The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now, toll free at 1-877-927-6648. Hi everyone, Basil Chapman. He has a little technical issue, but the sound is good and we've got the charts coming up and the charts are suggesting that the volatility index is down. Oh, just went up, up 48 cents to 20.27. Let's go through the numbers. I am going to do it with one hand. On the other hand, holding a telephone, the old fashioned telephone. On this Monday, the 12th of September, we're looking at the Dow up 284 points at 32,435. This is a fabulous move yet. The nine period moving average is still pink. It's going to have to use a lot of upside energy to be able to cross positive again. The MACD is still negative. It needs at least another probably 250 points to cross positive. The cash is still way down at 28 percent. Unbalanced volume is improving. So this is a price movement. I haven't yet got the technicals because the move up was so quick. Four fabulous green bars so far the day is young. Looking at the S&P at this particular moment, the S&P is up, gapped up for the second session. Up 44 at 4111. And the 200 period moving average is way up at 4171. That's going to take a lot of effort to get there. The MACD is very close to turning positive. The stochastic is only at 35 percent. And the nine period moving average in the daily chart is still underneath the 14 period exponential moving average. We're looking at the QQQ index 100. And the index 100 is trading up 351 at 310.55. Very strong move. This has got a nice gap today. The 200 period moving average is way up at 324. How does it get there? I'm not sure in this particular move because the MACD is yet to cross positive. The nine period moving average, the pink line of the daily chart is still way under the 14. And we've got the stochastic only at 32 percent. So this is a very early stage in any up move. We're looking at the IWM. This is the Russell 2000. Small caps, IWN. Oops, that was a mistake. That's the Russell 2000. I think that's the value. Yeah. I want IWM for mother. And we're looking at a nice gap up, second gap up. It's at 189.47 up 2.08. The 200 period moving average is way up at 193. I shouldn't say way up. It is not like the others. This is attainable. And it's a very good sign. Looking also at the gold. GC contract is up nine at 1737. Very nice move off the low. It's under 1700. Now it is 1737. But really not. It's not great. It's just a very good move. Looking at silver. Silver is really the one with the fabulous move. This is up 5% today, up 0.94 at 1971. Silver, the monthly chart is done more than a one-to-one to the downside. The weekly chart is trying to form a cup formation. And the next target to tackle will be the weekly resistance of the 14 period moving average at 19.84. And it's at 1970. So that's very attainable this week. And we're looking at crude oil. This is going to be very important. Crude oil is having a very strong move. It is just above the 200 period moving average at 88.34, up $1.55. And even more important than that, the weekly chart has a lot of room to move up to start creating a positive technical environment. And we're looking at the TLT, which is bonds, the TLT, Lehman 20-year ice share, Treasury bond, ETF. It's at up 40 cents at 108.72. It's trying to come off the bottom, but it's really that weekly chart, that H formation, to be able to turn it into an uppercase in you to have a powerful move to the upside, you're going to have to have a lot happen before the rates start to come down as the bonds start to rally. So with that, I'm waiting for my engineer to give me because I'm flying without a compass right now. So if my sound engineer can tell me how long I've got to go before the break comes, I'd appreciate four minutes for the break. Great. Okay. So there's a lot to discuss here. The SMHs, well, first of all, I wanted to talk about a couple of things that just happened over the weekend. So I was in New Orleans for a couple of days, and I was discussing with some realtors there. They were saying that what happened in New Orleans is that there in March, they realized that they were more than double the gains that they made in 2021 in March, more than double in just two and a half, three months. And then along comes legislation. So besides the interest rate factor, which has really impacted a lot of people wanting to buy homes, they've got an insurance factor that is the flood insurance that some people saw their bills go from $7,000 to $21,000. I mean, it's unattainable. That is really crazy. So that's a different factor. Tommy was talking about rates. He was talking about the real estate earlier on, really cogent conversation in his market kickoff at 9 o'clock. And I thought, this is just each state, each city, everyone has something going on. And we'll find out in another six to eight months exactly what the impact is with the higher rates, et cetera. That's number one. Number two is I had a very kind of a chilling experience yesterday. Flying over in Manhattan, came to land in LaGuardia, flying off, first of all, flying over the tennis is one thing. But flying over the World Trade Center, something I've watched soon after it came down. I was in New York about a month after it came down. And then seeing the new tower being built, et cetera, and then flying over yesterday, 9-11, what an eerie experience. And of course, my very emotional moment, I must say, thinking of people that... It's a lot of people from the Boston area that were killed. So when the plane crashed into the towers. So, yeah. And the other thing was it was very interesting listening to, watching the tennis on a little three-by-five inch screen. And I was like three miles away from Faris Hills. And I was in the plane watching the tennis. It was a fantastic game. Absolutely. The Norwegian played brilliantly. But, okay, I mean, that was... 19-year-old comes along. It was fantastic. So I just wanted to get that out of the way because I think it's very important. Also, I just hear T.F. and then hearing that that Ross passed away is just terribly sad. And my arrest in peace. So, now, let's get back to the markets. We're looking at the SMHs, period exponential moving average. To get a rally that is really sustainable. You've got to see those semiconductors moving sharply high. And I still think that in this consolidation phase, I wouldn't be surprised if we are more than two-thirds the way to finding out that the chips are on their way. We've started to be building all the shutdowns and things have been changing and that the semiconductors are going to be coming back. You'll see that. You'll only see that in the price. And this particular moment, you're answering it in the price. In terms of the big picture, but in the small picture going from 204 to 217 in just a week and a half. That is good action. It's not great. But it is very important that the weekly chart has a higher right-side low. And that's important. Ops, I can hear the music. Baselchap and Tiger conditions are at the other 272. SMB is at 42. I hope to be able to correct this Vista Gold owns and operates the largest undeveloped gold project in Australia, the Mount Todd Gold Project. Vista Gold just completed their feasibility study resulting in a 7 million ounce gold reserve. Vista Gold has all major permits approved and has retained CIBC capital market assistance in evaluating alternatives and in completing an accretive transaction. Vista Gold trades on the NYSE American and TSX under the ticker symbol VGZ. Vista Gold executing a strategy to create shareholder value. Are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio? Tom O'Brien is here to help. 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There's no catch or added costs when you join our community of traders. Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders, just visit the front page of TFNN.com. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Thank God for 322, as it was a 49. I had the Chapman Wave Tringage flash on Friday but this hasn't worked out at all. If there was a moment in the futures, down futures, all they went from 100 and up 120 to about up 30 or 25 and then went right back up. This particular indicator is very seldom does it fail but it is going to fail today, I'm sure. Because up 329 we won't go negative in the down. That's what it usually says within a very short period of the opening should go negative, not today. So this is very good action. A couple of things going on. One of the reasons why we started getting putting on a lot of new positions over the last couple of days is because I liked very much the way the market tried to retest and look, for instance, the SMH as a semiconductor went to 204.16 on the 1st of September and they made a little H pattern and tested them into 204.18. As the stochastic was starting to improve and as the price action said there is a little bit of a base forming how do you break out of the base? Well, you have to have speed, number one. Number two is you have to have a broad context and in this particular instance, what we're seeing and subscribers know we've been watching certain stocks that have just been beaten down for months and months and months. Some of them even 90% declines. They were forming bases and they looked like they were ready and even if there was a rotational correction they were ready to start to move up. And that move up essentially said how