Hey everyone, it's Michelle Jones from the Emmetton Regional Learning Consortium. I know that there's lots of teachers out there that are wondering how to access the the ADLC's resources. And the very first thing that you need is you need to have your school designate a super user and then that super user enrolls all of the teachers into the into the ADLC partnership. So if you are a super user, this is the video for you. So the very first thing that you do is you go to the Alberta Distance Learning website. And you can go to resources for teachers and this is where you want to go. How to upload groups to access ADLC course content. So if your school does not have a super user, meaning if your school doesn't have distance learning students, you probably don't have a super user. So the first step is to create a super user account. So super users are most often the principal or the person that's in charge of all the distance learning programs. Or it's the person, a teacher who might be a lead teacher or a teacher that's expected to be in the school for a longer period of time. And that person then can manage the team and who needs access to the resources. So you're going to have to open the super user request form. But before you do, there's some things that you're going to need to know. So the Google form that we would click on is going to ask you for the following information. You need to have your Alberta School and Division codes. Now, if you're in your school, you probably are aware of what those codes are. I didn't know what the Alberta School and Division codes were. So I just actually Googled Alberta School and Division codes and I found a link on the Alberta Education website that showed me the codes. So that could be something that you do if you don't know how to access those codes. You're going to have to have handy the school address, your info as the super user, and then there's going to be, you're going to have to know what roles you're going to play. So are you a principal or superintendent? Are you the distance education facilitator? Are you the ADLC exam supervisor? Are you just pure and simple the super user?  So if you are, let's say you're just the super user and you're not any of those other people, then you would need to fill out their information at the bottom of the form. So you're going to need, at the end of the day, you're going to need everybody's information who is playing each of those roles. So before you go to fill out the form, that's something that you want to have in place first. So if you want to pause the video and find all that stuff and then start the video up once you've got it, that's great. For those of you that want to continue on, we're just going to jump in here. So please complete the super user request form and your super user account will be set up as soon as possible for you to gain access to the teaching resources and the bulk upload feature. So there is a person or a team at ADLC that are granting approval to your request. So the sooner you get this done, the better. And then just wait for the email that says congratulations. You are now a member and that email will provide you with the user, your username and a initial password. Anyway, so we're going to go back to completing the super user request form. Okay, so it should take you to a screen screen like this. Super user request. The super user has the authority to enroll students in ADLC sections, manage student enrollments, charge to their school account, create modify section and add other users such as teachers and coaches. This form is used to update existing super user information or simply add new users. If your school or division is new to ADLC, please start with the new school registration form. So if your school has never applied for a membership to the ADLC, you're going to click here.  But I am going to fill this out for the video. Okay, so new partner school registration. So like I said, you're going to enter in your school division name. You've got that Alberta school and division code. What grades your school has. So if you teach at a grade seven to nine school, you would put seven to nine mailing. So this is your school's mailing address, your contact information as the super user. And this is where you fill out those roles that you're playing. And for any roles that you're not filling out, you have to fill this stuff out. So that's the principal information, the distance education coordinator, the ADLC exam supervisor, and then the super user in the student information system, the CIS. And then you would just add your name and who the finance person is. And you record that you're not a robot or click that you're not a robot and you press submit. And then after that, all you're doing is waiting for that email that gives you your username and your initial password. So good luck and we'll be uploading another video shortly on how to enroll your teachers. Thanks for watching.


When it comes to responsibility, the pen is lifted on three occasions. The hadid says رُفِعَلْ قَلَمُ عَنْ ثَلَاثِنْ The pen is lifted upon three types of people. One who is sleeping until he wakes up, what you see in your dream, what you've done in your sleep, you are not accountable for it سبحان اللہ سبحان اللہ. Secondly, the one who is not in his mind until he comes to his right frame of mind. And thirdly, the one who is a child until he reaches the age of puberty or sheep. Then it is held against you. You haven't read salat when you were a baby. Allah is not going to ask you. But you achieved maturity, puberty, responsibility. You are in the right frame of mind and you are not asleep. It is held against you. This is why those who have overslept a salat without doing of their own, the hadid says no problem. It is wrong but you can always do qadha and Allah will forgive you. مَنْ نَامَ عَنْ صَلَاتِنْ اَوْ نَسِیٰٰٓا فَلْ لِوْ صَلِحَٓا اِذَا ذَا کَرَحَٓا Who ever sleeps over a prayer by mistake, not someone who calculated it. You know what calculate means? I know that fajr for example sunrise is at 550 for example today. And I know that you know what I need to read salat with fajr. But I say look for fajr Allah will wake me up. As for work I will wake myself up سبحان اللہ سبحان اللہ. So you put your clock at quarter past six. Six o'clock. Ten minutes after six o'clock. Ten minutes after the time. Then you are guilty. That doesn't mean okay I slept over the salat and the hadid says if you're sleeping you're forgiven. No, you planned to sleep. Therefore you are guilty and responsible. You need to make an effort. My brothers and sisters, it's a matter of ten minutes or half an hour. It's a matter of maximum one hour. So can we not do that for the sake of Allah. The hadid says رَکَعْتَارِ الفَجْرِ خَيْرُمْ مِنَ الدُنْیَا وَمَا فِیْحَا The two units of sunnah of fajr salah prior to the farad. They are better for you than the whole dunya and whatever is in it. سبحان اللہ Today a small deal we want it. Specially when the bond notes are being converted at a good rate. We run. Why? سبحان اللہ I'm gaining my money. But when it comes to becoming a person who is freed by Allah. Allah says the whole world and what it has. اللہ ہی better than that are the two units of sunnah of salah to the fajr. And that reward is for the one who gets up early. They make you do with enthusiasm.  