The guitar has become way more than just a musical instrument. I believe that the guitar has become a lifestyle. It creates identity in people who want them. It's beyond just a musical instrument. Detroit's music scene is world-renowned. Shops like Detroit Guitar are keeping the sound and soul of the city alive. My name is Nika Julia. I'm a writer, photographer, creator, and Detroit local. In this series, I'll be taking you around the city and introducing you to the small business owners and entrepreneurs that help power it. This is Icons of Detroit. Charlie is a musician, first and foremost. He was helping somebody tune their guitar when I walked into the shop and was explaining why this guitar specifically suited their needs. My name is Charlie Lorenzi. I'm a co-owner of Detroit Guitar and I have a business partner called Eric Wall. So the idea behind Detroit Guitar was to carry the best possible guitars at every single price point. Where you buy super expensive guitar or your very first guitar, we want you to have the exact same experience. When it comes to even nicer guitars, we personally hand-select them, such as we even hand-select the wood. We want a very strong visual identity behind the guitar store. There was something that was not very common back then. Ten years ago, most guitar stores had a very common look, so we took a lot of ideas from other industries. This is where the guitar starts. We're a full-fender dealer, epiphoned by Gibson. And then on stage you have some Gibson brand guitars. We have a couple of BRS's, Taylor Acoustic Guitars. We're a great dealer, another great company. Detroit Guitar brings back that physical aspect of what a music shop was and I feel like what it should always be to the community. They not only provide educational tools, they also provide excitement about the instrument themselves. I grew up in Buenos Aires, Argentina. There's a street there where there's one guitar store next to the other one and one day I went to a guitar store. I bought one and my life changed ever since. I moved to the US almost 20 years ago and I started working at a guitar store. There was a customer whose son was taking lessons there. We became very close friends. I told him I would like to open a guitar store myself and he said I love the idea, so we became partners and that happened nine years ago. Charlina, we've been pretty successful with this particular guitar. I think we should do a master build. Do a master build. So let's talk about what levels of reliquing we want. So I had a lot of knowledge when it came to the guitar industry but I had absolutely no knowledge when it came to real estate or finances or accounting or anything like that. That's where the partnership became really, really, really like a powerhouse. During the interview, Charlie said that he was the beauty and Eric was the brains which I thought was hilarious. They play off each other really well but still they have a common bond of music and also education around music. Take out the cash one and let me know how that goes. We have a very personal relationship with all of our customers. Hey Charlie, how you doing buddy? My text message, I got a guitar that I'd like you to check out. You see that's why I came in to see it? Yep. We try to be in touch with them all the time. They become our friends. We all love guitars. So it's a daily thing talking about guitars and texting each other. You know I thought about you when I got this one. Seventyth anniversary broadcaster. Whenever I get nice guitars I always think about you because you made the very first big purchase at the store. So always remember that. The very first thing I do when I come to the store is do a little bit of social media. I'm very into that. We work really hard to have a very strong presence. So what we're trying to grow, we'd like to be one of the top 10 guitar stores in the world. That's my goal. Without losing the soul. We always want to be who we are. We don't want to be a generic store. We're going there. It's a marathon. It's not a sprint. So we'll be there. Sunday evenings is when you realize how good or how bad your life is. If you can't wait to be Monday again, that means your life is good.  Every single Sunday night when I go to bed I can't wait for it to be Monday again.


