Thanks for checking out this no spoilers movie review. This is for Tigers are not afraid It is a shutter exclusive and is a 2017 film, but obviously it's just gotten its release in the United States As a shutter exclusive. So when I say no spoilers for these reviews I mean no spoilers as in I'm not gonna tell you what's happening in the film like the actual events or anything But there is like thematic spoilers that I'll talk about and say oh, I believe there's a metaphor of this But I won't tell you specifically what it is in the film. So just know that going into this now This is a film that's actually garnered a lot of praise And so there's been a lot of hype around it as it's been about to hit shutter and it just hit shutter when I'm Reviewing this in like less than a week ago. It was like on Thursday of this week. So It's been a lot of hype about it seen a lot of people watching it one of the big reasons for the hype is that it got a lot of Attention from people like Stephen King Guillermo del Toro who are obviously very highly respected within the horror community So whenever they're saying things about a film people are like boom got to see it makes a lot of sense So I get it. I was very excited for this film and I will say off the bat I'm not gonna tell you my star rating yet do that at the end. I did like it It is a good film, but I will also say that it seems less horror than I thought it was going to be a Lot of people kind of bill it as oh, it's like a fairytale horror film that's tied into real life I think it fits more into the drama genre with the way it's done And it actually feels a little bit to me like people have kind of compared it to Guillermo del Toro's like Devil's Backbone and Pan's Labyrinth now I think it is kind of like Devil's Backbone, but I think it's Kind of opposite of Pan's Labyrinth where Pan's Labyrinth is kind of very heavy on the horror and fairytale combined and that's kind of like the main portion of the movie and then kind of the real-life stuff You you need to figure out the tie-ins Between the two that way and it's more of like like I'm saying if it makes sense like the substance is the horror fairytale and then the the real-life tie-ins are kind of More fleeting I won't say fleeting, but they're less substantial And you just kind of need to figure out how you tie that into the horror fairytale Whereas tigers are not afraid is more it's more of the real life and real life horror the horror of real life but the fairytale horror portion is Significantly less and you need to figure out how that little portion ties into the real life horror So for that reason I kind of feel like it fits more into the drama genre, but there surely are Well, there definitely are like horror aspects to the film and there's also like fantasy aspects to the film So but to me it didn't feel like Much horror as in what you think of with horror genre It was more like I was saying real life horror the horrors of being alive in a terrible Situation as a kid which makes it even tougher So that's the other thing if you if you're watching this review and you haven't seen the movie yet I would recommend Well, I would just let you know because I don't know what your preference is that It deals with kids in terrible situations a lot So if that's something that's a very touchy Subject for you, maybe you shouldn't see the film, but I personally think that Kind of everyone should see this film because it has some very important themes and topics that come up That I think everyone should kind of be confronted with in a way So it's an important film for that reason, I think so this this is written and directed by Issa Lopez Now Issa Lopez is pretty well known filmmaking wise in Mexico apparently Because she's won a bunch of literary awards. She's had a lot of success with the movie She's made down there as well as TV shows that she's been involved with so Already well known in Mexico not super well known in the United States So maybe with Tigers are afraid coming to the US that'll kind of change that so we'll see Okay So this I might I'm probably gonna read some of the stuff I put in my notes verbatim because I was really Formulating intentionally how I was writing these things So this film is to make people think about the impact of adult-created violence in a child's environment and what that does to them So this isn't really a spoiler because it's in the synopsis of the film before you would see it Kind of like the log line and everything it's set in Mexico against the backdrop of a society involved in drug cartel So so it's it's some real-life stuff that actually does go on. I mean, it's it's a fictional story About kids. It's not like based on real life But the situation of the drug cartel violence in cities in Mexico is real So it's taking something real life and putting a fictionalized story into it But there's a lot of I guarantee there's a lot of truth in it as well though and it kind of hits on something that a lot of people don't think about which is Children's a child's role in this which is a forced role in all of this where you know There's a lot of violence going on around them. They haven't chosen this. They're put into this environment You know adults are killing each other adults are end up killing kids There's a lot of death and a lot of terribleness all around them and it's about them trying to survive really and Yeah, I'll kind of talk more about that with the things I've written in here So it covers children who are left with nobody and fend for themselves and those and a few In the beginning you kind of well, I'm not gonna say that because it's a little spoilery But it's basically about kids who are left to fend for themselves now This is something that's it's been talked about a little bit and not so much in the context of Mexico and the drug cartels But more in the context of over the years Brazil like a large amount of homeless children in Brazil so This is kind of different in the sense that it's bringing this up in Mexico and saying look You know this drug violence these cartels It's it's leaving these kids behind and it's not just leaving these kids behind So they have to fend for themselves But it's also putting them in just a horrible situation like even if they have families and adults to kind of protect them They they're still in a really awful situation where they're faced with these terrible real violent awful Events that happen in their lives and they try and process that Which you know that changes a person it causes childhood trauma and that doesn't allow a kid to grow up Exactly the way they should be able to grow up which is protected and able to be kind of like carefree and be a kid like have a fun Carefree upbringing a good environment and This kind of speaks like in this film to the issue of adult society letting children down You know adult society has been has become so focused on Greed and revenge especially in this story that they could care less about the future Which is you know a younger generation they could care less about What they should be doing which is protecting these children who they're bringing into the world They should be giving them the best opportunity they can and they're not doing that at all because they're more focused on making money and being powerful and getting revenge on people and children become They get stuck in the in in the in the middle and they get I mean they basically get stuck in the crossfire you know realistically actually being killed and You know mentally being scarred by everything so I