سبحانہ و تعالی You have a reward for the entire dunya and whatever it holds just in two units of salah. سبحان اللہ make us regular with salah to the fajr and we come and get up early so that we can fulfill those two units in a beautiful way. Look at the weight. The weight of two units is not the same when it comes to ظہور عصر مغرب و عشہ. Fajr is much more heavier. Why? It required a bigger effort than any other salah. That's the reason. Allah says I don't reward you equally for that which is easy and that which is hard.


Good evening and welcome back to the first time home by a show. I'm your host esti class and as you know We have absolutely amazing content coming to you live every night this week We have some and tongue walk umalo on your screens at 7 p.m With the private property podcast if you haven't seen that yet Please head on over to our Facebook page or YouTube and catch that Insightful information from Zama's show and of course in Bali with the farming and agriculture Podcasts every Tuesday and Thursday night at 8 p.m If you're ready to dip your fingers into farming and getting that land You need to watch Mbali at 8 p.m. Every Tuesday and Thursday last but not least is Chad Viveros with the home shopper show that's every Monday night and Friday at 8 p.m Chad travels around South Africa and views absolutely amazing properties Mansions apartments that are for sale if you're ready to buy and make that first investment This is a show you do not want to miss and without further ado I'm sitting with the absolutely amazing to ride jack Entrepreneurship author property mogul the list is endless. Good evening, TJ. How are you? Estia, how are you? I'm very well. Thanks and Welcome to everyone else who's watching us and greetings to your viewers. Thank you so much Like I said, you're no stranger. Yeah to the screens They've seen you on a few of our shows and I'm so happy that I finally get the opportunity to sit down Have the conversation with you and as our viewers can see you are an author Your property mogul property investor the list is endless. Tell us a little bit more about what you do well, I Like that so basically I in the property space I buy properties and out of that I rent them out So we've got a business that's called M5 property addicts, but I think the journey didn't start the ST Right now it might look like, you know, we're doing cool things We're in student accommodation Right now we had one of our buildings that we own we do affordable housing And we also do a bit of farming which is called aquaponics So I'm quite big around real estate real estate for me. It's a vehicle that I keep in terms of creating wealth for myself creating wealth for my family my partners that I that I work with and Creating legacy into the future, which is the generations that are yet to come Would you say real estate is a property like a vehicle for change? 100% 100% so I mean if you're to look at it from the beginning of times So there's a good book that I read very often and within that book we Land is always in and around everything that you do So number one you need land to to cultivate and put food on the table Number two, you need land for you to stay Number two three as it is now you now need the land to be operating and do business in so everything that we do really Around some form of land one or the other and if you actually don't have it you're missing out Right. Yeah, and I think Cuz I would jump straight into it and we spoke about but I want to I want to talk a little bit about what we spoke about before The show of camera and it was really about and I love this question. I usually end off with it. Yeah, but you spoke so proudly and so well and and and I love that you you punt this and that you emphasize on well-being and Well-being not only yourself, but it's mentally physically emotionally and I feel that M5 property addicts would not have been a thing if you weren't Sane in all aspects of your life So maybe with maybe we can you know educate the viewers and talk a little bit about what you do to Maintain and and keep pushing and keep what motivates you to keep on being resilient I've got a family. I'm married to a beautiful wife. We've got two kids my boy. He's 13 and my little one she's six Recently my big boy says to me he's tired of going to see African animals So he wants to see a different type of animals So I asked him what do you mean all animals are kind of like from Africa and he says no like like a white bear And I was like, yeah, but we've been to Johannesburg zoo. There is a white bear. He says no dad You don't understand. I'm talking about an alligator or something. I'm like, yeah, we do have clothes But here's the thing The real journey for me as did didn't really start off by just being pushing boundaries It started off by when I when I was born What would basically happen was that my my biological parents kind of like left me and With my biological parents being gone My political mother really dumped me and out of that I was looked after by foster parents and My foster parents, you know They were good parents. I didn't actually know that you know, these guys were my foster parents And out of that I started looking into my best certificate at one point and it really said father unknown So I'm like, okay, so you are Tarai Son of the unknown So where do you start from there when you are unknown because for some people They are coming through and starting off their journey and that journey already starts off with something that you're getting from someone else So the ability for you to scale from where you are is there The ability is there, but we don't we don't know it because it's every day for us But if you look at it from our parents They've got so much wealth that they have and that wealth can literally come in and it can help you to grow But we don't have that or we don't take it in So for me when we with my background like that one My parents literally say, you know, go to school get good grades and I was