Welcome to Think Tech Hawaii, Konnichiwa, Hawaii, a Japanese language broadcast streaming live from downtown Honolulu and available on YouTube. I'm Yukari Kunisue and joining me today in the studio is Sayumi Anthony, owner of Sayumi Bridal. Sayumi produces total wedding events in Hawaii for many or mainly Japanese clients at their most special moments in life. Hello everyone. From downtown Honolulu, Think Tech Hawaii is available in Japanese. Hello, I'm Yukari Kunisue, host of the show. Today's broadcast is about Sayumi Anthony, who produces total wedding events in Hawaii for 20 years. Sayumi, thank you for coming to the studio. Hello. It's already been 20 years in Hawaii, and you've been teaching us about total wedding events. What is total wedding events? Well, first of all, I would like to introduce you to the guests, and then I would like to introduce you to the guests of the show. The guests of the show? Yes, the guests of the show. There is a dress shop in Marriott, so you can choose the guests of the show. Our group is called Air Make Lisa International. The staff of the show offers total wedding events for the guests every day. I see. So, you are not just talking about the wedding, but you are talking about the dress, hair and make-up. That's right. We coordinate the total wedding events, and then we create wedding events for the guests every day. After the show, we receive a lot of letters from the guests, and then we come to the show after three years. That's not the end of the ceremony, but I hope we can keep in touch for a long time. I see. We coordinate the total wedding events. I see. That's the important moment of your life. That's right. You spend time in Hawaii, and you create wonderful memories, but after that, you continue to have more and more relationships. Yes. When you were born, you became a student in elementary school. Yes. We have been producing for a year, almost a year. Sometimes, we think about who the guests were, but we remember the guests' memories. We have to make sure that the guests have a great time and a wonderful day. That's why we keep in touch. Yes. We do it every day. We have a lot of people. We have been doing this for 20 years already. In Hawaii, we have a ceremony in Hawaii, called Hane Moon. Yes. We have a lot of wedding guests, but you have been doing this for 20 years. Is it a secret? Yes. You have been doing this for 20 years. Yes. I used to work as a maid's mother. This is in Japan. This is Nagoya. Yes, Nagoya. This is where the ceremony took place. My mother was a great teacher for me. While I was staying in Kyoku, my mother was surrounded by a lot of servants and staff. She was a person on top of the clouds. She taught me a lot of things. I think I was wrong about my mother. I was the 7th parent of my mother. I was a great teacher. I thought I could do it by myself. So I opened a store in Hawaii. You didn't continue your job in Nagoya? Yes, I didn't. You were the 2nd parent. Yes, I was the 2nd parent. I thought I could become bigger if I was independent. I made a big mistake. But you did it when you were young, right? Yes, I didn't do it when I was young. So I opened a store in Arohatawa. I opened it in 1999. When I opened it, I was a regular teacher in Japan. When I opened the store, I was surrounded by a lot of customers. When I opened the store, I was in Kankodori for 10 years. 10 years in Kankodori? Yes, I was in Kankodori for 10 years. I was the only one who opened the store.  I did hair make-up. I took photos of the sea side of Arohatawa. You worked for 10 years. You didn't have a staff at that time. Did you do everything by yourself? Yes, I did hair make-up. I put the key on the salon. I stood in front of the store and saw the customers. I didn't know the staff at that time.  I was in the back of the pick-up truck. Did Hanayume ride the pick-up truck? Hanayume was in the front. I was in the open. Hanayume was riding the pick-up truck. Yes, I was in the open. I took photos at Magic Island. It was the beginning of my life. I see. You didn't go to Kankodori for 20 years? No, I didn't. I was very grateful to my parents for 10 years. When I came back, the store in Arohatawa turned off. I thought, why did the light turn off? I couldn't turn it off, so the light turned off. I was growing up without knowing how hard it was. I didn't know how hard it was. I thought, Robinson Crusader is amazing. I was wondering if there was such a thing in reality. But I can't tell my mother that I was worried. The agent told me, if there was no electricity, I couldn't get a phone, so I had to pay for the electricity. I remember that. I see. There was a time when I couldn't pay for the electricity bill. In that time, the shop in Hawaii was already closed. When I came back, Wattabe Bridal was in the front. When Wattabe Bridal was closed, there was still a lot of people coming to Hawaii. I see. There were a lot of people who came to Hawaii. But there were still people who didn't come to Hawaii. There weren't many people who came to Hawaii. There were only people who came to Hawaii. In Japan, there were many people who came to Hawaii. There were many people who came to Hawaii. How did you feel when you came to Hawaii? How did you feel when you came to Hawaii? When I was a child, I was married to my parents. I was born in Nagoya. I was married to my parents from that time. I was married to my parents. Now, there are a lot of people who came to Hawaii with money that we ate together. There were a lot of people who came to Hawaii just to take pictures. Did you come to Japan without permission? I just put my seat down. I took a picture with the two of us. After I came to Hawaii, I had a party with my friends. You were married to your parents. How did you feel when you were married to your parents? That's right. I think I was about 20 or 30 years old when I was married. How old are you? Do you get older? I'm the youngest.  