Boom! Hi! How are you beautiful? How are you doing today? Oh my god. Hello? Yo, spooky season is over. What was that? I don't want to live alone anymore. It's too scary. Anyways, how are you doing though? I am in such a good mood today. A lot of cool things happening. And I have new XMODO products coming out November 22nd. Two new products. They are both perfect for winter. Check out my Instagram and check out xmodohair.com for updates on that. It's something I'm really proud about. But anyways, you're here for some hairdresser. And today, we're watching some people get amazing lace front wigs. I sit down on my couch a lot of times and I'll put on my Apple TV and I'll watch people just do lace fronts for hours. I don't know why.  That just gets me. It understands me. The lace front speaks to me. So we're going to watch some people get really amazing lace fronts today. I have a few people I want to show you. And they're all getting really amazing, fabulous colors that are just like out there. They are going to lay them tight and right. And those baby hairs will be snatched. That lace front will not be showing. These things will be laid so flat. You will not be able to know if it's their hair growing out of their scalp or it's a lace front wig. We may never know, but today we're going to find out. But yeah, really exciting videos to watch. Let's watch some girls do some sledge. Do some beautiful lace front wigs. Let's do it. Our first video is by MissRoshPosh. It's called Let's Make a Wig Electric Blue. It's going to be really pretty. I did see the thumbnail and I'm kind of like, I want to see how you did that. And we're going to see how she did that. I'm going to be using the Adore Semi-Permanent Hair Dye. And this is in the shade Indigo Blue. I'm also using the I Have Kind of Prominence Semi-Permanent Dye in the shade Sky Blue. So first you're going to need a mixing bowl. And I'm going to put the Sky Blue into my mixing bowl. It's just the Indigo Blue shade. And it actually turned my wig like a shade of blue that I didn't like. Some parts were black and some parts were normal. What happened? So that's why I decided to mix the colors today. It's really exciting. Now I'm going to do the watercolor method. It's really exciting. I love this. I love watching this. For all three bundles. So I mix the dyes together and then I go ahead and I pour it into this container in this bucket right here. Dip the hair. Dip it. Make sure you're wearing your glasses because your fingers will get stained. My fingers got really stained. If you've never seen this before, well then you don't watch enough of my videos. This whole dip dyeing thing is just the most coolest mind blowing thing ever. It's so simple. So many people do it. Mix the boiling hot water with hair color. More liquidy hair color. And then you dip the extensions or the wig in it and it just magically dyes it that color. Very simple concept. Yet nobody told me this growing up. I was over here coloring every strand with these things with hands. I didn't know you didn't have to use these things. Like I don't want to use these anymore. You know what I mean? Hello? I'm just kidding. I love you. Like I want my hands on me. I love you. Oh, that is the prettiest shade of blue I've ever seen. In like a minute. Like turn blue. I'm just going to add some more of that into that bucket because I just want to make sure that all the pieces turn blue because sometimes you can have some lighter pieces over some parts of the hair that's still gone. And I just want to show everything is blue. I did the other bundles off camera because it's pretty much the same method. And I actually wash the hair with some shampoo and conditioner off camera as well. And now I'm going to go ahead and do the frontal. So I love a good frontal gel. That's why my frontal looks like that. So I applied it onto the lace to protect the lace. Let me call myself up before you call me out in the comments.  Love you. H at the same time. I don't consider myself a wig expert. I think that I'm good at wigs. I have a wig experience. I see some of these wigs that on these celebrities and I'm just like whoa. That's a wig expert. Whoever did that like I'm not there yet. I don't practice enough to get there right now. But a lot of them are wig experts. And I just wanted to say that because I am going to give my two cents on everything that's happening. Doesn't mean I'm totally like, you know, know everything. I don't ever think that I know everything. Let me just put that out there. I don't ever think that I know everything. And I am a hairdresser who likes to keep learning and I just share the knowledge that I have. So calm the down. Some of you people who think that I just think that I know everything because it's just not true. And I don't think anybody really knows everything and we can all learn. So let's just keep an open mind when I give my critiques. It is just a critique or it is just me sharing my knowledge or sharing how I personally feel about a subject. However, I'm not an expert on everything. I was going to say though, I usually see people do Vaseline on the lace fronts, the frontals in order to get the lace not to be colored, but this girl's using got to be glued, which makes a lot more sense to me because I feel like would protect the lace more than Vaseline and it's easier to get off because it's water soluble. Also Vaseline's gross. However, I chose not to do that method only because when you do it, it looks so obvious. So the wig hairline would look fake. So I figured I'm going to dye this the old fashioned way which is by hand and not the watercolor method. All right, we got it. I'm going to fast forward. She dyes the frontal. Let's get to the good part here. Now if this frontal was not a pre-plug frontal, I would see a lot from the front of the hairline. So I'm doing behind the hairline with a pre-plug frontal. It's just a lot of work to pluck a wig. If you've followed me for a while, you probably know. I can be lazy sometimes. That story was going nowhere. I just wanted to let you know. I don't want to pluck a wig. I will and I have, but I don't want to. I don't know why you need to know that, but it felt right. Um, even the head. Already though, guys.  This color. So I can go back and tweeze it later on. So now we're going to go back to something that I think I just tried for the first time. Um, I don't have to see it on my front. I think this is glow tan, which was just a tad bit darker than me. Just a tad bit, but it wasn't that bad. Anyways, I use this to change the color on the frontal because I wanted the frontal to have a more natural skin line. Wow. Artists right here. So when I do apply them on my head, um, you can see a little bit of white. Here's the thing with wigs. It's like, holy, I love them. It's just like, why does it have to be so tedious? But the outcome is so nice. Why does everything good in life have to have such a downside to it? That was so negative. So she is sewing these tracks on the head now. We are making progress. She is getting closer and closer and closer to finishing this wig. Okay. I have actually never made my own wig from scratch. I really want to do it. I think I'm going to make a video about it and just whatever. If you care about it, then watch it. If you don't, obviously don't. But like, I think I want to do it just for my own sake of doing it, but I want to follow a really complicated tutorial on how to make a wig and see how good I can do at it. I know I can do it. I'm a very confident person. I'm going to put the wig on. I'm going to see that black cap. So that black cap thingy right there, it gets to go. So we don't need that anymore. Now, I didn't use an elastic band with this wig, which I usually use a lighter. It's looking so gorgeous. But honestly, the fit was actually perfect. All I know is that I cannot wait to see this on her head. All those in favor say aye. She's plucking again. You're plucking again. She's going to have no edges after this. This girl is so happy with the way it looks. And the hair product that I use is the Chi hair serum. So I don't really use a lot of products in my wigs, but this is what I mainly use. And I'm going to go in with my flat iron. So this brand is from Ion. I'm not sure what style flat iron it is. I got it a while ago, but it's really good. It straightens the hair out really nicely. And you guys know how to straighten your hair. So we're just going to speak. They do now. All right, so now I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to cut that excess lace off because we don't need that part anymore. I've been learning a lot about cutting lace lately. A lot. I've been seeing a lot of people use like razors to cut the lace and kind of make it jagged. Which I think is really interesting. Like before I kind of thought that I was supposed to cut the lace straight and then I realized like, no, you're supposed to cut it kind of jagged to make it appear less like lace. I'm sorry, I just got distracted, but I'm not logged into my account right now. When we look at her suggested feed, I'm so sorry you have to be stalked by me everywhere you go. And so let's just see the finished outcome. I'm excited to see what this look is like. To be honest with you, I have a different score right up. So as you can see, I just cut around the ear part. So I make sure that the lace frontal... It already looks so good and she hasn't even laid it yet. Like, oh, I see you. I do. I really do. I see you kind of jaggedy. Like I'm not trying to make... I'm not cutting it straight because when it cuts straight, it looks too blunt and it looks too straight. So I kind of like to do it a little bit jaggedy. If that makes sense. I'm not going to lie. I'm nervous when I'm doing this part. So honestly, you're making me kind of nervous. I wish you guys could see it. Don't pluck those new flies. I don't want to screw up my lace at all. Or else I would have been screwed. But yeah, this is it. Sorry, she hasn't finished yet. And as for gluing down the wig, I used the bold hold lace glue. I didn't do a full-on method of how I glue my wigs down because I already have videos like that on my channel. I have like at least three or four videos on how I apply my wigs. Nothing's changed. And I'm going to go ahead and create a center part for you guys because a lot of you...  