Hi guys, how you doing? This is Rich here on behalf of Rich TV Live. We are 19 days, 14 hours, 47 minutes and 12 seconds away from history in Canada. And I have some news for you guys. Namaste Technologies was scheduled to come on to Rich TV Live today. But due to the fact that they are going through a quiet period, they have been advised by their attorneys that they should not come and do any discussions with anybody for at least a few weeks. So we are going to reschedule the interview and do it sometime in the future.  I wish that wasn't the case. I wish we could do it right now. But at the end of the day rules are rules and there's obviously a very good reason why they're going through a quiet period. Okay, so let's just let them do that. But in the meantime, I want to show you guys why I like Namaste Technologies so much. First of all, let's do this. Take a look at the price. I mean, it's staggering, but a lot of people don't realize this. Namaste Technologies is up 1,200% since October 30th of last year. So it's up over 1,200% in less than a year. Yet people want to keep talking about how it's not a success. And people want to keep talking about how it's going through a tough time. How do you figure? It's up 105% in the last three months and 50% in the last month. I don't see how anybody could be losing money on this stock unless they bought it at the top. And if you bought it at the top, you're most likely not watching Rich TV Live or you're not following our rules because our rules are by low, sell high. If you bought high and it's gone down, you really got to evaluate your investing strategy. You do not want to be buying stocks at a 52-week high. You'd rather buy them at a 52-week low. So if you got into this bad boy when it was 15 cents last year, congratulations.  You should be very proud of yourself. It is a huge success, huge success. So I honestly have no time for people that want to say that it's not a success when it has proven to be a massive success. It is up 1,200% in less than a year. That to me is success. I don't know about you, but to me that spells success. Am I disappointed? Am I frustrated that we're not going to do a video and an interview today? Hell yeah. Of course I want to do an interview. I want to do a video. But rules are rules and if the CEO says, hey Rich, we can't come on your show because we're going through a quiet period, you know your boy Rich is going to say no problem. Sean, let's do this another time, my friend. So don't worry. We're going to get them on our show. It's just a rescheduling situation. And I know some of you actually said this. There's no way he's going to come on your show because they're going through a quiet period. You are 100% correct. So I got to give you props. If you said that, you were 100% correct. That is the truth. But at the end of the day, let's focus on the fundamentals. Namaste Technologies is up 1,200% in the last year alone. And your boy Rich got in around 50 cents. So I've done very well in Namaste Technologies. I sold it. I made money. I'm very happy with the company. It's been a huge success. I have no time for someone that wants to tell me it's not a success. It's up 1,200% in the last year. Numbers don't lie, but people do. 105% in the last three months and 50% in the last month. Don't know how you could be losing on this stock unless you bought it at the top. And if you bought it at the top, like I said, you need to reevaluate your investing strategy. So Sean, Namaste Technologies, if you guys are watching, I look forward to working with you guys. I look forward to interviewing you guys. I know you guys are located in Vancouver. We'd love to come to your facilities. Show the people what you guys are building. A global powerhouse for cannabis, CBDs, everything to do with this industry. These guys are a company that's got their hands involved in everything. They've got their license now. They've got a license to do business in the UK. They are obviously working to uplist to a senior exchange. That's clearly why they've got a quiet period. So they're making moves. They're making things happen. And just because a stock goes down temporarily doesn't make it a bad stock. What you need to do is you want to buy in the red and sell in the green. So if today it's red and it's down 7%, this might be a time to consider looking at this stock. Now, here we go. I want to mark this so you understand exactly how much it's climbed because it's climbed dramatically. Here we were in November when it was at 20 cents. We've seen it go as high as $3. Then it's come all the way back down to $1.19. And recently it's had a big spike here. Look, August 21st, it was $1.08. It has up 100% since then. Went all the way to $2.89 in America. Currently now at $2.02. It's still up dramatically. I have no time for people that want to bash this stock because it makes absolutely no sense. Why bash a stock that's up 1200% in one year. 100% in the last three months. 50% in the last month. Yes, I'm obviously unhappy about the fact that they can't make it on our show today. I would be lying to you if I said I was happy about it. But hey, I totally understand. Business is business. Rules are rules. You guys got to do what's best for you. I totally get it. But don't you worry. You're boy rich. We will be watching the Mass State Technologies very closely. If there's any breaking news, anything that's trending, anything to talk about, we'll bring it to the people first. Thank you guys for watching. Now remember, Rich TV Live is strictly for education, entertainment purposes. Always do your due diligence. Always do your research before you invest in anything that we talk about here on Rich TV Live. 