I was a kid. I was a kid. I was a smart kid. I wasn't a smart kid. I had no children at all. There is no reason to be famous. But you can still be famous in Hawaii. You have to be focused and have the money to lead your family. Since you want to create more memories of your past life, I made a chappel, and then I made a marina chappel, and Yukari-san made it for me. I'll show you the pictures later. I made a marina chappel. I see. Now, it's a little interesting. It's called jimikon-makon-nashikon. It's a trend. Sayumi-san's bridal. In any level, do you use it? Do you treat it like that? Yes. I want to support my current couple, so as much as possible, my child is getting married now. When I think about it, I have a lot of money, and after the wedding, I have a lot of money. I can't use it for the wedding. I feel like I can do what I can. So I don't use all of it. It may be strange to say that it is the lowest limit. I can do it. I can do it. I can make memories, but the saimi bridal is about ten times more than ten times more. It's a little heavy. Nagoya is called oneeuchi-mono. It's oneeuchi-mono. It's oneeuchi-mono saimi bridal. It's oneeuchi-mono saimi bridal. It's oneeuchi-mono saimi bridal. It's oneeuchi-mono saimi bridal. It's oneeuchi-mono saimi bridal. If you want more money, it's oneeuchi-mono saimi bridal. If you don't have hair make, you can't change your hair. We put it in the package. We just put it in your room. We just put it in your room. We just put it in your room. We just put it in your room. It's good to know. If you can show the first picture, This is the logo. This is the signboard. It's called taeyumi bridal. It's a business. Thank you for the picture. We'll wait for the other pictures later on. This is the company's visa. Is it an HE1 visa? Yes, it's an E visa. In Japan, most of the staff who are working at the wedding are Japanese. I think our staff is able to deliver their hands and feet to the audience. Yes. The company has been established by 11 staff members. Yes, that's right. That's great. Are Japanese people mostly Japanese? I don't think so. Most of them are Japanese. Do you get married to a local or a local person? Yes, that's right. I don't think both of them are foreigners. Foreigners are also foreigners, right? Yes, that's right. Most of them are Japanese or Japanese. I see. You mentioned that you'd like to touch up your mother's hair. You have two parents, right? Do you have a lot of parents like that? Yes, I do. But most of them come to Hawaii. There are about 20 of them. 20 of them? Yes, there are a lot of parents who come to Hawaii. And also the people from the National University of Hawaii. There are about 20 of them. There are a lot of them. I see. There are two people who come to Hawaii. There are five families and friends. There are about 20 of them. Yes, that's right. We'll talk about this later. We'll talk about this later. We'll take a short break and we'll be right back. Thank you. Hey, Stan Energyman here on Think Tech Hawaii. They won't let me do political commentary, so I'm stuck doing energy stuff. But I really like energy stuff, so I'm going to keep on doing it. Join me every Friday on Stan Energyman at lunchtime, at noon, on my lunch hour. We're going to talk about everything energy, especially if it begins with the word hydrogen. We're going to definitely be talking about it. We'll talk about how we can make Hawaii cleaner, how we can make the world a better place, just basically save the planet. Even Miss America can't even talk about stuff like that anymore. We got it nailed down here. So we'll see you on Friday at noon with Stan Energyman. Aloha. Hey, Aloha. My name is Andrew Lanning. I'm the host of Security Matters Hawaii, airing every Wednesday here on Think Tech Hawaii, live from the studios. I'll bring you guests. I'll bring you information about the things in security that matter to keeping you safe, your co-workers safe, your family safe, to keep our community safe. We want to teach you about those things in our industry that, you know, may be a little outside of your experience. So please join me, because Security Matters. Aloha. We're back from break. I'm Yukari Kunise, and this is Konnichiwa, Hawaii. Talking with Sayumi Anthony, owner of Sayumi Bridal, and hair maker, Lisa. I'm live with her. This is the Japanese language program of Think Tech Hawaii. Hello, I'm Sayumi Bridal's Ansoni. I'm Ansoni, the owner of Sayumi Bridal. Please continue to join me. I'd like to show you a picture of the job. If you can take a look at the second picture, please. This is a Japanese-style picture, right? Yes. This is from Hawaii. This is from Izumo Taisha. Izumo Taisha? Yes. If you don't know about Hawaii, there's a shrine called Izumo Taisha. It's right next to Honolulu's downtown, right next to Chinatown. So this is