like, yeah, that's what I did And I started working in the corporate space. I was employed as a banker for most of my time and out of it, I I used to ask myself the question at that time. Let's just say I was any hundred thousand rent Pay it and I would ask the question How different am I from the guy who's any one million and That question kind of like said with me for a long time The one day STI was actually contracting and I was getting paid like 600 round an hour and then the invoice of my boss came in And she was getting paid one thousand four hundred Some like hold on. I'm doing all the work and she's getting paid double. What's the difference? So with those questions coming up all the time I wanted actually to now try to figure out what else can I do to improve me? Yeah, because that's where I realized I was the problem So I started reading and from reading I started exploring different things and Out of that, I started one business started doing well. I did another one. It felt dismally. I did another one It felt I did another one. It did great and And then I went into the chicken business and kind of like lost so much money around about five million and When you are married and you lose so much money The conversations at home are very different. Yeah It's a scary position You go through into frustration You go through even into denial that you know, this is not happening to me but then You start seeing other people that are winning and with that I started wanting to find out If I'm failing but how come they are winning and these are the same questions that I was asking myself when I was in the corporate place And out of that I started working with other people that were winning that really took me under their shoulders And these people are called mentors and coaches if you go online to see lots of lots of them But the one thing that I picked up from there ST was that for every area of your life where you think You are incapable of delivering the best Right, so it's not about hey, I saw TJ. He does five kilometers a day It's not about that. TJ is different You are your own different person now for me I started looking at guys that are doing well in business and I'm like I want to be like them So I reached out to the business guys in the business that I'm wanting to do And the one guy said, okay, great. You're going to pay me X amount of money. I will teach you I'll give you the secret sauce So I was like, okay, I'm out. I I'm in debt right now, but how can I do it and Because I had the drive I wanted that go and looked for the money ST The money came through and I started seeing little bit of successes But it's not just about business.  But for me, I didn't run away. I actually put myself out there So when I started meeting people even in the business space out, I was very upfront I do not have money I But I can do a B.C.D. So I had something that I was putting on the table that I could do so mentally I think it's changed for me when I started seeing one or two opportunities coming up and The value that I was putting onto the table There's someone else coming in with money and that became a business Yeah, the mushroom gave me a little bit of imp. I'm like I can do this and that was coming from one project but then There's different aspects as you see of life you you can't be playing the rule games of Soca and applying them into rugby. Yeah, it's different Set of rules. So for me when I started not doing business. I was an employee So my rules of engagement was based what? On being an employee, right, but now you're doing business The rules are different. So what do I need to do to go and learn the rules of engagement in business? But with that it also comes in with a different aspect because in business when people are approaching you for whatever They have a motive So how do you play in the boardroom within those motives for it to work for you? How do you play within the contracts when they are saying so there's lots of aspects now that comes in That you now need to learn and all of that I then realized I don't know Coming back again to say how do you then? Stay ahead. Yeah. Well, if you know that you don't know now you can stay ahead, right? How do you do it? The basic part of it find someone else who's doing it and then you ask them How can I also do it like that if it is a mentor coach, whatever it is then you pay for those fees so I Exercise I didn't start off in life by exercising. I don't do bodybuilding to you know Yeah, I can't even lift up like a 10k something But I do exercise that fits Taorai, yeah Right. And so I wake up in the morning. I go for my run. It might be a two kilometer run But that's works for me because last year I wasn't even doing a two kilometers So not because I'm doing two kilometers next year. I can think of five kilometers because that's a different me And also the the thing about your mind is We all come from different neighborhoods We all come with difficult.  Why is it designed in a particular way? It's about where we come from. It's about how we were raised. It's about what we were exposed to So your mind can only relate and think about What you have been exposed to so if you have never been to see or heard about the wall of China Your mind is blank to that So if you have never been exposed to the fact that you can write a book and you've never seen anyone else writing a book Your mind is is blank. So I'll give you an example Just before I started off my property journey the right way I had gone through to a conference And for the first time in my life, I met someone else who was presenting in front And that guy was a black guy and he was talking about buying units in a in a block of flats And because he was a black person, I'd never seen this before esteem Right. I had always just seen white people doing it. Yeah. So in my mind, it was a white people thing Right, and was I wrong? No, it was just my exposure. Exactly, right So I had also never thought about and and here's the thing. I was actually staying in a complex Right, and I had stayed in complexes throughout my life But I never actually thought I could buy in a complex I could own this entire complex Because I'd never seen it So in my mind, it was so far away But now here is I'm in a conference. I'm seeing this guy and I'm like How different is that guy from me? Exactly. He's like me. He talks like me. Yeah, so I can do it. Exactly. So I find Relatability but Within that I challenge myself So you gotta challenge yourself from time and again I challenge myself and I said to myself if he's buying units in a block of flats Why can't I buy the block? Exactly Right, right And it was a seed that came into my head And I started thinking hard around it So I started looking for people that buy blocks of flats I had a Jewish friend and I asked him how does this work and he told me how it works And I was like, oh, okay So let me go and find the areas where you can buy a block of flats and boom We've bought quite a few in the journeys that I've journeyed on within the last five years or so But it all comes back to number one Whatever you're hungry for Whatever you are putting Whatever you're putting Stuff in your head. Yeah, it can manifest And I really say this from a very From a very safe place It can manifest if you want it to manifest It's about you exactly, right?  