Tom here from Lawrence Systems, and we're going to talk about FreeNAS and VLANs, specifically related to the jails, because this is a little bit of a tricky topic. It's not as same as assigning an interface VLAN and attaching it to jail. There's an extra step, and that's what I wanted to cover, because this question seems to pop up a lot in the forums. So if you want to learn more about me and my company, head over to LawrenceSystems.com. I feel like the hires for a project, there's a hires button up at the top. If you want to support the channel out in other ways, there are affiliate links down below for products and services that we talk about this on this channel to get you deals and discounts. FreeNAS. So right here, let's start with some of the layout. IGB0 is plugged in to the same network as CXGB0. Now the distinction between the two of them is CXGB0 has an IP address on it, and IGB0 is simply plugged in. And as you can see, no addresses, no VLANs. And here's a question, and I'll link to this in the forums. And here's the other forums directly in the FreeNAS IAC systems forums. And this is breaking down how all this works. Now my steps much the same. We're not going to do it exactly like this, but this method works as well. What they're showing you is that both of these networks, and this is the same on my system, are both plugged into the same network. So these two interfaces, IX and CX, are both plugged into the same network. And they both are what you may want to refer to as a trunk port. So they have all of the VLANs heading to them. So this is an important distinction. Like I said, mine's the same way. And I can pull up my Unify setup real quick. And you can see that my LAN is 192.1683.24. We have 1337, VLAN 69, 2100. We're just going to use two of them for an example here. But trust me, all of these are set to the all option. Or as a trunk port, depending on what type of networking gear you have. But basically, these are collecting at VLAN one native. So they're going to get a 192.1683 network on the native VLAN. And then they're going to get all of the different VLANs attached to them. That way we can peel them out. So that's important prerequisite. The other prerequisite, and this is mentioned in this as well. And this is an important thing to think about. The way this works is a little bit interesting because you have to have a bridge set up. And that bridge can't have any other IP addresses for the one that it's bridging. So an example is going to be right here. CXP0 is the main IP address with one VLAN. Now for functions of FreeNAS, I want to attach 192.1683.8, which is its main IP. And the 172.1669.8 slash 24 are both physically one network adapter, but one's a VLAN. One's the 172 VLAN. And the other one is the 192.168 VLAN. Now those are both attached to this. But because of that, because they're directly attached to this interface, you can't just bridge them. This is where things get a little bit tricky. Now that other more lengthy instruction talks about how to do this with a single network card by removing the IP addresses from the command line. But it takes keyboard interactive or IPMI direct access to the FreeNAS. You remove its main IP, create another bridge, then start attaching them. My methodology is going to show how to do this with two network interfaces. And it's not that hard to get either a dual LAN card or just put a second network face in. And it kind of makes it a little bit easier. So you can have your main interface, CXPG0 or whatever your main interface is. And I could have done this with like IGB0 and IGB1. Then added a second interface that you don't assign any IP addresses to. It just plugs into the network. Now, other advantage of dual interfaces, generally this is your file server. So you're moving a lot of data. One thing about VLANs is although they break up the network, they physically share the media so your limitations are there in terms of how much speed and power you can get out of it. So there's other advantages to having more than one network card in the system. So right here's our interface IGB0 with no IP addresses, no VLANs, but it's plugged into the same network as CXPG0. Let's show first with nothing configured what this looks like. So you go over here, go to the interface setup. And we have this one, this one, ignore this. This is my storage network, something separate. We're not talking about MVLAN69. And if we look at VLAN69, parent interface is CXPG0. And what people try to do when they wanna assign a VLAN to a jail is the first, and I did this too. The logical thing is, hey, just attach this to the jail. Turns out because there's already IP addresses assigned, it won't work. So we actually have to create a bridge. But if you create a bridge against an interface that has an IP address, it also won't allow more IP addresses to it. So we're going to add another VLAN. We're gonna attach it to right here, IGB0. We'll add VLAN. And I give the name VLAN 1337, the 1337 VLAN, whoops. Which just, to be clear, that's this VLAN here. This exists on my network. It has, it's a separate network. It has its own DHCP servers. Those are, you know, a couple important factors on there. So it's a separate, has a DHCP server. We're gonna put 1337, because that's the VLAN tag. We are not going to assign an IP address to it. We're not clicking DHCP. You just leave it like this. And its parent interface is IGB0, which means this VLAN that has just the tag 1337 is gonna be tied to this. So we're gonna go ahead and hit apply. Apply changes, confirm. Yep, keep network permanently. There we go. That's a safety in case you actually disabled an address. It wouldn't be able to pop up like that. So you do have those confirmations. So now we see this right here. VLAN 1337, it's attached to IV0, but no, no, no, no IP address, no, nothing else. Now we create a bridge. Bridge, name, bridge 1337, the bridge for the jails. So simple, bridge for the jail, no big deal there. Bridge members, scroll down. VLAN 1337 is now getting bridged into here. Now, if you just wanted to create a bridge and tie it to this other network, you could have done that too. That's another option, but we wanted to tie it because we want to pull this VLAN. So we make that the member, apply, keep, there we go. So, there we go. Now we got all the changes saved. So now we have a bridge attached to this. So it's attached to this VLAN 1337 and the VLAN is then bridged to IGB0, which like I said, none of this has anything else assigned to it, and that's the important part of why it won't work. If you're trying to assign it to this interface, you can't have the interface with an IP address on it or fail. So back over here to jails. All right, we can see both of these jails are up and they're on the 192 network. What we're gonna do now is stop them. Now by default, when you just next thing you have to create the jails, they all get bridge zero. That's their default network they get and bridge zero is attached to CXGB0. So it's just gonna get the native VLAN. So we need to attach it to that new bridge we just created. So we just edit the jail, network properties. It's at bridge zero. And we'll just show you something real quick here. I have config, there's bridge zero, there's bridge 1337. And the bridge 1337 is one we just created on that 1337 VLAN. So we just change it here. One, 337. Scroll down, save. Now we just start the jail back up with the new bridge intact. And this one's still at bridge zero, the one above it. And let's just refresh the page. And now this system is at 1.1337106. Pretty straightforward. Let's create one more just to walk through the process again real quick.  