Okay. Okay. So we've been studying about impartation anointing of God, which is the presence and power of God, and what the anointing of God accomplishes in a person and through a person, and what the anointing of God can do in a corporate body, which is what we can call as a corporate anointing. And so, you know, all that we have seen. So just a few more thoughts on the impartation, you know, the question that Abu Bakr asked about, you know, can I pray, can I lay hands and can the anointing of God, you know, the way he's working in my life, can that be transferred? Okay. So let's look at that. I just want to let me just project the notes again. Okay. So, yeah, so let's look at, you know, a couple of scriptures here. Let's say Romans 1 verse 11, first Timothy chapter 4, 14, and second Timothy chapter 1 and verse 6. Okay, I'll just put it on the chat one second. So there you go. Let's just read through before we get into the notes. So Romans chapter 1 and verse 11, Paul says, for I long to see you that I may impart to you some spiritual gift so that you may be established. Okay. So the word impartation or impart really refers to transfer, a spiritual transfer of a gift or an empowering of the Holy Spirit. Right. So we see this, we saw this in the Old Testament, we see in the New Testament as well. So the word impart actually refers to that. So here Paul says that I long to see you that I may impart to you some spiritual gifts so that you may be established. Okay. Let's turn to first Timothy chapter 4 and verse 14, first Timothy 4 and verse 14 says, do not neglect the gift that is in you, which was given to you by prophecy with the laying on of the hands of the eldership. So there was something that was given that was, you know, brought into Timothy's life or in his spirit, which is given to you by prophecy with the laying on of hands of the eldership. Okay. Then we move on to second Timothy chapter 1 and verse 6, where says, therefore I remind you to stir up the gift of God, which is in you through the laying on of my hands. Okay. So individual, corporately, people laid hands. And we know that the gifts come from God. We know that the word anointing itself talks about the work and the presence of the Holy Spirit. So it is he who does the impartation or it is he who actually puts those things or gives the gifts and brings it into our lives. But he chooses to use human vessels either as a group or as an individual and brings it. Maybe it's a simple laying on of hands of praying or maybe it's a formal, you know, a dedication like we see in terms of Timothy's life. Laying on of hands of the eldership probably, you know, they did that when they appointed him as as a leader in the church at Ephesus. So, so this is something that we see here. So, so we see that this is this is scriptural. We see impartation being mentioned in scripture. Okay. Here are some things that we need to keep in mind when it comes to impartation. Okay. And let me just let's go through that. Okay. Now this is in a different handout which I'll upload it after we finish the class. I'll put it on the stream and you can go through it. Now this is from a sermon that was that was preached by Pastor Ashish many years ago. So, yeah. So first thing that we need to understand is that impartation is always aligned to God's call and assignment. Okay. So, which means that God has called you to be a, let's say a pastor teacher. And so the impartation is to actually strengthen the ministry gift. Okay.  You know, so the impartation is to strengthen what goes into carrying out that role as a pastor. So, so Paul actually is reminding him, hey, you know, you are taking care of your spiritual leader in Ephesus. He's telling Timothy and you take care of all these people there. Don't neglect the gift which is given to you.  Right. So we see that impartation is aligned to the God's will and God's call and the assignment on our life. Okay. So if it is the area of worship, if it's in the area of whatever, you know, the impartation of the anointing is to, is to empower that area. Okay. So that you can serve even more effectively. Impartation takes place in the measure. You know, we see that when it comes to the 70 elders. Now, it's in the day they took care of the responsibility of leading, but they did not become a prophet like Moses, same also with Joshua. He did not become up in the manner of Moses, but, you know, it came as a measure. Okay. So, so we need to understand that it comes as a measure and one aspect of, you know, how God is working through that person, maybe. And which is also aligned to the, aligned to the call of God assignment that God has for you. Now that would be empowered by the Holy Spirit. Right. We also understand, point number three, we also understand that whatever we receive through the impartation of the Holy Spirit, that should not be neglected or ignored, but it has to be nurtured and it has to be developed so that it can grow to, grow to be effective. Right. So we can grow and effectively minister that. So a classic example is again, the scriptures that we saw just now, 1 Timothy 4, 14 and 2 Timothy 1, 6 where Paul is reminding Timothy and he's saying, Hey, this is what was transferred into your life, imparted into your life, but do not neglect it. So we see that they, you know, we can get prayed over.  