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And we're live! Hi, I'm Dazza Greenwood, a new co-chair of the New York Legal Hackers Group, and we're here to talk about and do a quick recap of our last event with Brooklyn Law School Legal Hackers for the New York City Node of the Open Music Legal Hackathon, a global distributed event series with Legal Hackers chapters around the world where we're looking at innovative solutions for musicians and composers using technology to break through some business barriers and other obstacles that have held everybody back in the past. And it was a terrific event, and I just wanted to ask Mark and Sydney from the co-convening groups to introduce yourselves and maybe we can do a quick wrap up. So you want to get us started, Mark? Sure. My name is Mark Potgwitz. I'm one of the organizers of New York Legal Hackers. For those of you unfamiliar with Legal Hackers as an entity, it is kind of a global movement of lawyers, technologists, policy folks looking to kind of hack the legal process and hack legal systems to create a better world for all of us. Different chapters have different areas of focus, but generally the idea is to figure out ways we can improve legal process government and government through the use of technology. Another thing that we do besides trying to fix the government is fix other systems in general. So recently we took a look at the music industry and how the music industry operates. And we tried to think about ways we could empower artists to have better control over what happens to their content when they create it and what rights they can have with respect to the content after it's out in the world. So with that we partnered with Brooklyn Law School Legal Hackers and some other groups including the Open Music Initiative and DASA will talk about this more in a few minutes. So with that I'm going to kind of nod off and hand it over to Sydney to explain her role with Brooklyn Law School Legal Hackers and her role in this event. Hi guys, my name is Sydney Abouali. I am one of the co-organizers for this event that we had this past Saturday, the New York Node of the Open Media Hackathon. I am also one of the co-founders and co-organizers of the Brooklyn Law School chapter of Legal Hackers. This is a new found club just last year and to my knowledge it's one of the first if not the first Legal Hackers student organizations internationally. There we really do encourage our students to question how today's most exciting technologies are impacting the legal profession and how to interact with these technologies as a lawyer. Even if you don't have a technical background it's really important to harness these skills and then we also learn to acquire skills to present your own kind of novel legal tech solution at the innovators competition which we host in the spring. So my involvement with the Open Music Hackathon it was when I met DASA over at the Legal Hackers Summit this past August which was a really exciting event with all the Legal Hackers organizers and he had this vision of how to bring together artists, technologists, content creators and lawyers and kind of think about these questions about autostartonomy and the control over digital assets and just their rights and maintaining ownership over your content in this new space and I have a bit of background over in the artist's book and relations world. I worked in the festival industry for a few years so this was totally right up my alley. Some of the interest came from also coordinating past events so I wanted to get involved in any way I could and bring Brooklyn Law School Legal Hackers into this mission as well so it was a fantastic event. It was just fabulous to be able to collaborate with you and the other students that came, Professor Jonathan Askin from Brooklyn Law School. So Brooklyn Law School was humongous contributor to just the whole event making it good. So we promised to recap, here comes a recap. So I'd say like the main course of the event was our keynote speaker and a nice facilitated dialogue we had with him. Jesse Kaye is how he likes to be known. He's in charge of the new agency and they are truly a pioneer in the area of the sector of music and deploying new technologies in creative ways to make music available in different kinds of business models and creative legal frameworks and again using just very innovative technology. So he kind of gave us a rundown I would say of what is the basic context in the industry today and some background on what the key drivers and inhibitors have been in years past and new opportunities now with emerging technologies like blockchain and what's going on with AI driven data driven model based systems that can in a more automated way and with less friction and coordination cost allow direct connection between artists and audience and some innovative business models about how people could do that which by the way all of you folks in the other nodes around the world this coming weekend should give a listen to that part because it's terrific fodder for the kinds of projects you could hack or the kinds of small discussion groups that in small discussion groups the sorts of topics you could anchor your discussions in. So that was terrific. Also it was very interesting where we had it. Can you maybe speak a little bit about the space itself Sydney? Absolutely yeah so the Bushwick Generator you know this is a brand new space coming out of Bushwick in Brooklyn. So we want to give EmRick our host our sponsor you know a really huge thank you. What a fantastic guy this was the opportunity for us to be for my introduction to this space really and I think a lot of the participants as well. So basically what they're trying to do is create Bushwick to be a hub for really a lot of innovative spaces and thinkers and you know just in tech and beyond a lot of the creative content space as well. So they're really taking this model I'm pretty sure that right now it's kind of just a co-working space but you know they're also hosting a lot of other community events. They'll be hosting Brooklyn Tech Week in a few weeks which is really