Right, right? So from time and again, you're going out So you're a click of going out. Yeah, that's what you do. That's what your click does How about changing the same click? Right, but this time around you're changing it for a business click, right? So you remember when you went to table mountain and it was unseen or unheard of you did it You remember when you guys went to the pub and you drank all night? You did it. You push boundaries, isn't it? Same thing in business You just need to find your click. Yeah, and you start running with that click And within that click you start doing radical things, right? But we only do it in the social space Right, we don't do it to improve ourselves. Yeah, so I have people ST that I met at a robot geosyche conference like 15 years ago I mean like five years ago And I have people that I met at Tony Robertson, right this and that And and I can see their growth And guess what? We started now having coffees. It's now your click and now yeah, that's that Then they start telling me about Other things that are happening that I didn't know about So if you take it into the social scene, it's like someone introducing Savannah to you for the first time They start telling you Black label actually tastes better. You taste it, right? And it's the same thing And I think it's so profound because you you talk a lot about what you feed your mind Can then manifest right and to the viewers I'd like to ask you Take a look at your life right now and ask yourself what are you currently feeding yourself? And I think what's so important is to read read read and Let's take a look at our clicks. Do we need to I don't think it's about changing your click No, I think it's about having a lot of different clicks where you can Find where you see growth, right? And I think it's so important because you spoke so much about The people you surround yourself with is Can help you achieve these goals and they teaching you different things on a daily basis, right? They know things you you had no idea we teaching them different things that they didn't know about Because we're playing in different fields and we can all teach each other something and there was something you said about When you did property, right? Yeah And in your book, um, you I think you talk a little bit about the hardships and the lessons That came just before so I like that you said when I did it, right? So let's go back to you spoke about businesses that failed dismally and How they were obviously there's obviously ups and downs in everything we do What was the maybe let's let's narrow it down the one time where something failed dismally And you were like no, I need to fix this Well, um, I think failing is part of the process Um, if you are afraid of failing Then you don't want to grow Right, um, it's like We we have all seen kids. I've got two They they come up they sprout They start crawling and out of crawling they they start walking Yeah, but how many times do they actually fall before they start walking? Many a time. Yeah, but we never say no no no no stop Right, we encourage them to do that so that they can grow and learn how to walk exactly But in business or in things that we are trying to do When we fail then we pull back And I think that's the wrong stance in life We only learn by failing And then fortunately, I think our educational systems help us To identify failure is something that is wrong bad. Yeah, it's not wrong. Yeah, so I I am extremely Extremely grateful for all my failures Because I am able to identify them And in hindsight, I'm able to stop and I'm like, what did I learn from that? And I've implemented that so one of my biggest failure is Estee when I lost the five million. Yeah It was a business that I was running on my own And I almost want to say at this point here Never if you're to go into business Never do it alone Because there are so many things that you don't know. Yeah, there's accounting Potentially you don't even know accounting There is the actual business. There is the technical of running the business So even though if you are maybe an engineer You can't go and build a block of flats on your own. You can't yeah There's a team of people that is needed around that And I then that's that's the one thing that I learned in my business or potentially It is one of the things that why I felt right and why I lost that five million And it's because I was not in a team and within that team People would be able to sell me or from a financial perspective If we continue like this, we're gonna lose money I didn't have that. I was only looking at my own figures. I'm like, okay. I'm doing good I can pull it this way. I can pull it that way But if it is someone else, they've got a different lens, right? They are looking at from outside the inside And they can tell you the hard truth whether you want to hear it or not, right? And there's an aspect of legal. There's a legal aspect to it. Not everybody is a lawyer I was just signing contracts left right center. Yeah, they come through say signing a mr. Jack signing and I signed But what did he mean? What is the implication around right? And all of this if I look at myself with where I am now in business ST for all of those things that I've spoken about and more I have a business partner Someone who understands that who runs with that and they tell me now that try This contract here if we sign it If this happens, we're gonna lose everything. Yeah, or if we signed this, this is what's going to happen And now I start to understand all of those things. So I suppose, you know, we The failures that we've got right can either propel us into the next step of where we want to go to or you can stay in that space of failing and How that you're growing or you're dying You decide because I mean after you lost that five million you could have stayed in that space. Oh, yeah Yeah, but you continue to you know, and like I think it's so important because on one of our episodes We talk about having a power team. Yeah, and we never I mean I've never heard a lot of Guests who talk about how they achieve this by themselves There's always people helping you guiding you And that could be anyone it could be family members. It's about having that support We always emphasize a support structure and having and you were talking about when you did lose the five million It didn't only affect you.  