But it's our human responsibility to walk in it, to nurture that, to steward that. Right. It depends on us. It depends on our responsibility to walk in it, to hunger after God, to develop that, to keep serving in that area so that we can sharpen that and become more and more effective. Okay. So if we neglected or if we ignore it, then we see that, you know, that is not effective. We're not bearing fruit as we should be in that area. Okay. Also, the truth is that we can grow beyond what was important because we can grow in it. Maybe there's a measure that was important, but we can definitely grow beyond what was important, simply because we can grow in that anointing. Like we can continue to ask God, we can continue to be filled with this presence. We can ask God to fill us and we can be faithful in that area and we can grow in it.  It's also true that we can receive impartation from more than one minister of God. Paul writes to the Quentin Church and he's recommending Apollos to them and we see that he writes about other ministers of God, like Titus and so on. And they minister just like Paul did. Paul himself mentions that they minister as I also do. He's a minister of God as I am, which means that they also minister in similar manner. And we can receive impartation from more than one minister of God. And that is why the ministers are there in the body of Christ and it is the body. So we receive from one another. What really determines what we receive is our hunger for God, our hunger level because when we thirst and hunger and desire, hunger and thirst is figuratively talking about our desire for God, our desire for his work in our lives. When we do that, the Lord promises that he will respond. When we study about the presence of God, we see that he will pour out water on one who is thirsty and he will cause the whole environment to change, the river to flow and the desert to bloom and blossom and so on. So he will pour out water as one who is thirsting, as like a dry land. So our hunger and thirst for God, our desire for God is important or is necessary for what we receive. So which means the greater the hunger, the greater the desire, the greater the yieldedness is required to receive from him. When we read, look at the parable of the sower and particularly when we look at Mark chapter 4, you see Mark chapter 4 and this is actually talking about revelation and receiving. Same would apply, Mark chapter 4 and verse 24. Take heed what you hear with the same measure you use, it will be measured to you and to you who hear more will be given. So what does that mean? That means that what is the measure, what is the size of the vessel, the measure that you're using in order to hear, in order to receive. With the same measure you use, with the same size of the vessel that you come and bring, the same will be given. It will be measured to you and it's in the area of hearing and receiving from God. Take heed what you hear with the same measure you use, it will be measured to you and to you who hear more will be given. So that's the promise which means that when we hunger and thirst for more of God, we will receive more.  So that's the thing because we might be very, very taken up by maybe some kind of ministry and some spiritual gift or ministry gift, some ministry gift, maybe like a prophetic office. Whereas you might be called for something else, maybe like a teacher, maybe you're called to ground people in the word and you are the one who gets deep revelation from the word. Every time you sit, that's how the gift operates and you're able to communicate very effectively and in simple words, the deep truths and the complex truths that are there in the word of God.  But let's say you're so taken up by the prophetic office that you're desiring to be in. But the fact is that the impartation is aligned to the call of God on your life. That does not mean that we cannot desire to prophesy, we can be. And that is something that we need to do. Like Paul says that my desire is that all will prophesy at all spoken tongues. So that is something that we can desire. But the ministry office, which is really the call, the assignment of God on our lives, that is something the impartation is tied to in order to strengthen that. Impartation also takes place through association and honor. Which means that when we say association and honor, we are closely associated with someone. We are receiving teaching from someone. And honor specifically because only when we respect and honor, can we actually receive. You think about it if, let's say, you're offended with someone. And so therefore you cannot, when you're offended, you cannot respect or honor that person from your heart, really. And when you're offended and we can't respect and honor that person from your heart. Which means that your heart is closed to whatever that person is teaching or sharing or at least some aspect of it. Simply because of the offense. So without honor, without respect, one cannot receive. You cannot receive the words. You cannot receive from that person because