and this is why I'm saying that I was saying that I think it's an important film and I really think everyone should see it because it makes these Things a reality and a lot of people don't think about it and you should think about it You should be very cognizant of these things You watch from okay, so I wrote this from my perspective I'm saying if you watch it from my perspective and and see the trauma and fear of violence weaving itself Into the being of who these children are and keeping them from experiencing carefree innocence, which all children deserve deserve and that's the thing like when I was watching this film like you could see the events of it and its immediate impact on these kids and their psyches and To me I could just see like like I wrote like the weaving of these horrible things into the personalities of the kids and it messes them up obviously and it will mess them up for the future and it kind of makes me think that you know, you're starting from a base of Terrible with that generation then with all those kids exposed to what's going on in this film, so It can I can't I'm not gonna say it can only get worse But it increases the chance that things are gonna get worse because their perspective of what the world is Versus what the world should be is very very different. It's more harsh So there's more of a chance for when that generation gets older for things just getting worse than that Because they are already at their baseline. They think well things are terrible instead of having a more Idealistic view of things so I thought that was important to point out Speaks to a society focused so much on greed and revenge that it stopped caring about its kids in future Yeah, I was that's what I already said that but that all but that also made me think about It's not just in these violent situations like if you think about what's going on in the United States Corporations and the amount of focus on money and the allocation of how money is and it's all about money at the top and Forget everyone below that because you know, let's be honest corporations. I'm sorry. It's a little political ish But it's actually the real I Mean, it's a real situation like this is what's happening Corporations at the top, you know, they have all the money so they basically control the politicians because where does the money for? campaigning come from and How they make real money from corporations so who have all the money and there's just been a focus of Flowing even more money upward. So with that happening, you're making sure that children Don't have the opportunity to have the upbringings that they should where You know in a situation where wealth is significantly more evenly distributed So that's just my opinion. I'm not trying to tell everyone how to think So my apologies if you view this as just like a ridiculous political whatever But I just saw that tie in between what's going on there and what's going on in the United States from an economic standpoint So it's like physical violence in one economic violence in a sense in another and it's kind of leaving a lot of children behind especially lower income Because like I like I'm saying like in this movie like they don't choose what environment they're brought into But then it also kind of makes me think of you know The impact of of a bad environment on children with a broken home, you know, and that happens everywhere in the world, you know a Two spouses who can't get along Who involve the kids throw them in the middle of things when they actually should just you know Take care of everything in private and leave the kids totally out of it You know when they allow them to be put in the middle or they intentionally put them in the middle It causes not exactly the same but a a sort of kind of similar trauma where it really messes up the kids perspective and baseline personality of what What society is what the world is and how they are? If you don't protect your younger generations from the ills of society the decline will only get worse when they grow up That was the thing I was talking about earlier where I was like I don't know if this is a hundred percent, but it's just a thought I had that's just a theory that it could cause that So forced to grow up the kids in this film create their own family unit including taking care of each other and giving adult advice Like eat your peas. That's one of the really interesting things about this is that you see that when these kids have Nobody but each other they kind of start to create their own family unit naturally It's like okay, you know, we're we have to take care of each other So they just fall into these roles of like, you know, we're the older kids We'll take care of the younger kids and there's a really important moment It's not really a spoiler where it's kind of like eat your peas Because those are your vegetables like that's a very very grown-up thing that kids would never ever focus on as actual Kids like coming up in a carefree, you know, nice environment so it really it's a small thing and it seems kind of trivial, but it really does drive that point home of These kids are not living as kids. They're forced to be more adult than they should The fairy tale aspect is used to show Show child coping that distanced them from the reality of their actual world So it's like like placing a filter on the world so they can more easily digest the horrors Yeah, that's like the fairy tale aspect even though it like I was saying it's not super prominent in this It's used here and there and it shows It's like a barrier that the kids use To filter their experiences through to kind of try and soften it for their child minds to kind of Preserve themselves in a sense. It's self-preservation really so that they're not 100% Exposed feel 100% exposed to the violence and the terrors of what's actually going on And I think it's effectively done in the film There are a few metaphors for the kids as tigers so tying into the title of tigers are not afraid so Being taken from their families and caged much like an actual tiger who is you know in captivity But also resilient and ferocious in the face of captivity as the kids themselves are captives of the violent society That they have not chosen to be in much like when tigers are taken from their normal environments where kids normal environment should be like I'm saying carefree and very kidlike and then placed in a cage These kids are placed in the cage are placed in the society. They didn't want to be a part of that has Definitely caged them took has taken all their opportunities away basically and they have to figure out a new way to live just like tigers But they also You know Get this resilience like the cage tigers do as well like they they figure out a life based on that It's not ideal, but it is what it is basically It's a powerful film that has a lot to say and it does it well I think it's a pretty succinct easy thing to say you can probably tell that I was gonna say something like that because I Kind of already have said something like that when I was Saying that everyone should really see this. It's very important. So it is powerful film. It's well-written So it's I already talked about it being more real life horror and more drama It's and it's the opposite of pans labyrinth or you talked about that So let me go more to that that's kind of all I have to say about like the story and Thematic things and stuff like that. So let me go a little bit more to the technical type things with the actual film The animations I think are really cool in this