you? Um, so this is me throwing it out to the world. What's up lory daner? Y'all if you're right now if you are looking for more fat loss more energy more focus This is what we're gonna focus on and it's gonna be really really cool So it's the challenge that we've never done before And i'm gonna have a blast doing it. We'll do coaching. We're gonna have prizes And the prizes we're gonna give away are gonna be really cool. They're gonna be more geared towards You as a person then you're necessarily a result. So are you participating? Are you doing things? Are you active? Are you are you? Are you encouraging? looking for cookies I have cookies on my hey, hey peggy. I have cookies on my on my recipes. You can always get cookies there I'm in and you Awesome. I'm well. She's dead. I am well all spanish. I'm very very very well doing some dishes. I might be more detailed Hey guys, so the challenge starting is gonna start on on june 13th and it's gonna be really simple to participate We have a lot of cool information um to come your way And this is what I figured is that um, this is a kick start So maybe you've been keto for a while really quick. I may ask who's been keto for a while Who's doing keto who's drinking ketones if you're drinking ketones? What's your favorite? What's your favorite um Benefits of drinking ketones. Um, what is your favorite benefit? And if you're if you have a goal if you have a health goal a life goal Even from like if you're let's say you're an entrepreneur or you have a career or job And you want to do better in that career job You focus on something that improves your life. You will do better at that job Or that career or if you're an entrepreneur like myself, you're gonna do better If you're constantly striving for forward for better you start doing better So if you have a goal, I want to hear it. How was this? What was your new year's resolution? And how close are you to it? Uh on 10 day on 10 day challenge awesome way to go way to go way to go Brianna, I think weight loss half of my half of me by my 60th birthday Peggy, how much are you down? Peggy wants to lose half of her by her 60th birthday. That's pretty cool What's up carol? How are you? Uh, she wants to optimize the performance of the gym. That's super cool Talk to me. Talk to me. Goose. Talk to me. Goose. Dear Dustin. Can I do the cute diet? Why I'm diet? I cannot answer that question. That's something for you and your doctor to work with and talk about That's above my pay grade y'all two days left on the challenge Oh, well, what are you gonna do next? If you're two days off of the challenge come to the challenge with me Because we're gonna do very different. We're gonna do very strategic. So this is what we're gonna do Each day we're gonna have a goal and challenge each day. Peggy is down 109 pounds Peggy's nearly 60 years old down 109 pounds and Peggy Y'all give Peggy a shot. She hit go pro. That's a $250 bonus and 100 us a free product Peggy You rock you inspire me every day. I'm super super excited. Uh, we got uh appetites a person So here's what I'm gonna do you got to get your product now to participate in the challenge All you need is ketones to participate in the challenge. All you need is ketones I'm gonna say it again to participate all you need is ketones, but this is what we're gonna get I'm gonna do coaching. I'm gonna do lives. I'm gonna do videos. Um, we're gonna have a text thread available So you can opt into a text thread. I'm gonna do coaching. We're gonna have other people. We're gonna give recipes We're gonna do I'm gonna do mindset coaching meaning like hey technically you're gratitude gratitude for Um post something on social media that inspires you I might do um because remember our mission isn't just to get better ourselves It's all suit inspire other people. So we need to share a little bit of what we're doing I'm gonna do exercises and keep in mind. I just had my shoulder cut off So my exercises aren't gonna be crazy But I'm gonna give different levels for people at different places.  This is cindy from singapore.  Are you open to a challenge? I want you to put the word challenge in the chat And then whoever invited you to follow me whoever invited you to watch I want you to tag them in it.  I'm gonna get janet or janet is crushing PRX she's doing amazing things.  