Yeah, I mean It affected my household. Yeah You know the conversations with my wife was different The conversations with my kids alone was different Um, I couldn't afford basic stuff. You know, my kids wants to go out for an ice cream. I couldn't yeah, right? So it affected them as well obviously, I Affected my in-laws my own parents and things like that Because now things that I could do for them. I can't do it So they say that you know from an African context if you had to give one many a job You're impacting around about 10 people. Yeah, so if there is a loss of five million, what is the ripple effect? Exactly. So the ripple effect is always greater But sometimes we don't touch it. We don't see it. So From that perspective because it's it's not something that you can touch it. It's not like in your face. Yeah, right Um, but the reality to offer to see at the end of the day losing a big chunk of that money is a lot But it wasn't my first time losing money. Yeah, um, I don't want to say that I've grown a thicker skin, but you know Shortly before I got married actually I lost a hundred thousand and That was almost 10 years ago now And basically a friend of mine stole that money from me.  So the five million was something else But then someone else could ask So tj when you lost a hundred thousand. Yeah, why didn't you stop? You can't stop. Yeah If if I did stop then this conversation wouldn't be happening, right? Um, but again from a culture perspective asd I was just about to get married at the time when I lost that a hundred thousand And and my family was I'd introduced my wife my wife. She's mixed Um And people were saying, you know, maybe the gods are not happy The ancestors are not happy that you're going that route. Yeah, uh, but here I am 10 years later on me I'm so married happily married having borrowed my life And the ancestors I'm not so sure but we continue We continue we move um, and I was I liked that you you brought it back to It's the first time you lost five million. It wasn't the first time you lost money Oh, no, and just the other day I was actually talking about how loss is so broad and I don't think that once you experience loss once you'll know how to Deal with it again Because your loss was different the one was a hundred thousand the one was five million So, of course, yes, it's a loss in general But it's a different type of loss and you're probably going to deal with it a different way hundred percent, um esti, I think Our conversations together with the viewers I'm a very transparent Authentic person. I want to give you the real truth. Yeah, and I want to give you The real stuff so that you can make a decision about your life or where you want to go to So I'll tell you what it is, right? um When it comes to losing Everyone who is married knows that they've either been Um either put on the bench by someone else Until by the time they got married For some people it's a one boyfriend or one girlfriend for some it's 55. Right But we didn't stop. Yeah, because it's love Right, okay Now what does that mean and why am I bringing that conversation in? In business or in anything that you're going to do You have to strike a balance, right? What is that balance?  So when we are saying that hey, we're doing well in our business our business have done a bcd It doesn't mean that we didn't lose. You lose here. It just means that over and above this loss here We won x. Yeah And for that reason We are winning and for that reason when we lost What did we do? What did we learn to improve so that we don't lose? Yeah So at the moment I now factually understand if I am to Go into any business Right At the moment st I run the the company m5 property. I did It's a company that I co-founded with my business partner Reita But I don't own that company. Right Right, so I've I've got a trust and my trust is with my family They own that I work for them So in terms of risk mitigation if something ever goes wrong if I lose five million It's not on me as as as a person. Yeah It is my family But that is also giving me a little bit of yeah I'm like I should never get to a point where I can lose because this is for my family exactly and this is why I do what I do. That's the motivation because I don't want them to fail It's that ripple effect. We don't want it to ever get there And you talk a lot about family and This brings me to another question that I like asking my guest is about generational wealth. Yeah And in your situation just talking about your upbringing You're starting the legacy. You're the start of the generational wealth. Yeah What is tj doing To ensure That there is going to be a legacy left behind Oh dude, there's quite a lot We have time Oh lord, um, where do I start from? Um, so There's a great book that I like to read very often and within this book it says that If you had to leave a legacy your legacy should surpass The third generation from you, right? So where's the third generation? So I'm number one My my kids are number two Their kids is number three So what am I doing to ensure that the legacy surpassed them not touch them surpass right, so number one I Now that I'm in business I have structured things And when I say structure, I just didn't go out and buy a house. Yeah, right I've also ensured that when I'm buying my house Where is it sitting? Who owns that house? So esti? I don't own anything right My trust owns everything So the house stays within the trust So if ever I die Saz is never going to touch anything in my estate because it's in the trust So the trust is going to live for a longer time on the terms that I've put in Not on the terms that my kids have put in or they are kids But on my terms. Yeah, so I am crafting the generation. It's intentional. Yeah, that's number one Number two, I've got a business within this business I don't own anything. I control everything control his power And with that Everything again sits within my trust And whatever that is happening within the business When I die It's going to continue within the same path of that generation So when I started doing property the correct way, I then started doing I started researching What can I do? Which is that's intentional that can help me to get to my goal. What's my goal legacy? But how do you do it? What is the practical? How do you move from one step to the next and the next step? And you know when I talk about all these trustings whatnot A lot of people then want to go out there create the structures Ha ha ha five years. They've got the structures. Nothing has happened. I'm the reverse I actually started having structures not so long ago. Yeah So I'm a doer. So I'm like, let's do it So I started buying buying buying and then somewhere along the line my legal team was like You've got a problem. Yeah, you're talking about creating legacy But the way you're doing business it doesn't do you won't get there.  