a Japanese-style picture of Hawaii. Yes. That's how it was. There are a lot of local Japanese people. In Japan, even if you want to go to a shrine in Japan, you can't go to Nagoya or Tokyo, so you have to go to a studio or a hotel where you can stay. If it's the same, you can go to Izumo Taisha, and there are a lot of people who come here. I see. Izumo Taisha in Hawaii is unique, right? Yes. Right now, there are a lot of beautiful Japanese-style pictures. What did you say, Saimi-san? Actually, it's Katsura. Yes, it's Katsura. There are Katsura, and there are a lot of people who call it the modern waso. Modern waso? Yes. Right now, we've brought about 50 pieces from Japan. Yes, we've brought about 10 pieces. So, depending on the couple, you can choose the waso. That's right. You can choose the waso. Yes. In Japan, there are a lot of people who have a lot of Japanese-style pictures, so you can't do it. I see. So you can wear it for a day, and then you can wear it on the beach, and then you can wear it on Izumo Taisha. I see. Yes. You can do it all by yourself. Yes. Let me show you the next picture. Please show the next picture. Okay. This is the waso. Yes. It's very cute and romantic. Yes. Yes. Where is this behind you? This is... Waimanaro. Waimanaro. It's a beautiful beach. Yes. It's near the Kailua Beach. Yes. It's a very happy couple. Yes. So you can wear this wedding dress on Saimi's place. Yes. You can choose that. Yes. Is that so? Yes. There is a dress salon on the 2nd floor of Marriott. Yes. Thank you for that. There is a dress salon on the 1st floor. Yes. There are 2 stores. Yes. The 2nd floor is the waso. Yes. And there is a color dress. A color dress? Red, pink, and yellow. Yes. It's not white. Yes. I see. Yes. There is a special request. Yes. I have no relation to the wedding at all. I'm asking you. Yes. It's a little bit like this. The most... It's been here for 20 years. Do you have a couple who left a very impression on you or your family? Yes. Everyone left an impression on me. Yes. There are a lot of memories that I was like that person who was like that. Yes. The couple of bride and groom will be really happy to see you when they send you out. Please come again. They send me out like this. Like children? Yes. Yes. Yes. Not like that. There is a baori new. Baori new. There is a baori new. Yes. I really... I saw a couple of couples leaving together. Yes. I said I wanted to get married with my wife. I said that. The master told you that? Yes. And the operator... I'm sorry. I think it's the middle-aged person. Yes. I think it's the middle-aged person. I think it's the middle-aged person. Yes. I saw the master. The master is invited from the website. Yes. He loves to surprise. All of my staff loves to surprise. If you say surprise, you will get a lot of power. You will get a lot of power. Yes. How can I surprise you? The master is really in a bad mood. He doesn't even get married. When he gets married. Yes. When he gets married, he doesn't get married for a long time. I see. But he finally got married. Yes. In Hawaii. Yes. It's not a honeymoon. It's not a second honeymoon. It's the first honeymoon. Yes. When he took me on a trip to Hawaii. Yes. He said he wanted to get a wedding dress. Yes. That's a good story. Yes. That's right. I got that email. Yes. It's really... Yes. Yes. Yes. He said he wanted to get a wedding dress. Yes. When you see the salon, you can really see it in the supermarket. Yes. You don't have to wear make-up at all. Yes. He said he will take you to the supermarket. Yes. So, you don't have to go to the wedding. You don't have to match the dress. You have to take you to the supermarket. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. When the door opens, my wife says, What? What is this? When I was told... It's not a spa. It's not a spa. I thought, what is this wedding salon? At that time, I said, Actually, when I talked to her, my tears started flowing. I was crying. When I talked to her, my tears started flowing. Yes. When I talked to her, my wife was really surprised. Yes. After that, my tears didn't stop. When I was doing make-up, my tears came out. She said, Please wait a minute. She looked up many times, and she did make-up. When I was happy, she said, It's really beautiful. When I talked to her, my wife said, When I talk to her, my tears start flowing. Yes. She said, What is this? Her husband, took a picture with her. Yes. She said, I'm really happy. She said, Rather than getting a big diamond, she said, It's a great gift. She said, Thank you, Thank you. She said, I always keep that scene in my head. I see. This story, especially for my husband, If there is such a chance, I would like to produce something like this. But, When I listen to this, I cry. When I listen to this, my wife, when she is holding on to the book, she is crying. She is crying. Really? Yes. But, the truth is, At such a special moment, I would like to offer a place, I would like to offer a dress, I would like to be beautiful because I am a woman. It's a wonderful job to be able to offer it. It's really a wonderful job. The first 10 years, I didn't pay the electricity bill.  There are too many mountains. But, now, As a real police officer, it's a mistake. It's not like that. As a police officer, I leave the manager alone. There are three managers around me, They are stuck together. There are a lot of managers. Yes, I leave the manager alone. It's a little bit of a manager here. Can you show the last picture here? It came out. Yes, it came out. This is not for everyone, but for staff. Yes. There are already girls, so there is now. Yes. I am very grateful. There is also a feeling of family. Yes. Also, If you are interested in bridal in the future, Even if you are a mother, If you want to take a special bridal in Hawaii, Please contact Sayumi Bridal. Yes. Yes. Yes. So, I look forward to working with you. Yes. So, I look forward to working with you. Yes. So, I look forward to working with you. Yes. Thank you very much. So, We are out of time now. Sayumi-san, Thank you so much for coming. Stay tuned for more shows in Japanese. Thank you all for watching. I am Yukari Kunise. See you next time.