I want janet to help out So mama angel one is in for the challenge. Jeanette is in for the challenge. Awesome Now, I want you to tag whoever whoever invited you guys and tag whoever invited you if you're following me, obviously Um, just hit me a private message so I can uh, I can find you i'm joining Just because I love doing challenges with our crew. That's awesome. Heather So heather brown said she's like i'm joining because I want to do with other people Heather that's that's fun I was on a call with northern Ireland and they're like, why do you do so many of these challenges and stuff? We're like because if you don't have something you're working for typically you're going backwards So it's it doesn't have to be hard You might decide that your challenge is really to help with gratitude That might be your challenge. So maybe every night you write down something you're grateful for Here's the deal our mission and prove it is really to inspire people to be the best version themselves And it's about one percent better You don't race to the end of success. You got to wash you get you got to you got to work yourself towards it We got emmy is into the challenge challenge accepted accepted. Nellie is in uh, I like every time I hear the word Nellie I just think of rap From college. So i'm super cool. Karen. Hey, Karen. You coming. I like it. Well, Cindy's in Peggy's in I mean, this is awesome Peggy, how many people can we get to do? Are you already doing a challenge out there in uh, in uh, We have some money right now in that one in ohai so maybe we can combine them all together Maybe we can combine them all together. We'll talk to Cory about that. I'm joining just because I love it Probably gonna try it. Lori Daner. You're in dang it. You're in my cousin. Lori Daner's in I told her she's in Bennett, of course jaded is in of course. She's doing it Um, yes, exactly like reboots. We do it together brand art yourself. I love itself development really really cool challenge accepted Um, I don't know your name, but it's qq qq o five qq. I like it. I like it So y'all if you're just jumping on right now, we're doing a challenge It's the challenge is on is july or sorry june 13th. It starts at a holy cow. Justin Tanner just bought a reboot Uh, that's awesome. I don't know who that is. I have to reach out to and say hi. Um Kind of cool. Um, but here's the deal carol colligios is it's I just said your last name wrong carol. I apologize. So here's the deal if you're just joining us right now We're gonna be doing a challenge. It's gonna be a community challenge a team challenge And you're welcome to join and participate you're welcome to have other people participate. We're starting june 13th at the night It's a late sunday night You can enjoy your weekend late sunday night and we're going to go through the following weekend And just so you all know, um, I do a lot of traveling So it's it's not easy to do challenges while you travel, but I will be there all the way through it I'm going to do coaching and have coaching group. We're going to do uh text grouping So if you get text messages, you're going to get um, maybe some emails. We'll see I'm gonna do lots of coaching through here I'm going to bring on people to help with coaching. So you have really good recipes I want you to share that with our community so that we can support each other if you have something that's inspirational Peggy inspirational if you want to say something in a one minute video and I'll share it to everybody I want I want it to be a community that we can support each other because listen I'm a coach but I haven't been through some of the things that you guys have been through If that makes any sense you've been through things that I haven't experienced and you have wisdom and things that I don't have I've never lost a hundred pounds. I don't know what it's like I've helped people lose a hundred pounds and I know what that's like. So our goal is to do that I'm going to give exercises. We're going to do mindfulness. We're going to do tips. We're going to do challenges We're going to have fun. We're going to do walking challenges. We're going to do push-up challenges I don't know what we're all doing yet, but we're going to have a lot of fun doing it So to participate all you have to do is have a product get a challenge kit Whoever invited you get a challenge kit.  Some of you are going to have two packs a day We'll work you through all that. Don't worry. We're going to walk you through the whole thing Then I want you to grab one challenge kit and then one of these two are both 24 fast the reboot or grab both And if you really want to accelerate your results and we're going to have lots of fun Through this journey and I'm going to challenge you. We're going to give you tips around eating We're going to tip you around mindset. We're going to have you look at yourself in the mirror and smile Cory right now is doing a smile challenge, which I think is super super awesome What's up, Justin? I think Justin just started following. How are you doing brother? Jennifer where's Jennifer at Jennifer to send me a movie, which is pretty cool So who's in for the challenge all you have to do is in the box put challenge down below and then tag Whoever invited you to follow me to come on our pages because I want to make sure that they get credit We're a big team. We like to work together. So I want to make sure that they get credit for Inviting you into this now if you're following me hit me up and I'll take care of you hint tip hint tip mcto is great for uh Marinating meats just mct is great. I