broad is it coming off this particular low and the broader it is, the greater the chance that it isn't just a reflexive rally. Now I have to admit for subscribers we've been short the Dow for quite some time and but then we also went along two separate positions. One was like almost insurance, just a protection and the other one was a particular position or trade right at the lows in the Dow and I haven't taken off the short position yet. I wanted to see what happened today. It's still up quite a bit. I don't know if it's been stopped out yet because we do have a stop on it but the other aspect was that we were getting into certain stocks in certain areas that looked to me to be very appealing and one thing that's really important about this particular move is that the IAI the broker dealer index, look at this move look at that breakout. That is spectacular. I mean it goes from 99.82 we along from 2020 in the 45 area. We've been in and out a couple of times in other positions. I missed getting along here. I wanted to add long in the broker area broker dealer area. I missed getting in but there it is 99.82 was the high of the 16th of August on the 1st of September hit 91.05 not a big deal, not even 10% and then what happens is it bounces. Now if you're looking at the weekly chart you can see that it's not going to take very much to get above that 99.82 it's only pointing something maybe even if it was two points there's a chance that this week somehow or other we can just sneak above that 99.82 for the first leg B that we've seen since that high was made at 116.25 in November the week of the 5th of November and to me this is really important the fact that the broker dealer has gone from the 80 area was the low 80.60 80.63 and that was in July runs up to 99 there's almost a 20 point game then it pulls back but only pulls back to 91 this is just saying to me don't rule out that the idea that you have to form a V shape bottom with the VIX index way up in the high 30s the 40s or something isn't being that could still happen at a certain point but it might be that you come from a higher level to a higher low and what's really important when I'm looking at the big picture and that's the reason why I just could not find myself as much as I tried I couldn't be overly bearish in all this entire phase if you're looking at the S&P monthly chart look at this 48.18.62 to 36.36.87 yes that's over 30% that's a big move but it's an entire year so far it's been the high was in January and yet we're on September and we're at 41.16 to me it says that you've used up a lot of time and in some cases a lot of price but in the S&P itself with all the bad news you've had a war you've had inflation you've had the yields skyrocketing oil I mean commodities and yet look where we are I have to be impressed that's not to say we can't come down again I'm just saying I'm impressed with what's happened up until this point and therefore I want to look at the market as if there's a certain just at least in the shorter term a normalization going on and therefore there are stocks that could do very nicely and I think that's where you have to focus and what I've done for subscribers I've tried to get into single-digit stocks I like to have price ranges all over the show it could be high triple digits or it could be single digits it's in the area that's most important so the other thing I want to look at is look at the XLF this is the financial the S&P financial it's spider fund that's a very nice move in leg 8 almost looks as if you're talking about the the A.I. the broker dealer because this is an important aspect of any market rally you have to have this because within the context of markets I like to see the financials doing well almost independent of whether you're coming into Al if you can just tell me when I'm about to go into a break I'd appreciate it every time we've got decent rallies in the financials it just says that there's a certain stabilization in the market yes there's still a downtrend you're making lower lows in the eyes just the most recent month or so you've seen some nice action to the upside fabulous to DAF 45 cents of 34.81 I do like that so it's important I want to see the financial it's 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Small Mada We've just made a peak D in the one minute chart but it's walking the nine-period moving average nothing to see right now it's still acting very well and this is very important the spiral that we've just had in the ten minute chart I had put F slash A earlier on. Now we're much higher. The way it's looking, I have to consider with the stochastic in 94% of the magnitude that this is probably an A that we can chop around, chop around, have a bit of a pullback. But if we pull back and then we go above the high so far today is 41.19, 75. If we start to get to 41.25, there's going to be a whole new burst of buying as far as I can see. But right now, short term, I think we're very close to some kind of at least a digestive phase intraday. All right, let's get back to our story. What did I want to look at? I wanted to look at a couple of things. If you look at the SLX, this is the this is the this is the steel, it's called the Van Eck Vectors Steel ETF, trading at 56.06 up 72 cents. The way it held so well, since the low that was made, so it's gone from 70.43 in April, the week of the 22nd, it's come down to the 40, I think it was 47. I don't think it's 46 something. There it is. Okay. It went to 46.17 on the 14th of July. And then it started to make an an art cup formation right here, and it stopped in a leg. He went to a peak with a dodgy candle, held the 200 period moving average, and that became a repellent and a propellant and then a repellent line, and it hasn't gone back until today. Today, what is it doing? It's almost touching at 56.24. It's almost touching the 56.32 200 period moving average yet again. This is the third time. And look at the sequence. We've got<PHONE_NUMBER> 12 bars before that peak right there on the 26th of August at 5750. Then it goes<PHONE_NUMBER>0 11 bars today. And it's testing the 200 period moving average. So you got the synchronicity of the the the the bar left side right side bar synchronicity or movement. And now what we're looking at is, is it possible that the steel sector is telling us, look, if you even look at the week, which are not a great pattern, there's not a bad pattern. You can tell me that the steel sector, the deep cyclicals that is, and I'm even going to put it in with catapult catapult is almost the same chart pattern catapult heavy duty equipment. Deer is a little different because deer has to do with agricultural side tractors farming equipment and yet look where it is. And if I go to the DBA, which is the rest along the DBA, DBA Agricultural Fund, turning at 20.60. That is quite a sharp pullback in the weekly and the monthly and yet the monthly is still right now sitting on the nine period exponential moving average. So when I try to put this picture together, I went to it on Thursday, I think it was. And then over the weekend I had a moment and I was looking at the charts and I said, I'm going to try to be as negative as possible. I'm going to go to those deep cyclicals. I'm going to even include a general motors and look at this general motors up 95 cents and 42.24 sitting for the first time just above the 200 period exponential moving average of the daily. When was the last time that general motors touched it? It touched it briefly on the way down on the second of February at 55 55. But it had about three months trading above it when it went above it back in September a year ago exactly a year ago September the week of the 22nd of 2021. And it just dipped under it once and it kept becoming a propellant and then it became your repellent. So do you understand what I'm saying? I'm trying to say that I looked at it saying, okay, let's see all the deep cyclicals. How bad is this? And then I looked and I thought, no, this is not too bad. I mean, this is after eight months. Here we are. So anything can happen. But in the shorter term, there's definitely a sense that a tremendous amount has been accomplished. If you want to look at this, look at wheat. I'm trying to give you the negative picture. Look at wheat. We're looking at the commodities now. So wheat, look at this monthly chart. Not a great looking chart. It goes to $13.63 and a half. Well, that's a continuous contract. The price will be changing. But the high that was made on the 8th of March of 2022, then it retested close to that. And then it plummets underneath the 200 period moving average, which is at 920 right now. And here we are each 58 in leg each trying to at least stabilizing. And that's really important. So that's wheat. Let's look at soybeans. Soybeans, there we go. That's just gone sideways. It had a fabulous look up to the 15, what is about 15, I'd say 1560s. It's a continuous contract. The plummets under the 200 period moving average tries to feed that a support. Meantime at 1351, which is the 200 period moving average. Now, there is a 1570 trying to read. Look at corn. Corn is trading very nicely. What about the 200 period moving average? Done a beautiful confirmation, making the annual, not one of my favorite patterns, but walking the 9 period moving average. So even with the grains still holding pretty well when you think about the big picture, this market has been holding. I still expect within today, later today, or maybe tomorrow, we get some kind of a digestive bit of a slowdown, maybe even Wednesday. But it seems to me, there's enough buying activity to suggest that within the context of what's gone on for the year, remember, I'm trying to put into a big picture. I want to be very negative. I kept coming back and saying, you know, this is good. This is not bad. Look at the XLK. This is the XLK. It's one of the worst sectors. They've got slams. It's the S&P, a select text spider fund. It's not holding pretty done well. It should have broken down much more with some of those text stocks just being lambasted throughout the year. And here we go. It's a very nice action. So within that context, I'm just saying I couldn't get as negative as I wanted to. Especially, she said, this is terrible. Let's look at it as if it's terrible. But in fact, all the stuff I've been looking at said this is holding really well. It's still holding really well. So I want to get the picture in terms of my own timeframe. Within that context, even within sectors, some stocks within the sector, look, let me go to Hack. Hack is the, this is the, Bug is another one. This is the cyber security ETF, generic crime cyber ETF. So it's come down quite sharply. I made that a phantom peak right there. I just want everything to be in sync. So it goes to 67, 97 in November, drops sharply.  