deeper than you're actually resisting, deeper than you're actually closing. I don't really want to listen to what you have to say because I don't respect you. The reason could be this, XYZ because you are that, that, that. So the thing is, we are not able to receive. So honor, again, is important. Honor in the right manner, again, coming back to that. It's not placing, it's not idol worship. It's not celebrity worship. It's not, you know, treating a person that way because that is really harmful for the body of Christ. Like we see in the Corinthian church, people are saying I'm of Paul, I'm of Apollos, I'm of Syphus. So that was actually dividing them and God doesn't want that. God wants us to be in a place of one accord, one heart and one mind. Without striving, without bringing it, without having divisions and so on. Okay, importation can take place remotely without laying hands. We see that example, Moses, elders also in the New Testament also we see that laying of hands, not necessary but it's scriptural. God can do it sovereignly, remotely as well. It can be through, you know, the messages a person has recorded. It can be through books a person has written and God can bring about, you know, as we are pursuing, let's say you're pursuing a, you know, a prophetic ministry or a teaching ministry. So God can impart that annoying thing which is empowering the work of the spirit. You know, he can do it sovereignly as we are learning more and God can use the teachings of a person to bring about that, to empower us in that area. Okay, importation cannot be purchased with money. So we see, you know, some examples of that, Acts chapter 8, Samaria. There's revival happening there, Philip goes there and a lot of people come to know the Lord. Well, there was this sorcerer called Simon and he sees Peter and John laying hands on people and they receive the Holy Spirit.  Give me this power so that when I lay hands, same thing happens, that I may give, people may receive the Holy Spirit when I lay hands. And Peter has some strong words to share with Simon, right? So we see that, you know, that's a, that's definitely a no-no. That's a caution word of caution.  I know that's, you know, sometimes very, very commonplace in the charismatic Christianity and, you know, church world. But the thing is, we actually give to God. You're not sowing into the anointing or sowing into the minute. You're sowing into the kingdom of God. You're sowing to him and he's the one who gives the increase. You know what we see in Second Corinthians about Second Corinthians 9 about giving. It's not to a person. It's not to, you know, an anointing. Well, that is not scriptural, right? So it's anointing cannot be purchased or that cannot be a transaction.   Well, God might give it through a person, through a minister. But when, when as ministers of God, when we, when we minister in this manner, then it becomes, then we are actually stepping out of line. So it's a word of caution, right? But the other thing that we see is about the double portion. Okay, a double portion about a double anointing, a double portion of that. And we see that in Elijah, Elisha, Elisha actually wanted a double portion of Elijah's anointing. The way God worked in Elisha, Elijah's life, excuse me, he, Elisha wanted the same thing and more like he said, I want a double of that. And, but the thing is that Elijah cannot give, right? Only God can give. Even the extent to which God was using a person, person A, God can only give. It is not this person. It is not this person or it's not that person's or minister of God's prerogative or ability to give that. It is God, his working and it is his desire and his will that actually causes the impartation, right, transfer of anointing and the double portion. It comes from God. Okay, cannot come from man. So they're also, you know, I think a lot of, a lot of damage has been done.  That's not scriptural. Again, impartation can take place across, can take place, sorry, across generations. John the Baptist came in the spirit and power of Elijah, meaning that he came in that manner like the way in which Elijah worked. If you actually study, you see that one aspect of it, he turned the hearts of the fathers back to the children, right? So, so that was the aspect which, I mean, causing that repentance. So, but impartation can take place, can take place across generations. You know, the manner in which God worked in a certain minister of God's life, you know, the way he worked in William Carey, you know, the way he worked in Billy Graham, you know, God can work in a person's life and in the present generation. And we can actually hunger and desire a lot of the way you work. It's met with the lives and life in ministry a lot, you do the same thing, right? So that's something that God can do. How to raise up a man, woman and place the same kind of assignment and call and use. But our focus is on the Lord. Our focus is on him. And we are rooted and grounded in the Word of God. So that's about the impartation and the transfer of the anointing that we just wanted to share. Okay, here's some some cautions. Let's look at some of these. Okay, and then we'll probably discuss with some