We add a VLAN. This one's gonna be IoT 50 because my IoT network here is 50. So IoT insecure, VLAN only. Go back over here, I'll give it that same name. IoT insecure, IoT 50, type VLAN, VLAN tag of 50. Now of note, I called it IoT 50 but actually I need to call it VLAN 50, I'm sorry. VLAN 50, I could call it VLAN 5000. It's just so it has a name but it does have strict naming conventions. VLAN start with VLAN bridge, start with bridge. But you can put different numbers after it but for sanity sake, putting VLAN 50 after it with VLAN tag 50, that makes it easy to figure out, okay, this is all related to VLAN 50. We choose the parent interface for this which this is our IGB zero like we did before. Apply, confirm, apply, keep, all right. So there's our VLAN 50 and then we add a bridge. Bridge, name, IoT insecure for bridge 50. So we have a name, bridge numbers is gonna be this VLAN, apply, apply, keep, all right. So now we have this one. So we have both of them are tied to IGB zero which has no IP address or anything assigned not like the CXGB ones. And we're gonna go over here to the jails again. And this jail's at<PHONE_NUMBER>. This one's still at the 1313.37.16. So go ahead and stop this jail, stop, edit, network properties. And with bridge 50, save, start it back up, refresh it so it shows the IP address and a DHCP server gave it 192.16850.105 on the bridge. So it's gonna give you an idea how you can bridge things over, how you can set them inside of different VLANs attached to here and by using a separate network card that has no actual directly assigned IP on there, it'll save you some of the trouble that is in this longer write up of how to bridge the main interface as well if you did it with one network interface like was done with here. So I find this way to be a little bit easier but both ways are there. This is pretty long write up and it has some more details. So I'll leave this so you can do some for the reading to get some deeper understanding but I wanted to run through the basics of it to get people an idea because this gets requests a lot. Now, plugins go inside of jails. So yes, this applies to plugins as well. I just didn't install any plugins to set this up. I just built the jails myself to get them going for the purpose of this demo. All right, thanks. And thank you for making it to the end of the video. If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. If you'd like to see more content from the channel, hit the subscribe button and hit the bell icon if you'd like YouTube to notify you when new videos come out. If you'd like to hire us, head over to laurancesystems.com, fill out our contact page and let us know what we can help you with and what projects you'd like us to work together on. 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Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the Everson News Daily. Carlo Ancelotti's held his press conference ahead of tomorrow night's home game against Tottenham Hotspair and revealed some mixed injury news, let's be honest. He's revealed that Jordan Pickford, Alan, Josh King and Andre Gomez will all be available for this game, but there will be no Dominic Calvin Lewin, no Yeri Mina and no Bernard. So, mixed news there, we would all have loved to have Dominic Calvin Lewin back for this game, but he said he's going to be out till next week's trip to the Emirates to face Arsenal, which is a week on Friday. So yeah, so obviously we're strengthened, but we're still probably missing our most important player of the season who is Dominic Calvin Lewin, but it's going to be interesting to see what the manager does. Will this be the big chance for Josh King? Will this be the chance for Josh King to start a game for Everton and play up front in his prepared position? We'll have to wait and see. It's going to be interesting. It feels like it's a now or never time for Josh King to impress the manager before the end of the season when we'll have to wait and see on that one, but as I said, disappointment on the Dominic Calvin Lewin up front. In other injury news, the manager confirmed that Jean-Philippe Gabamann will be out for eight weeks and he hopes to have him back for the start of pre-season. There is no surgery involved, which is great news. The player just has to rest essentially and follow his programme and be back for pre-season. I think that's the only comfort that we can take out of this, that there is no surgery and the player has a proper pre-season because that'll be huge. The lad hasn't had a pre-season while he's been at Everton. Don't forget we signed him just ahead of the season, two seasons ago. He came straight from the African nations, had no pre-season, was thrown into the Premier League. Did that contribute to the injury? We'll never know, but you had no pre-season at all at Everton. It's really important that he gets a pre-season under his belt this season. He's at the same level as everybody else as we go into next season. Who's to say that? Not having that Premier League fitness hasn't contributed to this injury. That is big news. I know a lot of people are just thinking it's another injury and here we go again, but no surgery is a big thing. He'll miss the remainder of the season. Everton under 18s were playing in the Youth Cup this afternoon away to Chelsea and they've done it again. In the last round they beat Manchester City with a last minute goal. They've done it again in this. McAllister scored a couple of goals for the Blues and he got the winner in the 87th minute, which obviously was met with jubilant scenes on the pitch. So Everton have gone through to the quarter-finals in the Youth Cup. A couple of really big wins there in Manchester City and Chelsea. The only disappointment was Lewis Dobbins who was making his first start for a few months. He'd been injured with a knee injury. He went off in the first half. Obviously maybe feeling something. No idea when he's coming back, but that would be the only disappointment from the day. As I said, they are through to the quarter-finals now and will fancy their chances after beating a couple of really big sides. We'll have to wait and see. Really, really good for them and really good for the club going forward with Carlo. Now putting more and more young players into the first-team training. So you'll have to get some more in by the looks of it. There you go. Don't forget to give this video a like, subscribe if you haven't already. Don't forget, make sure you do your toffee picks ahead of tomorrow's game. You could win £250 as an outright winner or share a prize pot of £500. Don't forget it's free. Tease and seize apply. You must be 18 play responsibly. Have a go. If you haven't signed up, it's toffeepicks.com. The link is in the description and it's also on the screen now. If you want daily live videos and exclusive videos, make sure you join us on Patreon as well. Thanks for watching. See you later.


Rush Limbaugh used to always say if you put a bag of extramint in front of Democrats, they'll step in it every time. And that seems to be the case with CNN. If you've been watching the Rittenhouse trial, then you've seen the prosecution appear to be increasingly desperate as things look better and better for Kyle. CNN still clearly butt hurt from the lashing this judge gave them for spreading misinformation. Tried to claim that he's bonkers, but hilariously, the guests weren't playing along. Let's talk about the judge. Actually, let's let's play this because I've never seen anything like this before or a judge yelled quite like this. Oh, we don't have it, but you saw the judge going bonkers. So how close to this third rail was the prosecution? Extremely. And I think that they exceeded that. And I think regardless of the criticism, I'm with this judge. I've been ripped apart before. I've seen attorneys being ripped apart before me. I'm not immune to it. Attorneys aren't immune to it. When you're in the court, you behave yourself appropriately. You follow the rules and when you don't get prepared to be undressed by the judge. And he did that on balance. Did Kyle Rittenhouse help or hurt himself yesterday? He helped himself helped very much.