Why would the cyber stocks not doing very nice, doing well at all? And they still look, look, here we go. Let's go to cyber, CY, BR. That's done quite nicely. It's done better than the actual hack chart. And if you go to CRWD for a strike, another one. So it's actually in a split PANW, PANW, PANW. 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This program is brought to you by Vista Gold, traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. Hi everyone, we're back. Basil Chapman, this is the target technicians hour, just trying to sort out a little couple of problems. We've got a question from Phil in Puerto Rico about NRP. NRP is called Natural Resources Partners LP trading at 46.95. So the big question for me, when I look at a chart like this and I look at the monthly, it's had a spectacular move. It's gone from around about the 80s area all the way to the 50s and then it pulls back to the 35, 36 area and now it's back in the 46 area, says to me that it's in play. And what do I mean by in play? In play suggests to me that pullbacks can be bought, but the timing of the pullbacks is important. Now, when I say timing, look at this. There's a stock that's trading as if nothing's happening. It pulls back a little bit, goes under the 200 period moving average back in the 6th of July and then whoop, it spikes from 3621. It goes in three days, it goes to 42.70. That's a big percentage move. It pulls back. It has to retest the 200 period moving average. It does that. Then it goes peak A, peak B, peak C, peak D. I'm using one hand. So I'm not going to type yet, but I will put in a D right there, up a case D, up a case in the way, up in the lower case in the way down and then it pulls back. Now, technically I should go with a down arrow. In time it would be appropriate to go to a down arrow, but in price, look, it held the 9. The 9 didn't go, I mean the 9 didn't go under the 14 to change to peak even on the big dip down to the 41s from the 46 high that it made and now it's trading at 46.95 up 81 cents. So I don't know whether you're long. If you're looking at it, I'm going to make a suggestion here. You see these sharp drops and then it goes sideways and then it has a big move up. It's a stair step move. It's a pattern that makes timing very important. Now the fact that it's held at the highs for four sessions, let's call it three sessions because of that Wednesday pop to the upside. That's a change in character and it says, yes, you could pull back.  I'm going to say, if you're not in it at 46.95, you start your position. It's not your full position. It's just a starter position, meaning that it is a smallish position in this case. And one of the reasons is you can add to it if it strengthens because at weekly chart this is not, yeah, this is not a leg A. Remember the bar that makes the low cannot also be a high. So this low right here on the week of the 8th of August, sorry, 8th of July at 46.21, you have to wait for a higher low bar to say you've turned the corner. Now you're looking at higher lows. So this is where it starts. So that cannot be an A. So I'm going to put it in here A. And for those of you are new to my work, that A gets canceled out because it's not an official, it isn't even an unofficial. It just cannot be in the Chathamway methodology. That is wrong. So I'm going to put a big stroke through in fact of making an X. That cannot be a high. That is A in the new move to the upside. And we're in the process of in leg B because you've got a whole week to go. If it takes out the high that was made last week in the 47, tell you right now, 47.30, if it goes one penny above 47.30, that extends leg B for this week. And then you're looking at the monthly chart. So this is a really nice action. And I'm going to say a little more than a starter position right here. But I would also in my mind say I'd like to split it into two. I'd like to get one position right here at 46.95. But if it doesn't push quickly into the 47.32 area, but it says sausage digest gains starting tomorrow the next day without making a new recovery high above 47.30, I would say I'd add to another position in the 44. I wouldn't like it to go below 44.60 on the short chain to add. But if it pulled back to the just under 45, just pull back under 45, I would add another small position. So now you've got yourself two positions looking at higher highs, hope for higher recovery highs. And then you could even add to a distance see what happens. So I hope that helps you. A question, a couple of questions came in. Oh, I can't even see it. Let me just see if I can move this away. Got right here. The YouTube Tiger YouTube. Yeah, I don't reverse a little on hack. GPK, Rochelle. So this is very interesting. GPK. This is graphic packaging holdings. Fabulous move up. I so much wanted to get into it about three days ago. It was making a pattern that identified as Chapman falling exformation. But there was so many other things that we were looking at, you know, when things start to move up, there's always just not enough money and too many too many stocks to get. So I had to just be as conservative as possible. This is a fabulous move. Yes, Rochelle. This is a this is a tremendous move because it's an all time high. This is a brand I'm going to call it. I have to be faithful to my technique. I'm calling it E slash A in the daily chart. My bias right now is to think that this really could be an A. Oh, I'm sorry, B. It says E slash B in the daily chart. It's a D in the weekly, but stocks that make new all time highs tend to stay on your all time high list for quite a while. And this is so bullish because I was looking at it recently. I have a subscriber who's worked for the for the company then retired new all time high. And this graphic packaging holdings. This is just telling us so there wasn't what was Oh, PKG is the other one always PKG PKG is the other one I always look at PKG is not acting as well. It's kind of stuck in the lower range packaging core of America 168.50 was the high in April of this year. It's pulled back quite sharp to the 133 area now streaming 143 just starting to get go. No, no, no, I like the PKG PK. That's a much better chart at highs. You want charts at all time highs. If you can get them because you mustn't be afraid stocks that make me all time highs tend to stay on the list for a little while stocks that make lower lows all time lows tend to stay on that list for a little while. So I'm going to ask my engineer L to give me give me a yell when he wants me to cut out for the final segment the last break. And yes, see, this is what I'm saying. This is such a mixed market.  I know people were shaking their heads about the market. I never said a word. I'm just listening to everyone and the news is much worse than the charts. So I believe we've got about a minute to the break. So before we go into the break, there are three things I want to just quickly look at. One was natural gas. I had a question about that natural gas is starting to move up again. But it's not a great chart. So it's kind of stuck with this is usually the season that starts to move. I'm watching it closely. 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Options diminish in premium really quickly either way. So take something off. I would like to keep a position all the way into well, September is going to be 16. That's this Friday. So you're going for a whole an options expiration in a month's time. I wouldn't get too carried away. I try to keep at least something for October right now. I would definitely take something off at 36. Question came in about GSM. GSM, I think I've done this before. Yeah, GSM, very nice move up today. Faro Globe, PLC, trading at $7.15 up $0.18. Yeah, made a peaky. I love this pattern. You know, I love this channel and it's broken out of it. To extend, you want to see $7.28 by tomorrow, holding the $7.10 area. And then that'll be a good sign. So I think I'm going to be wrapping up in a month or whatever. And I've got to, you know, I've got to.