and they play well and they add to the fairy tale portion of the film Which like I said is pretty small, but it's there And it helps the animation to actually help to show a child perspective and the animations are tied into Graffiti, which I think looks really good So the design of it is really smart in the sense that it looks good But it's also very childlike which is important for its tie-in with the film to actually like feel like it works The CG in this the computer graphics actually look pretty good. I was very happy with it and I think part of what helps it is that I don't think this film was shot in high definition That or the lighting is so is so off throughout the whole thing not in a bad way Like it's intentionally like that to kind of be more gritty and and muted and and depressing to be honest So I think that the that helps the CG because when you have something in high definition So so say you have like a like something CG in high definition, and it's in broad daylight It's gonna be very easy for people to see the issues with the CG and and that it doesn't really look like it fits In that instance because everything looks so crisp so I think how the film is done the CG looks good and then How with how everything else is with the environment and the lighting and I don't think being done in high definition Helps with blending the CG in so looks good The camera work is really shaky throughout this not always There are actually a few moments where you could tell they were like using a tripod or something to You know keep it steady and I think those are the moments that they were intentionally trying to make more cinematic So it makes sense to me the difference between when they're using something like a tripod versus when they're doing the shaky The shaky cam and someone just you know has it on their shoulder most likely But for me personally it bothers me a bit when there's so much of the camera moving and being shaky I understand that it kind of adds more to like a realistic feel like you're looking with your eyes And walking and you know moving with the characters and stuff like that But at the same time like I'm watching a movie and I'd rather see it in a more cinematic way because it also has a tendency to make me a little nauseous at times I Don't know if other people experience that or not Great location use in this film Because it plays right into the feel the feel of the movie and the story They did an excellent excellent job scouting locations and and deciding on which ones they were gonna use because it looks good It looks bleak. It looks dirty. It is very appropriate for the feel the story in the story itself I mean it works great And that's one of the big things that stood out to me as a strength for making this film work in addition to you know the writing being good and The last thing I have to say about it is the kids in this film did a really good job for the roles they had to fill they did a good job casting it and Really good job kids. It is hard. I imagine to find Children who can do a really good job acting So super awesome. So all that said that's my review on Tigers are not afraid. I enjoyed it It's not a perfect film I think is one of those situations where like I got really hyped up for it because everyone's like, oh my gosh Oh my gosh, Tigers are not afraid. It's coming and Stephen King said this and Guillermo del Toro said this So I was like, oh man, this is it's gonna be amazing So when you go into movies like that, you're always gonna experience a level of disappointment Because it's never ever gonna live up to the hype But that said you got a you know when you're watching the film You have to try and step back from that and I did I did try to do that So I think I on a my five-star scale with half stars in play I'm gonna give it a four-star rating. This is a good film. This is not not not a perfect film But it is quite good and I think it is quite important. So I'm going four stars on it Now everyone out there if you've seen it go ahead and put some comments down there What are your feelings on it? What are your feelings on my review of it? 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Why do narcissists try to make you jealous? They have to make you jealous. It tells them what your feelings and opinions are. They are always testing you to see how you might react because it tells them how much control they have over your emotions which is why they will often try to make you jealous. They will bring a third person into the relationship in order to remain in control but without any communication between you and the third person except for the person who is manipulating you. And if you get jealous they know that you want their attention and love. You want them to belong to you and only you. You want to keep them close to you because you love and care about them and there's nothing wrong with that. Love is a healthy thing but they're using it for a different purpose. They're testing your love for them to see if they're still as effective as when they first acquired you because they're more jealous and passionate you are about them. It tells them they're still on good terms with you so then they don't have to worry about anything as long as you're still demanding their attention but when you stop responding to them in that way it's a red flag to them. Something must be going wrong. It tells them that you don't care about them. It tells them that you don't need them because they're no longer having an effect on you so that must mean that it's almost over.  It tells them that you still want them. It gives them a control when you desire to possess them when you fear losing them when you fear that someone else might want them and take them away from you it tells them that you're not doing anywhere because you're still deeply involved. You're still under their spell which is exactly what they want. It's why they put you in these situations to make you jealous because it's not enough for you to tell them that you love them or care about them. They need to see your emotional reaction. They need to see your pain because that's going to tell them how much you care which is why they try to make you jealous so that you will react to the idea of them being with someone else and then they can observe your behaviour to see how effective they are but a lot of it is under the radar so you won't even think that they're testing you. They may talk about things that they're not even interested in things that they don't even care about but they're doing it just to test you to see how you will respond to it because that's going to tell them where you are in the mind it's going to tell them how you feel about them and it amuses them. They enjoy doing it to you they enjoy seeing you do a lot of silly and difficult things in order to not lose them which is why they put you through all of these tests and they act like they're not happy with what you're doing because it makes you try harder, it makes you do more so they have to do it they can never show their happiness and appreciation for what you're doing because that would put them at a disadvantage and they want to preside over you so they have to make you think that nothing you do is good or right so that you will always want to prove yourself so that you will always want to do more to keep them satisfied so that they will want to be with you it's all a game but it has a damaging effect on you because you feel like nothing you do is good enough you always have to be careful you always have to make an effort