Hello everybody. Welcome back to the Think Tech Hawaii studio for another crazy episode of Security Matters. Today we're going to be in the weeds a little bit with a couple of guys that you're very familiar with. I have Rodney Thayer and Sal D'Agostino with me today and they're going to try to educate me and you on what it took to get to this new protocol OSDP that we have in our industry. Guys, thanks for joining me again. I know you guys are both really busy, so I appreciate you taking the time out to jump on the show real quick. Oh, hi Andrew. Thanks. Good to be with you again. Hey, thanks man. Hey, so you guys have done your background before on this show. So let's take us through sort of the, a lot of stuff people may not know about your work in policy and protocols and this sort of development. Give us sort of that your histories and those aspects of your professional careers. Rodney, let's start with you man. Okay, so I've been interacting with protocol standards since 1976. The X25 standard, I have a copy of that. I've been doing since I do communications protocol development a lot. I learned a long time ago that following the standard is a way, way easier way to sort of interact and interoperate with other people. And I've worked with CC ITT standards and ITF standards and IEEE standards and ISO and also electro IEC things. So there's many standards organizations and you end up having folks who participate in the standards process who go to the committee meetings and, you know, occasionally do outrageous things like I do like actually try to code it and make sure the standard works. And so anyway, and in the case of OSDP, I made the eternal mistake of I was in a committee meeting and I said where's the open source version and everybody looked at me and said tag you're it. Wow. That's how you get a little extra sad job. Never volunteer. Yes. Anyway, hey, Sal. I know you're Rodney called you a policy div. I don't know if you do a lot of policy work as well but take us through your, your history of this type of development work. Yeah, Andrew. Yeah, the standard stuff is something that I've been involved with a lot of it like Rodney comes out of the CCTV world. Early on, as a company called computer recognition systems we were developing, you know, various kinds of machine vision systems and there are a bunch of different standards that we were using there. You know, a lot of them varied in different parts of the world so you had a television standard which is called NTSC for the US but if you're using a European camera you had pal. There were hardware standards that we were using. So, and the way that you may, you were able to have hardware and software interoperability was usually related to some kind of standards. There were bus standards that we use when we were building hardware boards, VME bus, ISA bus. So, so, yeah, I've been involved with it for a long time and then sort of come forward. As I got involved around some of the identity stuff I began to become more involved from, you know, leaving a little bit of the hardware, you know, hands on to be more of the policy divas Rodney coined the term. He hasn't coined the term but he's christened me with it. You know, a lot of that a lot of that was around identity. A lot of that was around digital certificates and X 509 that's where Rodney and I actually crossed paths and somehow haven't been able to get off the same road for what seems like, you know, it's probably almost 15 probably pushing 20 years now. And then, and then been involved with actually working a lot with NIST around the tips to a one standard been involved internationally with IKO. More recently in some of the work at what my other company open consent been involved in developing standards around privacy notices and consent receipts. Obviously with C helping around around the OSD protocol so you've been involved with a whole different kinds of sets of standards committee helped actually write standards work in standards development organization so very active today. Wow, so I think most of the world doesn't know how difficult this this is and how much time it takes. So, talk about the Genesis what what what started the OSDP initiative and then how did you guys both get involved with it and so we'll just start with you. Oh, actually Rodney Rodney sort of his grandfather didn't slightly before me I mean I know I know the Genesis story but I'll defer Rodney why don't you want to you want the OSDP origin story. Okay, exactly. Three vendors Linnell Mercury and HIV got together and came up with a way of having readers and panels interoperate with other many with each other many years ago. And they actually went off and implemented some of that the three vendors together, and then they realized that they wanted to have it be more widely adopted things so they took this the the specification they had at that point. And they on purpose gave it to see a to sort of see a kind of adopted it as a as a standard and then on purpose put it on the process put start invoke the process to put it on track to become an international standard. See a participation started around 2000 10 years ago or something 2008 2009 somewhere in there. It was, you know, it's started the process going and then it was it was moving on I mean committees are hard you know a committee, you know, a camel is a horse built by committee. It's hard to get a bunch of people together and actually work on these things and so it's been going on for a while and, and we've, we finally got to get the things set up as a on track to be an international technical commission standard so that process activated about five years ago and then and then we know we've got to where we are today. Wow. And so the, so before we, you know, actually everybody's fighting with wagon and we're looking at how how wagons insecure, but was the initial push with this protocol was it a recognition that that problem existed for the industry or was it just that the whole world was moving to more encrypted more secure types of communications. So I mean I think I mean I think it was a combination of stuff right so there's the security piece but you know the thing about we can it's one way right so you really if you want to have functionality all the way out to the edge of a system and and be a centralized control in managing remote control points, you need a bidirectional protocol and if you're going to have a bidirectional protocol it should be secure so I mean I think it really Rodney right as a combination of those two things security and bidirectional communications, and then having a common set so that you know, if you're a controller manufacturer you can have a common set of commands that'll work with a different you know all the different readers so interoperability, can interoperability security and bidirectional communications I think are the three things that drive the standard and they also drive the benefits of it. Yeah, so we can isn't really a protocol it's more of a message format, you know you get to send the number of bits or pop probably up to 50. And it goes from the reader to the panel. That's it no, as you said there's no not bidirectional. There's also no way to really express subtleties so the difference between a card read a keypad read a biometrics device telling you the address finger, the reader going into tamper, all these things they had to figure out how to put into strange looking weekend messages and it was because we didn't have actually have a the concept of a message with a header and a control field and things like that so that's why that was kind of the driver and that doing it more sophisticated, a more advanced way and then getting the security and control benefits out of it. Awesome. And I know it's evolved and we have, we have like OSDP now and then we have also OSDP secure. Can you talk a little bit about the differences there. So, OSDP that the these terms like OSDP secure what's going on is that we're trying to take the standard and make sure that we've got a description of these various capabilities that are done, that are talked about in a way that we can we can use in the industry and we want to make sure specifiers can specify what they want if they wanted secure communications we want to be able to do that so that's OSDP secure. Also of course we want to make sure everybody in the pictures is on the same page and what we're doing you know what the customers are trying to ask for, and what the vendors are going to go off and deliver OSDP there's OSDP secure. There's also three or four other kind of variations biometrics and some other things. And, and, and so one point along those lines people have been talking a little bit about OSDP one and OSDP two. So really at this point there is just the the international standard which is actually 1.7 and as soon as it's sort of cleaned up 2.7 sorry, and becomes 2.2. In 2.2 there are different profiles and the profiles in 2.2 are primarily a basic profile and a secure profile and then as Rodney said there's a biometric and a smart card extensions other profiles, and that's true for the the reader which is known as the PD and the controller which is the ACU and PDs don't have to be just readers they can be other things too but so peripheral device and access control unit, basic profile, secure profile, all of those things. Now, no one should be talking about anything except whether or not you conform to 2.2 and you know and and I mean that's really the way to go so I mean the earlier versions that people talked about a lot of them didn't have a secure capability so a lot of people think that the difference between 1 and 2 is security, but it's a little bit more nuanced than that