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But if we tune into Christ, if we tune into the Holy Spirit, if we turn into Jesus, we basically are going to be giving our instructions because that's really how it works. You know, we've heard about that, about the Holy Spirit. He will go before you, making straight your path and leaving in your way, no obstacles to trip on and no nothing to bar your way. It's just going to be a clear pathway if you are willing to tune in and listen. And it was beautiful that Dove mentioned, it's just about getting in touch with your internal teacher. It's not how long you study the Course. It doesn't have anything to do with time or actually study, but it actually is all designed to put you in touch with your internal teacher. And then once that happens, once that link is made, then your way is set. Now, what does that mean? Your way is set.  We follow. The plan is very specific, very specific, so you're given what you're to do. You don't have to like analytically figure it out. You don't have to weigh the pros and cons. You don't have to try to figure out your future. You actually just have to stay tuned in moment by moment and let the plan be given to you. If any of you have ever read Lesson 135, basically in there we're told a healed mind is relieved of the belief that it must plan. And it also goes on to say, if there are plans, you will be told of one who knows, from one who knows. That's obviously Jesus and the Holy Spirit. So I like that word relieved, relieved of the belief that you must plan. Wow, that sounds very relaxing. That sounds like that's worthy of our effort and attention to come to that. There's even a part in that lesson where he just gives some conditions like that was talking about conditions for peace. And basically the conditions come in there basically saying you really have to be clueless. You can't even know the problem that the plan was made to solve. Wow, I can't even know the problem that the plan was made to solve because why? Because the Holy Spirit is here to overlook the problem entirely. We're to come into a state of mind, that's what the plan of salvation is, where we're so in divine innocence, we're so in divine connection, divine love, that we cease to see a problem. If the Holy Spirit looks and everything and everyone sees himself then that must be in love. That must mean everything and everyone is to be perceived in forgiveness and then ultimately experienced as just ourself, just oneself as the Christ, an idea in the mind of God. So this is very different from problem solving approaches in the world where we're kind of asked to define the problem. That's one of the keys in science. Find out what the problem is in business, find out what your problem is so you can go and go for the solution. But with A Course in Miracles he's saying, no, if you're going to go for the atonement, that solution, which is our one sole responsibility, then you're going to have to be quite clueless about the world. If you still want to bring past learning, it's going to block your acceptance of the atonement.


separation porn been something that we've been talking about the last streams and let's go ahead and do an entire stream on on the subject we got a bunch of imagery of violence death destruction nuclear weapons bombs jets nation states arguing over who gets what lands who gets what resources contracts contracts over over separation it's all about the separation it's all about me and other it's what it's all about it's about wholeness which is nothing everything it's about that which is always a vacuity it's always empty and it's always fulfilled and it's always non-local it's about that being contracted into the illusion of a separate center point that is that has enemies and then that separate center point that has enemies is not only in the form of nation states and it's also in the form of religion there's plenty of warfare that happens over religion all of what's happening online in the aggressive social media dynamics of picking sides and then shaming those who disagree with you or don't agree with you or calling them stupid or hating on them that's also separation porn so that would be that would be that and meanwhile there's the unconditional love that is what everything is made of all of that separation porn is made of unconditional love and the separation porn is the main attribute in a way of what keeps the center point vortexing around its conditioned beliefs and assumptions of separation of others of hatred of violence this one was this one was absolutely I mean this happens all the time but it was just this is just so this is just such a comedic version of what we're discussing here but it's just this you know this in essence is a separation porn it's just military industrial complexes that are absolutely out of control that are made of unconditional love that are totally out of control and then those massive military industrial complexes being huge parts of the economic GDP and therefore not wanting to be decreased and then the other other countries which are obviously the same everything that come to these massive military industrial complexes and do some sort of contractual exchange and then get massive amounts of the weaponry so then they can go and be safe or defend themselves or attack their enemies in their local areas which is again just a separation porn illusion and it's not just these world leaders it's world leaders selling military weaponry contracts and there's all kinds of negotiations for this weaponry and and there's all kinds of summits that happen in all kinds of basically nothing looking at itself talking to itself non-locality with itself obviously deluded in ah this is a center point that is another and now there will be as much as can be negotiated for this country this race this ethnicity this religion more for us because we're the closest to God we're the smartest we need to be safe we are fear loss we hope for a brighter future and that other those others are less than and so the whole thing is a complete illusion it's unconditional love manifest as such a unbelievable illusion and it'll never work it'll never work separation porn will never work as the way or the route to wholeness it'll never work buying expanding military industrial complexes is not the pathway to wholeness obviously it's already wholeness and the way to it is obviously through the dissolution of that illusory center point that's already not there into what is already the whole so that the whole cannot have military industrial complexes because they're obviously absolutely useless until the point when the center point is completely unraveled and and really recognizes the individuals non-existence nothing recognizing that there will still be some sort of separation porn there will still be some sort of drive to have military industrial complex weaponry there will still be some sort of drive to create all kinds of borders and all kinds of passport systems and vaccine systems and control systems of media and technology and oversight and daddy government daddy daddy government government mommy mommy supervise supervise I'm incapable I'm incapable I need to suck on the nipple of the informational matrix complex and so that's separation porn separation porn is I am real I'm living my story and my story is in a world of others which are different nations they're different people they're out to get me they have their own nuclear weapons and we need to build up our nuclear weapons and it's a constant fight for it's a constant struggle for what's missing and what's missing can be achieved through warfare through safety and security and military complexes and it ends up being the most inhumane the most unethical the most immoral imaginable unconditional love is most immoral through the center point through the illusory center point unconditional freedom is most unethical when contracted as an illusory center point it just absolutely absolutely without a doubt does not care it does not care and then it's so obvious and simple just look online and see all the conversations about military military complexes weaponry funding weaponry the strong impenetrable belief system that there are others that are enemies and so that's where all immorality and unethicalness is right there in that center point it's right there in the illusion of the separate individual among separate others and nation states and there will never ever ever be satisfaction on that path unconditional love manifest as a contracted center point is on a pathway to try to find fulfillment and wholeness by manipulating the appearance using weapons of mass destruction it'll never work it'll never work the only way out of mutually assured destruction with weapons of mass destruction with countries that hate each other and that are constantly in contractual negotiations the only way out of that is by unwinding or unraveling that illusory center point that's not there in the first place there's already no difference between these countries there's already no difference between the bodies the bodies are all a singularity obviously obviously and that's why it's separation porn it's separation porn because there's there's only there's only wholeness there's only unconditional love and the the within the appearance of that is that contracted center point and the primary function of that contracted