you're constantly walking on eggshells where you have to be extremely cautious about your words and actions because they're easily offended and upset so you're left feeling like you have to step up your game you have to improve your performance, quality skills or talents because they can easily move on and find something better which is exactly what they want you to think they want you to think that it's easy for them to replace you they want you to think that they used to have in their way they used to have in whatever they want they're used to having things done according to their personal preferences and decisions it's all they know they experienced it so often so it's normal, usual and familiar to them it's unsurprising, it's what they expect they want you to think like that so you will fight to keep them so that you will try to possess them it makes life easier for them because you end up doing all of the work you end up being the only one who is trying to keep it together while they're sitting back and experiencing no problems in a situation that should be difficult and unpleasant they're going forward without any effort or struggle because they've tricked you into thinking that they are the prize that they are very valuable, important and special so you think that they're worth the time, money and effort you spend on them you make a special effort for them you inconvenience yourself you do things that you would not normally do so you don't lose them so someone else doesn't take them away when the whole thing is done just to test your uncertainties and lack of confidence in reference to them making you jealous because by them making you jealous you are under their control you are susceptible to their manipulation that's why they do it because it keeps you working it makes you do more and more to keep them with you because you don't want to lose them because they're making you think that they can easily move on and they have all of these people after them it puts you in a position to do everything you can do so that they are happy with you and they will keep you in that position for as long as they need you for as long as they have a use for you you're never going to be at peace you're never going to feel secure with them you're never going to feel like they want to be with you because they want to have an advantage over you so they have to keep you in this position where there's always something wrong or where there's always something that's not good enough so that you're always left trying to make them happy even though by the end of it you may be on your last legs you may be on your way out thank you for watching if you found this video helpful please give it a thumbs up share your thoughts in the comment section hit the subscribe button to receive the notifications if you would like to support the channel you can donate at paypal.me-survivor you can book a one-on-one with me on my website it's notsurvivor.uk thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon


You need a financial advisor with the freedom to focus on your specific needs. Whatever your goals, Reeve Potter can create a game plan tailored to you. Call Reeve at 432-0777 at Pikeville, Kentucky to learn more. 25 years after the Elk Restoration Project began, the Mountain Arts Center will be hosting the annual elk draw for the fifth consecutive year. It's very cool to have the elk draw again this year. This is the 25th anniversary of the reintroduction of the elk into Eastern Kentucky, so the elk draw will be May 14th. It's so cool to have all the vendors out here and we reveal the names live. There are 594 names drawn randomly to receive elk hunting permits spread across four categories. In 2021, there were 80,000 applicants. It's very neat to see the excitement when we've had somebody drawn here live in person each time, one person. So to see that excitement and to see some of the people comments on the live stream, their excitement of getting picked, it really, a lot of good energy in the room and it's just a neat event. May 13th, the night before the elk draw, the Mountain Arts Center will be hosting their second annual elk draw kickoff concert. This is the second year in a row that we're doing this. We'll have Clark Sexton and Jordan Allen and the bellwethers. I think Eastern Outdoor Media will be here. They're going to live broadcast from the stage and to kind of kick things off for the weekend for the elk draw. The event is open to the public. We're going to have all kinds of vendors and demonstrations and food and here in the lobby of the Mountain Arts Center on Friday night the 13th and during the day on Saturday May 14th. We get to see local products, local vendors, all kinds of different organizations from Eastern Kentucky and probably some Central Kentucky too, some outfitters, sporting goods, things like that. Applications for the elk draw are open until April 30th. For more information or to apply for a hunting permit, visit ky.gov. For Mountain Top News, I'm Breanna Robinson.


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I'm just going through the usual page 1, or shall I say page 3 on this rhaid â hyn o'r product ddiweddau, mae gennych wneud i gael y hollu chydoeth, oes y cyfnod'r munud trwyr. Dolinead ar gyfer, yn gyfreidio'r lleol. Dyna'n gofio'r cyfnod, mae anterno'r tyfu. Diolch yn fawr, yma. A oes i'r mlynedd y pwysig yma, 7,641.99 i'r pwysig oherwydd a'r pwysig i'r cyfnod tekadw yma, Ac mae'n gweithio'r ffondi'r £1,105.52 o'r ffondi hyffredig. Felly, oherwydd mae'n mynd i'r ffondi'n gwneud, mae'n gweithio'r ffondi'n gwneud. Mae'r bwysig oedd y gweithio'r ffondi'n gwneud. Yn y peth yma, mae'n cyffredig yma ar y pethau 9 o'r cyffredig yn Barhill. Felly, mae'n cyfnod o'r 2019, oherwydd o'r gweld o'r cyfnodau a'r gyfnodau i'r cyfnodau sy'n gwybodol. Mae'r 14 mlynedd, oherwydd i bwysigol, oherwydd o'r byddau i eiton, oherwydd o'r byddau, oherwydd o'r hefyd, oherwydd o'r byddau. 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Dyma eich cynnwys gan hanant? Roedd cyntaf? Ewyrd yn syddenig加入 infern y firp. Br pobl wedi cymryd yn ddwy SDG gor i ddesig. Fyddwch'n gwaith pe시�d feel珍ion o cheyr pobl yn unrhyw. Fe os dweud beth sydd ar hyn a pawb Wedyn ni osweithioír cael ei dre我不 iddo ini. I have no problem with this. I've found with Shed It in Swavesy how the importance of these men being able to get together and do things is really proving very good for mental health. Thank you very much. Unless you've got anything to say, Councillor Henry, I think we're all in support here. On to page 10. We have friends of Histon and Impington community, also known as Hi Friends. They aim to support wellbeing, mobility, sport and exercise and recreation and run a large number of activities and services. There's a festival called the Histon and Impington Village Wellbeing Festival that's going to be held in April and early May. This will include talks covering many different subjects for all ages, there'll be workshops, activities and practical support available. Funding of £775 has been requested from the community chest to fund some of the workshops and talks. This includes a menopause talk and an arts meditation workshop. They've got funding from the National Lottery of £3,000, Histon Beer Festival £500 and then Hi Friends will cover the £500 shortfall. Thank you. Histon and their friends, Histon and Impington community services are exemplary in our patch and they really do work together across the whole gambit of different churches and charities and support and so on. I would support this