Oh, center part. Now this wig is pretty much working in a center part. Oh, pretty much anything. So this is what it looks like once the wig is applied. I'm going to go in with a little bit of my foundation powder in the shade NC45 from Mac. And I'm just going to apply that on the part. Are you kidding? I'm going to do a more natural look. No. And then I'm going to go in some hair... No. It's not okay. No. Flat, honey. So the hair most that I use, it's called So Gorgeous. I got it at Sally's. I freaking love it. Now this next step is completely optional. You can do baby hairs. You cannot do baby hair. Oh my gosh. I just like baby hairs. But I also feel like they just give away the fact that you're going to be wearing a wig. But I guess like, obviously wearing a wig. Like, who here is thinking this is a real hair? I'm really not that good at baby hair, you guys.  It looks... So just watch what I'm doing. So I'm taking out the little size and just cutting it and then doing the little swoop. No. No. No. No. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No. You are not legally allowed to look that good. No. Rude. Inconsiderate and rude. Mean. You know, what you should never look that good. I'm pissed. Uh-uh. So our next video is by Easy Breezy. Um, it's called Lime Green Lace Run Tutorial. We all remember when Kim K, a lime green car with the lime green hair and then the lime green hair blew up. We are doing a lime green today. I'm so excited. Step one is cut the excess lace off. And of course I'm not cutting anything specific to her hairline shape just yet. I'm just cutting the rest of the lace off. Really jumping into things here. It is like lime made green. It is, woo, punch me in the face lime green. And that is just how I like my lime green hair. Can you take your lime green any other way? Like except for like punch me in the face lime green? Like no. And I'm excited to see this laid flat and actually styled on this girl. You know what's gonna get good. I might have to like run out of the building again. This particular client does not like the glue anywhere near her hair. And she also likes me to cover some of her forehead. So this is why I'm putting it this far down. But trust me, it's gonna look perfectly natural when we're done. Wow. Okay, just, it's art. It really is. You can create a new hairline. It's like a spatula. You can do whatever you need to do. Create a new hairline. Give them the hair of their dreams. Wigs are just really cool. And I'm so happy it kind of got into the mainstream culture. You know, a few years ago, really popped the F off for everybody to wear it wigs. We are gluing down the lace front, ladies and gentlemen. We are gluing it down. It's looking wack. But I'm sure it'll look good, but it's looking a little crazy. Firmly press the lace. And we're gonna use this with our full hand. Do a nice firm press so we can make sure the glue melts in with the lace. Comb that back. Make sure all the hair is on my way so I can see. This is the exact shape that you drew with the glue. So you should already know what you're cutting and what it should look like. This background music. I'm gonna mute the rest of this. This music was a lot for me. But okay, so we are racing the line. We're getting to the steps that I love the most, which is the styling and the finishing of the gluing down. And just to see that hairline fully in there, it's cool. I'm ready to see the look.  Oh! So she is sewing the wig down to our scalp. That is scary for me.  That would definitely happen to me.    That probably doesn't happen to anybody. I noticed with styling it wigs, people love mousse. Something that I have never really considered a good option in my life for styling purposes. However, after watching people style as much with mousse, I actually have used mousse so much for a lot of styling, especially just straightening hair. Even mousse that says like it's for curly hair, mousse is really just there to define and hold whatever style you create. You can use mousse to straighten hair and make it stay with very little residue because mousse is very, very light. And yeah, mousse is really cool. It's a very versatile product that can be used a lot of different ways. And I think it's a very underrated product. And you can expect some mousse out of me. Again, I don't love baby hairs. I'm sorry, especially when they're like really thick but you go for it. This look is already so extra.  Why not? Just go for the whole damn look.   This is what I wanna see in my life. She looks hot. I love the way she styled it too. With like the wet vibe. Oh, I like to push back.  Like I feel like with these looks like you don't need to have glam but like it really helps solidify the whole moment. I wish I had to see her with the whole look on. Oh, I'm sad. But I'm sure she looks stunning. And I love the wig. I think it's just so fun. Why not? Do your hair lime green. Like why not? You know, I would. So should you. Fun. I love that lime green wig. Easy breezy. You killed it. This next video is by Slade by Jordan. I've actually been watching his videos a lot lately. Shout out to you, Jordan. We're gonna watch him do a gray hair wig and he's gonna dip dye it. And I love watching dip dye it. So let's just do it. I'm gonna narrate it again. Woo. Okay. So he is dip dyeing this hair. He's using a door and purple shampoo. He's using shimmer lights. A cult favorite really. Love me some shimmer lights except it really not good for your hair. But like sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do. And he's gonna dip these bundles in this hair and let's see what happens to them. How silver is this gonna be? He's basically just trying to over tone the hair. He's trying to cancel all that yellow out to the point where it's gray. I think you've been dipping a lot. Just an observation. You could probably just put blue. I don't know. I can't figure out what's going on. But you probably just put more blue pigment in the water just enough to turn it gray and not enough to turn it blue. And that don't do the trick for you.  That's the color we want. That's the color. Get it out of the water. We did that. I didn't do anything, but he did that. He has the cap glued to her hair. He's cutting the edges. We are about to lay that wig on there. Let's just take a moment. Enough of me talking. Let's just have a moment of just watching this happen. We're about to get her in place and she is looking so good. That color ended up beautiful. You guys know how I feel about gray hair color. I don't like it. I don't know what it is about it. Honestly, I used to love it. I thought it was the coolest thing ever.  But then I think I was just like too long okay, we're still doing gray hair. I don't know. It still looks kind of cool. Still kind of granny vibes, but also not. I don't know. You can love gray hair if you want to live your extra life do whatever you want to do. I do think this is sort of cool in a way, but yeah. It's a pretty color. I keep contradicting myself, but it's okay.  You cannot see where the hell the lace is. I love the way he cuts the lace with that razor. Cut those edges, Jordan. Cut them. Give it to us. I do like the hairline parts because you can like see really like the talent. That's when you know somebody's good. And really this whole thing leads up to laying the wig down. Like if you can lay a wig, okay, you're good. You can do everything else, but you can't lay it down. Yeah, well, somebody else can do it better than you. You know what I mean? I also like that he kind of forms the hairline freehand. He glues it down and then he like goes for it and goes in and kind of like forms it by looking at her face and like he cuts off certain areas. He leaves certain parts there. He forms it to the shape he wants it on the girl. I feel like people kind of pluck their hairline and cut it before they put it on, whereas he, I feel like doesn't. So it's something I find interesting. This is something I would never do on a real client, like a client with like her real hair. So like it's kind of shocking to see is like putting wax on the root before, you know, putting wax on the root, like I'm like, oh my God. And I'm like, oh, it's awake. It doesn't have like oils. Like that's normal. It's fine. I wonder how he's gonna style it. Is he gonna leave it all curly because I'm kind of like here for it. He is laying down the hair very flat to her scalp because you know what? Nobody wants a bulky wig. Uh-uh. Number one, tell sale sign of a bad wig with bulky. Nobody likes a bulky wig. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. And he is giving her baby hairs. I noticed this guy likes baby hairs. Or his clients like them. I don't know. And she is starting to look matched. Okay. And we're gonna leave it wavy. And I love when they do this, like leave it wavy and stuff. It's like... What is this foam? I need to get some of that. It looks like an oil foam or something. Somebody let me know in the comments. I don't mind the gray. Okay. It's working for me today. So I don't know. I can't explain it, but it's working for me. And I love it. And she looks freaking fire, dude. She looks fire. Look at that hairline. Oh, what? Look at the hairline. Yo, you can't see anything. Yo, that hairline is fierce, dude.  So that happened. Uh-huh. Yeah. That was good for you. Thank you so much, Jordan, for sharing that with us. What a great day it's been. Honestly, that was some slage beyond belief. I don't like to use that word a lot because I think it's corny, but there is no other way of describing those wigs besides Slade. Now it's come to the end of the video. If you'd like to follow me on Instagram and Twitter, grab on OAC and XMando Hair, my hair care brand that has new products coming out in less than two weeks. They're gonna be really exciting and please get on that. It is going to be one of my biggest launches yet. So I'm so stoked about that and I came up with you guys to get your hands on these new products. They are stunning. They are incredible and they are perfect for the winter months. So get ready for it. Your hair literally needs this.   And that is all for today. Thank you guys so much for watching. Don't forget to live your extra life and I'll see you next time. Bye.