center point is separation porn so there's only wholeness only unconditional love and within that is the appearance of a contracted center point the primary function of that is separation porn and then wholeness through its other contracted center points eats popcorn and watches that separation porn picking sides yelling at others that don't agree with them and insatiably being dissatisfied in duality of self and others and in duality of what's right and wrong and in duality of two separate nations there's such absolutely illusory boundaries there's without a doubt and it's so obvious because it's constantly pointed to by cartographers and historians it's just all of those boundaries that have been made as nation states are just obviously complete illusions and what will happen is sometimes there will be these boundaries that are made and it will literally be cutting a a tribe or a culture or whatnot in half into two different country identities so now there's the same people this the bodies that like the same kinds of preferences that are now affiliated with two different nationalities or countries and so their passports belong to these two different countries and now they have another identifier or attribute which is just an assumption which now that they can war over and that's separation porn comment in the live chat about jazz vedanta that's so funny yeah in a way this is like a non-dual jazz or or advice to jazz sure non-dual jazz yeah it is kind of like non-dual jazz it's like music it's like music that's cutting cutting duality yeah and it's so fun it's so um yeah it just feels really like flow full and and fun and playful and it's been a while there's been so much like straight jacketing for this body and it's just completely being obliterated and it's just everything that has um wanted to be said authentically flowfully is finally just unbridledly flowing through and because there's just too much of a there's too much regret and there's too much a non-authenticity really by repressing and no one is controlling or doing that but it's quite clearly seen by no one when there is more of a of a straight jacket that is that is that is there that oh my god i can't i can't talk about this i can't i can't have my nipples on camera i can't i can't talk like this or the nonsense stuff it just doesn't matter it just doesn't matter and there's freedom in it not mattering the ultimate unconditional freedom is in that unbounding of that straight jacket and allowing the body to naturally spontaneously authentically express itself exactly as it's destined to be and so that's clearly what's flowing and it's beautiful it's beautiful and it just there's no longer that mattering when doesn't mattering becomes obvious to no one to nothing then it can flow unobstructedly naturally that timeless non-local preciousness and ordinariness that is this body's natural spontaneous beingness it's vibrancy because this is it's natural vibrancy it's natural vibrancy is to be is to literally pull stuff up like this and just be like isn't this fucking retarded isn't it beautifully fucking retarded that's this is natural vibrancy to just poke fun at how absolutely retarded this is it just it just doesn't it just doesn't matter it doesn't matter yeah that that's exactly that's exactly it yes yes a separate nation states with incredible military industrial complexes that have no problem with using these weapons to kill innocent civilians and have no problem being justified and no problem being justified with with not only dropping it on on citizens that are completely innocent but also have no problem with uh having this mirage perception of another and then propagating that mirage mirage perception of another onto its people in its country through its media industrial complex so the media industrial complex is the way that separation porn propagates through a nation state identity the media industrial complex is the way that separation porn propagates through a nation state identity it's so fucking fascinating it's completely mind-blowing it's like a it's like unconditional love and freedom being appearing to be contracted in that center point of me has all of these different tools and modalities to be able to proliferate separation porn and to further contract and reify the illusion of separation and enemies and the need of warfare and resource pillaging and murdering innocent people there's so much a yeah the descents desensitization of these military industrial complexes and and engineers and technologists and designers and those that are involved in it in the in governance in in the politics because one one has to be extremely um desensitized and dehumanized in order to continue to build technologies and weaponry that further reify the illusion of separation and murdering of innocent non-entities that's just it that's just it there's nowhere there's nowhere to go but really as nothing seeing separation porn as this massively contracted complex that is all about others and is all about militaries and nation states and war and violence and more for me less for you my people are smarter than your people my people are better than your people my people are closer to god than your people your people are savages my people are saints follow us on social media make sure to retweet us on social media make sure to change your profile picture on social media to include our flag that is such a fascinating manipulation tactic of the contracted separation porn energy is is take your profile picture and add our flag that you have no affiliation with whatsoever the person the non-entity the body that is adding or slapping a flag a country's flag onto its profile picture usually has no connection whatsoever to the roots of that country or area it has usually no friends that have that have their ethnicity is from that area and it has no prior research or understanding of the culture or the history of that area in its nuance and so therefore it's just a puppet it's just a puppet for the separation porn industrial complex spic spic that's what it is it's just spic it's separation porn industrial complex propagating this meme which is you're a bad person if you don't add this flag to your profile picture and then there's that feeling of shame oh i must conform i must oblige to what my government or my group is doing and so that's how all of these beautiful vomiting dynamics that are all made of unconditional freedom and love that's how they all appear that's just a story but that's apparently how they appear this is ridiculous this image is so ridiculous yeah yeah presidents of nation states of illusory bounding nation states with weapons to murder kill it's just so ridiculous such a funny ass one yeah there's just no no like it's just everyone all these all nation states are just after the illusion of of separation and acquiring military weaponry there are certain nation states that are that are definitely more anti separation porn which is equally as beautiful and there's no value system because it's just what is but those nation states that are less nation statey they're more wholeness and then they're less military industrial complex they're more wholeness sharing caring loving building dowing earth it's basic needs freeing people etc that is a beacon in a way for what uh what this is like without a me without a center point so this without a center point which is what it always is it effortlessly manifests as the obliteration of nuclear weaponry and mutually assured destruction and the obliteration of separation porn and it's very uncomfortable to talk about the obliteration of separation porn to the contracted center point of me because the primary way that that contracted center point of me lives the primary way that it thrives is through separation porn through the illusory projection of another through the neuroses of hatred of other through the neuroses of being for military industrial complexes and nuclear weaponry and killing innocent civilians yeah so it attaches me attaches to its to its knowing cloud of of separation porn and then becomes like an impenetrable fortress because it knows it's unknowing knowing separation porn that's another great way to say it unknowing knowing separation porn emptiness center pointing contracted in separation porn nothing contracted in separation porn nothing knowing cloud of separation porn wholeness me in separation porn yeah i mean that's the most direct simple easy way to say it wholeness me in separation porn what is non-local and non-entity is me in contracted center pointing with this knowing cloud of separation porn and neurotic knots there's already no entity that makes up that knowing cloud of separation porn there's already no entity inside the body and that's why it's non-dual it's just an apparent dreamed experience of a center point and it's not even worth mentioning when nothing clearly sees that it was never there that that center point was never real it's not even worth mentioning it's the sense of me is such a thin and fragile contracted illusion and it's both with its massive fortress of impenetrability and yet it's so freaking fragile the knowing cloud can seem so massive and impenetrable but it's so fragile when it's reflected you don't exist you're not real there's only non-local nothingness and it's just crumbles it's fascinating in a pretty day in the sky in clouds the trees well yeah