exciting. They're really just adding value to the community and they're making it more of a sustainable effort by harnessing some of these relationships with their new found group the Bushwick Blockchain Alliance which seems to connect a lot of these interesting blockchain ventures coming around in Brooklyn and introducing the community to a lot of their goals as well which it seems like a lot of these seem to focus on social responsibility and how do we you know connect our communities with the larger interesting efforts that are going on you know economically and environmentally politically and yeah it's just it was a fantastic introduction to me for the space and I know everybody else as well. So for those of you that may not know Bushwick is a neighborhood of the BK of Brooklyn and this very much was a it was the New York City node but this was you know out by and in many ways for this fabulous community of Brooklyn just bubbling over with technology innovation and cultural you know cultural you know expression through music and that was a big that was a big part of it. I'll just mention quickly a through line between the San Francisco node with Beth McCarthy in particular and her mechanism design research group and the topics that Emrick kind of brought forward and that we talked about and hacked on a little bit was how to make co-working and collaborative maker type spaces that are truly part of a community and allow a way for people you know not that so much like the we work model or even the CIC model where we come and work and we're near each other physically and we go home but everything's quite isolated on the content level is there a way that some projects could help to generate revenue for the space and is there a way that some of that revenue and other benefits could be allocated back to the creators and to other people that are helpers like who's who's minding the gallery on Saturday you know who's promoting a performance who's curating like in San Francisco they had this fabulous wall with this very innovative art that showed the difference between centralized networks decentralized networks and you know truly distributed networks and yeah yeah yeah very cool really interesting stuff and so it was a part of it as well one other one other thing I think we remiss not to mention it we found a great formula with people bringing their puppies and dogs because it's hard to go home on a weekend and walk the dog we checked with emmerich the proprietor of the bushwick generator space he said it's fine if people you know can control their dogs and take responsibility for them nothing happens so we had a couple of terrific dogs we had Jonathan Askin professor from brick and law school brought rena who is a major part of you know all of his speaking of engagements in his classes do I think and and the network and then we also have Anjali from Monax a legal engineer who is a major contributor to the event and she brought little pebbles and boy those dogs just made the whole event so great so if you're organizers of legal hackers events and out there in the world and just for us in New York we should seriously think about making dogs a regular feature of our events absolutely look out for the open puppy hack in 2019 actually from hacking puppies in some way but by all means I think we kind of had that combination I think we definitely figured out that uh that equation right there so yeah it was so if you want to learn more about what happened in New York go to legal hackathon org and we've actually got the entire conversation that facilitated well the keynote and the discussion afterwards which was some really rich and creative and we've got some great feedback from people at Berkeley College of Music and from some other people that are looking forward to the events this coming weekend who have said that it was a terrific discussion so I you know want to just commend it to all of you you can basically be there time shifted and asynchronous though it may be we had multiple cameras and a lavalier did the whole thing on our phone and iPad so you can do that kind of hack yourself I guess the last thing I'll say is this has been so successful I'm back in Boston this week and at the Media Lab getting ready for the Media Lab node this weekend and that we decided at MIT we're actually going to do a kind of capping course an open course in January that carries forward this open music and open media theme and the legal dimensions of it so we have a fairly long-standing you know several years January open course on law blockchain and AI and this year we'll have other teachers with me from Berkeley College of Music George Howard most importantly where we'll actually break down one or two of those days and do a deeper dive into music and into some of the hacks and the more nuanced legal issues carrying forward section 17 of the Copyright Act and the important provisions of the Music Modernization Act calling for a public accessible database and what some of the interoperability for that would look like and opportunities for a more automated licensing for smart legal contracts identity you know you name it so if you're interested in all of that we'll post that to legal hackathon.org and you can also sign up and register as just a member of the public it will be an open course online at law.mit.edu and if you're an MIT student or Harvard student or can cross register then it'll show up in your catalogs as well so you are invited to continue the conversation there and keep learning with us and hacking with us and building with us and that includes you Sydney so come up come to the Media Lab and meet the robots. I would love to next time I'm up there you know I will be I'll be present and I'll be hacking and you know that's what's gonna happen can't wait. Here here. Okay so thanks everybody I look forward to continuing to hack the law with you and until next time see you online.