This is the animation minute Let's start this week's animation minute with a piece of advice Resting is an investment in the future productivity, and I can't agree more Job posting robbers posting here for a job in Austin, Texas at certain affinity Great statistics and stats about rigs. If you are building rigs, make sure to look at that Lana is always posting awesome animation. So if you haven't subscribed to her Twitter feed, you should a Thread on animation hiring practices as it says here absolutely worth a look Keith is posting a thread here about eclipsated a long time ago And I have benefited from his advice for so long make sure that he don't miss this Voxel art come on. It's so cute. I love this This is a super cute endless cycle out there in a rough form into the animation But I love it. It's great. Make sure to give this a look Another piece of advice you are not in competition with your peers again Very true Really fun hashtag out there artists level up you can see what people have done and how they have progressed Head over to my blog to see the carrion become the monster launch trailers great game in a fantastic 2d trailer Job posting technical animator is needed for the team at improbable Peter has posted all his tutorials on his webpage insane and awesome Really cool side by side with reference and final animation. Make sure to check out Billy's post I'm always very interested in color and I don't know enough about it. So this thread is very helpful Who does not know imposter syndrome make sure to look at harvey's channel and he talks about that topic in his latest clip Job posting again taiko studios is posting Big fan of batman. I love these sketches Very very cool Three disc warn about his home bugs bunny collection Jermaine is posting women in visual effects. Make sure to look at their youtube channel and subscribe Always interesting to hear more detail information about past productions cartoon brew is posting about moulin Great news that the maya indie version is going to be worldwide available It's a special talk with Jorge and it says here next week, which is this week Speaking of this week, Disney Studios week is happening this week every day at 6 30 p.m If I wouldn't do animation I would do sound design. So this whole post about the layers of sound for the t-rex so cool Another job posting for freelance animators And we're switching to linkedin. Tony has posted a really cool clip here Another linkedin post Carlson has posted a really cool render done in unity Speaking of awesome Ricky has posted a really cool clip here. Make sure to look at his profile and his posts And last but not least a absolutely fantastic clip by Montaigne. Make sure to look at his posts and his profile fantastic work


to a spontaneous edition of A Course in Miracles Live. And today I thought I would talk about peaceful, content, and happy. That's the core. That's the basics. And also welcome some of you every other week. I show a global movie with everyone, all my friends around the world. And so we will be showing one tomorrow at Saturday, 10 a.m., central standard time. And you're welcome to join us. Just go to the Mystical Christ and register up on the tribe of Christ and pop in and join us for that. It's gonna be a lot of fun. Sometimes these movie gatherings, it starts off with a setup and then we have the movie. I come in and do some commentary during the movie and we just have a great time. We just experienced the peace and the joy and the love and the contentment and happiness. So today I thought I would talk about that. And I prayed on what to reference here and A Course in Miracles could help us along those lines because that's what we want in our heart. That's what we want is to stay consistently in this peace and love, joy, happiness, contentment. And so I turned to the section in the manual for teachers of A Course in Miracles and this is the section four or what are the characteristics of God's teachers? So 10 ideas to take you there. To bring you into a state of mind and they actually are more reflections of your heart when your heart is really beating with the pulse of God and you're lined and connected with God then this is like a little seminar on what is natural. So here's 10 ideas that are called the 10 characteristics of God's teachers. And I think that'll be a great insight for us. Number one, trust. This is the foundation on which their ability to fulfill their function rest. Perception is the result of learning. In fact, perception is learning because cause and effect are never separated. The teachers of God have trust in the world because they have learned. It is not governed by the laws the world made up. It is governed by a power that is in them but not of them. It is this power that keeps all things safe. It is through this power that the teachers of God look on a forgiven world. When this power has once been experienced it is impossible to trust one's own petty strength again. Who would attempt to fly with the tiny wings of a sparrow when the mighty power of an eagle has been given him? And who would place his faith in the shabby offerings of the ego when the gifts of God are laid for him? What is it that induces them to make the shift? So they will go through a development of trust and that will deepen because trust is our first idea. And then comes honesty. All other traits of God's teachers rest on trust. Once that has been achieved the others cannot fail to follow. Only the trusting can afford honesty for only they can see its value. Honesty does not apply only to what you say. The term actually means consistency. There is nothing you say that contradicts what you think or do. No thought opposes any other thought. No act belies your word and no word lacks agreement with another. Such are the truly honest. At no level are they in conflict with themselves. Therefore it is impossible for them to be in conflict with anyone or anything. The peace of mind which the advanced teachers of God experience is largely due to their perfect honesty. It is only the wish to deceive that makes for war. No one at one with himself can even conceive of conflict. Conflict is the inevitable result of self-deception and self-deception is dishonesty. There is no challenge to a teacher of God. Challenge implies doubt and the trust on which God's teachers rest secure makes doubt impossible. Therefore they can only succeed. And this is in all things they are honest. They can only succeed because they never do their will alone. They choose for all mankind, for all the world and all things in it. For the unchanging and unchangeable beyond appearances and for the son of God and his creator. How could they not succeed? They choose in perfect honesty sure of their choice as of themselves. Tolerance. God's teachers do not judge. To judge is to be dishonest for to judge is to assume a position you do not have. Judgment without self-deception is impossible. Judgment implies that you have been deceived in your brothers. How then could you not have been deceived in yourself? Judgment implies a lack of trust and trust remains the bedrock of the teacher of God's whole thought system. Let this be lost and all his learning goes. Without judgment are all things equally acceptable. For who could judge otherwise? Without judgment are all men brothers. For who is there who stands apart? Judgment destroys honesty and shatters trust. No teacher of God can judge and hope to learn. Beautiful. I love, always love that line. Without judgment are all things equally acceptable. Okay, gentleness. Harm is impossible for God's teachers. They can neither harm nor be harmed. Harm is the outcome of judgment. It is the dishonest act that follows a dishonest thought. It is a verdict of guilt upon a brother and therefore on oneself. It is the end of peace and the denial of learning. It demonstrates the absence of God's curriculum and its replacement by insanity. No teacher of God but must learn and fairly early in his training that harmfulness completely obliterates his function from his awareness. It will make him confused, fearful, angry and suspicious. It will make the Holy Spirit lessons impossible to learn. Nor can God's teacher be heard at all except by those who realize that harm can actually achieve nothing. No gain can come of it. Therefore God's teachers are wholly gentle. They need the strength of gentleness for it is in this that the function of salvation becomes easy. To those who would do harm, it is impossible. To those whom harm has no meaning, it is merely natural. What choice but this has meaning to the same?  And who would choose weakness that must come from harm in place of the unfailing, all-encompassing and limitless strength of gentleness? The might of God's teachers lies in their gentleness for they have understood their evil thoughts came neither from God's son nor his creator. Thus did they join their thoughts with him who is their source. And so their will which always was his own is free to be itself. Joy. Joy is the inevitable result of gentleness. Gentleness means that fear is now impossible and what could come to interfere with joy? The open hands of gentleness are always filled. The gentle have no pain. They cannot suffer. Why would they not be joyous? They are sure they are beloved and must be safe. Joy goes with gentleness as surely as grief attends attack. God's teachers trust in him and they are sure his teacher goes before them making sure no harm can come to them. They hold his gifts and follow in his way because God's voice directs them in all things. Joy is their song of thanks and Christ looks down on them in thanks as well. His need of them is just as great as theirs of him. How joyous it is to share the purpose of salvation. Defenselessness. God's teachers have learned how to be simple. They have no dreams that need defense against the truth. They do not try to make themselves. Their joy comes from their understanding who created them and does what God created need defense. No one can become an advanced teacher of God until he fully understands that defenses are but foolish guardians of mad illusions. The more grotesque the dream, the fiercer and more powerful its defenses seem to be. Yet when the teacher of God finally agrees to look past them, he finds that nothing was there. Slowly at first he lets himself be undeceived but he learns faster as his trust increases. It is not danger that comes when defenses are laid down. It is safety. It is peace. It is joy and it is God. Generosity. The term generosity has special meaning to the teacher of God. It is not the usual meaning of the word. In fact, it is a meaning that must be learned and learned very carefully. Like all other attributes of God's teachers, this one rests ultimately on trust. For without trust, no one can be generous in the true sense. To the world, generosity means giving away in the sense of giving up. To the teachers of God, it means giving away in order to keep. This has been emphasized throughout the text and the workbook, but it is perhaps more alien to the thinking of the world than many other ideas in our curriculum. Its greater strangeness lies merely in the obviousness of its reversal of the world's thinking in the clearest possible way. And at the simplest of levels, the word means the exact opposite to the teachers of God and to the world. The teacher of God is generous out of Christ self-interest. This does not refer, however, to the ego self, which the world speaks. The teacher of God does not want anything he cannot give away because he realizes it would be valueless to him by definition. What would he want it for? He could only lose because of it. He could not gain. Therefore, he does not seek what only he could keep because that is a guarantee of loss. He does not want to suffer. Why should he ensure himself pain? But he does want to keep for himself all things that are of God and therefore for his son. These are the things that belong to him. These he can give away in true generosity protecting them forever for himself. There it is. But he does want to keep for himself all things that are of God and therefore of his son. These he can give away in true generosity protecting them forever for himself. It's the beatitudes all over. Patience. Those who are certain of the outcome can afford to wait and wait without anxiety. Patience is natural to the teacher of God. All he sees is certain outcome at a time perhaps unknown to him as yet, but not in doubt. The time will be as right as is the answer. And this is true for everything that happens now or in the future. The past as well held no mistakes. Nothing that did not serve to benefit the world as well as him to whom it seemed to happen. Well, we've got to say that one again. Here it is. The past as well held no mistakes. Nothing that did not serve to benefit the world as well as him to whom it seemed to happen. Perhaps it was not understood at the time. Even so, the teacher of God is willing to reconsider all his past decisions if they are causing pain to anyone. Patience is natural to those who trust. Sure of the ultimate interpretation of all things in time, no outcome already seen or yet to come can cause them fear. Faithfulness, the extent of the teacher of God's faithfulness is the measure of his advancement in the curriculum. Does he still select some aspects of his life to bring to his learning while keeping others apart? If so, his advancement is limited and his trust not yet firmly established. Faithfulness is the teacher of God's trust in the word of God to set all things right, not some, but all. Generally, his faithfulness begins by resting on just some problems remaining carefully limited for a time. To give up all problems to one answer is to reverse the thinking of the world entirely. And that alone is faithfulness. Nothing but that really deserves the name. Yet each degree, however small, is worth achieving. Readiness, as the text notes, is not mastery. True faithfulness, however, does not deviate. Being consistent, it is wholly honest.  Being based on fearlessness, it is gentle. Being certain, it is joyous. And being confident, it is tolerant. Faithfulness then combines in itself the other attributes of God's teachers. It implies acceptance of the word of God and his definition of his son. It is to them that faithfulness in the true sense is always directed. Toward them it looks, seeking until it finds. Defenselessness attends it naturally and joy is its condition. In having found, it rests in quiet certainty on that alone to which all faithfulness is due. And finally, our 10th idea, open-mindedness. The centrality of open-mindedness, perhaps the last of the attributes the teacher of God acquires, is easily understood when its relationship to forgiveness is recognized. Open-mindedness comes with lack of judgment. As judgment shuts the mind against God's teachers, so open-mindedness invites him to come in. As condemnation judges the son of God as evil. So open-mindedness permits him to be judged by the voice for God on his behalf. As the projection of guilt upon him would send him to hell, so open-mindedness lets Christ's image be extended to him. Only the open-minded can be at peace for they alone see reason for it. How do the open-minded forgive? They have let go all things that would prevent forgiveness. They have in truth abandoned the world and let it be restored to them in newness and in joy so glorious they could never have conceived of such a change. Nothing is now as it was formerly. Nothing but sparkles now, which seemed so dull and lifeless before. And above all are all things welcoming for threat is gone. No clouds remain to hide the face of Christ. Now is the goal achieved. Forgiveness is the final goal of the curriculum. It paves the way for what goes far beyond all learning. The curriculum makes no effort to exceed its legitimate goal. Forgiveness is its single aim at which all learning ultimately converges. It is indeed enough. You may have noticed that the list of attributes of God's teachers does not include things that are the son of God's inheritance. Terms like love, sinlessness, perfection, knowledge, and eternal truth do not appear in this context. They would be most inappropriate here. What God has given is so far beyond our curriculum that learning but disappears in its presence. Yet while its presence is obscured, the focus properly belongs on the curriculum. It is the function of God's teachers to bring true learning to the world. Properly speaking, it is unlearning that they bring, for that is true learning in the world, unlearning. It is given to the teachers of God to bring the glad tidings of complete forgiveness to the world. Blessed indeed are they, for they are the bringers of salvation. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. And I thought I would close today with a song from my friend, Helena Hoonison. And this is a very deep, penetratingly deep meditation. It's a prayer, it's called in the center. So let's just all really, really relax and close your eyes and open your heart. Feel the sincere prayer of your heart for peace. Feel your willingness to go in the center of your being. It's a matter of speed, it's wisdom to say. It's some strong speed, it's wisdom to say. It just stops. Beautiful, very still, very still. I wish you a quiet day in the center, staying your heart of you.