that's that's pretty much it on the current of separation porn fun to just roar that so fun and so obvious it's just unbelievably obvious that separation porn is the primary function of me of knowing which is made of unknowing made of non-local no-thingness no-thingness easy just the sheer there's no care at all for the everythinging because what's more important than the everythinging is that contracted illusory me and it's knowing cloud and its belief systems and so then it doesn't care about killing other bodies it's just fascinating it's so simple ordinary it's fun to give it a name it's useful in a way to give it a name not that there's some sort of intention it's just fun to give it a name it's like part of the the play that it all is is to give it a name all these things combined these militaries this separation this me the center point it's all like separation porn these internet yelling arguments the murders on videos it's all separation porn it's like a separation porn industrial complex speak separation porn industrial complex it's like the way you go on a porn site this is the equivalent of when you go on a new site when you go on a new site you're watching porn but separation porn so instead of watching people fucking you're watching people killing or inflicting pain and that's separation porn so there's a there's a promulgation a continuation of the paradigm that is the spirit or the separation porn industrial complex by just tuning into those the news that is feeding the separation porn i'm not even sure of any news that is constantly cutting the duality of separation porn so if there is true obvious no thing everything then the body naturally just is gravitated to cutting the dualities because the body is just interested in simple ordinary every day basic needs being met freedom joy play laughter and when there's all this geopolitical tension the body can't in a way as easily rest and relax when the culture around it is just in its own center points of arguments and all this content about that's being produced about world war three and whatnot all of that just further all of these opinions that are separation porn all of them just further promulgate the idea or the notion that the way out of separation porn which is already an illusion is through killing the other or some sort of violence towards the other or some sort of attempt at a peace agreement between two separate nations and that's not it it's not it's not a it's not a agreement between separate nations it's the recognition by nothing that everything is sameness there will there will not be a way to peace agreement to wholeness it'll only happen long term through nonlocality it'll only happen long term through nonentityness through only wholeness when these different apparently different nation states when there's a clear recognition by no one that there is only everything there's only wholeness then that is an effortless natural and spontaneous dowing of earth otherwise it is just at the level of the symptoms within that little me that little center point with other center points of different nation states trying to make agreements so whether it's dropping bombs or trying to make agreements from those center points mm-hmm never work it will only work long term through nothing clearly recognizing that there's only wholeness there's only nonlocal everything yep and that's the dow that's dowing nonlocal everything is a dowing it's obvious spontaneous natural body dowing and that's not another it's not another straight jacket it's not another box because it's actually the boxless that natural dowing is completely boxless anything goes anything goes but when there's no longer a me there's no longer a center point there is no longer that othering and there's no longer that killing there's no longer that there's no longer separation pouring there's just no more straight jacket it's just pure freedom it's just pure freedom and dowing is a a clear natural spontaneous way of freedom freedom for all bodies be abundant be prosperous create play sing dance love harmony nature laugh laugh it's just too simple it's too too too too simple there is a obsession in the separation porn complexity and it's all made of simple ordinary unconditional wholeness love freedom nonlocal everything it's made of that and it's just too simple and too ordinary and that simple and ordinariness is what dows and those center points are what obsess about separation porn and drop bombs nice all right we'll wrap this one up and probably be back later today with another stream ski i thanks for tuning in fam that unconditional love and freedom that's always already here always already here never been lost can't be found it's already what is appearing as everything in that fun cutting of separation porn i see you later


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What's up everybody, Jason here for Jazzy'sCaseBrace.com. We just sold out another Jazzy's The Diamond Dozen Baseball case break. Random teams number five where it features 12 cards per case guys. Now there's 12 cards for break, 12 hits, chances of some great hits and of course there is some chances of sealed box redemptions. So there's only nine cases, most spots only have a few hit possibilities but at the same time like I said 12 different chances there. And let's do the break. So here's the dice roll. Here's the customer names. Here's the scott button straight up, James down to John, Gondos from Capstone Pack Break, Box Break number 35. There's the teams there and all teams in. Roll. It is a four and a six, ten times. Good luck ten times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, four, six, ten, ten, Ken down to Jordan. All right ten times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, ten, ten, ten, Cardinals down to the Seattle Mariners. All right so Ken you have the St. Louis Cardinals, so James with the Mets, Tristan with the Tigers, James with the Red Sox, Matt with the Blue Jays, Logan with the Phillies, Ed with the White Sox, John with the Brewers, James with the Astros, James O that is, James Brandt with the Rockies, John with the Pirates, Chris with the Rangers, Nester with the Marlins, Jordan with the Orioles, Scott with the Braves, Nester with the Nationals, Eric with the Giants, Ken with the Padres, Tristan with the Reds, Peter with the Dodgers, Eric with the Guardians, Ken with the Twins, Ed with the Rays, Jared with the Angels, Tristan with the Cubs, Diamondbacks, Nester with the Yankees, Jimmy you have the Royals, Tristan with the A's and then Jordan with the Seattle Mariners. So there you go guys. If anybody wants to make a quick trade, I'm going to pause the video and see if there's any trades. If not, we'll come back. All right guys, not really much trade action, so trade with the close guys, stick to what you got. Now, we do have a couple cases here still left, we were in true random number generating a case, I believe case 2, 3, 5, 7 and 9 are still available, so if you can generate one of those numbers we'll use that case. And 4 not available, 1 not available, 5 is available, 3rd time's a charm. So these are the cases here. So let's cross out 5 now. Try to trade, couldn't trade mojo baby, it's a real thing. All right so again, just one more time to show you guys of course your team's there and there's case number 5. All right, here we go guys. First one is little Ricky Henderson, patch autograph from definitive 2021, 9 out of 10, Oglene is going to Tristan, we got a transcendent autograph to 15, Adrian Beltrae, Texas ranger is going to Chris Walker, we have a nice Randy Johnson, museum collection that created a 9-5, almost a gem plus actually, edges were only a 9, everything on 9-5, 9-5-10, 9-5-10, Randy Johnson that's number 8 of 10, that is Arizona Diamondbacks edition, D-back's going to Tristan, very nice hit right there. And day one autographs, Bobby Witt Jr. to 32, Jamie try to trade, couldn't trade mojo striking, there you go. Then we have a box redemption it looks like, Marlins get a box of 2020 tier 1 baseball, nice. Got Marlins, so Marlins that's going to Nestor, another box redemption it looks like, twins get a box of 2022 chrome update hobby box, very nice. So Minnesota twins, Ken, then we have a Fernando Tatis Jr. patch autograph to 50 for the San Diego Padres going to Kev, and we have a Pedro Martinez, 12 out of 15 museum collection framed case hit, Boston Red Sox going to Jimmy as well, look at that, nice. Two for two Jimmy, sheesh, you have a Pedro again, this time it's Metz edition though, a PSA 9 from 2015 Thompson Museum Collection, nice three color patch there, out of 10, that's James O, and how about a little mo, Mariano Rivera, five out of five premium ink for the Yankees, Yankees of course is going to Nestor, two more hits guys, Juan Marcel for the San Francisco Giants that's going to Eric at a 25, and last one here guys, how about a Shohei Otani, 14 out of 49, that's a redemption from Diamond Kings Baseball 2019, that'd be like a second year Otani, and not bad right there huh, nice case, little Otani, Mariano Rivera, couple of Pedro's, Tatis, couple of box redemptions, Bobby Witt, Randy Johnson, Adrian Beltry, very very nice all overall, and yeah that was one, two, three, four, six, ten, eleven, twelve, yep, there you go, empty box here guys, thank you guys so much, I got a number six is in the store, let's get another one going guys, thank you.