and that's you know that's one of the things we're trying to educate people about. That's awesome is the are all these various features of the protocol that you discussed. Is that where the IEC weighs in or is these are just things that we saw a need to develop as we as the protocol got built. Or do you have to have various things for it to be like an international protocol, or you know international standard. The IEC basically for the most part just just took the things that the working group put into the document so that so see a formed a working group which is multiple parties vendors and end users and other kinds of practitioners and folks and so you can have an open you know open group doing it to make sure we have good group consensus. The IEC process was mostly around formatting the document and pulling it into their framework so these numbers actually have a meaning so 60839 is a specific group and then the dash 11 it's 60839 dash 11-5 that's the standard we have. Of course is really good for sales people to give you a swoopy looking number. The 60839 is apparently a committee label. The dash 11 means that's the access control area within the IEC. So there's a dash 11-1 which is a general description of access control systems and other things are in the same area so some of the on the standards are in this is IEC 60839-11-31-32 and 33. So the so using their numbering scheme we're in the access control tent on planet IEC and so the front of the tent says 60839-11 and we happen to be group five. Wow. Yeah we're group five. Right. And so does it go, did it go, because I know there's ANSI I heard them mentioned before so does it go to ANSI and then to an international because ANSI is what American National Standard Institute. It goes to a standards development organization which sponsors it being done which in this case was CIA, the Security Industry Association and then they go through the standards, the international standards organization hierarchy. So in the United States, CIA is a standards development organization that's accredited by the National Body for the United States which is the American National Standards Institute. Okay. And then the National Body for the United States is accredited with the international body. So like in in the UK they have the British Standards Institute and in Germany they have an organization whose name I won't try to pronounce it has an acronym to that kind of thing. And so each country will have their own, most countries have their own standards. And some and some of them create their own standards which are not so so we had as an example. So it's a lot of the National Institute of standard standards are standards which then reference other international standards so like going back to the tips to a one stop and some of the special publications. So then reference some of the pre existing standards around smart cards or 7816 Rodney right as a as a set of stuff which you then so you build stuff on top of other stuff. Sometimes an international group will create a standard. This is built for the US government. That's their charter. So their stuff doesn't immediately wash over as international stuff so it may seem to strange to think you've got a National Institute of standards and you got American National Standards Institute, but there's a little bit of a rationale behind why you've got those two standards. This doesn't a credit standards development organizations they sort of stand on their own as one ANSI is the body that accredits STOs and the security industry association as Rodney just said is an accredited STO. There's there's plenty of Arcana around the standards organizations came out of when we needed physical standards so this used to be the National Bureau standards and you know their job was to keep the official copy of the yardstick. There was a stick that was a yard long and they kept it in the vault somewhere and the thing he's showing you is what what we in the industry I learned to call this an IEC connector thing that sales waving around that looks episode shape that funny if I go when it is permissible of course if I go visit Andrew if I go visit you for a business meeting in Hawaii and I forget the cable from my laptop it may well have that IEC connector in the end and because of standards I'd be able to go to a shop and buy one right IEC connector in Alamoana. Yeah so all a lot of work goes into these standards gang we are just past our break so we're going to take one minute we're going to pay some bills I'm going to come back and get into the sort of some of the feature sets of this OSDP that people should be paying attention to we write back. Aloha I'm Kili Akina the host of Hawaii together on the think tech Hawaii broadcast network. Hawaii together deals with the problems we face in paradise and looks for solutions whether it's with the economy the government or society. We're streamed live on think tech biweekly at 2pm on Mondays. I want to thank you so much for watching we look forward to seeing you again I'm Kili Akina Aloha. And we're back with Rodney Sayer and Rodney Sayer and Saudi Agostino. We're talking about OSDP today and OSDP has achieved its IEC or it's been approved by the IEC I guess that standard of some date will be set when it's officially announced so the world can now start to use OSDP and use it in according to this standard right. So it's it's it's happened it was in the end of May that it actually passed so it's officially an IEC standard at this point. Okay and we're and with the world should be looking at the 2.2 version of that standard. So right now you can any minute now we're here in July you'll be able to go to the IEC bookstore online and buy a copy of the IEC version which is the 60839-11-5. The CIA version of that is going to be 2.2 which they're going to publish immediately after that. And the reason we have two different standards is two different versions of it is because the IEC process, it's an international standard that takes a long time to get things moving through it. So there's some things that CIA will probably probably want to add is enhancements. And so they'll do it in their version first they'll probably a 221 and then I'll get rolled over into through the standards process and do an IEC update. There's also there's also some economic advantage the the IEC and ISO. They're pretty good at collecting Swiss francs and C is a little kinder towards the patrons of the standard. That's good to know. There is an expectation that people who are somebody you know like if you deal with a vendor who's using the OSTP, somebody somewhere in the organization should have bought a copy of the standard. Yes, they actually would have to go and get money to buy it and and I don't think it's exactly a dollar a page but it's a you know it's an 80, 90 page document is probably going to be around $100. Wow. From from from from the IEC, I think you'll find it's a quarter or so from CIA at least that's my that's my understanding right this that the CIA written Cia maintains the right to publish it as part of this process which was a pretty cool thing that they actually accomplished. So, so let's talk about the built world right I'm an integrator my customer says hey I found out about this OSTP I want to get rid of my wagon stuff I want to get the secure protocol going. Are the manufacturers by and large built out in your guys estimation. Do we need to be careful with, you know, can their hardware handle version 2.2 for example or are these questions that integrators and and architects and you know the rest of us out here on the the front end of those requests do we need to be asking those questions or proofing those in our labs or whatever before we roll them out to customers. Yes, there is a certain amount of using a standard it I mean it's nice to have a document that finds it and it's nice when the implement the vendors implement it the implementers implement it. So, for example, you can buy readers from HID that do OSTP and if the other vendors, you can buy access control systems, Johnson control software, I mean, when now a bunch of other people support it. Just because it's in the system, you've got to go and use it. So the the integrators have to be updated on how to go deploy this stuff. The, the simple example is when we have seen this, you know, really solid integrator really solid team member, nobody told them it wasn't weekend they get out to the job site they wire. Whoops, whoops. So and that and I am not talking about the awesome team member with the screwdriver in the hand I'm talking about the paperwork we forgot to give them. So we have things like that. We'll also get things now that it's a protocol.   