Hey everyone, welcome to Snowbreak Containment Zone, so let me start off by sharing my appreciation with the devs for the improvements from the CBT and also coming into global launch. It's a very big difference. One particular area is the character detail, the face, the detail in the body. It's really different. Previously it used to be dull in CBT, but now they have really outdid themselves. Also the stages where you perform, the stages here in the main story or where you perform battles, it has given us a lot of details. For those who don't know what this game is, I'm going to give you guys a brief background. This game is a third person shooter, mostly waifus and guns.  If I give you a brief view of the waifus that I have, so they have skills, you level them up, you have logistics which are buffs given to your waifus. Manifestation is if you have copies, again it increases your character stats and your runics as well. This one improves the character's skills. So it's that simple, you can actually reset here. I think this is only just once. So let's go back. As for the guns, let me go back to the guns. Weapons, again it's also about improving your weapons. You can upgrade, you can modify them. It's still upgrading and you can modify parts. So as you can see, different parts goes into different places which adds a little bit more detail to the game which I really, really like.  So there you are, again this is about clearing stages. Right now we have your main story, giggling, dispatch, personal file operation. These are the content but I'm sure there will be small additional games in between every time the update comes in. And also just want to go through, there is a base system guys. The base system is like your barracks. As you can see here, I won't go to the base system, I'll do a different video on the complexities of the base system. Not really complex but again it takes a while for you to understand as you can run around and interact with the waifus here and let's go back to the main page. Okay, so now that you know the overall, what do you call it, the overall feel of the game. So let me give you my thoughts, my real thoughts on the game, the good and the bad. So play this in mobile and PC, right now I'm playing it in PC. There's really a big difference in terms of how you play, how fast you play and how easy is it to play or the playing ease. For mobile, definitely you will have to overcome the learning curve for mobile. I've tried it using a controller. I tried using a Nintendo controller. It's also compatible, Nintendo Switch controller, compatible Xbox and PlayStation controller. But again, the learning curve is there. If you really want to kind of give you guys a easier time in playing mobile, mobile whether it's Android or iOS, definitely you would want a controller. But again, if you don't, if you just use your tablet or your phone, then the curve in terms of learning how to play faster is going to be bigger. So again, the learning curve from just Android, I'm sorry, mobile or mobile and controller to PC is going to be different. So difficult is going to be on mobile. Mobile with controller is a bit in the middle and the easiest one would come if you're playing a PC because you definitely, you're going to be using a mouse. So that's the difference. I'm happy that they're giving the players options on which platform to choose. You could play on, you know, two platforms. I play in my iPad, I play here, but I prefer the PC of course. Going back to the UI, the UI is a bit cluttered. So if you can see here, they could actually merge this bar here on top to decrease clutter. This one is for the paid currency. They could have included it in the shop and hopefully they could clean up the UI because if you are a beginner, this will be overwhelming for me and confusing at times because even though they also have this supernova, these are rewards by the way, surveys here. But again, it just needs a little bit of tidying up. That is what I'm saying. The UI is actually okay. It doesn't have any lag whatsoever. So very good in terms of not, let me revert that. Good in terms of UI, there is just a bit of decluttering in terms of where the icons are placed and if they could minimize the icons better. Okay. So graphics again, going back, you know, did themselves in terms of the graphics, the gameplay, free outfits early. So going back to the game as early as day one and day two, we have free outfits. So just going to be showing you the first free outfit that we have. One is for life. This was given to all the players as a pre-registration reward. The next one is going to be this one from Moxier. This is the second one. So this outfit I really, really like. I'm not sure if I would use her in the near future, but I appreciate the devs in terms of the, what do you call this, the skins or outfits that they have given out so far. So next up is this one for Fenny. So Fenny, she's using this. This is, these are all four star outfits by the way that they're giving out. So we have, let's