They're going to take x percentage. Is that what you want? I'm like, hell no But how can we do it? They educated me on how to do it And then I started implementing it whilst I'm in the game so we speak about people going back into go through for conferences go go read books and attend Whatever podcasts and you know get information to grow you I'm an auntie that Right. I preach it But I'm an auntie that as well. I might be saying tj, but you contradict yourself. Yeah Lim take action Okay Right, because if you're just learning you just in information junkie. That's what you are Now being information junkie. What are you gonna do at the bri? You are the guys who are like, you know You can do property like this. Okay. How many do you have nothing nothing? Yeah But you have all the information in the world, but you haven't applied any of that I've experienced it and I'm also all for real loved experiences How can you talk about something if you haven't experienced it yourself? 100% So from creating my legacy esteem, it's about putting the structures in place. It's about leaving them now whilst I'm still alive And over and above that Um Within our business that's called the m5 property Addicts we have actually created a school right which is called the m5 property varsity And within there I take time every quarter Whatever I've learned we put it in there as a course And anyone who's out there they will come in and they'll learn My view is that that won't die Maybe the processes might change But the foundation the principles of how you can buy a property the correct way and things like that that won't die So anyone else out there who's wanting to do it the correct way or the tj way They can go and learn and my view is that it's creating a greater legacy I've got a community and within that community people come in and we plug in And besides just creating a camaraderie We're always talking about property And the the other thing that I've done after it's in a book Yeah, there was actually one of my questions. Sorry to cut you off tj is about how are you giving back to the youth? And you just you just answered my question is that you keep you need to keep recycling knowledge Good evening guys. I am back as you know I am a stay class and the show is packed with so much information that we've decided to give you a part two So stay tuned next week again with to ride jack That is part two of to ride jack's journey into property investment into business into his life Everything there is to know but ladies and gentlemen, that is not all I have for you this evening I've got a special surprise for you Hello, everybody. My name is chatter. I'm yeah from the home shopper show So you've heard about what simon says. Well, this is all about what estay says So if you need a tuning to her show, you definitely must do that But also while you're there while you're watching a show make sure you tune into the home shopper show Which is every monday and friday at 8 p.m. So we're gonna see you there. 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Welcome, I welcome you all to this lecture in the course, Samasa in Paninian Grammar. And this is the first course. We begin our lecture with the recitation of the Mangala Charana as is our practice. Vishvesham Satchidanandam Vandeham Yokhilan Jagat Charikarthi Bari Bharti Sanjariharthi Leelaya Vishvesham Satchidanandam Vandeham Yokhilan Jagat Charikarthi Bari Bharti Sanjariharthi Leelaya We are studying the Tattpurusha Samasa. We have so far studied different varieties of Tattpurusha Samasa. Tattpurusha Samasa is a very important type of Samasa in Sanskrit. There are four types of Samasa we have stated. A Vyayibhava, Tattpurusha, Bahubrihi and Dhvandhava. Amongst them, Tattpurusha occupies a unique position. Firstly, Tattpurusha Samasa is stated by numerous sutras in comparison with the other Samasas. Secondly, the Tattpurusha Samasa has got so many sub varieties in comparison with other Samasas. We also studied some of these sub varieties. We started with the Vibhakti Tattpurusha. We studied the Karmadharaya, which is a big basket within Tattpurusha. Then we also studied the Nay Tattpurusha, Ekadesha Tattpurusha and also the Gati Tattpurusha. After that we started studying Upapada Tattpurusha. The features of the Tattpurusha Samasa can be stated in the form of an equation shown on this slide. Where we have X and Y two different independent entities in terms of meaning, word form as well as accent. But the speaker of Sanskrit has decided to merge these two elements together and generate an output in the form of X, Y, which is one unit in the form of meaning as well as word form as well as the accent. So X, Y is that one unit that is generated as an output. Now in the Tattpurusha Samasa, Y assumes the position of the head of X, Y. What it implies is that when X, Y is to be related with any other external world in the sentence, that interrelation will happen only through Y, which is the head and that interrelation will never happen through X. If there are examples where such an interrelation happens through X, such examples are termed as a Samartha Samasa. Right now we are studying Upapada Samasa, stated by the Sutra Upapadamating 2 to 19. This is the Sutra Upapadamating and this sutra consists of two padas, Upapadam and a thing. The word Upapadam is in one slash one, which means the word designated as Upapada by 3192, and so this word Upapadam appears in Prathama Vibhakti. So it will be now termed as Upasarjanam because of Prathama Nirdistam Samasa Upasarjanam and then it will have Urva Nipata, it will occupy the initial position in the compound. The second word in the sutra is ating, which is one slash one and what it means is which is not thing. What it intends to mean is that which is not atinganta. The words continued are sup and sahasupa and samartha padavidhi, of course. So the meaning of the sutra is any subanta whose prathipadikas are designated as Upapada is compounded with any other interrelated word which is not atinganta. I repeat, any subanta whose prathipadikas are designated