So it's a change in process for the vendor supply chain. And for the customers to understand that we need to do that too. Yeah, there's a cost there. Okay. Right. And then there's customer processes that they're going to want to do an OSTP would help it. So if you're an environment where you're following the security policies these good policies that's why I use the term policy diva that's a hand that it's a good thing. The if you have policies that say you have to have very strict inventory descriptions of all your equipment. You have to then the the end user operating the system has to know enough to push the button to pull a report telling what version of firmware they have and all their readers. And they need to push the button, the electronic access control system needs to facilitate them doing that and all the equipment down the line has to support it so we all have to together as a team actually support the end user using some of these things. Yes, which which then at the end of the day uses a command and OSTP, which which ask for the idea of the device and you, well, and behold, you get all that back right so it's not, you know, so the capabilities are built in but you need to be able to use them. I think the more that you understand that those capability exists and then you could effectively get the as the current state of your as built equipment that's out in the field. You know that's that you know that's that's a real useful thing, you know, and the fact that now you have access control systems that can communicate all the way to the edge. You can get information all the way from the edge so understanding that you can do that and building that into not only to your operational policy, because operational policies should be leveraging the Cape technological capabilities and mapping to whatever your corporate requirements are, you can now do those sorts of things. And the me and the other thing the other you know just you know plug here for some some of the other work that we're involved with is that, you know, OSTP verified is now a thing so the security industry association has put together conformance program, so that so where there's actually testing of these devices to see if they conform to these different profiles. So, again, the tricky thing would be, oh, oh, it's you know we implement OSTP, but maybe you don't implement secure channel. Right. So, or maybe you don't implement the firmware update, which is a kind of a critical capability, which is part of the file transfer capability of the protocol so so your ability to remotely update firmware is a result of using the standard as a result of having the file transfer capability functional. Now you can do OSTP you can you can have secure channel and not have an ability to update firmware. So you're taking some advantage of the protocol but not necessarily full advantage of it. So, so as it shows an integrator as an end user, you know those are things to keep an eye on. And that's why certification programs are are useful and you know full disclosure you know, I'm testing some of the first OSTP devices to to receive an OSTP verified certification. The first devices went through certification last week so and you know the next ones are sitting right over there. And see it will have an announcement about those devices I think probably end of next week or something when I finish the second device because we'll announce the first two that go through the program and that'll be one device that's certified for secure PD and secure ACU and the other device which will be certified as a secure PD. And one of the things and to go on we've been very careful in constructing that program so that it's not so that it's it's flexible and doesn't put too heavy a load on manufacturers both in terms of time, or in terms of cost. So, as an example, if you've got a firmware set that works across a number of readers, you don't have to test every reader so you could, if your firm works like works across a number of different devices, you can you can be certified as a PD for all those issues for a device that uses that firmware. So, you know, so we've done a number of things to make it easy to get to get certified and to motivate people to get certified and, you know, we're looking forward to then being able to go to a see a web page, look up a device, see that it's certified and so then for you Andrew as an integrator someone who's a customer, or the A&E community, when they're recommending that OSTP be included as part of the specification, they could also include as part of that requirement that year, it's a sort of OSTP verified device, you know, it'll take a little while for it to get to the point where that's practical but you know that's some that's a relatively short term goal that we we're pretty hopeful that you even now we've come so far from I remember I remember the first time Rodney during I think interop right when he finally got to demonstrate some bi-directional comms I mean this is just this is just from its sort of maturity stage it's finally I guess maybe to your vision this all happened at the same time but someone like me who's been able to check in with the periodically check in with you guys periodically you know as a as an industry that can now look at this and say wow we've got OSTP verified services coming out where we can check and see people that are planning to implement this stuff can start to really do it with a little more confidence you know it's kind of been a to your to your point earlier Rodney you guys still wired stuff up wagon when it's supposed to be deployed OSTP right but there's been a bit of a disconnect there and it's just sounds it seems to me like it's really in its sort of final phases of maturity as an industry protocol. Yeah. There's no reason not to as well I mean the there's there's almost no difference in the cost of the devices. You know it's four wires opposed to six typically for weekend. Yeah the there's no difference in the cost of the controllers. You know the life cycle operational costs are significantly ones that you're implementing the full protocol. You know you're getting better security. So there's there's really very little rationale other than the fact that you know it's people tend to do what they've done in the past but we're actually beginning to see people realize now that you see it's done a good job. You know there's there seems to be quite a different companies are companies are actually running their own webcast and talking about OSTP which is an amazing thing right so so there's and Rodney you've got a list that you put together. Right. Yeah. You know I run a randomly on the side not an official thing I run a site called OSTP got equipment, which is just a list of OSTP vendors that we've identified that you know visible in public. There's 75 entries on it now, at least half of them are readers, lots of panel vendors, biometrics vendors, other kinds of things. So it's definitely it's not just one or two vendors doing it is definitely there's an OSTP marketplace now with multiple vendors and and because it's interoperable you have choices. All right gang. We are out of time today but gentlemen I really appreciate you sharing your wisdom and your experience with this protocol with this thanks for keeping that website. I want to I want to give a shout out to Joe Gittins. Who's the Joe Gittins. Yeah, thanks. Who's the chair of this work group and it's also been there from the beginning has done tremendous amount of work and his work's not done. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you Joe. Thank you Joe and thank you. Thank you Don Erickson as well. It's been great working with him really look forward to continuing to do so. All right, thanks guys we'll see you again next week. I love everybody take care.


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Awesome. And if you haven't seen our review of PS2, we loved PS2. We did. Rick said he loved it even more. I did, by a smidgen. Than PS1. So please go watch that if you haven't seen our review of that.  Here we go. Awesome. My suit, of course. Sorry. I'm gonna cry again. I'm gonna cry again. I thought I was just saying, I was ugly. No, no, no, no. In fact, I was even chosen for Bombay. And we had a photo shoot in the morning. It was with me and the evening. It was confirmed in the evening with Manisha Koyarala. That is why spin-off is possible for each and every character. You can... There is a lot that we have not seen on screen till now. I don't know whether it belongs to the LCO or not. Can I please start by this interview by saying what a pleasure it is for me to have this conversation with you guys? I'm just... I'm saying just look at this frame. I don't want to talk also. I just want to keep staring at you if that is possible. So thank you so much for bringing PS1 and PS2 now to us. I would like to start this conversation by saying in 2019, 11th December 2019, I think you started shooting for PS1 in Thailand. Yes. And we are in 2023 now. Five years have gone by. Are you guys feeling emotional? But isn't it wonderful that none of us felt the time? No. None of us have felt that time, which is great. We are emotional. The words are not coming out of our mouth. The thoughts are heavy now. I'm going to cry again. I'm not going to cry again. I'm going to cry again. I'm not going to cry again. I'm not going to cry again. I'm not going to cry again. I'm going to cry again. No, no, no. I've cried enough. Because it's a moment of realization that made me emotional one day. But I've realized that it does emotional. This travel, this journey. Not only best moments in life, you cross it and then you realize it. But as for this film, I think from day one, we knew this is something very, very special for taking as much as you can. So I'm not thinking even after the next second, I'm just taking in what is now. I'm not going to think of what is going to happen tomorrow or the day after. I'm not worried about that. That's how I really enjoyed this entire film. Every day, I think me and Ravi work together a lot. And we said, Macha, you won't get it again. So enjoy this as much as you can. Riding on the horse, trying to fall in off the saddle and every bit of it. You know, we really, really, really enjoy it. Not only today, every day, on the set, we get a lot of emotion. When Kati rides the horse, it's a massive horse. Sorry. This is him not being able to talk when he sits next to you. The shawar are really lucky. My jack. I won't say it again. I'm saying it's a massive horse. I want to say that it's dangerous. So, you know, we used to get emotional. Nothing should happen to her. I'm laughing because she's the last one. She's very contagious. That's why she shouldn't do that. We go all in. What is the massive part? The massive part. She is losing it. Yeah, yeah. I can see it. It's a camera. Delighted, I said I don't need to talk. Right from the beginning. Tell me one memory with Mani sir on the set that is edged with you forever. What he does, what he makes us do. This hair must be for that film coming out. Which I've always lived for that moment to be in a film. I never did think that I would be, you know, a character in his film. Yeah, and like it started when it started. Then I, in fact, I was even chosen for Bombay. And we had a photo shoot in the morning. It was with me and the evening. It was confirmed in the evening with Manisha Koynala. But the problem is I'm not very good with auditions. And it was a still camera and it wasn't a video camera. So I was like trying to, you know, pose and he said, no, just do the action. It was like that. And when that fell through, it didn't happen because I goofed of course. Wow.  