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Hey guys, I'm Rob Richards and on today's video for supplements world.com I'll be having a look at some of the many variations of the overhead press now if you're interested in learning more about overall shoulder Development be sure to check out my full shoulder workout at supplements world.com Where I take a close look at everything from the insertions the origins and really a full look at the anatomical figure of the deltoids Anyway on with today's video Let's start with the overhead press one of my favorites to do here is the clean and press the reason I like this is unlike the standard version where you're standing or seated and simply just pressing the bar overhead the clean and press Brings in so many more muscle groups that really allow you to develop some great strength power and overall mass to your shoulders Look with a shoulder press You're using a lot more muscle groups with it being a compound type movement than simply an isolation Exercise such as a lateral raise. This means both the lateral head and especially the anterior the front part of that shoulder Really becomes involved a lot as do the triceps when we have a look in some of the other videos with more isolation type exercises This typically means we use a lot less weight and focus really on one particular muscle head So I recommend starting with your overhead presses early on in the workout I've already mentioned the clean and press for this one I recommend doing three to four sets with a moderate weight upwards of 10 to 12 repetitions This allows you to fully engage warm up and mobilize the shoulder joint Including all of the deltoids plus some of the traps and of course your arms including back to help stabilize Another variation of this is your standard seated overhead press now There's two ways that you can perform this one bringing the bar down to the front of your head Which will bring in the lateral delts and also the anterior but also don't forget that this can be performed carefully Behind the head what this does is it pulls in more of the posterior deltoid the larger Delta head position to the back of the body and for this one you really need to pay attention to your form and technique For the first variation There's two ways that this can be performed one with the elbows position forwards Which takes a lot of the strain on towards the anterior the front part of that deltoid and the second variation Is to keep the elbow spread out what this will do is will? Transverse more of that weight across the medial section of your deltoids so really depending on where your focus is This could dictate how you perform certain exercises Another variation with the overhead press can be performed either with a barbell a Smith machine especially if you were beginner as this keeps you on a fixed range of motion You don't have to stabilize the weight as you do with a free weight But also dumbbells with dumbbells This can be performed through a manner of different range of motions and planes of movement as well as performing arms together dual or Isolated one of my favorite variations for an overhead press with dumbbells is the Arnold press now for this one in a seated position Start holding the dumbbells with your palms facing forwards as you extend the arms up You rotate the arms outwards towards the side as you push up fully extending the arms and then focus on Contracting and squeezing the deltoid up at the top That really is a key component of all of these overhead presses is that by fully extending your arm You're actually putting in a lot of the tricep muscle as well So by keeping the arms slightly bent at the top this allows you to fully engage Contract and squeeze the deltoids at the top of movement Resist that weight back down to a level that is comfortable to you Some people allow the bar to come down towards their upper portion of the chest others just down towards their chin For this this is really just based on how comfortable you feel the main Execution is keeping the form and technique so that as you extend the weight up You're fully engaging contracting and squeezing the deltoids up at the top so far We've had a look at the standard overhead press and also performing it to the back of the head But there's one more key variation and for this one It involves dumbbells either standing or seated and keeping your palms facing each other in a neutral position Reason I really like doing this one is it allows you a full range of motion Bringing the dumbbells down just a little bit lower than