love mcto We use mct 143, which is my favorite and it's probably the best formula that you can ever find So down with another challenge on the 13th. Yes Brianna is on she is in just make sure you have your product You have to have product otherwise It's not it's getting the coaching's gonna be kind of weird because I'll do some fun things We're gonna do one day where we're gonna focus on brain health. So um, I want to build like a brain builder pack So one day is gonna be brain health and I'll show you how if you drink our product before you exercise So we're gonna be strategic Maybe on a Saturday morning where you can have time and you're gonna go out and you're gonna do a walk And you're gonna see how different your day is if you drink this first because most people that work with us Aren't fitness people right so they don't think about it as combining with activity But they showed that if you drink ketones an hour before you go for a one mile walk or sorry 30 minutes or an hour before you drink a one for one mile walk It completely changes how your brain operates from today So how cool is that we're gonna do that experiment and I have a really cool questionnaire That's gonna get you all the starting points man. I am fired up and excited. Yep. That's what I use awesome Heather you're fired a heather brown heather brown Um, I'm super excited y'all. So hey invite people to this. Um, you can go to my instagram page I'm gonna have some things on tiktok to um facebook You can go to get more information and then what we're gonna do is we're gonna send you a link The link is kind of like hey, I'm committing to do this. I have some questions I'm gonna ask you to do a few things the reason why is that I have prizes We're gonna do some really cool prizes and the only way that I can actually Give prizes out as you have to participate. It's not who has the best transformation That might help It's not that though It's whoever participates and is willing to maybe share a little bit of their story is willing to participate in our community And then we're gonna vote on who wins and I have some extra cash the ketones a shaker bottle We're gonna have lots of fun. I have a lot of cool shaker bottles I have a lot of things that people don't get access to I have here Um that I can share with you also. I'm super excited to do that So come join the challenge with us if you're game for the challenge put challenge down below tag whoever invited you I still want that shirt. Oh, that's right. So lori they were out I forgot to tell you that when I asked for the shirt because I was there at the hq my cousin wanted my shirt And I the only one left was the one that I was holding to give away at the actually at the keto academy So broken heart fishing broken heart fishing is so in that is awesome challenge. She's in he's in I'm not sure who that is Heather brown is in. Uh, we got carols in. We got nicky. Hopefully she's in roslyn. Hopefully rosin rosin Hopefully she is barbara. Hopefully she's in uh de scott. What's up scottie? De scott. Let's go. I like it. He's in. I've got peggy in. I mean, this is fun janet's in Um, man, we're having a great time. So I'm gonna get off now y'all. I I gotta I gotta go I gotta go. I'm just shrinking down to the size you're wearing Well, lori if you can fit into my shirt, I'll send it to you. Okay, I'll bring it I'll bring it to minnesota and I'll give it to you in person. How's that in july?   I'm gonna be right down the road for you. Come visit me. Um, vegas, baby 25th and 27th through the 27th of june Gonna be in colorado next weekend. I'm gonna be in minnesota the week after then probably heading over to europe And then go into oregon. So y'all we're gonna be on the road. So I'd like to see some faces I'd like to see y'all um in this game time.   So, uh, uh, Athena I want a video from you with an exercise. Let's go. Where's uh, where's nurse pettyway nurse pettyway? Where's she at? I want her where in colorado am I going? I'm going to brek. I'll be in brecken ridge. Uh Next weekend. So pretty excited very fired up. So Yo, I got a pop. I got to go my wife's cooking fish. So I'm trying to hide from her I'm allergic. That's why um Game on challenge is on Athena you can come on you're I'm gonna I'm gonna get you do a video for me Show me over a video of what you like the most about ketones. How's that nurse petty? Where's she at? Where's yet?  Hey becky. What's up? Are I better see where you're wherever you're moving to you better tag me? I want to see I want to see I'm heading to europe too when you hadn't care up carol. Let me know Being letting us in yet. So I'm making us quarantine. So I'm working on that. Um, y'all I gotta go I gotta go up to the challenge. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go Game time Challenge is on don't I got some fliers coming too. So come on our page as you can see everything all the details Will be coming down the pipe Peace. Peace. Good night. Good night