especially if they're only asking for £775 when the total project is £4,775. This is very important. It involves mental and physical help and making it a festival will attract more people and it will help people. So it's not much to ask for, for the value it gives, so I support it. That's lovely, thank you very much. I take it from that then that we're in support. So I'm going to step out and hand a chair over to Cansherlinsen. If there's any questions before I leave, I'll answer them over to you. Does anybody have any questions about this that they want to ask the expert? Members, any comments or thoughts that you have about this? Do you want to present it first? Yes, so page 11 we have Melbourne Amateur Dramatic Society, known as MADS. So they provide affordable regular entertainment in Melbourne and Meldrith as well. They currently have a set of four handmade wooden stage extensions, which are used for shows at Meldrith Village Hall. What they would like to do is replace the stage extensions with modern, lightweight, portable and foldable alternatives. This would make the setting up and packing away a lot safer and easier and it would also allow performances to take place at a variety of alternative venues. Total costs and for the stage extensions are £3,528, of which £1,800 has been requested from the community chest. The remaining balance will be funded by MADS themselves and we have Cansherlins, Sally and Hart in support. Any comments? I'd be happy to support this. It looks like a good application, making it easier for more people to take part and support and it can go elsewhere, which is always a good thing. I think this is important for the community. It's very enjoyable and it's a low cost for people attending. So I support it. So we're all in support? Happy? Agreed? Right. Can we have the Chairman back please? Would you like me to continue then? Can I just ask a question then? If I'm going to ask a question, do you want me to turn it off? It is a question about paper, right? I just wanted to ask Emma, you've said there will be a deficit of £770.99 if we approve all the applications and looking through the applications they do look like we might well go that way. Is there going to be a problem with that deficit? Just to be aware as well, we have the applications from March as well, which will go to April, so it could go further than that as well if all applications are funded. But you have to remember that it's a rolling fund, so it will be top top after the April grants advisory committee meeting. So it might dip a little bit, but obviously it will get top top. So yes, it is something to be aware of. Thank you. Emma has just reassured us, Chairman, that even though we may go into a deficit, it's a rolling programme, but we do need to consider that we've got March and April to take into account applications. I was just worried that we've got a potential deficit. We agreed. No, I've left, I haven't moved on, I've waited for you. In that case, Emma, thank you very much. Apologies for the delay. Over to you. Yep, so page 12. We have gambling in Leisure. This is a community gym and multi-use games area, moga. The equipment at the gym was originally bought from CAM Academy Trust. That's the organisation that owned and previously ran the gym. Some of the larger items, for example, one of the treadmills are worn out and need replacing for health and safety reasons. They've sourced a second-hand treadmill to replace the old treadmill, and they also need a set of dumbbells. Total project costs are £2,585. £1,990 is being requested from the community chest for the treadmill. An application has also been made to the Gamingate Parish Council under their spring small grant scheme for the dumbbell set. Just to be aware that they received £2,000 from the 2021-2022 community chest grant funds. They've also recently been successful in obtaining let's get self-camberture active grant funding for a 10-week boot camp style fitness programme. Thank you very much. Colleagues, any comments? Is it? No, thank you. I'm just wondering, is this the only gym in Gamingate? As was said, there are other programmes where people go on fitness programmes. So I just wondered about that. I think it's good to have people exercising, but they also have a games room. I just wondered. I know a little bit about this because this gym almost folded. And with a great deal of effort on the part of Gareth Bell mainly, but of officers. They worked with the Academy Trust and local communities to save it. I believe it is, I wouldn't want to be quoted, but I think it is the only gym in the village. And I would like to support this because it's an important village immunity. And as I say, they're trying to get going again after very nearly losing it. Thank you. So now that I know it's the only gym, and I'm very into exercise, I think it's very important exercise for people to be accessible. I would support it. Thank you very much. Am I assuming that my other two colleagues are in support here? That's it. There's another one to support. Thank you. Okay, lovely. Page 14, we have Seapall Morden Village Hall. So this is regularly used from the local and wider community. The trustees would like to install solar panels on the roof of the village hall to save on energy costs. I've had a few quotes. Total costs are £12,818.67, which is £2,000 has been obtained, sorry, has been requested from the community test not obtained. That's a bit preempting it. So if successful, they will make a request to the parish council for a financial contribution, and the shortfall will come from the village hall funds. Councillor Heather Williams is in support. We've received that since the paper was published. Thank you. Thank you, colleagues. I think it looks like another good application and would be happy to support it. Thank you. Question for Emma. Have they applied for a grant from the Zero Carbon? I've been in conversations with the Climate and Environment team about this. Obviously the grants isn't live at the moment, but I have made them aware of this as well, that potentially they could, and it would be eligible. Because we have amended the criteria so that applications can be made to multiple applications, obviously judge on their merits potentially they could apply again. So yes, it would fall into both, potentially they could apply for both. But yes, and obviously that their funding pot, I think if it's going to be agreed the same, it's up to £15,000. Chair, you know what I'm thinking here? I don't want to, you know, I would support it, but if the money can come out of the Zero Carbon fund, that will help us with our cash flow, and this group will still get the money they need. But nothing is guaranteed. I'm just going to give you some first because you had something to say. My concern was that they hadn't approached the parish council already, and it does seem to me that some indication of what the parish council might contribute towards this would be useful in our discussions. But I agree the Zero Carbon fund would possibly be a better source of funding than the grants committee. I think the parish council, they do support it in principle. It's just that they haven't committed any funding at the moment. I think they wanted to find out the outcome of this first. Do we know who actually owns it? It's not the parish council building, is it? It's the steeple and modern village hall. They're a separate, completely independent organisation. Listen to what people are saying. I'm just thinking if we were to approve it with a caveat that