you could so doing with a bar And then as you extend the weights back up over the head you have two choices One rotate your palms forwards again, or just keep your palms facing each other in that neutral position Overall the overhead press is a great exercise that can allow you to develop really great mass Power and strength in the shoulders and therefore should be performed relatively early on in the workout For the overhead press you really don't need to be doing much more than two different exercises Three to four sets at most for each exercise and as far as reps I recommend 12 down to as low as eight and even six at times when you really want to get that power out Lift in the heavier weight After you perform the overhead press movements You can then move on and add in some more isolation exercises that we'll have a look at in later videos Finally don't forget about the many different training principles that can be employed with many of these overhead press movements You've got things like strip set rest pause Spot set one of my favorites a tricep which can involve an overhead press movement Followed by something like an upright row and finishing off with a lateral raise These are all great combinations that will work many of the deltoids at the same time keeping that stress level high and The intensity without always having to lift heavy weight For more information about any of the exercises you've seen in this video or for further shoulder exercises and articles You can check these all out at supplements world comm and if you haven't already do subscribe to our YouTube channel Stay up to date with all of our training and nutrition. I am Rob Richards. Thank you for watching. We'll see you soon


Regardless of where you are in the world, forests matter. They surround us, standing tall and strong, providing food, shelter. Our future is intertwined with theirs. We must protect it so we can thrive. It's a marvelous task, but we can do it together and leave this world a better place. For our children, our grandchildren, it's our time to stand, to do our part. Think forests.


Now, if we think back to our first crush or first interest, maybe it's grade school, maybe some of us it was middle school, odds are it was someone you sat next to, someone you took class with, you saw over and over and over again, and that's nature doing its work, doing its job as Johnny was saying. As we see faces that become familiar over time, we naturally gravitate, become more interested, like them more, become attracted to them. Because they're safe. They're part of our tribe. It's hardwired into our survival to be wary of new people, but if we see the same familiar faces over and over again, we naturally start to warm to them. So using propinquity is actually one of the easiest ways we can start to increase our likability online or in person. And the science is clear on this, right, Michael? Well, the science is really interesting around this, actually, not just clear. It's actually, I was very surprised when I read about this. There's something that's called the mere exposure effect, which is kind of the base version of propinquity. So Dr. Amy Gordon writes about this in Psychology Today in an article that's titled The Role of Familiarity in Attraction. And she describes the mere exposure effect or how this has been tested in the lab. When you present participants with random stimuli, this can be a symbol, a shape, a picture, just something. The more people see this, the more they start liking it. And this happens both consciously and subconsciously. So this might even happen with a song that the first time you hear it, you don't really like it that much, but it plays over. It's the summer hit, it plays over, it plays over, it plays over. And that just lends itself to us suddenly liking it because we're exposed to it so much. Fashion trends, same thing. First time you see this weird pair of pants, you're like, what is that?  And if we take this mere exposure effect and we bring it to the human psyche, to human social interactions, now it's called the propinquity effect. And there's a very famous study, it's the dorm room study, where social psychologists found that the closer students live to each other in a dorm, the more likely they were to become friends. So in one study, 41% of people were friends with a person next door, while less than 25% had a friend who was just a few doors down. And when someone was living at the end of their hall, the likelihood that they were friends was only 10%. Now, one more thing, and then I'll leave the science lab for a bit. One important thing to tag on to what Johnny was saying earlier as well is that this familiarity or this propinquity, it doesn't beat negative experiences, just because you see your neighbor every single day of the week. If you don't like him, if that's a rude person, like propinquity doesn't save you, that's just going to backfire. And exactly what I was going to share, it's important to recognize that this is happening, but we can enhance or actually be detrimental to its effect. So we can enhance its effect by making eye contact. As Johnny said, acknowledging people, giving value, smiling, having great energy around the people that we're seeing in the elevator, in the hallway, our next door neighbor, our coworker that's the cubicle across from us, or the barista we see