as Upapada is compounded with any other interrelated word which is not atinganta. Now there are some questions that arise on this particular meaning. The first question is what is the need of the word ating in the sutra? The pinpointed question points to the fact that what is achieved by this negation? When we make not atinganta a condition for this particular sutra to apply, the only other available option through this negation is that of a subanta. So if an Upapada is not to be compounded with atinganta, what it implies is that an Upapada is to be compounded with a subanta. But this is available to us anyway because of the continuation of the words sup and sahasupa. So we are forced to think that in this particular sutra the basic condition of sup and sahasupa does not apply. Otherwise panini would not have stated such an obvious condition again. So now we are forced to think that in this sutra the basic condition of sup and sahasupa does not apply. Rather sup and sahasupa will only apply. So the skeleton of the derivation is the following. In the first subanta, there will be prathipadika plus su. Plus now the second element will not be a subanta. The second element will consist of dhatu plus krath. Now after the samasa saudhnya takes place, the prathipadika saudhnya applies and supodhatu prathipadika yoho applies. We will delete the su that is available in the purva-pada. Since the uttara-pada does not have any sub so far, there is no question of it getting deleted. And therefore now we will get the output in the form of the purva-pada prathipadika. Plus the uttara-pada prathipadika which is derived from a verbal root by adding the suffix krath to it. Now we are also studying various suffixes stated in 3.2 with reference to this upapada. The one that we are studying right now is the suffix khach stated by the sutra priyavashe vadaha khach 3238. This sutra consists of 3 padhas, priyavashe 7 slash 1, vadaha 5 slash 1 and khach 1 slash 1. Priyavashe is 7 slash 1 which means when these are the upapadas. Vadaha is 5 slash 1 which means immediately after the verbal root vada to speak. And khach is the pratyaya. Words continued are dhatoho 3191 which means immediately after a verbal root. The other words continued are pratyayaha 311 and karmani 7.1. The sutra tattrapapadam saptamistham also continues and krathating also continues. The other sutra that comes into this sutra is karthari krath 3467 which states that the meaning of the suffix khach stated by this sutra is kartha. So the meaning of the sutra now is the following. The suffix khach is added in the sense of a kartha to the verbal root ovada when the upapadas are related to the action of speaking in the sense of a karma and priyavashe. Repeat that suffix khach is added in the sense of a kartha to the verbal root vada when the upapadas are related to the action in the sense of a karma and when those upapadas are priyavashe. The marker kh in the pratyaya khach triggers the adding of the augment ma to be specific by a 6367 and chair triggers shortening by 6494 khachi rasvaha. So now here are the examples. If the meaning to be denoted is one who speaks pleasant, priyambadati is the laukika vigraha. And so we have priya plus am plus vada plus khachi as the laukika vigraha. There is samasa saudhnya and so there is pratyapadika saudhnya after which supodhato pratyapadika yoho applies and deletes am. So we have priya plus zero plus vada plus a. In khach kh is an ith and cha is also marked as ith. So what is available is a. Now when the suffix a is termed as khith it triggers the operation of adding the augment mom to the uparapada. And so we have priya plus vada plus a and so we get finally priyambada as the compound output generated from priyambadati one who speaks pleasant. Similarly one who speaks under control. If this meaning is to be denoted we have the laukika vigraha vashambadati. And so we have the laukika vigraha vasha plus am plus vada plus khachi and then samasa saudhnya takes place and so the pratyapadika saudhnya takes place. So supodhato pratyapadika yoho applies and deletes am. So we have vasha plus zero plus vada plus a. Now since the suffix khach is khith the operation of addition of the augment mom is triggered and so we have vasha plus mom plus vada plus a. And finally we get the compound output in the form of vashambada meaning one who speaks under control. Priya vasha vada khachi. Similarly we have a statement. Gamer upashankhyanam which tells us that if the meaning to be conveyed is who goes in a measured way. Mitang acchati is the laukika vigraha and then we add the same suffix khachi and we get the form mitangamaha, mitangamaha hasti. Similarly if the meaning to be conveyed is who goes by sky. So the laukika vigraha is vihayasa gachati and so because of the statement of vihayasa vihach will now be substituted by vihar and we will apply the suffix khachi and other operations will also take place and so we get the form vihangamaha. There is another statement which says khachavadith and so this khach suffix is treated to be dith optionally and so we get the form vihangaha. There is vihangamaha and also vihangaha. Similarly, vihayasa vihadeshah is another statement that we have and therefore we also get the form vihagha. So we get vihangamaha, vihangah and vihagha as the compound output by adding the suffix iddha and also the suffix khachi. When we add the suffix khachi and we term it as dith, there is the deletion of am in gamma. Now we go to the next sutra in line which is 3248. This sutra consists of two padhas. This is 7 slash 3 and this is 1 slash 1. This is a reference to the upapadas because they are all appearing in the 7th case. Daha is 1 slash 1 which is a pratyayaya. Now words continued in the sutra are dhatoho 3191 which means immediately after a verbal root. Pratyayaya 311, karmani 7 slash 1 from 3 to 1. Gamaha 5 slash 1 which means immediately after the verbal root gamma to go. Tattrapapadam saptami stham 3192, kruthating from 3193 and karthari kruthu which is 3467 which says that the meaning of the suffix dh is karta. Now the overall meaning of the sutra is the following. The suffix dh is added in the sense of a karta to verbal root gamma when the upapadas are related to the action of speaking in the sense of a karma and also when they are antha etc. I repeat the suffix dh is added in the sense of a karta to verbal root gamma when the upapadas are related to the action of speaking in the sense of a karma and they are antha, aktyanta etc. Now marker dh triggers the deletion of am in gamma and so what remains is just g in the verbal root gamma. So now when the meaning to be expressed is who goes to the end and