they go to the Zero Carbon as well and make an application for the full amount, then they can return the 2000 or not take it whichever way round it is. Because it's in April, isn't it? It opens the Zero Carbon. I'm not sure this year. It's normally summertime. Traditionally it has been. Sheffawn sent me an email. I cannot remember when it was, but I'm sure it was. I'm thinking it was either April or May 1 or 2. I think it was. It's only part of the year, if you like, for the financial year. I'm just thinking that would be perhaps a really good alternative, my process. And also with regards to what Sue said, with regards to making our approach to the parish council to get some finality in what they might contribute. Ours would be the one they would give back, if you like. That's how I'm... Would you agree? Because it does kind of help us, as Bill rightly said. But if they've got options elsewhere, and they can have it totally funded by the Zero Carbon, and they don't need our 2000, we can have that back on the ground. So that would mean basically, just to get it straight in my head, that it wouldn't be delayed too much for them. And yet, if they were then successful once the Zero Carbon fund is open, then that goes from the more specifically correct fund, if you see what I mean, and then we get kind of reimbursed since our money is low at the minute. I think that's really... Perhaps we could ask Emma when the day intend to do the work, because if it's horrible and icy on a roof now, then I'm going to be climbing around on roofs. So this may be getting all their ducks in a row for the summer. And if so, then everything will fall beautifully into place. I just think that they just need to think a little bit more in a straight line with those ducks. So would we be likely to approve these colleagues on that basis? Yes, General, I would vote to approve it, but I think what you're suggesting is pragmatic and sensible. Would you agree? Do you think we ought to just ask John Williams if he might agree to such an arrangement? Yeah, Councillor Williams online. Are you there? Yes, I'm here. Did you catch all of that, John? Yes, I did. Personally, I think we ought to postpone this until we know the outcome of the zero carbon fund. We should ask them to apply to the zero carbon fund because that's obviously the place to seek funding. And we should put this on hold until we know the outcome of that. I think having some arrangement where they give the money back and it's a bit messy really, whereas I think to make it clearer and be simpler if we just said we'd postpone our decision on this until we understand the outcome of the zero carbon fund application. So long as they are going to make an application to it. I mean, if they decide not to make an application to the zero carbon fund, then fine, we can then consider this. Okay, yeah, Mr President, thank you very much. Are we all in agreement then? We've postponed it and asked Emma to give all of the information and advice that we've talked about and John has mentioned as well. Absolutely. Thank you. Well, that looks like that then. Okay, well, thank you very much, Emma. That was very well got through. Thank you very much. Anyone else? Sadly, we're going to have a presentation by one of the previous fund receivers, Grant receiving this morning. I understand that the person has been taken ill, so that's a shame. But hopefully the officers can sort that out for next time. We're going to try and do this each time we have a Grant's committee meeting right at the very start and then we'll get on with business. If they're either here or online, doesn't really, you know, it's happy either way. So they can either stay and enjoy the day. We'll go. All right, so that's it then, yeah. So anything else from anybody? Nope. Fantastic. Officers. Okay. Thank you very much. No, no, no. That's that. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you for attending. Thank you.


And this third aspect actually emanate from the first two distinctions and first two points of difference. Their aspect is meaning of good life. What is considered to be meaning of good life and what is considered to be life satisfaction can also be different in different cultures. So, happiness is the fundamental goal of life. If this statement of Chick and Mehi is there in the landmark paper of positive psychology in the American psychologist 2001 the special issue, it is not so quite so simple because there are cultures and that it has been throughout the history where individual satisfaction has generally taken a backseat to the goals, purposes, priorities of large collectives. And that when emotional satisfaction has been experienced it is often of different kind that is not derived from the internal positive emotions, but that satisfaction is derived from living according to the social order which is typically situated within the broader cosmological framework. Why someone is doing sacrifice for teaching kids? Why someone has to sacrifice for protecting a community? Why someone has to create something where the largest members of the society can come assemble, do good things all these are the result of selfless actions. All cultures appreciate that. If we look at most of the social development and maybe even technological development is result of some human being operating and taking pain, some human being actually sacrificing their personal satisfaction, sacrificing their emotional satisfaction to create something which can create eventually value for the larger society, for the larger mankind. Then that is not very well captured because I may find meaning in that, but someone may claim that they find meaning in just pursuing hedonistic pleasure. So, that distinction is not there in the assessment of the well-being, in the assessment of the flourishing and that is what is being pointed out by Christopher in bottom. We can understand this point by looking at some of the Indian examples. If we look at the happiness, if we look at flourishing and if we search these terms in the Indian tradition, we come across these three words Sukha, Shanti, Ananda. Sukha word come from satisfaction of the senses. Why? Sukha reflects the indriyas, the senses, action-related and perception-related senses. Sense satisfaction, su-upasar, su-prefix reflects the positivity, the favourableness, so convenience and pleasure experience of the senses is Sukha. You must have heard people giving blessings to their younger ones Sukhi Rahu, but Sukha is not considered to be the ultimate aim of life. There is something higher than Sukha, what we understand to be Shanti. Shanti word come from the root word Shama. Shama means equanimities. Shama means equanimity. Shama means more calmness, calmness of what? Calmness of negativities of life. In our tradition, we call the dukkha or the anxieties can be because of the adhidayvik, adhibhotik and adhyatmik reason, adhyatmik which is higher realm of self, adhibhotik means extended life of the physicality and adhidayvik is the my role in the larger scheme of things. Wherever there is some traction in these three aspects, anxiety emerges which result into stress. So we call for Shanti, Shanti is attaining the calmness from all the three types of dukkha. It is also and you must have noticed after the mantras we say Shanti three times Om Shanti Shanti Shanti. Whether you go in north, south, western part of India, wherever there is some in all spiritual traditions this practice is followed. Whenever we say Shanti three time, it is indication of shaman or calmness or going down of the dukkha which are of adhidayvik nature, adhyatmik nature and adhibhotik nature. It is also reflection of the Shanti and calmness at all three shariras, three levels of existence of our individual self, sthul sharir which is physical body, sukchv sharir which is subtle which is made up of our sense of vitality, emotions, rationality and karan sharir which is understood to be the stratum over which all the play of life is going on. So Shanti at all three levels, many of you must have heard Shanti mantra which is generally recited after all yogic as well as Vedic protocols.  