count one, two, three, okay. I left out Frisha. Frisha is also a free skin that they gave out. So that is four free skins so far already. Okay. And also if you are worried about content, there are a lot of content to go around. There'll be, I think they, based on the banners that they have rolled out, I think updates would be every two weeks. I'm not sure. Hopefully it's going to be a weekly update, even if it is small update, small content update, but content will come every week or every two weeks that I'm not sure at this point. Hopefully content, there's a lot of content guys. So you have giggling dispatch, mean store operation, be my guest. I'm actually swapped with content. I'm also doing a lot of other things. But the last one that I'd like to discuss would be the gotcha system. So the gotcha system, you can actually check out the rules here. So every 10 you get a purple, then once you, for example, get a yellow one, more or less, you could, what do you call this, the count here resets. So earlier I got Yao ahead of the pity count, the pity threshold. So it resets and it gives you a little bit more count for the pity. So again, first pity, if you don't get the character there that you want, for example, what I got was Yao for Kaguya's banner. The second pity is a guarantee for Kaguya. So more or less, that is where I'm going to. So far, I think the gotcha system is actually, it's usual, it's the same. Nothing special, it's the usual gotcha system for every game. I'm just glad that the pity system here, especially for the limited, is only up to 80, doesn't go over 100. So this one is a 50 for the beginner. So for those who are just beginning, go after the beginner banner. You'll save a lot here, especially if you're free to play. So the pity system here is only up to 50. If your goal is just to get any of the orange, not the yellow, the orange characters or the five-star characters, then definitely go for the beginner one. And also, there is a banner for the weapon. So this is a limited banner for the weapon for Kaguya as well. But again, my stand on weapons, you get them if you have extra as for the gotcha choice. I would still go with the character gotcha over the gun gotcha because characters, you will, there are actually other guns that you could get that aren't as bad, especially for the purple ones for your characters to use. But again, go for the character gotcha or the waifu gotcha when you do a pull and really save for those. So that is it, I've been blabbering ready too much. And those are my first impressions. I'm actually excited that I'm playing. This is the first third person shooter that I'm covering in this channel and hopefully I've been so engrossed in this game. I'm already engrossed from this game from CBT and up to now it's just too bad that I was on vacation for a long while that I had to stop playing after a bit of CBT. But again, this game rocks. I just hope you guys played as well and try to experience what this game has to offer to you. So thank you very much guys. So what you think of my first impressions, comment down on what are your impressions for the game. Take care, stay safe, this is The Warden and I'm out of here.


Also State Governor Senator Doyer Deeree has chaired the new Catech Accommodty Chairman of Councils and their Rural Development Authority counterparts in the state to reside in the various local government headquarters. Governor Deeree gave the directive during the swearing-in ceremony of eight Councils and 32 RODA Chairman in Yenegua. The Balsa Helmsmen urged them to prioritize key sectors that directly affect the lives of the people, especially that of health, education, agriculture, and security. I urge you local government Council Chairman, Chairman of Rural Development Authority, to prioritize the key sectors that directly affect the lives of the people in terms of health, education, agriculture, infrastructure, and more importantly, security. By focusing on these areas, we can uplift our communities, empower our people, and create an enabling environment for sustainable development. All Catech Accommodty Chairman and Rural Development Authority reaction men are to reside in your local government headquarters. Deeree, work in your offices. We will do our best. One thing that is affecting us is that the rate of poverty. And I also think that because of the rate of poverty, it's making most of us to go into crime. And because of that, as a youth that people believe in, when I have come into power, it's for me to go to them and preach the gospel, that we can change the narrative. Because why? We have a very vast land in Saturn Angel. If we engage our youth in schemes of digestion and also engage them in agriculture, I believe we will do well. Loke Okoda himself, he never relented in his hours to get to this point. So we deserve the appointment. Loke Okoda deserves this appointment. We are going into Saturn Angel to meet the people, to provide programs that we meet, to provide programs that will reach out to the people.