the laukika vigraha is antang acchati and so we apply the process of compounding and so we add the suffix dh over here and we get the form antha g as the output generated and we have antha gaha. Similarly one who goes to extremity, atyantam acchati and we will have the derived output in the form of atyantagaha Similarly one who goes to the road, adhanam acchati that will be the laukika vigraha and by the compounding process by the addition of the suffix dh we will get the form adhvagaha when the meaning to be denoted is who goes far away, dhuram acchati and we will get the compound output in the form of dhuragaha. Similarly one who goes to the adarshore, parang acchati and the output generated would be paragaha and finally one who goes to all if this is the meaning to be conveyed sarvang acchati is the laukika vigraha and then we get the compound generated output namely sarvagaha. There are some more statements one who goes everywhere and we will have the form sarvatra acchati as the laukika vigraha and sarvatra gaha as the samasa generated output. Now we have sarvatra panayorupasankhyanam as a statement and following this statement we derived sarvatra gaha by adding the suffix dh. Similarly when we say padbhyam nagacchati padbhyam nagacchati who does not go with feet and we will have panna and gamma and dha and the finally derived output would be panna gha which means a snake, panna gha. Similarly sudhuror adhikarane is another statement because of which we shall now derive the two other forms when the meaning to be conveyed is which is easy to go. Sukhe nagacchati yatra, yatra indicates the adhikarane the meaning of the suffix. And so we will get the form sugha, sughaha and which is difficult to go and the khe nagacchati yatra, yatra indicates the adhikarane and we will derive the form durga or durgaha. Similarly by applying another sutra anyatra pidrishyate we will also get gramma gha as the output from gramam gacchati which means who goes to a village. This is how the forms will be generated by adding the suffix dha. Now we go to the next sutra. Kumara shirsayo nini hi. In this sutra the suffix nini is stated. Kumara shirsayo nini hi. This sutra has got two paddas. Kumara shirsayo ho and nini hi. Kumara shirsayo ho is seven slash two indicating that these two are the upapadas and nini hi is one slash one of nini indicating the pratyaya ninn with marker inna and the pratyaya which is found in the usage is in inna triggers gha substitution as we shall see in a while. Words continued are dha toho from three one ninety one which means immediately after a verbal root pratyaya ha three one one karmani seven slash one and hana ha five slash one from three to forty nine and hana ha means of the verbal root hana to slay immediately after the verbal root hana. Tattrapapadam saptam istham is also continued kruthating is also continued and kartharikruth is present to indicate that the meaning of the suffix in is kartha so the overall meaning of the sutra is the following the suffix in is added in the sense of a kartha to verbal root hana when the upapadas are related to the action of slaying in the sense of karma and are kumar and shirsha I repeat the suffix in is added in the sense of kartha to verbal root hana when the upapadas are related to the action of striking in the sense of karma and are kumar and shirsha shirsha means the head the other word for this is shiras so here are the examples when the meaning to be denoted is one who slays the prince kumaram hanthi now here we have the laukika vigraha kumara plus am plus han plus nini now this becomes a samasa therefore it becomes a pratipadika and then supodhatu pratipadika yoga applies and deletes am so we have kumara plus zero plus han plus in now because of the marker na in nini han becomes khan so we have kumara plus zero plus hana plus in and then because of the na marker again her becomes gho hantor in inneshu and then kumara plus zero plus ghana plus in and then now kumara plus zero plus ghat plus in na in ghan is substituted by anastochinnaloho and we have kumara plus zero plus ghat plus in and finally we will derive the output in the form of kumara ghatin which means one who slays the prince kumara ghatin similarly we will also derive the forms like shirsaghatin which means one who strikes the head shirsaghatin in the same procedure then we have the next sutra lakshane jaya pattyoho tak there are three padas in the sutra lakshane jaya pattyoho and tak lakshane is seven slash one meaning in the sense of a mark jaya pattyoho is seven slash two meaning thereby that these are the upapadas and tak is one slash one tak literally means a where t and k both are markers words continued are dhatoho from 3191 which means immediately after a verbal root pratyayaha 311 karmani seven slash one hanaha five slash one and tattrapapadam saptami stham as well as krd ating and also karatari krith 3467 which says that the meaning of tak is kartha so the meaning of the sutra is the suffix tak is added in the sense of a kartha to verbal root hanah when the upapadas are related to the action of slaying in the sense of a karma and they are jaya and patty repeat the suffix tak is added in the sense of a kartha to verbal root hanah when the upapadas are related to the action of slaying or striking in the sense of a karma and are jaya and patty so when the meaning to be conveyed is one who beats wife jaya amhanti now this is to be conveyed and so now the alau ke ka vigraha is jaya plus am plus hanah plus tak and so we have now samasa saudhnya applying and so pratibhati ka saudhnya applying and so we have jaya plus zero plus hanah plus a and then hanah has got her which is substituted by gha so we have jaya plus zero plus ghanah plus a and then finally a in ghanah gets deleted so we have jaya plus zero plus ghanah plus a and finally we get the form jaya ghanah meaning one who beats wife similarly one who beats husband is called patty ghanah that is the mark of the meaning of the compound to summarize the suffixes and the compounds stated in these rules are highly productive and the latter tradition took note of increasing usage in this particular regard and the tradition made statements to account for these usages which thus got the grammatical sanction the markers attached to the suffixes play different functions including the operations on the purva pada as well as on the uttara pada and the other function of these markers is accent the compounds generated thus apply to a generic meaning which is narrowed down to some specific meaning and is thus highlighted by a specific condition these are the texts referred to the traditional sources thank you for your patience