Almost two months I should wake up in the morning and I'll, you know, I break down. It was like, it was that bad because my dream to work with him was so bad. He was going to be in Bombay. When he approached me like, what more can I ask for? Some people are very bad at auditions. Every second I'm working with him. Many actors, yeah. I realized why I felt I wanted to work. Well, it's a terrible situation. And when I see what I see on screen, what I see me, I realize that he's made me do things that I never thought I would do. Reach into the deepest, darkest recesses of my soul and bring out something that, you know, I never thought I could do it. You did a great job. Like, I didn't think I could love this much. Hmm. But the way he makes you do it, I've done so many films where romance, the girl here, it's so beautiful. It showed. We are hardly together, but people celebrate that. Like they're revisiting Ravana after this because they want us to, you know, get together. Why? Because he made that happen, yeah.  I just want to sort of put it out there. I feel like there's a lot of, not a lot, a fair bit of curiosity because in the books, my character, Vanity, is painfully shy and embodies innocence. And I think one would assume a certain type of behavior, a certain kind of a personality by default. And I really enjoyed how Manisa was not attached to a stereotypical definition of innocence.  That is innocent too. Just be yourself, just be without a filter. That is innocence too. So that redefining innocence like that not just the cutesy, like the definition that we've drawn over the years in watching female characters, I think that's something I really, really enjoyed and I felt very relieved by it. And I think it's quite remarkable. He wants you to be real. He defines things as he sees it. I think all the reviews also, they came after the first one, everyone mentioned that Manisa has stayed true to the literature and has not gone overboard sometimes and he takes creative liberties, but he didn't at that point in time, which is amazing. Vikram sir mentioned everybody is rooting for the two of you to work together again. Is it a plan? You've also said Manisa has promised you to make 100 films with you. So can you plan to collaborate with you and Aishwarya ma'am again? That's not cool. Only if he lets us, like, you know. Someone happens with a romance. No, we've not spoken to sir, but I'm sure it'll happen someday. If Ash is free. Tough. We would love to work with each other. We say that each time because, again, when you do good work together, the one thing is you're never... I think any artist who loves doing what they do, it would be scary if we got content. We're not content. Can I tell you as a fan, when I saw PS1 also, I really felt I want to see more sequels and more prequels of, especially the female character. I think there's so much also out there to be shown. Like she said, he has to make it. If he is, we are ready. The only small hitch is all the female characters. It's very interesting to me. But all of them need the man to make the costume. Just three of us here, but... At least for a guest role. And this Karthi's awesome. The master one. All the characters are well-written, including Sambandha horse. So that is why I ask, in office, you can do any character. There's a lot that we have not seen on screen till now. So if Manisha agrees, we'll all love to do it. You're just pushing. We are. I don't mind. It sounds like you are only broadening. Which is so nice, which is so nice to receive. Since you're speaking of the universe, I have to ask you because there are these reports that Prisha ma'am's Leo and Karthi sir's Kethi too will somehow merge in the future. I'll pull it. Actually, there has to be something on those lines. And sir, Kethi too, you're also starting to shoot this year. Wait. Kethi. Kethi is getting a sequel? Prisha ma'am, you like that. He's not saying anything. I don't know whether it belongs to the LCO or not, but I'm not allowed to say because I'm going back to shoot with them from May 1st and I will get a year full. I'm allowed full, sorry. But...  I mean, the release is only in October. Kethi too? We want to say about it closer to the release date. Can't be. Thank you so much. I had a great time and like I said, I could just keep staring at you guys and I won't get up from you. Thank you so much for this content. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you so much. Kethi too. They must be... Lokesh must be really trying to build that Vikram universe. Yeah. Because Leo is part of that same universe and so they're clearly just trying to build off that universe. Yeah. I love this movie. And I love listening to them talk about artistry. Yeah. And it's not a surprise that Monty Rottenham is the kind of director that taps into the better parts of who they are as artists. Wanting them to be real. Yeah. Wanting them to not do any schticks to seem innocent. And I love the trajectory. A lot of people don't like the fact that people like Anushwarya or Priyanka who were models first got a break and started working. The reality is acting is actually easy. Great acting is really hard. And you can take somebody who's never acted before and with a good director and a good coach put them in a film. Good writing. And good writing. And someone who's never acted before can do a sufficient job to be believable in the moment. But what makes them become the kind of actor that Anushwarya is as you see in PS1 and PS2 you can tell by the way she talks that she cares about the art form. That maybe she didn't when she began but something happened and that's what happened to Priyanka if you read her book. And she started acting because she had been a model and she took those opportunities and then realized she loved the art form. And then once you do that you go into the deeper dimensions of what you work with. What for sure. You learn about process and you work with people who understand process and that's the kind of conversations you hear with people who love and work with others who love process and the craft. Yeah, and it showed. Vikram looks awesome. Yeah, he does. It's clearly the look for that. Yeah, yeah. We've seen the desert thing. I don't think it was a teaser. It wasn't a teaser. Was it a first look? Was it a first look? Yeah. With Vikram. Yeah, his desert movie. Yeah. For lack of a better term. Yeah. And I can't wait for that one because I think it's going to be a really good one. But yeah, you could tell they all, though, really cared about this project and it showed on screen. If you went into this with the correct expectations of you're going to get a three-hour drama and not action film. And the... That... Well, if you haven't seen it, see it. But yeah, there's a scene with Vikram Anishwarya that is worth the price of admission. Absolutely. In every way. The acting, the writing, the cinematography, the lighting, it is just gold. Not more important in cinema than writing. Yeah. And this was... More power to the writer's guild. Yes. I don't know how long this is going to go on. But... It's going to go a while. Yeah. Unless the studios realize... They don't want, you know that. I mean, I read today they're having good conversations, but they won't feel the pain of this until a strike lasts at least until the middle of the fall. But that's when they'll start to feel the pain. But I think other contracts are coming up. Directors... Directors Guild and SAG are both in June. They don't have nearly the kinds of problems that the writers have. And SAG is a much stronger... But if SAG and the Directors Guild decide, yeah, we're not coming to the table until you come to the table for the writers. Wouldn't shock me if that's what happened. Good night.  And SAG is the strongest union of them all. Yeah. Followed by the... And the writers is unfortunately one of the weaker ones. Yeah. Which is crazy because it's probably the most important position on any good content. It is. It is. But and we're... I'm sure you're getting... We're getting emails all the time from Screen Actors Guild telling us where we can go to get on the picket lines and support the writers and actors' equity is doing the same thing, especially out in New York where they're saying go support the writers on Strike. I'm intending to go. It's funny the times that they've had it that's been nine to one and it's been at times on days when we're filming. So I've been intending to go to one of the one of the picket lines. So anyway, great. If you haven't seen it once again, see our PS1 and PS2 reviews. Please go watch those because we love those films. Yeah. Which will be our next films of all of these people. And Mani Ratnam sir that we can react to down below. Josh!