Well, in a surprising turn of events, it does seem as if there is a possibility that the residents of Flint, Michigan Who were poisoned were talking about 100,000 people most the people of color they may actually see Some justice because the former governor Rick Snyder who poisoned them is going to be charged So as AP reports former Michigan governor Rick Snyder his health director and other ex-officials have been told they are being Charged after a new investigation of the Flint water scandal which devastated the majority black city with lead Contaminated water and was blamed for a deadly outbreak of Legionnaires disease the Associated Press has learned Two people with knowledge of the planned prosecution told the AP on Tuesday that the Attorney General's office has informed defense lawyers about Indictments in Flint and told them to expect initial court appearances soon They spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly The AP could not determine the nature of the charges against Snyder former health department director Nick Lyon and others who were in his administration Including Rick Baird a friend who was the governor's key troubleshooter while in office Courtney Covington Watkins a spokeswoman for the Attorney General's office said only that investigators were working Dilligently and will share more as soon as we're in a position to do so Snyder a Republican who has been out of office for two years was governor when state appointed managers in Flint switched the city's water To the Flint River in 2014 as a cost-saving step while a pipeline was being built to Lake Huron The water however was not treated to reduce corrosion a disastrous decision affirmed by state regulators that caused lead To leech from old pipes and spoiled the distribution system used by nearly 100,000 residents Snyder's attorney Brian Lennon released a blistering statement on Tuesday saying a criminal prosecution would be outrageous He said state prosecutors have refused to share information about these charges with us Snyder apologized for the catastrophe during his 2016 state of the state speech and said government at all levels had failed Flint So this story has me cautiously optimistic I mean we certainly we have to see what the indictments entail What the charges will be but the fact that there's any accountability at all when we thought that this wasn't a possibility Just a year ago it really is encouraging to see and make no mistake about it This man is a criminal. He should be in prison for the rest of his life Because to save money He poisoned 100,000 residents if that doesn't speak to how evil capitalism is then nothing else will and look We've got to give credit to status coup and Jordan Sheridan for constantly reporting on this story Keeping folks engaged and I want to link you to the documentary flushing Flint because it goes over Exactly how Damaging this was and he talks to folks, you know with children who were poisoned and after they were learning to talk They stopped talking and it's just honestly gut-wrenching and you know, some of you may have tuned out of this story Because it's happened a long time ago by now seemingly and not all of the lead pipes in Flint have been replaced Like they still don't have clean drinking water in Flint, Michigan. Believe it or not But if you've kind of like checked out and you find this story like old because so much has happened since then Trust me, even if you don't care about Flint care about yourself stay engaged with the story Make sure that accountability happens because guess what the next Flint, Michigan could happen anywhere in the United States This is according to experts now one potential pitfall that I want to talk about and this is a completely like premature discussion is That Rick Snyder has aligned himself with Joe Biden in the 2020 election He endorsed Joe Biden and Disgustingly enough Joe Biden didn't reject that endorsement Joe Biden embraced that endorsement and bragged about that endorsement Obviously because he wanted to you know bolster his conservative bonafides and bragged to Republicans that hey I even got this Republican governor to endorse me completely ignoring the fact that this man is a criminal who poisoned 100,000 people So in the event we see a situation where justice is served and he does get locked up What if Joe Biden pardons him? Now that's only a possibility if he's charged Federally if he's charged at the state level then Joe Biden can't do anything a president can only pardon someone When they're charged with federal crimes but I mean Him aligning with Joe Biden It could have been like a strategic ploy in the event federal charges do you know take place after the state charges him We don't know what's gonna happen and again this conversation is really premature But just the mere fact that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris like bragged about getting endorsed by this criminal It shows to their lack of integrity. It shows to their desperation and They don't even care about the human cost. So look We don't know what's gonna come of this It's still really early, but just the fact that charges are coming. This is a really good thing to see The residents of Flint who are poisoned who will have lead in their blood forever You know, they're going to never be healthy again Like they'll never get their former lives back, but to see him Get jailed that's like the minimum that they should expect for everything that they've gone through and again I've got to give credit to Jordan Sheridan of status who who has never taken his foot off the gas who has constantly kept viewers engaged on this very important subject and You know, it's about Flint, but it's not just about Flint This can happen anywhere in the United States because when you live in a late-stage capitalist society, trust me This isn't going to be the last time that cost saving measures are Used that are to the detriment of humanity. So, you know this This is something that we're gonna have to be watching very closely But for now, I do feel cautiously optimistic that there's gonna be at least some justice for the residents of Flint, Michigan


is Nagarpanjami or Nagarpanjami as it is known in southern India. This used to be one of the most significant festivals in India at one time. There is a very rich history, mythology, science and human experience all mixed up as to what this day is about. It has receded in its significance. One reason is as we became more logical, more towards dissection of life, not an embrace of life, we tend to drop these things because we… our logic cannot wrap itself around certain aspects or dimensions of life, you know, dimension, dimension, dimension. I want everybody to be happy. So because we can't wrap our heads around it, whatever we cannot wrap our heads around, we drop it. This has been happening ever since that went off European education becoming the standard form of education around the world. Whatever we think is our education today is essentially from… fundamentally from the European systems of education everywhere in the world, today that has become the standard and that has led to one form of development. One sort of consequences, conveniences, comforts. But when you look at the consequences of the comforts and conveniences that have come to us through this approach to life to keep our… the bottom of our body comfortable we're destroying the very planet upon which we live. That is the culture or there was a culture still is living in Isha Yoga Center that we chose to make our bodies in such a way. Our minds and energies in such a way that we could sit on a rock very comfortably. We didn't need a cushion. If cushion came we enjoyed it but we never sought a cushion. That happened because we did not evolve the idea of comfort and convenience through our logical means. We evolved the idea of comfort and convenience from our experiential dimension of life. We know this that when we are feeling absolutely blissed out and wonderful, we can sit on a rock and rock feels tremendously comfortable. When we are feeling miserable and depressed, the best cushion on the planet becomes extremely uncomfortable even if you sit on a cloud because these days most people are living on the cloud, you know, cloud. So the fluff of the cloud also cannot bring comfort to you because you have misunderstood life as a process that you could grasp by dissection. By this call pill of your logic you think you can cut into everything and know everything. For this we have a price, we have paid a price and we are continuing to pay. If you don't set a few things right, well the price will be too big, too big for generations to come, everybody knows that today. I want you to understand the worst kind of things on this planet have been done with good intentions because that is what our logic tells us. All the struggles that the world is facing today in terms of strife, war, hunger and above all ecological degradation and of course the pandemic is simply because our idea of life has become too linear. We are unwilling to look at life the way it is. We want the whole cosmos to pass through the needle hole of our mind. When you do that, you won't have a cosmos, at the most you'll have a thread, you could make a nose out of it. It's happening in many ways. Sadhguru, Nagarpanjmi, why are you saying all this? Because of this only because even now Nagarpanjmi in the lawns that you're sitting, if you… if you don't have to see, if somebody behind you say snake, snake, oh you will be hopping all over the place. Not today if it comes, you must sit there, all right? A snake doesn't have enough venom to bite all of you. Only one. It'll empty itself and we have an ambulance ready for you. You don't have to worry, it's going to come and bite all of us and finish us. Now, if somebody says elephant, you will have to run. Snake, you don't have to run, you can sit and wait who he chooses, who knows.  So this day was one of the most significant festivals in this culture. When our perception… when our perception of life was more holistic in this direction, the snake particularly the cobra was very significant. Well let me tell you, because you know anything you say, it has to in some way correlate with the little signs that you read in your school textbook. Most of you have not read a sentence about any signs after you left high school probably. Yes, it's a fact. Most of you have not.  