questions. Okay, so just because a person is called anointed and gifted and manifest signs and wonders does not mean that they are perfect. Okay, it does not mean that they are incapable of error or they are infallible. Okay, you know, so the thing is that we see in history as well that there are people who got carried away because of the powerful way in which God used them gotten to error because they were not either they did not have the power. They did not have the fear of God in them or they were not grounded in the Word, right? So they were not grounded in proper doctrine. So they were used by God powerfully in the initial days and then they moved into error and so on. So you see that that is possible. Okay, so always we need to be discerning. We need to, of course, we need to recognize an honor towards anointing through a human vessel. But we need to evaluate the teaching and the preaching based on the Word of God. And we need to evaluate it based on the discernment the Spirit of God gives so and always look at the fruit of their lives, their lifestyle and so on. So we need to do that. Okay. So this is something that we looked at, you know, when people start merchandising the anointing or using it for, you know, for financial gain for their own needs, then that is wrong. Yes, God does use and then comes to material things, you know, God does the rod of Aaron or the rod of Moses, you know, the brazen serpent which was raised up. Well, these were things that God used, right? But if you, you know, start using that or start worshipping that or start, you know, looking at that as a holy thing or even merchandising that.  It has, you know, it has the anointing or it has the power, then that would be wrong. And, you know, when you put a price on it, then it would be, it would be wrong. So all kinds of things do happen. But we don't have to, we who, you know, when we know the truth, we don't have to do that. We don't have to have that as a role model. Well, we can learn from people. We can learn definitely. But not everything may be right, right, in the manner of ministering. There could be wonderful, sincere men and women of God. Maybe in this aspect, you know, they're not correct. We can definitely receive from their ministry, but these are some things that we can avoid. Like, we don't have to do that. Okay, so look for the proof, the fruit, not just for performance. Well, when we say fruit, so this is what the Lord Jesus said, in Matthew chapter 7, verse 16, you will know them by their fruits. Okay, even so, every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit. Okay, so verse 20, therefore, by their fruits, you will know them. Okay, and he's specifically talking about false prophets and how this is one of the indicators of knowing who's false and who is true. So he's talking about people who intentionally come in clothes as sheep, you know, in sheep's clothing, but inwardly their motives are different. They are actually people who want to take from your life, who want to actually take from your life and literally devour you, everything that you have. He's talking about such kind of people and he's saying their lifestyle, their character and life will actually be the deciding factor. Okay, so here are some things to see, to actually look at the fruit. And here are some things, here are some indicators. Is the Lord Jesus glorified and exalted? Because the Lord Jesus, when he is talking about the work of the Spirit, John chapter 16 says that the Spirit will always exalt him, exalt Jesus. So is the Lord glorified, easy exalted? Secondly, are believers' lives, the ones who are being ministered to, are their lives transformed? Or are they still living a different kind of life and living a carnal life rather than a life of Christlikeness, being Christlike? Are they life transformed? Are they growing in Christlikeness? Are the believers being equipped for ministry? Is the body of Christ edified and built up? Is the body of Christ brought to unity of the faith? These are several indicators because we see this in Ephesians chapter 4 when it talks about the ministry gifts like the pastor, evangelist, prophet, teacher, the apostle. And it says this will be the ministry, this is the kind of ministry that they will do. So all these are indicators. So the thing is to look for the fruit and not be just moved by the excitement or the entertainment factor of the message and the ministry. So look for the fruit. The other thing is not to boast in men. This is for us as we even to see from the ministers, God to see from the anointing, to see the anointing, the impartation through them that we don't boast in men but our focus is on God. So very clearly in 1 Corinthians, Paul talks about that. In chapter 1 people are saying, I am of Paul, I am of Apollos, I am of Seifers, I am of Christ, I am of Apollos. He says, you are being carnal. Who are we? He is talking about himself. He is talking about Peter, he is talking about Apollos. We are just ministers. So let no one boast in men. Now it's a difficult thing in the sense, God used this man of God, God used this woman very powerfully to minister in our lives. And to that we are grateful. But the thing is to keep a