and welcome to Messages from Above, Psychic Medium Tony G. This is being recorded for WSCS, which is where my TV show airs, Psychic Medium Tony G. So if you are watching this on YouTube, welcome and thank you for being here. If you would like to call in and ask a question, the number is, I should have this memorized and I really don't, but the number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. So I'm running the switchboard that I'm using for callers. So I won't be answering questions that are typed in via YouTube, that's it. Okay, so I want to say again, thank you to everybody who reached out and gave their condolences and send cards and flowers for the passing of my mom. And that's actually why I didn't YouTube last week because I actually did my show, I just didn't do it on video because I did not want to, I didn't want to break down on air. So there we go, brutal honesty. That's the best I can do right now being blatantly and brutally honest. So today I will be taking callers as I always do. I will let you ask one question or one connection and I will do my best to do my best for you to bring that information or that connection through. Having said that, please limit yourself to one question. If you have a lot of questions or follow-up questions to my answer, you might want to consider booking a session with me. This is not for you to get a full-on reading. This is if you have that one question you want to ask or you need to ask or you want to find out something, then I'm happy to do that for you. But if my answer leads you to another question, go to my website, look at all of my options there and decide if that might be the best way for you to go. Also, oh, poo, I was gonna promote my books today, but I forgot to bring them over. So I have seven books which each and every one was channeled through me for you. And the link for each of these books is in the description. So please, if you're interested in any of my books, absolutely click that link and take a look at them. Whichever one you're drawn to is the one that is probably for you at this time. There was one other thing, one other little thing I was supposed to discuss. Oh, I'm going to be doing a lot more YouTube lives and I'm working on how that's going to look if I'm gonna keep doing it with the call in or just in another way. But if you would like to know when I'm going to be going live on YouTube, you can hit that subscribe and notification button and then you'll not miss me, right? Is that how I say that? Is that what I say? So, here we go. I'm going to go to the first caller and the call log and I'm going to go to 469. Hi, 469, how are you doing today? I'm doing wonderful. Thank you so much for asking. How can I help you? What's your question of the day? Yes, I was calling because I knew Atlanta. Okay, the first thing I hear is that this is really up to you. Once you make, I feel like you have an inner conflict with this, okay? I feel like something inside of you is, it's like that song, should I stay or should I go now? If I go there will be trouble, but if I stay it will be double. And you know what that song is like a great friend of mine because that song has not left my head in like over a month, okay? So it can pertain to any subject whatsoever. I'm going to tell you once you definitively make this choice, once you say, you know what? Ready, set, go. Nothing is stopping me. Everything's going to fall into place. No, I wanna remind everybody you have free will no matter what anybody tells you, no matter what situation you're going through, you can decide to make it work where you are. You can decide to make it work in a new place. It's just a matter of what do you feel in your heart? What do you feel, what are you really passionate about? And once you have that feeling, the universe will align and put you where you need to be in whatever situation it is. So I wanna tell you, as far as Atlanta goes, I hear that in a month to a month and a half, which puts us mid-March, right around mid to late March, something's gonna, actually that puts us late March because we're here. So that puts us late March, passively close to April.  Something is going to open up and all of a sudden, you're just gonna be like, what am I doing? Why am I doing it this way? It's time for me to like move in a new direction, make a new choice, break these patterns, break these habits. So what I'm gonna do is, we all have that inner conflict of trying to decide what choice to make. So right now I'm gonna just, for you and everybody listening, I'm gonna do that clearing for inner conflict. So let's do that right now. And I know how difficult it can be to make a choice, especially to relocate to a whole nother area. I feel like when we are making big life choices, sometimes there's the head, the heart, and then there's feeling it. And we just really need to feel it. We need to feel what's the right timing and what's the right place. And again, I just wanna say in a month to a month and a half, something's gonna pop like a light bulb moment and you are going to know exactly where you wanna go and what you wanna do. And I do feel like you will be relocating. Don't wait on anybody else to give you the go ahead or say, come now. If this is something you really want, you have to reach in and you just have to do it and it should not be dependent on another person or their situation or when they're ready. And that's just another thing I'm getting for you. So I'm gonna tell everybody, what I'm going to do moving forward is once I get your question, I'm gonna mute you so the background noises don't end up in the show. And I know that there might be more questions that you have. But again, it's kind of one and done. That sounds so horrible. I'm sorry for the way I said that. But I don't want the background noises interfering with the show, especially since this is for TV also. I am going to be doing a lot more clearings and as a matter of fact, let's start that now. I really wanna clear us to be abundant and I'm going to use the word abundant today because I think in love in every area of our life, we are supposed to be extremely abundant. And this is something that is our birthright. We didn't come here to suffer. People think we're here to learn lessons. Yes, but there are many ways to learn a lesson and suffrage is not supposed to be the way that we learn every single lesson. There's the easy way, the suffering way, the difficult way, the I'm not gonna learn this way. I've, that's probably me a lot more than you. The stubborn way, that's probably a lot more me than you. But I just want to channel for a minute here and I know whatever I'm about to channel, I feel like is really gonna answer a lot of questions for everybody who's listening, re-listening, watching. I just wanna tell you, okay, so when I channel, it just comes out of me, so whatever is said is said, okay? So we are here to have this pure, beautiful existence. It's our own mind that gets in the way of being in this place where we can have this amazing experience here. And I know, listen, we all have, we all have circumstances and upbringings and partners at work and in life. But you know what, stop blaming other people because the moment you give somebody else that power, the moment you give somebody else that control over your life, I'm not happy because I have a co-worker. I'm not happy because my man or my woman isn't behaving exactly as I think they should. Oh, guess what? Now they own you, okay? Now they own you. Now the person who owns your emotions and how you respond to things is the person that owns you and rules your day. Okay then, I think they might be saying this for me also, but I hope it's for you too. I don't like talking that firm to people. I like to be more like, oh, it's all love and light. And no, I'm not like that either. But what I'm gonna tell you, and it's so, they're not letting me even distract and joke about this today, folks. I love you so much. So please do not be offended by this. If something in this is making you say, what? What the fudge sickles? That's not true. Take a breath and continue to listen. Take a breath and re-listen, because those things that trigger us the most, those statements that really get to us are the statements that we need to hear. And believe me, some of the things they're saying right now, I might not love them either, but we have to let them talk. We have to hear this stuff, okay? When you are in control of your emotional thoughts and feelings, that is when your life starts to bloom in a beautiful way. Now, let me add to that. It's not only you being in control of your emotions and your thoughts, right? How you feel and what you're thinking. It's you controlling them in a way that comes with strength and dignity for yourself. In a way that is in a positive nature, is in a positive nature. Once you get to that space where you're not in denial and you're not just going, oh, everything is pure bliss, pure happiness, pure joy. Faking it will not make it. It has to be sincere and true. Yes, there are affirmations, don't get me wrong. But you have to correct what's going on in your mind and in your environment so you can get to that place where you are in control and truly driving your vehicle yourself to the direction you want to go. If you are allowing others, even others from your past and we all have done this and we all still do it where something comes up and we think of that person from 20 years ago that did this or 10 years ago or five years ago or two days ago that did this and all that feelings come up still. We haven't let that go. We haven't said, I'm over this. I'm done with this. I'm in control emotionally. This is possibly one thing that's very difficult for us to do because when something happens, yes, it did happen and our perspective of what happened is always a perspective of what happened to us. Not a perspective of what happened for us, okay? Now, if we have the perspective of what happened for us, this person was removed or this person said that or this happened here and not all cases are the same but all cases lead to one thing. How much do I still love myself? Did I let what external things happened affect internal love for myself and others or did I start building a wall? Now the wall's way up here. We can't even see anything anymore. You can't see me, I can't see you. I like it like this. We've got to take down that wall because it doesn't serve us. It just hurts us. It keeps us living in that emotional turmoil. So having said all of that, I want you to know the person in control of your emotions is the person who wins.  