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What's up everybody? Jason here for jazzy's case breaks calm This is the 2021 upper deck extended series hockey tall box case break picker team number one recap video So I will be doing the randomizer for the box giveaway in this video and as well as giving you a quick recap of what was hit out of here So I kind of organized a little bit. These are kind of like miscellaneous bigger Players, you know, like me David Get that top loaded a couple nice rookies there Reflections Matthews Crosby little answer from 0506 So there's that right there and they put a lot of these inserts in here that are really nice Some new ones like SPX finite inserts. So just a quick little glance through them. That's Ilya Sorokin big rookie there Johnny Goodrow gets laugh Oddinger Johnny Goodrow that one's numbered actually it's 290 diamond. I think these are all numbered at 2999 Some dazzlers inserts, of course really nice ones as well And we have rookie class inserts is like a Gabriel Artie Bowers Ingram Oli by Ram Hapenami Lacken and Stanley Norris Guess I'm just gonna skim through them suitor Krebs Ramona of Mikey Anderson and they had these a Hollow grfx inserts that were really cool NHL 10s Kind of like a quick little low down. So there you go. Those are those inserts And then here were all the young guns a quick go through a quick glance of them is a ton of them are six per box 12 boxes really quickly a Lot of repeats, of course There you go for a beak Stanley Biscoff is up again booth bunting bunting So I can say a lot of repeats strand. All right, so there you go all the young guns That was a little retro young gun And here were all the other retro young guns from all five of six Keondred Miller and Here are some top little ones Marjorie Donna's short print We got Mitchell. These are retro young guns are here. Delandrea, Hoglinder, Byram, Kuroshev, Velardi, Sorokin, Robertson, and Lafernais This is Lafernais young guns as well Kozens Lafernais ultimate victory couple them Caprice off Sorokin. So again, there was four young gun checklists So we're going to eat us evenly split them up between the Kings and the Florida Panthers We had a UD's exclusive retro of Mirohashkin into 100 Reflections to 300 future impact by one byram. That's to 1,000 Nick Robinson to 500 Carter Hart number to 100 Victor Hedman number to 1,000 Reflections number to 500 Future impact to 1,000 Elise Sorokin out of 50 Andrzej Sileski or Vasilezki, sorry Tim Sootsail to 100 Pros and Pros this year look the block to 1,000. We got to 500. That is Brad Marchant An exclusives here Matt Niento. Then we had a couple nice Acetates are clear cuts Kotorokin, we got Murray, Jankowski, Sherwood, Hepon Yemmi, and Nicholas Abuskuba, or Kuelser So there you go guys. That was pretty much the recap video there Now let's switch scenes and give away that free box. So again, if you buy two or more teams, you have a chance to win All right, so Ben with four Brown Bravo one Casio the one and Chris Maxwell got ten. So that's five Entries David one I would to Jason would to Lee Lewis Patrick a to Sean would to and Steven George with four All right, so there you go out of the possible 15. We got 13 Roll the dice right there Three or one four times. Good luck. Top name gets free box one two three and four boom Steven George after four times three to one congratulations, man He just won a free box. We'll send that out to you ship sealed and thank you guys This was extended series hockey recap video with randomizer 12 box case for picket jeans number one We have more in the store Jaspies case breaks.com


Yo, nugo am anis alal, gaiuklin lach klamataw, ludz aqualutin. So, one of my given names is anis alal. My English name is Dana. I come from Cape Mudge, which is on Quadra Island. I'm married into the Canberra Nation, which is the Wiwakum, the Ligwistok. The program that I want to talk about is called the Baqwamgala Language Group. I think the earliest recollection that I have from that group starting was in 1996. There was a few of us, people that were very passionate about language. We just wanted to learn our language, so we got together and we worked with some elders in our community. The name derives from one of our elders from Cape Mudge. Baqwam literally means Indian-speaking people. So that's how we got the name Baqwamgala. So literally that name comes from one of the elders at Cape Mudge. And yeah, we just are interested in trying to revitalize language, so we've been in existence since 1996. Our purpose is to help reclaim our tongue, our native tongue, and teach our children. And that's how our group got started. So the aim of our program, like I said, was to bring the language back alive in our homes, also in our community. So it is a community-based group, but from this group there's so many things that have happened for me personally. Right now I'm teaching language in our language community group, but also in our school district and our little pre-school program. So throughout the years, I think probably about 12 years ago or maybe a little longer, we went off on a journey to become a certified language teacher. So it was a partnership through our local college, the University of Victoria. Not sure if there's any other partners, but there was a lot of people at the time and so we went on this journey of getting certified. So we did a lot of courses to become language teachers. So that was a really an awesome journey so that I could become a certified language teacher. So since that time I've been teaching in our pre-school program, so I teach language to our preschoolers. And I recently, this is in my third year of the Mentor Apprentice Program, and that's out of First Nation Education Steering Committee. That's for the funding that I receive and the elder that I work with. We have been doing that program. This is going to be, like I said, my third year. So at the end of this year, I've had 300 hours per year and I've been working on my fluency. So in the past year, I've been working at our school district and teaching the primary grades from kindergarten to grade three. So that's the purpose, just to teach language and have it more spoken in our homes. So at our Bahcom Gala Community Group, the purpose that I have, or the purpose that we have at that program was really to listen to our sounds. Our alphabet has 48 distinct sounds and we use the International Phonetic Alphabet. So our purpose in that group is really to learn those sounds so that every sound, like the cool thing about the IPA, every symbol has a sound. So our group is really good on that and we practice that. That's the first part of our group. Then we normally do some introductions, like I talked about Nugwa Amanisalaf. I said, my name is Dana. We talk about where we're from. So we do some introductions and we might say where we're from. We do a little bit of just different things that we've created. So along the path, we've had to learn how to make our own things because a lot of our stuff isn't in a book. We have to make our own curriculum that we share with our group. So we keep busy making curriculum, just sharing what we know. Maybe our elders tell stories that are part of our group. So even though I have my language teaching certificate, I'm going to just say I'm so grateful for all the elders and all of the people that have taught me because I learned how to do the classroom management kind of style through the university, but I owe all of my language skills and knowledge to the elders and to the people that have taught me. So I'm really grateful for those elders and one specific elder that I've worked with for probably, well, since the mentor apprentice and since 1996 is an elder and her name is Diane Madalpi. I want to say thank you to Emily Akin. So those are two people that have helped guide me in language. And so I'm really grateful to them for the language knowledge that I have and I'm still learning. So I still have a ways to go, but I still am just grateful for their teachings. So yeah, I just wanted to put that make sure that I honor them and say thank you to them. And then the school system, you know, there's always ways of making sure your children are learning. So I do know, you know, when I see them, when I see them saying the words back correctly or, you know, we do play a lot of games in language. So it shows their knowledge. That's kind of how I know. And even in our little preschool program, you know, I really think because we're doing a little immersion program in our preschool, Kwan-Witzi, we're really grateful. So we have two elders that are there daily. And I get to go there twice a week. And when I see those little ones and the knowledge that they're holding and then they're able to bring that over to the school system that I'm actually teaching in now. But I do see them, you know, they are learning kind of a basis at the preschool. So I really think when I see them being successful and being proud of who they are, because it's part of who they are, that was the biggest reason why we started our language program because we wanted to make sure we don't lose part of our identity because I strongly feel language is tied to who we are. So one of the reasons our purpose of Bakwam Gala was to reclaim that identity. So when I see our little ones be proud of that, it makes me like makes my heart feel good. Our children are really fortunate. They have culture teachers. I'm a language teacher and I'm not a culture teacher, but I see those going hand in hand. A lot of the songs that we have, the dances that we have, the things that happen in our gukzi or big house, you know, are connected. So when I see our children thrive in both of those worlds, I know that that's being a successful program.  