So this is also a reflection that attaining individual Shanti is not possible. My individual Shanti is connected to the Shanti of whole universe. So my duty does not stop the good life cannot be achieved just by ensuring that I get satisfaction and pleasure and all the conveniences until I make conscious effort until my surroundings are also are in comfort, are in calmness, are not suffering from anxiety I cannot attain that calmness. So my Shanti is connected with the Shanti of my surroundings that surrounding include natural environment as well as social environment. So you can say Shanti is an inclusive term there is no individual Shanti or individual Sukh is possible but individual Shanti is not possible. Then there is another term which is called Ananda. Ananda word comes from Nanda which is means alhaad astasi and with the upasarg with the prefix a that alhaad is the moment of forgetfulness of self astasi are the state of mind which is beyond wakefulness which is jagrati it is beyond the swapna which is dream stage and it is it can also be it happens to be at the deep sleep stage and it can also be deeper than the deep sleep stage that is Ananda. We all experience that in the deep sleep but how it can be experienced in the wakefulness stage and how even there is a possibility of fourth stage beyond awake wakefulness dream and sleep that is where the real Ananda the real positive experience of life occurs and that is the claim of Indian psychology that is the objective of yoga practices that is not captured in the existing literature of positive psychology. We can take another example where Sukh and Shanti may not be there but still they are considered to be very important pursuits of life. In order to fulfill the Kartabhya duty there are studies suggesting and our conception of the Kartabhya also suggest that we are not having individual life experience we are all living roles. We have roles as the member of family as member of community as member of larger social and environmental ecosystem. So we have Kartabhya towards all because they because of all this this life exist and in order to following Kartabhya in order to following duty I may have to forego my pleasure and what is appreciated in the yogic tradition or Vedic tradition is foregoing the individual pleasure for the individual Kartabhya. Then there is another step called sadhana. Sadhana is systematically going through the heart shape to develop more self control so that you can develop deeper Shanti and people report that that will result into ananda which is which is aesthetic state and which is much deeper than the Sukh. In between comes term tapas. Tapas is the process of attaining that selflessness that process of attaining that commitment for the larger purpose and if required even experiencing pain in that process that pain is appreciated. So these term reflect that what is considered to be good life and what is considered to be emotional satisfaction and well-being can be different in different cultures. And because of this difference Walsh in the reaction to the special issue of American psychologist wrote in 2001 that though psychologies of Buddhism and Yoga lack information on the nature and treatment of major psycho pathologies however they contain a wealth of information on exceptional psychological health, post-conventional transpersonal development and exceptional abilities and the methods of cultivating them. A large body of research several hundred studies on meditation alone suggest that meditation and yoga have effects ranging across psychology, physiology, biochemistry and can enhance both psychological health as well as physical health and sometime it can take physical and psychological health to the exceptional degree. This is the real pursuit of above the bottom line, above the normal stage, above the coping and adjusting of life it is much beyond that which is aimed at in the yogic tradition and that is true in many traditions in the world as well suddenly Buddhist tradition also is one of them. So what is this notion of self in the yoga? Notion of self in yoga can be derived, can be understood from the panchukosha. Our self is not panchukosha, world has all panchukosha, we experience these koshas through the corresponding koshas of our self. There is a beautiful story in the Upanishad a boy goes to a father goes to a student wants to understand the ultimate reality the para-vidya, he is a pursuant of para-vidya we are using in if in the Greek term we say that is the universal order of things which is the substratum of all of whatever is going on and visible through the physical senses he says I wish to understand that and guru ask him to go back and reflect it comes back he says food is the essence because when I missed food all cells of my body all parts of my body was started craving for that it cannot sustain without food. So anna is the brahm and that is how the anna was recognized as the expression of as the expression of brahm then the story goes on and the five koshas the notion of five koshas notion of the five aspect of brahm emerges Adi Shankrachari then systematized it and presented as notion of self nonetheless we will look at the difference in the metaphysics of the advaith vidyant and the sank to some degree to understand and clarify this notion. So we can understand the notion of self through the notion of panchukosha as explained in the as explained by Adi Shankrachari and this is drawn from the description given in the Upanishad. Our self is made up of or our self is constituted by Annamayakosh, Pranamayakosh, Manomayakosh, Vijnanamayakosh and Anandamayakosh physical body energy body emotional aspect of the body rational aspect of the body and bliss aspect of the body physical body that is made up of anna that is made up of food that is why perhaps it is called Annamayakosh this is these are all the layers of the ultimate reality which is Brahman which is the real essence of the self but we do not understand so we understand self as the small self with the smallest but the tapas and sadhana is required to understand ourselves as the self with the capital S which is Brahman that Brahman that ultimate reality is enveloped through anna that constitute the physical body through pran which is called the energy body which is the reflected in the terms like subject to vitality C-H-I-G in many traditions these terms are used in the Indian tradition pranavad is used so pranamayakosh is nurtured by pranashakti and pranayam is the process the breathing exercises is the process of nurturing pranamayakosh then there is a layer of manomayakosh emotional aspect of self emotions feelings likes dislikes fears phobia these are all the daily life daily mind that is called as daily mind