The corpses walk in the Tantric rituals. When somebody dies or when somebody is certified dead by your doctor, he's not completely dead. Up to five to seven minutes, it's behaving as if it's alive and then falls dead, exhausts itself. So it's based on this that when somebody dies, there are rituals in India. Up to fourteen days, there are various kinds of rituals. Once the body has been shed, once the legs have fallen, you cannot walk. Dead men cannot walk, isn't it? But that's not true. We can make them walk. The Tantric Sciences in India, this is their whole thing, to make a dead man walk, the corpses walk in the Tantric rituals. There have been many but one has been historically record. There was a yogi, there have been many like this, they still are. There was a yogi who was… who had mastered what is known as Surya Sparsh. That means sparsh, touch, okay, contact or touch. So this is like the solar touch. There is a certain type of yoga called Surya Sparsh. So he mastered this, this was a bong, what's a bong? A Bengali. So he lived in Varanasi and he periodically went to his guru and learned different steps of this and was mastering this step by step. So any number of times he displayed this in public that if you bring a bird, a dead bird, which has been checked by everybody, it's a for sure a dead bird, not a bird which is acting dead, a really dead bird. If it died within the last three hours, it's gone rigid. You know, within three hours a bird goes stiff, the raigarumata sets in for a bird much quicker than for a human body. Because a bird has the blood temperature, the body temperature of a bird is much, much higher than that of a human body. So the way it cools down and how soon the raigarumata sets in is much quicker in a bird's body than in a human body. So three hours after the bird is dead, if you brought a bird to him with a simple magnifying glass, that too not from direct sunlight, from mirrored light, if you stand outside and mirror the sunlight inside, using that light through a magnifying glass, he would make the bird come alive. He would chirp, it would sit up, it would walk and it would fly. It would fly around for some time and then collapse and die again. So when people said, why can't you make it live, he said, this is all I know. My guru can make this happen. I am still learning, but he was already close to seventy years of age at that time. To his misfortune, it so happened, a seven-year-old boy of the local Islamic conquest already happened.  So they had heard of this man bringing a bird alive. They came to him and said, come and try on our king's son. One thing was, he would never try it outside the presence of his deity. He had a small deity and a shrine. Outside the shrine, he would never try such a thing. He would practice it only in the shrine. He said, I will not do such things outside the view of my deity. They have no value for the deity because according to them it's idolatry. It's an energy form that he's created and with that he works. They said, this deity, goddammit, will take it. Will take it to the palace. He said, no, no, it cannot be moved. He said, it can be moved. And they just picked it up. He cried, don't do this. And when they picked it up and this was happening, they were trying to drag him. He said, I'm not going to come. I will not do it. I'm not going to do this. He got angry when they picked up the deity and taking it out like it's some kind of a toy. He said, I'm not going to bring your king's son to life. Even if I could, I cannot. But even if I could, I will not do it. Then they held him by the hair and dragged him to the king and he said, I'm not going to do it. So they butchered him right there. And in the process of doing all this, they dropped the deity and it broke. So he had a few disciples to whom he was imparting this. It died with them, everything. But this has been clearly recorded by very responsible people that actually any number of times he did this, that he would make a dead bird which is dead for over three hours to actually get up and fly for a substantial period of time. That is more than an hour's time. And he repeatedly said, my guru can make this bird live for its full length of life, whatever that is. And my guru can even do it to a human being. There have been any number of such people. There was another yogi in South India. So usually they don't... This is a kind of a fringe yogi, this bird yogi. This is a fringe yogi. This is not the mainstream. This is a mainstream yogi. So people were coming to him for blessings and things were happening around him so much. He lived in Karnataka, in south, western Karnataka or south, somewhere near Kulagal. And people were gathering around him. One day it so happened. A young boy who died, the parents brought this boy and cried their hearts out. So he looked at their plight and probably he sensed that the boy need not have died. It's more accidental in nature. So he dipped his finger. There was a lamp like this next to him. It is generally there almost every yogi who is into certain kind of process will have a lamp burning next to him, an oil lamp. So he dipped his finger into the oil and put it into the dead boy's mouth. And the boy came alive after some time and became perfectly alright. When somebody dies or when somebody is certified dead by a doctor, he's not completely dead. Death happens slowly. If you are not already aware of this, where's this lady? She should know. Past her daughter. Anybody undertake her son or daughter? Nobody? You may already know most of you that after a person dies up to eleven days