focus on God who ministered to us ultimately and not really boast in the vessel whom God used. We can honor, we can testify, we can definitely, we need to honor the man of the woman of God. We need to respect the man of the woman of God. But really boasting is reserved for God. And only God is to be glorified and exalted and not the vessel or not the minister. Several other questions, what do you need in your life? Is it Jesus or an anointed minister of God? Because sometimes people take pride in saying, I'm connected to this minister of God or I'm connected to this ministry or I'm part of this ministry and recommended by this ministry and so on. So we draw whatever self-worth or identity from that. But really we just need Jesus. Okay, so those are a few do's and don'ts when it comes to anointing, when it comes to impartation and so on. Okay, so yeah, so just wanted to ask if there are any questions, if there's anything that we can discuss before we move on. Any questions at all? Are you sure? No questions? Okay. Okay, if you do have questions, we can always discuss. You can always put it on the stream or we can always discuss that. Okay, so let's move on to the next topic, which is about the names and symbols of the Holy Spirit. Okay, names and symbols of the Holy Spirit. And with that we will actually come to a close of this course, looking at names and symbols of the Holy Spirit. The names are or in other words, titles which are given to the Holy Spirit. Names. So the names are given, it has a purpose. The Spirit of God is called the Holy Spirit. Okay, he's called the, which means talks about the holiness, which is the hallmark of his characteristic nature. So he is called the Holy Spirit. So therefore this title or the name Holy refers to the nature of God, the Holy Spirit. It refers to his characteristic, which is Holy. And similarly, we see that there are several names which are attributed, which are by which the Holy Spirit is referred to. So which means that there is, that this title points to a facet of the character or the nature. So let's look at a few of those titles. Let me just put up the notes again. Okay, or maybe some of you can share, what do you recall as the names of the Holy Spirit? What are the names of the Spirit that you can come across? Anyone? You can put it on the chat or you can just share as well. The names of the Spirit of God. The Helper, okay. He's called the Helper, which is the title. He's the one who's a guide. He will guide us into all truth, yes. So the guide is not really a title, but yes, his guiding is what he does. Counselor, it's true. Spirit of knowledge, yes. Spirit of supplication is a comforter. Truth, yes. What else? Anyone else? What else is the Holy Spirit referred to or called as? A divine authority, okay.  I mean, I don't think I've seen that, but probably I missed it out. Is he called the Spirit of divine authority? I'm not sure. The Spirit of wisdom and understanding, of course, yeah. So, Robert, you can just let me know what is it, you know, specifically to the Holy Spirit, if he's called anything like that. Yeah, Spirit of the Lord and so on. So we see there's many titles that he's referred to, and the reason he is called that is because he does something in line with the title, like he carries out a function in line with the title. So we've actually looked at some of those, but let's look at some more, maybe some of these things you're already aware of, but it's good for us to look through this. So the names provide insight into the will, the ways, and the work of the Holy Spirit. So he's called the Holy Spirit, meaning that he's a third person, he's holy. So we're going to look at some of the titles here. It's called the Spirit of God. The Spirit of God, and every time this title appears, we see that the title Spirit of God is associated with creation. It's associated with power. It's associated with calling forth some things about the future. I'm not going to go through all the references, but we look at one, the first one, Genesis 1 and verse 2, talks about the Spirit of God hovering or brooding over the earth. The earth was without form and void, darkness was on the face of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters. So as things were created, even before the Father could pronounce various things into creation, we see the Spirit of God hovering over the waters. So we see the Spirit of God linked with creation in the beginning, eternal in the eternal past, Spirit of God being there, hovering and bringing about with this power, bringing about the creative work. Then we see the title Spirit of the Lord, the Spirit of the Lord. Now this is in the New Testament. It's used in 2 Corinthians 3 verse 17. Let me just read that out. 3 verse 17 says, Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. The Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty or there is freedom. So here again, when we see that it's used for the working of the Spirit of God, whether it's liberating, whether it's bringing about a certain sense of freedom and a victory, causing a person to be liberated and to be free. So we see that that is being wherever the Spirit of the Lord title is used, or the