Hi everyone, Joe for jazby's casebreaks.com with random tee number three of 2021 Panini a mac at football two box ram team break number three two Super Bowl Square spots being given away at the end of the break And a very big thanks to this group right here. Thank you for taking the risk on the fillers Appreciate that congrats again to the winners. Thanks to the people bought their spots straight up All teams are in Let's roll it randomize it two and a four six times one two three four five and six four to two right yeah Kevin down to Dominic two and a four six times for the teams one two three four five and Six in final time After six and then you got the New York football Giants and the news down to Seattle after six Yeah, control Z saving me there All right, Kevin you have the New York football Giants Michael with the Niners Stephen with the Buccaneers Roberto with the Rams Kevin with the Patriots Matt with the Panthers Derek with the Eagles Stephen with the Chargers Anthony with the Titans Stephen with the Steelers Michael He got the Cardinals Terry with the boys Michael May with the Dolphins Joel with the Bengals Roy With the Bears Mac with the Browns Mark with the Packers Tim with the Jags Mark with the Jets Alex with the Colts Kevin with the Vikings Stephen with the Washington football team Sean With the Ravens Steve with the Bills Sean with the Chief Scott with my Raiders Alex with the Falcons Matt with the Texans Andrew with the Lions Leonard with the Broncos Peter with the Saints St. Peter Monica Dominic with the Seattle Seahawks So let's alphabetize by team. I'm gonna pause the video Give people a little bit of a trade win and when we come back We'll see if there's any trades. No of the break stick around be right back. All right. Welcome back everybody There was a deal done a deal between Matt and Steven Steven is now out of the Washington football team spotted into the Houston Texans a spot Put a tee there for trade so you know who draws first blood in the trade Matt Staley out of the Texan spot and now into the Washington football team spot someone mentioned earlier that the Washington football team a nickname was revealed allegedly a helicopter reporter in the area kind of zoomed into an office window and figured it out But yeah rebel they're saying commanders, which I thought was a pretty Which I thought makes sense You know Washington George Washington Commanded and commanded an army, you know in the in the Revolutionary War commanders in chief Station in Washington, you know, I feel like it's a lot of bad name All right, so those are the remaining box. Remember I marked those random team three so we know they're from the same case I don't know if it's confirmed or not, but Commanders allegedly All right, there's a maculet random team three It's everybody right here Generals would have been better too. I'm not angry. I'm not mad at commanders, but yeah, generals would probably have been better Should have saved the football team. I wouldn't have given it a kind of a European soccer sort of yeah I wouldn't have minded that I Thought they should have gone with a Why am I blanking on this now? What was the What was like the nickname for the old Redskins offensive linemen? Blanking on that But they had a nickname it was like 70s 80s early 90s I don't know what era it was but there was an era where the offensive linemen were nicknamed a certain thing I thought they should have just gone with that some animal I can I can envision fans wearing masks of this animal. I just can't see the animal. It's still blurry in my head Someone someone will tell me in the chat Someone will figure it out Hogs right Tim the hogs Right rebel they should have gone with hogs She's have big cartoony pig faces. I thought that I thought that would have been real funny They should have gone with that and have been quirky You know, all right. Here's the next one 48 out of 75 Matthew Stafford and the Rams How do the Rams do this week not this weekend next week and next weekend on the 13th Rams goes to Roberto 30 out of 49 Cliff Harris That goes to Dallas that's gonna be for Terry. It's got a little bit of a thicker car here. That's cool five out of eight rookie helmet Trey Lance Where does that go? I'm not sure which way that goes But nice a helmet sticker for the Niners Michael May Trey Lance. That's the guy, right? Supposed to be that's supposed to be In our post Jimmy G. World. That'll be for Michael May. We got some eye black It's a great idea as a instead of a sticker auto give them some eye black put some silver ink on it put some more moon on there You know send that to Anthony There you go, Anthony We got two to at well Five out of 99 that will be for Roberto and Los Angeles In the Super Bowl in their own stadium. That's two years in a row. There's Terry's Marshall, Jr. Three out of 99 so before Tampa Bay Hosted the Super Bowl that Tampa Bay one. I don't think it's ever happened right the host city Having their home team be in the Super Bowl now it's happened two years in a row. Maybe that's a new trend that's starting up so Teres Marshall, Jr. Goes to Carolina. That'll be for it. I'll be for you mad Matt say with it So that obviously means the Arizona Cardinals Will be in the Super Bowl next year. I think it's in Arizona next year and then I think the after that It's in it's in a legion Las Vegas so So Raiders in the Super Bowl 2024 confirmed No, you're right rebel two years in a row Tampa Bay last year Rams this year Then the Super Bowl I believe is the next one is in Arizona and the one after that I think is in Las Vegas Shallow box that usually means redemption or a thin auto Redemption or both there's like a thin auto and a redemption on the bottom. Yeah, it was a little extra shallow We got 12 out of 75 Alvin Camero. Oh No, no, no, no not not Rams. Had him to Jenro. You got paid manning four out of 25 Piece of his jersey for the blue horseshoes Colts edition going to Alex. We got Colts once he that was Alex and Marquis Colston Almost had Coltson. You know, it's Colston Five out of 99 Saints that'll be for Peter Aang. All right, thin autograph acetate autograph. Yes. That looks pretty cool Ezekiel Elliott and that is 49 out of 50 the Cowboys had a had real big playoff hopes Go deep in the playoffs this year Well, I'm gonna have to retool this offseason Terry with the boys. It's a cool looking card. All right one more than the redemption. We've got Jersey and Otto Rondale Moore 23 out of 99 Like there was a lot of good buzz about him Coming out of Purdue if I remember correctly that goes to you Michael Michael L and the Cardinals feel like he's got some upside. I don't know that there's kind of a crowded wide receiving core out there, but But I think he's got some upside Give him a couple years to marinate a few years to marinate. All right, we got rookie patch autographs gold a Pat Pat Pat Friarmouth Nice one for the Steelers. That'll be for Steven flat and the Steelers You'll get a you'll get a free top loader as well. See even flat. All right. Let's flip back to the list Let's give away some Super Bowl squares spots. Love that game Let's grab everyone from Michael down to Matt and everyone in between New dice new list and it will be the top two after nine six and a three nine times Two three four seven eight and Ninth and final time after nine drumroll drumroll drumroll 30 sad spots only two could be winners It's like a Sith Lord and an apprentice maybe there could be only two. All right, so from Alex on down. Sorry guys Thanks for giving this ago. Appreciate it All right, congrats to top two Steven flat you're in And Sean Maddock, there you go both of you. Thank you for giving this ago. Thanks for getting in I'm Joe for jazby's casewrakes.com and I'll see you next time for the next football break