for sure, most of the time up to fourteen days, fingernails grow. Hair grows. You know this? How many of you are already aware of this? Yeah. So, because death is happening slowly, step by step it's going. It's not yet complete. The withdrawal of life process from this lump of earth happens step by step. For all practical purposes, when it is immobile, lungs have stopped, heart has stopped, so they'll declare you dead, but not yet. So it is by using this that still the life process is still continuing, you can rekindle that and activate the system. It is by using this that the tantrics have dead bodies walking. And it's not very uncommon. It's quite common. Sometimes, you know they will be working upon this when the cremation is on. There have been many instances, I have not personally seen, but I know people who have no reason to lie about it and they will not, such people have actually seen a burning body getting up and walking. They have set fire to it, it's burning, but it gets up and walks because at that moment when the burning begins from outside, the life process retreats and there's a concentrated spaces where life is happening more intensely at that moment. They make use of that and rekindle the system in such a way that suddenly it gets up and walks up to five to seven minutes, it's behaving as if it's alive and then falls dead. Exhaust itself. So it's based on this that when somebody dies there are rituals in India. Up to fourteen days, there are various kinds of rituals. Unfortunately these rituals have mostly lost there. The knowledge behind that, the power behind that has been lost and people are just doing things like for livelihood somebody is doing it or just for the sake of doing it they're doing it very few people truly understand the significance of what it is. Because life energies recede slowly, they've gotten so deep into this every cell in the body, it doesn't just go poof like this. Functionally it may die but totally it does not die. It dies slowly. So we want a haste in the process.  Dying slowly can be torturous, isn't it? Hmm? Dying slowly torturous or no? So it can be torturous. So we want him to live quickly. After he dies, first thing is to tie the toes together. You know this? You still do it or no? Tie the toes together because if you do not tie the toes together from the lower end of the body it will start imbibing life. It wants to live because all the cells in the body are not dead. They're still making an effort to live. They will try to draw energy. When they try to draw energy, certain forces will enter the body. So you don't want that to happen to your loved one. So the moment he dies you tie the toes. Now no external support. He will go much more quickly. And the next thing is you wash him up with water because when you wash the dead, see, even if you're alive, if somebody tries to give you a bath, they'll pour water on your face. You will feel like you're being water-boated. When you were a child, when your mother gave bath to you because we never use showers and things, they poured water.  But somebody else was giving a bath to you. They just poured... children are doing like this. Yes or no? So if you just pour water over the face, this dead guy gets water-boated. If any little activity is happening, it'll all cease.  Death is not some strange subject that we should not talk about. It is right here, progressing for all of us, isn't it? Slowly maturing, your death is maturing. One day it'll be complete. Let it be a long time after. But right now it is maturing, isn't it? So if you understand life very well, absolutely well, you can exit the body in such a way that you exit completely, you gather everything and leave. If you leave like that, then we will give you a burry-off.  You have completely exited, there is no hurry. We can keep you for a day or two and then bury you. So I'm saying this is a culture where we understood life and death absolutely well and dealt with it as it should be dealt with. Within the first fourteen days you can do a lot of service to the dead. That culture grew, that science grew in a big way in this country but then got corrupted. So what was a very wonderful science became commerce and commerce became corruption.  Your grandfather, it's raining, your grandfather needs umbrella. Give an umbrella. Your grandfather is walking through thorny parts, he needs footwear. See, whatever you may know or you may not know about your grandfather, one thing you know is he left his body here and went. One, he's left his body here. Umbrella, clothing, footwear. Yes? But unfortunately it's become like this. So we are right now in the process of training people to do this kind of services but you should never make it your profession. Just as a service, if you are willing to offer, we can train you to do these things properly and it's a very important thing to do in life. It's a very important aspect when somebody has lost his body, he is completely helpless. He needs help and he can be helped but not with contaminated, corrupt hands. Somebody who cares, somebody who has the necessary sense about it. If you want to go through something like that, such trainings, it's available. We're even starting our own cremation crisis. In Coimbatore, we have Isha Sudu Gado. You know this? You don't know. You know where to die at least now. And if some of you train for this, you can deliver that service and it's a very significant service. People don't understand the value of it in today's world. The modern world, they don't understand the value of it but it is extremely valuable to do that.