Anything if you say, we'll say, but that's not scientific, when did you become a scientist? So today science is, you know, trying to get into its full circle where for example, right now this virus is in the news, you know, it doesn't matter, this is Olympics happening. But nobody's talking about the champions, everybody's talking about one single champion, COVID virus. And in how many ways he or she, I don't know, because now it is not a thing, nobody will contest whether COVID is he or she, because there is no gender, but because of our language limitations, we will have to call him or her. What do you prefer? Shall we call it her? No, no, no. Now they don't want it. See, the ladies, all right, but let's say him, all the bad things men will take. So in how many ways he is manifesting around the world, how many gold medals, easy winning, that is a conversation. Poor athletes are running and doing so many things, nobody's talking about them, everybody's talking about the virus. But it is a fact that in our body, how many cells we have in this body, from our genetic lineage, we have ten times more microbes in the system. That is, if you have one hundred cells in this body, you have one thousand microbes, that is a proportion. So you're only ten percent human, rest you're also a microbe, ninety percent. Well when this is the case, why a microorganism has become such a big thing is, because we have dealt with our lives in a certain way, we have lived in such a certain way, we have made our systems to arrive at a place where the very things which are supporting our life can take our life. Maybe a few thousand years ago human body was not like this, it's become like this because the way we conduct our minds, the way we experience life, in many ways shapes the kind of system that we have. I'm not saying if it's two thousand years ago you wouldn't have gotten the virus, no that's not the point. It wouldn't be what it is today, that's all. So essentially I'm talking about if you go with your logic, you will naturally dissect everything, try to understand everything logically. If you intuitively perceive life, then you're trying to grasp life in the fullness of what it is. In the evolutionary scale of things, we recognize the yogic system recognizes three levels of development as very important. Within you these three for instead of calling them aspects, let's call them these three stages of development or these three animals or lives which still are. From an amoeba to who you are right now, the three animals still live within you in different ways and represent different aspect. This is called a swana, kaka and naga. Swana means a dog, it is a mammal, a mammal which is very good with its survival process. For a long time people said that dog is the man's best friend. These days you cannot say that because of various gender issues that why is a dog coming into our life. But a dog is the best friend of a woman right now in large parts of the world. Yes, I'm just being nasty, but dogs have acquired a different level of significance because a man used to pet a dog because it was good for his survival when he was outdoors.  So dogs have moved from survival to providing emotional comfort.  These are his qualities.  So he was always a very good support for a man and he was his best friend. But now the ladies discovered he is the best love affair, most enduring and unfailing love affair. Yes. It doesn't matter what you did in the morning and then went to office, even if you kicked him around, by the time you come in the evening he is waiting for you. So the quality of the dog is of breath and brain, as far as yoga is concerned.   You become smart. No, no. Do not misunderstand intelligence as smart.  Otherwise, if you're by yourself there is no chance of feeling smart. Intelligence is a different aspect. Intelligence is a very inclusive process. Being smart is always in competition with something else, being better than somebody. So a dog is smart. So this dimension exists within us and by handling our breath in a certain way, the swana aspect of you can be activated.  So this is the swana or the dog within you. I know I'm not… don't connect this to, you know, the social usage of these words. In some societies if they say you are a dog, that is supposed to be putting you down, even so in India unfortunately.  In some societies, oh, dog, very tasty, different things. I'm not talking about the social context, how it's evolved. But in yoga, we recognize these three stages of evolution as significant landmarks within you even today.  The next is the kaka, kaka does not mean just a crow, because crow is… you know, because if it's a democracy, if all the birds vote, crows will win because their numbers used to be more, not anymore. They used to be more before the cell phone towers came, now their numbers have become very limited. I don't think we have seen a crow anywhere around here in the last few years. We have not seen a crow. I have not seen a crow in the yoga center at all. So a crow used to be big in number in population, so we represented all the bird life as a crow. Kaka does not necessarily mean a crow, it means a bird. A bird is of a certain nature. Here it's… you know the sense of smell and hearing is dominant in the swana or the dog. In the bird, the sense of seeing and sensations are very significant. Sense of seeing is significant, you know that the eagle that is flying up there, very high up there, nearly two thousand feet sometimes. But he's looking down, a little mouse moves in the land here, he just knows when he comes straight down for his dinner or his lunch. So in terms of sight, they're very sharp. You know you want to have a bird's eye view if you want to get a grasp of the place. So he has a vision which gives him a sense of what is what very clearly because he has a distance because of flight, he has a distance. Because of the distance, he gets to see things in a certain way which leads to certain wisdom. So in many societies, birds are recognized as wise, maybe specific birds. In India, crows are recognized as wise, crows are recognized as birds which are having ancestral wisdom. In certain other cultures, owls are recognized as wise. In India, owl is considered to be stupid, this is all cultural stuff. Different people perceive different ways but anyway, once you have a bird's eye view of something, you naturally become wise because you have a bigger picture which others who are crawling on the earth do not have. So a bird is considered wise if one is seeking wisdom, a larger wisdom of things of the world, then you need to activate the caca within you. And in terms of sensations, well this is something probably most people have not paid attention to. A bird is covered with feather unless it's a dressed, you know. So let's say a little breeze comes this way, gentle, today is strong, but let's say a gentle breeze comes this way, the feathers are not really live, not really live. It is alive but not the way the rest of the body is, it's like your hair. But through these feathers, through this hair of the feather, the feather is rooted in the body in such a way that it gives a very deep sense of sensation to the bird. A bird is sleeping like this in the nights. If a snake starts moving up the tree, just that moment will give him sensations. And many times I have watched this because I have slept on the trees many days. So I have seen this, with eyes closed they'll just jump a little bit like this. This they go to the edge of the branch. With eyes closed they're still sleeping. Those of you who sleepwalking, you know what I'm talking about. Because their sensation is very deep, the feather is rooted into the body, small things that are happening around, physical things, it notices. It's because of this, on certain trees it will not sit in the night. Tamarind tree is one of them as you know, birds don't settle in the night on a tamarind tree for certain reasons because their sensation is very, very sensitive and vision is very sharp. So wisdom and sensitivity to physical things, physical sensations are very strong. The third is naga or the serpent. Well this is in your physiology, this is connected to the visceral aspects of who you are. The cellular activity and the movement of the blood are related to naga. Your ability to grasp something which cannot be grasped by the five senses. Rather to the swana and kaka represent sharpening of your senses in terms of hearing and smelling, seeing and feeling. But the naga represents that dimension which cannot be perceived by the senses. It is because of that in the yogic culture, maximum attention was given to naga. Well Adiyogi is carrying a naga around his throat because this represents that aspect of you where you are able to perceive something which your senses cannot perceive. Where the five senses fail, there the work of the naga begins. Well as a part of building this Isaiyoga center as a powerful teetha or as a powerful energy space, one process which is still not fully done is, I'm sorry, I promised you we will make the naga in the surya couldn't grow. Now he is growing but not at the pace I want because he is demanding certain things which hopefully by the beginning of next year, 2022, we will provide him what he wants and he will grow, he will grow right up till there and beyond. The intention is in some way this energy that we refer to as naga which is perceptive beyond five senses envelopes the planet itself. Been working on this for quite some time. Well, with various other activities not paid enough attention but I think that is going to happen at least significantly through 2022 and maybe by 2024 we should have done something which really brings this quality to all those who are willing in the world. Let's see, it's a lot of work and it means in some way you are meddling with your own cellular activity, the basic pulsations of life in the cells. So it will take some effort, some energy, some support, various things. Let's see how far we will get but I'm sure we'll get there because the basics have been done. Question is only how quickly we will do it or how much time it takes. There is no more question about whether we will do it or not, we definitely will. So among the naga, there are twelve dimensions of naga which are worshipped in India. These are called Ananta, Vasuki, Sesha, Padma, Kambala, Karkotaka, Ashvatara, Dhritarashtra, Sankapala, Kaliya, Thaksaka and Pingala. These are the twelve aspects. These twelve aspects also relate to the twelve aspects of the calendar, the twelve aspects of the, you know, the stars and stuff that people read in various cultures, literally across the world. You see symbolisms, proof, symbolic proof. From twenty-thousand years onwards, you will see various artifacts around the world showing how snake played an important part in their mystical journey of those tribes in variety of places from Russia to China, of course India, Africa, Egypt, Greece, South America, North America. Everywhere you have serpent symbolism representing this and in North America when we were on this tour, we discovered there is a four hundred meter long serpent mound in Ohio, four hundred meters long, overlooking a very big crater which could have happened either because of an asteroid hit or maybe a gas burst there saying, we do not know how it happened. But a four hundred meter long serpent built with mud, a mound, it's a serpent mound. So various people across the world have come to this not by transportation of cultures, that also has happened, but that is not the reason why it's happened. Wherever people perceived something beyond five senses, wherever people spent time more as closed, pratyahara essentially. If you do swana and kaka, there is no pratyahara, you are out and open to the world.  