And I really think that that's part of, you know, showing that this is working. In the school system, we have a drumming program and I see the kids light up in the same way. And it doesn't have to be all of our gingenanam, all of our children because it's mixed. It's both of our children and it's the non-native children that are coming together and learning. And that's who we teach at the school system. We're not just teaching our own children. We're teaching all of the kids. So I see it being a value, not just us teaching our own kids, but teaching the whole, you know, all of the children because it's, I think it's a part of a year learning the language of this land, this territory. This is something that is important. And I also think that it's a part of healing. So I really think when you, when children from all of those cultures, whoever they might be are learning this language or this territory, I think it's kind of a part of reconciliation and a part of healing. So that's what I believe is happening with this. Yeah, that's what I hope happens. So this is kind of my first year. I've been, I have a whole year under my belt. So last year was, you know, probably I taught from January to June. And I can't really, like I can say I did see some successes and it was really good. For our Kwanwitzi kids, that's our preschool program. I always see, you know, when they move up into our school system that, you know, they have some prior knowledge and that's really cool. And when they can share that with the rest of the class, I think that's pretty positive. So, you know, they're proud of being able to remember if they can remember a word, you know, that I'm teaching that they might have learned in preschool. So I do see that, that they are able to share and know what they know that word. It's hard to, you know, to gauge. You know, all I know is having some, having our children have that identity, have who they are, have language as part. I just remember when we were learning our own self and knowing that, you know, it's kind of in our molecular cellular, like language is part of who we are. And I think it's always been there. And one of the times somebody taught me that and I, and it's always stuck with me.  I think our ancestors would be happy and smiling that our language is still alive, because that's our purpose. We don't want it to die. We don't want it to be one of those languages that is gone. We've created a lot of things in this area to help that.  You know, in the last couple years, we've lost some really strong language-speaking elders and that hurts. So it puts a lot of pressure on everybody else to make sure that what we're doing has a really big, huge purpose so that our language does not die. So it has to keep surviving and I think that that's part of what we're doing right now. And when I see our children just, and the non-native children learning that, it just makes my heart feel good. So we've had to face a lot of challenges.  So making sure that, you know, we don't put too much pressure on our elders and I know we've had to do that. So we've created a lot of curriculum and that's been a challenge because we can't go to a bookstore and buy our curriculum. So we've had to make it. So that's part of our challenge. Sometimes it's an uphill battle, just finding the partners. But we make it work. You know, our school district is one of our biggest partners now and in September of 2019, this September coming up, we're going to have our very first ever immersion kindergarten program and it's never been done anywhere else in Canada. So we're going to be the very first one that's ever going to have an in a school district one immersion program for our language. I think that's a pretty big feat in itself. Like I think I take my hat off to some of our administrators and our school district, our board for, you know, believing it. But there's still a lot of work that needs to happen. We still need to, you know, create and work with the system. But yeah, I think that there's lots of still work to be done, but that's a challenge. So working on the curriculum is a challenge. Working on time, making sure we don't pressure our elders more than we already are. That's a challenge. You know, we always look for little grants. I think paying our elders is also something very important to me. Ever since our program has been in place, we always look for different pots of funding to help make sure that our elders are, you know, looked after properly because you don't just expect a university person to come in and teach things, you know, because they're not going to be able to learn this from a book. We need to honour those elders and pay them accordingly. So sometimes that's a challenge if we don't have the funds. But our group's been pretty successful in that part. So we make sure our elders get looked after. Well, I really believe all of our connection comes from the land. That's one of the teachings I learned from my mom at a pretty young age. So I see our programs being a lot more successful when our children are learning on the land. When we were taking our teaching program, we did some of our training on the land and it was really something that I'm never going to forget. So we did a lot of our training like right on the land. I know when we bring our children out and teach them things on the land, I think it's more meaningful. So Indigenous education to me, that that's part of what that is, is just, you know, really being in an environment where it's more meaningful. Maybe it's at the beach and you're learning beach words and you're picking up things and you have in your hands. So it's really, I don't know what they call that when they have things that you're learning. It's a learning style. So it's just being connected. So I really think that that's what Indigenous education means to me is just being that connected. And whenever I do any kind of teaching, that's part of where I want to come from is just making sure that connection happens with the children and with myself to make sure that, you know, that they know that this is why I'm doing what I'm doing to try and, you know, share what I know. So it's part of like what you learn from your elders. You know, it's not good to hold on to it. So it's good to, when you learn something, it's good to share that as well, like to others.  It's a part of our identity. And I feel that if we lose our language, we'll lose part of our identity. You know, and that's why I think language revitalization is so important. You wouldn't be doing this for 20-plus years, you know, without knowing that this is important and just persevering through all the obstacles that we've had to go through, you know, whether it be the curriculum building or doing things on the side of your desk because obviously you need to have a job and sometimes the language teaching part hasn't always been my job. So creating things at night or, you know, creating things whenever you can, that sometimes is a challenge. So language teaching is, you know, a part of what I'm doing, but it's also not my whole entire job. So doing what you have to do to make it in the world, you know, is something, but I think Indigenous education to me is just knowing who you are. So that's really important, teaching our children their identity and language is part of the identity.  The two things that are, I think, so important, and I think about, you know, how we start a language class, just giving a little introduction, that's just that connection to where you're from and how you connect with others and how you're connected and maybe through relatives or whatever, but I think that that's what language Indigenous education is, is just knowing who you are, where you're going and just helping people through that pathway. I've always wanted our own school, our own band operated school and we've talked about it for probably those 20 years that we've been in a language revitalization. So having our own band run school, our Kwan-Witze program is a band operated school, but growing from that, you know, even though I know our school district has the immersion program happening and I'm happy that's happening, I'd love to have our band operated school where culture and language will be taught daily, not just once a week, like how I'm doing it now. Our immersion program is going to have a lot more language involved, but I'd love to see the culture go hand in hand with that so where they're learning some of the traditional values and some of the dancing and some of the things that we can't teach in our little time that we are at our school, at the school district right now. So that is one of the goals, is having our own band operated school.