every day. But if we're AirPods in, looking at our phone, not acknowledging, not validating the people around us that we're seeing that we are building propinquity with, we're not going to have any of that likability effect that we just talked about. So it is important to recognize that this is a powerful driving force in nature that we can leverage to become more likable, but we have to be intentional with our actions and our nonverbal signals when we're in these situations with an opportunity to build familiarity. AJ, that brings up an interesting concept. So for our audience, I want you to think about the kind of world that you want to live in. And I was speaking to one of our clients about this and going out of our way for micro interactions to say hello, to make sure that people see us smiling, to be at a conscious level that we're present and then making a connection with other people who are in that same conscious presence. Now, my question to you is, would you like to live in a world where no one says hello to each other or would you like to live in a world where everyone says hello to each other? Well, that's a very easy answer for myself because I've lived in places where everyone says hello and I've lived in large cities where no one speaks to each other. And I can even hear in Medellín, one of the reasons that I love it and even though I don't speak the language, Colombians are notably very friendly and when you walk down the street and people say hola, Buenos dias and it just, it warms my heart. It makes me feel welcome in a place where I'm a stranger in a strange land but it makes my day. And one of the things that I do every day in the mornings I go to the gym and there's a gym in the park and it's a free gym and I love working outside every morning and it's under the trees and there's tons of beautiful birds here and I see the same guys every morning. Now, we don't speak the same language. In fact, Medellín is a very international city and there's quite a few people from all over the world in that gym but propinquity showing itself that we are there every day, every morning and it's the same guys but here's another thing. What does going to the gym at 6.30 in the morning in the park every day say about you and your worldview or maybe interests or passion for being for fitness. Well, all of those guys can share it and because they are showing up at the same time every morning there doesn't even need to be much said between us for us to feel comfortable and to feel at ease and have that commonality with each other and it blows my mind how we interact at that gym and I'm doing my best every day to learn the language and to push and force myself into these conversations but that commonality and that propinquity allows for any faults in my and how little I speak the language any mistakes that I make where everyone just laughs nods long gives me a hand helps me out and vice versa. It's and it's wonderful.


Sayyid al Zaynab is known as Alima Ghayd Mu'allim Fahima Ghayd Mufahim What do these mean? What are they trying to indicate and describe about Sayyid al Zaynab? These are the famous words of Imam Zayn al A'bideen, alayhi salam Imam Zayn al A'bideen in his praise of Sayyid al Zaynab, his auntie said in the famous lines Imam Zaynab, Anti, Alima Ghayd Mu'allim Fahima Ghayd Mufahim My auntie Zaynab, you are learned without having been taught and a scholar without requiring explanation These are very deep lines from Imam Zayn al A'bideen, alayhi salam I personally believe the greatest accolade ever given to Sayyid al Zaynab, alayhi salam These lines from Imam Zayn al A'bideen, alayhi salam That my auntie Zaynab, you are learned without having been taught Someone asked the question, how can someone be learned without having been taught And the scholars have all tried in their own way to try and understand what is the meaning of these words from Imam Zayn al A'bideen, alayhi salam What is the Imam intent on saying? We know that even the imams of Ahlul Bayt, alayhi salam There were certain things that imams learned from the previous imam There are other things that imams acquired from inspiration from Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala You see, you have two forms of knowledge Maybe there's other forms which we can discuss on another occasion But there are two forms of knowledge when it comes to the imams of Ahlul Bayt, alayhi salam One form of knowledge is what? Acquiring Acquiring, let's say Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib, alayhi salam Says to Imam Al-Hasan, the heart of a youth is like an uncultivated piece of land Whatever I throw on it, whatever you throw on it, it accepts Therefore, I try to make sure that I mold your heart before it hardened So you learned from my example and applied them into your life Imam Ali, alayhi salam Would give many lessons, would give many examples, would give many pieces of wisdom to Imam Al-Hasan, alayhi salam Imam Al-Hasan, alayhi salam, would also give towards Imam Al-Hussain We talk of this type of knowledge as Qasb This type of knowledge, an imam inherits from another imam And that one imam passes it on to the other Then there is a second form of knowledge And that is when you receive inspiration from Allah SWT Because the amount of obedience you have shown Allah, Allah SWT Becomes what? Becomes the voice by which you speak