Wherever pratyahara happened, wherever withdrawal of sense happened, there Naga lived. There they recognized the significance of this dimension of evolutionary residue which remains within us and how we can activate that and how it can become a process of one's evolution beyond the limitations of one's senses. In the snake which is around Shiva's throat is referred to as Vasuki, but the Vishnu's snake is referred to as Shesha. If you do not know this, those of you who learnt early part of your school, you did in local languages in southern India, if you did, either… I do not know what's the word in Tamil, but in Telugu and Canada, if you're learning mathematics, Shesha means remainder. In mathematics it's a common thing, Shesha. So that is the word that is used for this, because this snake or this serpent represents the Shesha or what is always a remainder of when a certain creation ends, certain things remain, a certain core aspect remains, which once again germinates into another creation. So it is upon this Shesha that Vishnu rests. That means when he is resting, when there is no creation to maintain, he is resting and Shesha, what is remainder. So that is a common term in Indian mathematics that we use the word Shesha to represent remainder. So this is a far deeper thing, but the problem right now is I have to speak in English language and I have to sound logical because I'm on… what… what all I'm on right now, Facebook, YouTube and whatever. What to do? Logic is a powerful means for us to live well here, but logic is not powerful enough to penetrate through every aspect of life.  Are you missed? The audio people must create a… like a… you know, like an echo for me. Whenever I say I dimension three times, it must happen. I don't have to say it again and again. Adi Shesha uncoils and time moves forward. This is the mythology about it. This means the… the remainder that is left from the previous creation stays and when it begins to uncoil, it is called as Adi Shesha because it's the first reminder, reminder which is there and it uncoils means another creation begins to happen. So this is a very profound aspect of life expressed in symbolic ways. So this Nagarapanchami or Nagopanchami today represents all this one. In the month of Sravana on the day of fifth day, this is the day which is very significant for those who want to penetrate on no life beyond their physicality, beyond their senses. This is not just about experiencing or realization or liberation, this is about knowing. If you want to know, maybe not everybody wishes to know, that is okay. Some people just want to be free, they don't care to know, it's all right. But those who want to know for them, this aspect of evolutionary reminder within you is very, very important, otherwise it doesn't really function whether you actually relate to the symbolism or not, but you have to invigorate that dimension. Your Adi Shesha has to begin to uncoil and move if you want to know aspects beyond five senses, aspects beyond physical nature. Well, it's a… you're all sitting in the dock, in the grass, maybe, maybe. I'm not talking about your Kundalini uncoiling.  We can wander around in front of Adi Yogi if they're thinking of taking their nightly walk. Don't disturb them, just sit there still, let them go, okay? This is something that you must learn. This is something that this culture has always valued that people never killed snake in this culture till recently. In case accidentally they killed, they gave the snake a funeral, a proper funeral, like how it is done for a human being, because they recognized certain aspects of what a serpent is. So here we are and I think I just scribbled a small poem to the afternoon. Let me read this to you, not much. It's called Nagapanchami. If it was… if it was not for the serpent, Adi Yogi would be without a moving ornament. If it was not for the serpent, Adi Yogi would be without a moving ornament. The first dumb couple would be twiddling their thumbs denied even of their basic physical purpose. The first dumb couple would be twiddling their thumbs denied even of their basic physical purpose. I would not have a speed, the ways of the creation and the creator. I would not have a speed, the ways of the creation and the creator. Nor would I know when to shift gears for accelerated and smooth function of Shiva's will. Nor would I know when to shift gears for accelerated and smooth function of Shiva's will. If it is not for the serpent, there are innumerable legends and mythological and symbolic representations of a serpent across all cultures, without exception really. It is only in the last probably twelve hundred, thirteen hundred or maybe fifteen hundred years we've been trying to eliminate the snake or the serpent from our cultures because we've not been able to wrap our heads around it. You should not wrap yourself around a serpent, it should wrap around you. When you don't get this point, then it's difficult. This is the whole thing.  That's a foolish thing to do. You must become available for the life to grasp you. This is happening with me also. People are trying to get the guru. No, you must allow him to get you. So the significance of the snake can be seen this way. When you're logical, you're trying to grasp life. When you become very intuitive and perceptive, you are willing to allow life to grasp you because you have seen the limitations of who you are. You have seen how small a life you are. So you allow life to happen to you. Even now, life is happening to you, don't think you're doing it. Fortunately, you are not doing it because otherwise many times you will forget to do it. It's happening just to sit here and enjoy. The greatest thing that's happening, which is life, how much fuss, how much fuss. The greatest thing that's happening here right now is life. There's no question about it. When it's happening free, all you have to do is find some rubbish and put it in your stomach to keep the body going. Rubbish is very nutritious. For that, how much fuss. So this has happened because we have given up the way of the serpent. We are not allowing life to coil around us. We are trying to get it. This we trying to get it if you relax it a little bit. Life is always wrapped around you. See, in a very simple way, in a very physical way if you have to see it, there that you breathe is life. In southern India we call it usir. Usir and vir are not two different things. Breath and life, breath and being are not considered at two different things. Here in this part of the world, breath is being. Because if there is no breath, you are not going to be. Maybe you are, some of you are carrying your own oxygen tank post-COVID, I don't know. But otherwise, life is wrapping you, isn't it? You're wrapped in life. Well, if you're foolish, you will contaminate that also and suffer. Otherwise, free, free of cost. It is wrapping around every life what is needed. Sustainance is always on. But we have made it so complicated and miserable, simply this one thing. We are trying to eliminate one dimension of life and try to live on one leg. This is all. There is perception and there is intellect. If you empower the intellect, you will be very smart. But you need fools around you. Otherwise, how will you be smart?  But if you allow life to happen to you in its full glory, maybe you will not be considered smart in the society.  Because I am. People are telling me, Sadhguru, with the knowledge that you have, you could have done this, you could have earned a billion dollars, you could be a billionaire.  Hello? There's somebody was floating this around in the WhatsApp groups sometime ago. This is about, suppose there was a ape or a monkey which gathered all the bananas in the forest and kept it for itself. Not though many other monkeys were hungry and dying, it kept all the bananas for itself, though it cannot eat all those bananas.  But if such a thing happens to a human being, they appear in the Forbes magazine.  Because I know there is no banking services elsewhere other than this planet. And I know my time is limited here. Why would I acquire billions of dollars? For what? But people think that is smart.    How vibrant, how exuberant, how joyful, how wonderful a life you are, that's all that matters. In this pursuit, naga is very important to be like him. Look at him. Ah! To just be like this. Exuberant, intoxicated and still. If you're exuberant, you think you must dance. You must do something else. If you're intoxicated, you think you must do this. No. Stillness, exuberance and intoxication all in one. Life happens to you in the highest possible way. This is what naga panchami represents in a certain way, certain aspect of it. In the process of evolution, these three seshas within us or remainders within us of swana, kaka and naga, those who seek these qualities, those who seek to be smart in the world, swana, those who want to have an overview and feel wise within themselves, kaka, those who want to bury themselves into life because the source of life is the very soil that you're sitting upon right now, those who want to immerse themselves in life, naga. Here we are. Naga panchami. All of you, wherever you are in the world, we can… we can… one second, just hold on, just please… please be there. We'll do a simple little process, wherever you are, if you're online, wherever you are in the world, whatever time of the day it is, if we do it at certain times, it would be better.  Seriously upward, like this. And right now, close your eyes, sit like this. Now inhale, wait, wait, wait, don't do it, just listen to me.  Hold it for just two seconds and let it back and visualize that all life on the planet is getting a fresh breath of air because of your exhalation. Just inhale the entire atmosphere and let go, let life come back upon this planet. Once again, inhale the entire bubble of atmosphere and let go, let the plants and animals breathe once again. Inhale, hold, let it go, let every life on this planet breathe again. Inhale, let it go, let all life be nourished by this breath.  Inhale, let it go, may you become the basis of nourishment on this planet. Inhale, let it go, just relax your hands and sit still. The pandemic is on, it's not over. Consciously how responsibly we behave will determine how much it's going to affect our lives. For those of you who find responsible behavior is painful because you are a jungly. Word jungly comes from the word jungle, which means forest dwellers are supposed to be wild. Do one thing, go and visit the tribes who are forest dwellers, they're very quiet, well-behaved, very quiet. It's only the city folk who are wild, hello? The real junglies come from the city. So if you have escaped from the concrete jungle and you're here, you're most welcome. But very important, there is conscious and responsible behavior for your own well-being, the well-being of the yoga center and above all, to fulfill the purpose for which you are here. It becomes very important and wherever else you are, all of you in different cities across the world, wherever you are, make this happen. I've been saying this again and again, I say it once again because it's very important right now that you must take this vow that you will not get infected. That means you will be that careful, always conscious and responsible how you behave. Suppose it happened that you did get infected, you ensure from you one more person should not get this in this world. You are not the spreader, you are never the source of problem. If you can be a source of solution, fantastic. If you cannot be, at least you are not the source of problem. Will you make this happen all of you? Good then, then what's the problem? There is Divya Darshanam today after the long break. That's for you. Let's do that, how do we turn it on?