name is used, that is what he brings about freedom. So the thing is that, again, for us to be mindful of the fact that when we experience a certain sense of freedom in the Spirit, now that is manifestation or a tangible display of the work of the Holy Spirit. When I say freedom, you know, freedom from kind of heaviness, freedom from kind of oppression, and there's an increasing freedom and confidence, even freedom to minister, freedom to minister and in worship prayer, there is that increasing freedom that we are experiencing and there is increasing boldness and courage that we get to minister. I know that's an indicator of the presence of the Holy Spirit, right? When you say, you know, suddenly just felt free, you know, many times during the worship, a corporate worship or even personal worship, you know, just experience that freedom. People suddenly, you know, experiencing that freedom to worship, to express their heartfelt adoration and love and worship to God. We know that that is the work of the Holy Spirit because he is the Spirit of the Lord and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. He brings that, right? So we know that he's ministering and he's bringing that. And he's also referred to as my spirit, right? Clearly, again, talking about the Father who's addressing as my spirit and we see that in these texts in the Old Testament. It's called the Spirit of the Living God, 2 Corinthians 3 and verse 3. Clearly, you are an epistle of Christ ministered by us, written not with ink, but by the Spirit of the Living God, not on tablets of stone, but on tablets of flesh, that is of the heart. So referring to the work that he brings about and which is in this case, we know that he's a living God, that he's alive and he brings about life. So his ministry also bringing about life or that change from death to life. So here, 2 Corinthians 3, 3 talks about how the Holy Spirit ministered to the hearts of people. The Corinthian church and he's in a power before that he says, you are our epistle written in our hearts and ministered by the Holy Spirit, right? Written not with ink, ministered by us, written not with ink, but by the Spirit of the Living God. So he did a deep work in their hearts. He brought their spirit to life and he's referred to as the spirit of the Living God. He's also referred to as Spirit of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. Let's look at Philippians 1 and 19. Philippians 1, 19, just a second. For I know that this will turn out for my deliverance through your prayer and supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ. So Paul is in prison and he's saying that something that's tied up to his deliverance and what is that? He says, through your prayer and the supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ. And here he's referred to as the Holy Spirit is referred to as the Spirit of Jesus Christ. He's also referred to as the Spirit of his Son. Galatians 4 and let's look at verse 6. Galatians 4 verse 6. And because you are sons, God has sent forth the Spirit of his Son into your hearts, crying out about our Father. Therefore, you are no longer a slave but a son, and if a son, then an heir of God through Christ. So the Spirit of the Son, the Spirit of the Lord Jesus, whatever the Holy Spirit called as the Spirit of the Son, by whom we cry out about our Father. So he's also called the Spirit of Adoption, Romans 8. So the same thing here, he's bringing us into that. We are called the co-heir of Christ and he's bringing us into that family and is testifying to our hearts that we are indeed sons and daughters of God by whom we cry out about our Father. So it's wonderful, right? The Spirit of the Son or Spirit of his Son, which means Father, Son and Holy Spirit, working in our hearts and bringing us into sonship, bringing us into that place of adoption as sons and daughters of God by whom we cry out, through whom we cry out about our Father. Romans 8, 14, 15 again. The fact that we are adopted as sons and daughters and the Spirit of God bringing us into that place of adoption or he is called the Spirit of Adoption. He's also called the Spirit of Glory, 1 Peter 4 and verse 14. And Isaiah 4 and verse 5 is called the Spirit of Glory. So Glory refers to who God is and what God does. So we see that the Holy Spirit is referred to as the Spirit of Glory quite aptly because he brings about who God is and what God does. So we see all this mentioned. These are some of the names that are by which the Holy Spirit is referred to. So in the next class, we will go through the rest of the names and the symbols of the Holy Spirit. And with that, we'll come to a close. So we'll stop here. Thank you. Have a great weekend. We'll meet again next week for our concluding class. And be aware of the quizzes that will be released from time to time. You have time till the 26th to finish. Thank you and God bless.