Oive, right? Oh my goodness, we react to things and we're like, where did that come from? Say that, that's not what I meant. That's not what I want. I want this, but my ego or my fear made me say this. We do this all the time. So once we get in that space where we are strong enough we're so strong that we can remain calm. We can be in control of our emotions. We can start to feel things the way they really are. And when we feel things the way they really are, everything unfolds for us and our vibration, our energy, our frequency starts to raise and we do that leveling up. Okay, where we're now, we're not reacting, we're not stating, we're not, whatever it is. We're just moving forward and we're here and that's where we need to be. That's just where we should be with every circumstance in life, okay? Inner conflict is emotional conflict. If I do this and we have all these scenarios for this, if I do that, we have all these scenarios for that and how many of them are good? And what if none of the scenarios we have been thinking ever happen? To be in an abundant life, we must have abundance of love inside of us for us. So this is the question when people say, I do love myself. I ask them, do you like yourself? Do you like everything about you, right? Because until you like everything about you, chances are you don't have that complete self-love for yourself. And here's how people don't like this. This is your warning if you don't wanna hear this. I hope you don't get offended by this, but. So a baby is born and we have this pure love for this baby and there's nothing wrong with this baby, right? But the moment we start seeing things wrong with this little baby or the child or the pet, right? The little dog or the kitty, there's nothing wrong with them. That's a reflection of what we are supposed to heal inside of ourselves. Really, trust me, it is. It's never the other person. In 90% of the cases, I mean, yeah, there are some people out there that are narcissists, but then what drew them to you? Why were you in a situation with them, right?  Now I'm not speaking to anybody specifically, so don't call me and leave me a voicemail about this because I'm not talking about you. I'm just saying in general, but what drew that sociopath or narcissist to you? What about you? And it's not always that you're so loving and giving. Sometimes it is, but sometimes it's that we don't have healthy boundaries, right? We let people get away with a little bit more than they should, right? So we have to own our emotions. We have to be healthy in our emotions. So let's do, we have emotional stability and we're gonna clear that to a yes. So we do have that emotional stability because things that happened in the past and things that are happening now and things that happen in the future, they should not affect us. We should be able to move on and be strong regardless of, okay? Okay, I'm gonna go to the next caller now. That was, I like that. Thank you guys for coming through. We're going to go to 6-3-0. Good morning, 6-3-0. What's your name and where are you calling from? Hello, 6-3-0. Okay. I am going to then go to 9-5-1. Hello, 9-5-1. How are you? Hey, Nathaniel, how are you? What's up? You said good. It's been a bit of a time. I'm so happy to hear from you. Oh, great. How can I, how can I- I need to take my call up. Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. Well, I wanna see if, what did you say? How can I help you today, Nathaniel? I wanted to see if I could get a message from mom or dad or something about my current life right now. Okay, I see both of them and the first thing that I'm hearing is stay strong. The storm is almost over. This week is gonna be a bit difficult, but don't worry, it's gonna get better. It's gonna be a challenging week, Nathaniel. But I wanna say that sometimes when things come out and things open up and we see things the way they are, it's again, it's never happening to us. It's always happening for us. And the key is stability. Stability is the key. They're saying that don't, when you can, when it's possible, get that grounding that you need and that stability and that independence. And Nathaniel, you are really, the other thing they're saying is you are really reaching for what is that called? Like a bonding, bonding or a connection, connection with people. And I think everybody is right now not to take away from your message, but the circumstances that are going on right now all have us feeling a little abandoned and isolated and we want that connection. We want to be in that situation again. But the one thing, excuse me, the one thing I'm hearing for you is it's time for you to pull your resources and be a little bit independent.  And again, they're saying pull your resources, pull your resources. And I can take a million different guesses at what this would mean for you. And I've had people in the past say, oh, I know exactly what that means, but then when it happens they're like, oh, this is how it unfolded. So be open to what's coming in. They're showing me two golden coins coming down. One of them is, one is in the near future and then one is a little further off, but it's a bigger coin. Now, I don't want you to think that this is huge or anything, but it is resources that are going to come in. And these resources are going to help you to get that stability, to get that foundation underneath you. And when they do come in, I'm hearing use them wisely, go like rescue yourself, rescue yourself. These resources are coming in specifically for you with the intention of putting you in that place that you're supposed to be in. Now, whether that place is emotionally, physically, a home, a better financial, whatever it is for you, when that time comes, you're going to know that. But until that time, they want you to really use your power of prayer and manifestation. And I always, manifestation has been overused and kind of turned into something it really, it's just been exploited, okay? So what I'm going to say to you is use your power of prayer, communicate in an honest and open way from the heart with those that you communicate with during prayer. And if you do this, and I cannot be more explicit about this, be brutally honest with yourself about what you want and then with them about what you want. But don't go into a prayer, not knowing or saying whatever you feel is best for me. That's, you have to get in alignment with what you're really looking for, what you really want and how you want that to look and then feel that and then prayer it out. If we can't feel something truly, there's a chance it can't come to us. And I'm going to use this as an example because everybody always says this to me, oh, I really want to win the lottery. Okay, well, a lot of people do, but can you even in your mind comprehend having that amount of money? Can you even in your mind comprehend how let's just say $40 million would make you feel? Could you comprehend feeling that, could you comprehend the responsibility that comes with that amount of money? And most people, they've not thought it that far, but until you can comprehend what that feels like in all it encompasses, chances are, that's not going to happen. But for you, Nathaniel, I want to say, first, and before I run out of time, I really want to say they love you and you're doing a great job and keep moving forward, no matter how challenging this week may be. And I'm not saying it's going to be a completely horrible week. I'm saying know that there are going to be one or two challenges, but also know how strong you are. And just keep moving forward in the way that you're supposed to be strategic about things. There are two amounts of money that are coming to you. And when those monies, that money, those monies, when that money does come to you, again, be strategic about it. These two amounts of money are not coming in at the same time. They're coming in from different sources, not a monthly source. Okay, thank you everybody so much for joining me today. I love you so much. And remember, it's your job to make miracles in your life. Take responsibility and own it. And over here at YouTube, now I got off of blog talks. I just want to say thank you everybody on YouTube for joining me here today. Thank you, Jenna Beve. I love you. Hi, Kyra. I think that's how you say your name. Thank you for joining me. Again, if you hit the subscription or the notification button, you'll know every time I come on, I'm going to start doing some spontaneous things with YouTube. Well, I think I am. We'll see how that works out. Thank you so much again and have an absolutely amazing week. Go make some miracles.


How's it going guys? My name's D.P. Jen. I'd like to thank you for stopping by and checking out the video. If you do enjoy it leaving a like, it really helps out and if you are new around here and enjoy daily Destiny 2 videos, be sure to subscribe. Okay, so today I bring you another Destiny 2 community highlights and damn some of these clips are truly amazing. Now if you do have any amazing clip you'd like to share with the world, go ahead and send it into the email. I'll just link it at the top of the video description. But guys, I do hope you enjoyed the video and hopefully I will see you on that next. Please don't kill me. Alright. Alright, I'm surrounding the bank. Let's see how this works. Alright, bro. I want to see what happens. Yeah. Please, please put something in the bank right now. Oh, I got somebody with 15! I got somebody with 15! Oh my God. Dude, I went back to the other side. Oh my God. Yeeeh, 1000. Wait a minute, do I have a key? Or do I have to wait for it? Okay, let's go with the key. Another one! Oh my God. Oh my God. Okay, okay. I don't know if it's the same or the same. I don't know if it's the same or the same. Okay, let's go with the key. He's pushing up. I killed him. Yeah. He's out, he's out, he's out. Another one off of this. Okay, back here. Um, clipping?   Hey, Jake, can you get out of that? I need you to be tethering. There's an echo somewhere. You got Merck in the middle. Tether, please, in the middle. I got it. Thank you. No, no. I'm coming. Yeah. We did it! Aw, they separated us. They separated us. Aw, what's up, bro? Community challenge complete. What? Indeed. What's going to happen? We crushed the server, dude. Yeah. Alright, hold on.  We don't need tethers.  I'm uninstalling Destiny 2. Go to orbit. Thanks, game. 10 out of 10. You've killed him. God, aren't you? Anything. Yes, I want to swim. I want to swim with the raven. I want to swim with the raven. I want to swim with the raven. Hold on, hold on, hold on. There's a spiker in his. There's a spiker in his. Yes! No, he doesn't have to do Iron Man anymore. He doesn't have to do Iron Man anymore.