Hi, good morning and welcome to today's products and focus. The US 30 retreated there late on Friday afternoon. After non-farm purals just managed to e-cow slightly better than the estimate figure, but it wasn't enough to help support the markets who were expecting a slightly more exceptional figure that came out. So I think the estimate was about 240. It came in at 252, 254. Markets initially had a little move to the upside, but then came off trading below the potential support at 177.38. We've had a little bounce this morning across most global equity markets, but it feels like it could be relatively short-lived as we don't have any other major economic data due out until later on in the week. So that's where we stand for the US 30. UK 100, again, that similar pattern, that sell-off, it's actually, it opened higher, but it's already moving into negative territory for the day. We're trading in between two moving averages right here. The other technical indicators are quite neutral. This isn't looking too good for the UK 100 in the short term. We've got potential resistance at 65.89. The markets, as I said, are slightly higher than when they closed on Friday, but it does look like there is downwards pressure happening. And we are still seeing a sell-off in crude oil, with Goldman Sachs actually giving new price targets for Brent and West Texas, around about $40 and $41, respectively. So that's a little bit lower than where we are right now. So that is adding extra weight, considering most of these markets are quite heavily energy-focused as well. So looking at Japan 225, it got ahead a little bit as well. Dollar yen, we've been seeing a lot of safe haven buying gold has spiked up to its highest level in multiple months. The yen has wrestled control for the US dollar again after that. I don't want to use the word disappointing non-farm perils figure, but that is how the market is going to be taking it. The dollar is going to roll over a little bit. You've seen a decent spike on cable and euro dollar. But we'll have to see if that continues on throughout the rest of the week. So that's where we stand for Japan 225, the middle of two ranges with 16392 being the next potential support level. Most other technical indicators are neutral with the MACD crossing the zero line, which is a negative factor on there. And we've almost got a death cost there on the moving averages on Japan 225 to be wary of. So looking at dollar yen, you can see that we're on the wrong side of potential support at 119. We've got to be eyeing up 117.36 just now, maybe capped by that 21 period SMA, maybe supported by the 55 period SMA with the other technicals firmly neutral right now, indicative of the fact that it could be further down side right here, purely from a technical perspective. Then moving on to West Texas crude, it's almost at its low for the most recent level. It gets to 46.68, that would be the low that we actually reached there in the 7th of January. Long-term potential support on West Texas still sits at $35.30. And that is a multi-multi-year low of a five-and-a-half-year low. And if we move on to gold, you'll be able to see that the gold has been moving in the right direction. Treasuries are helping to contribute to that after non-farm perils. Looks like those information right now, we were as high as 1231. There seems to be a little bit of reluctance to push on higher, especially when looking at the other markets, the dollar has staged a very modest bounce this morning. Obviously, a weaker dollar would help gold. The dollar is bouncing back. That kind of adds a bit of a capital to gold. But longer-term potential resistance on gold could sit around about 1242. So then moving on to euro-dollar, euro-dollar. We've got this retracement move that we quite like. There's retracement back up to one spot, 1872. Retracements are very useful if you do have a longer-term negative view on euro-dollar, as if that level remains intact. People do use it as a springboard to then re-challenge one spot, 1642. If it breaks above that, however, you'll be looking at one spot, 2047. Other technicals are obviously still massively oversold. Well, it's all about the price action. But certainly, we do seem to be bouncing nicely at one, 1872, but we've not managed to push that firmly into negative territory to be quite confident that momentum's gonna continue. But from a technical analysis perspective, that does look quite interesting. Looking at the UK 100, you can see that our Friday there was particularly good. And we have retreated slightly. As you see in the El Nentro Day charts there, the cable and euro-dollar just very recently in the last hour at the time of recording of this video have started to lose that momentum. The dollars are trying to wrestle control there a little bit as well. That could be a bearish and gulfing pattern should that continue on towards the end of today's session. But to be honest, we have only just started today. And there is a big absence of economic data. As you can see there today, there's nothing really that exciting. It's fast forward on to Tuesday. We've got a Chinese trade balance, some more UK data, PPI data and CPI. So we've got inflationary data, which people will be looking at quite closely. And then you've got even the RPI as well. So quite a lot of UK data due at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow. And if we go on to Wednesday, we've got Eurozone industrial production and US retail sales followed by, of course, Crudall Wednesday. You've got the petroleum stats report, which would be very, very interesting for West Texas. And we've even seen the West Texas oil contract going to Catango, which is when you've got the near term delivery being substantially cheaper than the three month forward rate contract. So there are gonna be a lot of people potentially looking to buy up a lot of physical oil in the short term to buy it today, to store it for the longer term and make money when it comes to that three month expiry time. So maybe we might be reaching a little bit of a floor on West Texas Crud over the next couple of months if people start to use a lot of that spare. Inventory capabilities that the US has to take advantage of that Quatango situation right now. More of a complex financial trade on there, but it's something that a lot of physical oil traders may be looking at when you're in this particular situation. So that'll be interesting to see people start buying up crude at these levels or if they're gonna wait until later on. So anyway, keeping an eye on the chart forum, you'll get lots of updates from our global analyst team. Make insights probably are going forward and join me again tomorrow to find out what happened next.


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Hello everyone, here is Yenivu Day, your day. Today I want to tell you about the time when the Geppatoos decided to acquire a Zen. Yes, you heard me right, acquired a Zen. Now, during that time I was only 12 years old and I moved very close to the Marlboro. In North East Queensland, for those of you who do not know, Queensland is a big state in Australia, so in fact it is North East Australia. I remember that once I came home from the Marlboro, and when I got close to home, I heard a very loud sound of a Zen. And it sounded like this, and then I heard you, because you looked at where the Zen was, but then I heard how the Zen was in my state, we were living in the urban areas, we were not in the farm. So I gave myself home, and when I got even closer, I heard it again, and I heard the sound of the sound. It came from the wrong side of my house. Now, I can't see the wrong side of the house, but I can find the background of the sound, I suppose. And of course, I quickly got home, because I saw where the Geppatoos were, not here. I saw the wrong side of the house, and saw the Zen. Also, a family, a big grey Zen, and it sounded like this, and then I looked at myself, why, didn't you ever see a Zen eating a herb, is that true? And then I looked at the panion, and went to it, and said, why do we have a Zen, and it looked at me with love in the eyes, and said, oh, me and your father, we went to the supermarket, and on you, we saw a Zen, next to the station, and it was very narrow, narrow to the station, and super it was a showroom, and it said, to take the Zen, or at night, I will tell it to you. And of course, I didn't want this charming and beautiful beast to do, you see, so don't look at it like that. And she gave herself to look at it with love in the eyes, and then I said, yes, and she said, and we went home, she took the truck, and went there, and took the Zen, and put it in the truck, and now it's not here, do you like your new Zen? And then she said, we call it Falla, do you like it? And I put it there like a shock. Yes, of course I like it. I am hungry for this Zen, when children have a Zen, isn't it? And I adjust to that, because three months ago, I was the most hungry child in my life, all the children came from other states to my house to see my Zen, and I stayed there.  I have a chocolate, yes, give me, what do you have? I have ice cream, I don't like it. Give me chocolate, chocolate, good, good. And come, come, I will show you my Zen. You have five minutes, no more, no more, of course, I don't want to stay too close to the Zen, I'm afraid that maybe it will eat me. But after three months, the neighbors didn't like our Zen either. Maybe it's because the Zen liked it for a long time, and I got black overnight. That's it, a lot. So of course my parents had to give the Zen to a local farmer, but I don't remember that time, because my father stayed there, he had it in his hands, I suppose, and looked at it like that, and he said, here you have to treat it well, it only likes green tea, it doesn't give it brown tea, if you give it brown tea, I will find you and I will tell you. But she didn't really laugh like that. But after the Zen was taken away, and I didn't get hungry anymore, do you really like my Zen only? So if you like this story, like it, share it with your friends, and if you haven't subscribed to my channel yet, subscribe, and I'll see you in the next video, and if you're not there, I'll find you and I'll tell you.


game is Giorgio Balfort. By the time I turned 20 I already received over 19 million views on my own personal website. That pissed me off because it was only one short of a million for every year, so I quit. I went to the only place that can match my ambition. The Media Production Society, MPS. You got to be ruthless in this website-building business. What you've got to learn to do is you've got to learn to take views from other clients' pockets and put them into your own. Nobody knows where the views are going up or down or around in circles. But if we can get clients to do this as well as ourselves, then everybody wins, right? Is this your website? Yeah. How many hits did you get last year? 300,000. No, no, no. How many hits did you get last year? 300,000. You show me a bit of paper that says you got 300,000 hits last year and I'll quit my job at UCD Media Society right now. Well lads, yeah, I'm leaving UCD for DCU. They have a better Media Production Society. Have you seen the new website?


Youth in Biosur have been urged to prioritize peace and advancement and discard any inclination towards violence as the upcoming governorship election approaches. This council was given by the chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Ninja Delta University Alumni Association Comrade A.B. Sickbee during the association's recent election to select national officers will oversee its operations for a four-year term. The event took place at Ejo House in Yenegua and was attended by various stakeholders including representatives from the Reavis State Chapter within the association and the election was described as both impartial and equitable. As we go into the elections I will encourage every Biosur youth to be concerned about peace and progress.  If your candidate does not win today you know that definitely there's another day for him or her so rather than taking to violence it's better we allow God to you know take charge of the process vote based on our conscience vote you know without a rancor and follow the path of peace because peace is priceless and violence you know will cost us more harm will do us more harm than good. As Eleco we did all within our powers as service to this great association to conduct the credible free and transparent elections and going forward I believe we've been able to set the standard for subsequent elections because the process was seamless it was rancor free there were no issues during the lifetime of the attorney for the next four years they should try all within their reach and within their capacity to coordinate the activities of the alumni with capacity integrity and high level of competence they should run an inclusive government where everybody will be carried along and be given a sense of belonging. You know over the years our election somehow has been manual but this time I think we have ample time to develop a platform where we can actually transit from this manual pattern of voting to a more technologically friendly style of voting.


I stay loose, I stay hype. I stay loose, I stay hype. I stay loose, I stay hype. I could do this all night, because I do what I like. For my workout, that was easily one of the hardest things ever. This heat, this humidity, that's why we're here. And we paid for this. It's one of the greatest days of my life. And it's just getting started. Let's build up. Leaders make leaders, okay? So whoever's in your team, whether you're the best in shape or the least in shape, nobody quits and everybody pushes each other. Auto concierge, thank you Andy Alley. This is amazing. This is intense out here. Come out here next time. Talk is cheap and actions everything, okay? When it gets hard, will you give in?  This workout right here, it's a big boy, big girl workout. Let me tell you something. It's gonna take you outside your comfort zone. The biggest thing is, growth doesn't happen in the comfort zone.  This is what we're talking about today. Alpha Warrior, baby! Get into the car industry. All these people are amazing. I love the energy here. It's just super exciting to be here, man. Get into the car industry. All these people are amazing. I love the energy here. It's just super exciting to be here, man. If you haven't booked it, you have to. There's no one out there in this world. It's closing selling cars. Might as well join the pack of lines and get yourself better. This is just what you get to kill the rest. You gotta stay at automotive fees. Have a great one.


Yeah, and the Highland Radio birthday bash. Very much indeed. Great music from our track group. Looking forward to hearing you in Wilkins for our Irish session on the 22nd of March from all a glens-fully GAA. Yeah, hello. And congratulations to Ciaran and Eunice. I'm to call you Eunice. Am I saying that right? Eunice. Eunice. I'm sorry, my apologies. And congratulations to Ciaran and Eunice and all the group from Christina tuning in from Dublin. Thank you very much. Hi, Christina. And congratulations to... Oh, not in the world. Ciaran and Eunice and girls from Jackie and Maliki and Terman. Brilliant stuff. And she and Ned O'Donnell said glens-fully GAA all the way. There you go. Is the group open for new members, or is it no, are you a closed group as such? No, it's not. It's all crack. All of them are here. We do... This group here play as they say through score, but we do meet up with other... We just say that. No, if you do, you say Wilkins, like they were saying there. That's open. Anybody wants you to come. You know, it's like, we go down to maybe Blake's and it's Tuesday night, when you sit on there and it could be six people or it could be 26 people. So you just basically down to run. No-one planned or programmed or anything. There you go.  Ciaran and Gala, James Gala there. That's right. Ciaran and Blake, sonny. Fantastic session. So we could have ended up there. You should have ended up there, then. I see you're getting a look there, just like that.  I'm married long enough to know the look of this. I'll be telling you. Jesus is the favourite doing millions. It's scary. But it's back in the house, too. Davina O'Donnell said, well done, Ciaran and Eunice and gang from all the O'Donnells and convoy. Yes, indeed. So, the Taylor Troubles, where did the name come from? We... What do you call it? Letter County Memories. Do you know of a guy called Johnny Joel McCollum? Mm-hmm. Johnny Joel, wandered across us some night. I don't know. I think me and Eunice McBride were on the plane, Junior. And I happened to say, but as we think and go, he says, come on down, so Monday night. He has a Monday night in the station house, I think. Memories, Monday night. It's the last Monday every month. I started, like, for the older people in the community, he said, come on and get a cup of tea, and there's a lot of dancing, big stories, and it's really a good night. Like, some of the historians are telling stories from the area, and ports, and it's open to anybody. That's a brilliant idea. So, Johnny Joel does that. So, we were sitting one night and Brian Walsh, in the con fair, and he says, what do we call you? And I'm going, my God. Scooby here, like, you know. He goes, right, right, right. So, we're sitting there next thing. I'd like him to use the tailor's troubles. Well, I'm the tailor, and that's the zones. Oh, that's where I came out of. So, it's stuck. Very good. How long goes that game, roughly? A couple of years ago, eh? Excellent. Well, your own, as you say, the tailor, are you working away at it? Yeah, I'm stitching everybody up. Very good, very good. And the main street there? Yeah, yeah, I just crossed my four lanterns. That's the place where we're... I know, where the bodies are. It's a good spot. It's a good spot. How long are you at that? Because there's a strong family connection on that, isn't there? Yeah, me dad took us all back from Scotland. I think it was 73. He came back here and he opened up. There used to be Dallon's supermarket and then there was, like, a butcher's beside the killies. They're all gone now. There was a kind of their cold room for holding meat out the back, and that's where he had his first shop on there. And then he moved down the end to the old CYMS building where sort of the courtyard is now. He's had four lanterns. And then he moved over to where we are now. Dad had an accent where he was just never going to be able to do what he could do. So I kind of said I'll give him a close-up on all. I was going to stay about six weeks so that was 23 or 24 years old now. You're still there. Still trying to get out.  That's grand. You do meet fascinating people.  There's a confession box with stories coming through. I was wondering what they do in the group. I was kind of figured out why is there one meal there. Brilliant. His mummy and crew. Hi mummy and crew. Sounding great from Ifa and Sean listening at home. There you go. That's good. It's brilliant what you're doing. As I said the last group putting on the play, the dairy group there's a message on it as well. It's good to get out and converse with people and tell out stories and share experiences because it's good for the head. I think it is. I love the way you have all come back into the music which is great and long may continue. Did you stay out of care or did you pack it in for a while? No, we were away there. When you become a one man band the house is very neat.  There's all different kinds of music like you can listen to and then look combs. I get that totally.  That's the positive thing I like about Spotify I know there's a lot of negativity but I like it for that. A lot of times people come up here and say to me I was listening to something and I go who's that? I read the down and I go home and I would list it as Spotify rather than an album or something. But come here folks I just want to say thanks for coming off thanks for sharing your music and when do you meet? Thursday night Thursday night is the regular night because we go to that B class we go and every now and again we look through the night together we look up to the other Wilkins and Churchill Rob and Harley's in Toronto a few weeks ago and they're all very nice with tea and baggies but come here do people ask you up or do you know Ringlefactor or Christine and Harley's at night she rang us up says her dad wanted to hear a translation he hadn't been doing it in a year so she's nice lovely that's a good idea we do retirements, communions, vermicellas I use available for the lick of them functions Fodden Rose Very good and how can people get in touch with you? Everybody knows everybody because I was trying to get you on social media and I couldn't find enough we didn't have that do you know you're who needs social media that's exactly right nothing you think about that brilliant law may continue come here you're not going to wonder when he comes out all bookings taken and do you get a chance to get out much to your venues to play we would have to kill this on a Tuesday night yeah anytime we're asked if you wanted you could run every night you could run like a nun you could see Christine we've always got a great session on Thursday night do you know a thing about it in fairness to you like you're liver never stick its you know you know good night Paul I tune in every Monday night to your show and I always enjoy the great music tonight's show is really something else great talent, brilliant singers and fantastic music absolutely bring it all around have a good week looking forward to checking on with you on Saturday that's from Mary and Catherine and Andrea and they're up on Desert Martin I love being on this Saturday I don't know I don't know we've been before but we can't say much about it but we'll talk about it now shortly but Mary and Catherine and Andrea thanks very much appreciate that it's quite nice to hear you say that and send us a wee message but anyway a final tune folks if you still made I'm going to do what is it again do Smalls Tale and I'll break don't go away Broadcasting throughout the Northwest and across the world online Your Voice Your Station Join me Marty Freel every Friday night from It for Rockin' Hits on Highland Radio in association with Arena 7 enjoy bowling, laser quest soft play or a game of pool before dining in our fast food diner or family restaurant see Arena 7.ie Hi Jean Kern here to let you know that our next Highland video book club choice is The Woman by Kristin Hannah described as a rich, compelling novel of love, sacrifice and survival it tells the story of American student nurse Frankie McGraw who signs up as an army nurse and is shipped overseas to serve in the Vietnam War on returning home she spends years running from the trauma until she finds a way to share her experiences we will review the book on my show on Sunday the 7th of April and as always if you would like to take part in any review join me Marty, Jean Kern at highlandvideo.com one, two, three, four that's the Taylor Troubles and today Gibson said it's been an absolute delight and I love what you are doing and I love your back with music again and the whole story will only continue and just keep on enjoying it that's it but it's hard to get to you know what I mean you know what I have to say I can't say too much about it Jimmy but highland radio will be 34 years on air and it's coming Friday and there's a charity event happening throughout the day here at highland radio and some of the presenters are juggled about and doing different shows that they might have done before and myself and Jimmy are lined up for one well I can't tell you too much about it now but by God I'll tell you I'll guarantee you what do you think Jimmy it's going to be early it'll be early for me I'm looking forward to it we have some good guests lined up we have guests I can't say it's been announced tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock I'm talking about top of the range world famous people will be on this show not Monday night so there's a full day it's a charity day so there's going to be lots of stuff happening it's for wheelchair association breast cancer Northwest and also the jigsaw it's a full day it's a radio town it'll all be revealed tomorrow at 11 o'clock at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning I'm looking forward to it could be me and you doing the great usual I'd be shoppin' modulus taking calls from you put manners in the moray I guarantee you'll have to do it twice I know who it is but it'll be a laugh so tune in tomorrow it'll all be revealed we're down at the shopping centre and then from 9am that'll be good I'll not be that but you'll be taking part in it it's a bit of a crack I really enjoyed your company where can people catch you when are you out next do you know I love that show when they see us and if you don't see us then you know I have a lesson if we do something we'll put it up in my family in a social media or Facebook brilliant thank you thank you I really enjoyed the track brilliant we're almost out of here this is a