What is going on guys, welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here today. I'm going to showcase to you guys the best locking guardian in the history of Destiny and that is my titan right here, as you can see him sweeping away, cleaning up the mess which is Destiny 2, he just fell off the edge there, I don't even know who that was but yes, I'm also going to open so many packages because basically I haven't been playing this game that much as of recent so I've basically stacked so many things, it's unbelievable so we have all these, I'm pretty sure I've got some in my Postmaster 2, I've got Savala, I've got Hawthorne, I've got New Monarchy which have been, so I've got a Legendary there as well so I've got quite a few bits and bobs to be honest but let me first show you guys my amazing hunter now it is obviously looking at full New Monarchy ornamented gear and the shader I'm using I believe is called Dorn in Hope, now there's a few shaders which look great with this gear, the problem is the cloak doesn't change for half of them, you need one basically it's got golden, if you haven't got one it's that golden black or golden white, the cloak just it's a mismatch it doesn't match, it's weird, see as you can see with color selected it looks great but if I ask you say let's go with this one here, Surulian Divide, have a look at this, now the front of it looks incredible, beautiful, but the cloak stays a standard color, so you're looking for you want obviously a white and gold shader or a black and gold shader of some kind, golden trace, how does this look, this looks great too, there you go, looks absolutely amazing, now this is the best thing about Faction Rallies, it's an ornamented New Monarchy gear because obviously as we know the rest of it's been a complete shambles, it really has, so let's get rid of that, now I'll show you guys what you need to do to get this ornamented gear, it isn't hard to be honest, there you have to complete a nightfall strike wearing full New Monarchy armor while pledging to New Monarchy and that's for the helmet, for the gauntlets you need to complete patrols in the EDZ while pledging to New Monarchy, not too bad, the hardest ones were the super kills and the, well creating orbs wasn't too bad because I was running around on the EDZ with my Masterworks New Years gift which is just incredible, but I think it's the boots where you need the super kills and I actually uploaded a video on how you can get this pretty quickly, so yeah you'll find that link on my channel, I will link it in the video description as well if you do want to check it out, we can get it relatively quickly, and what do you need to do for the cloak, now I can't remember, oh yeah open 5 engrams with New Monarchy basically, but look it just looks so so beautiful, it's the best I reckon my garden has looked in Destiny 2 so far, now we're gonna get on to opening engrams, engrams, engrams, let's see what I get, I don't even know what I want, let's see, okay so delinquent 2.1s, 1.0s, Lincoln Greens, Shore of Force, you can get a Masterworks, I don't think I will, there you go, no I won't, okay so the exotic, is that a joke, the Prometheus lens, is that people, the Prometheus lens, what a joke, I've also got a few, what are they called, writing engrams to open, which I haven't thought because I ain't that stupid anymore, nope never mind these again, I'll open them anyway, I still want the selfie email which I'm never gonna get, my drop, hang on my drop, I like my drop, I'm happy, I'm happy, I got my drop, and let's quickly open this, let's quickly open this engram people, well I don't even know what that says, Eulogy S14, now I've got my nightfall engram, I believe here, and then we've got new monarchies, which to be honest I've got everything from the monarchy, apart from the gold shell, actually there's gold shells, there's a ship as well as they're not, they're Chanel Bruce Val and a wicked star, let's open these two, I get Nameless Midnight, which is a great weapon, but yeah I want a Masterworks, actually I've got Masterworks version of that, great weapon too, let's go to the Gunsmith because the Gunsmith does have something for me or something like a level up I believe, what do we gonna get? Oh I've got loads of things here, do you reckon I'll get a Masterworks? I don't think I will, let's see, this game hates me, really, really I picked them up while I'm here, I knew there we go, I can't believe that I can't believe that, my luck is so bad people, actually if you've been there, I watched with mine for a while you would know, my luck is so bad, it's so so bad and I've got something in the Pulse Master too, I can't believe there's still anything to fix that, I call a race and she's got something for you when she actually hasn't, it's annoying as heck, it really is, okay so what are you gonna give me, how fun, you're gonna give me that sweet brush as a loot, the Graviton Lance and I took a fence, okay I've got a Vanguard England as well, which is about a deadpan delivery, whatever that is, that's a bloody pizza, okay so let's go to a new monarchy and see if you're gonna treat me, I don't know how much tokens I've got, I actually basically did this in a space of about 160, I did got these in a space of about 30 minutes, using that actual faction rally token exploit thingy thing I posted, which you'll also find linked within the video description if you want to check that out, I've got a sparrow, I've got a sparrow people, yep now I need, he's a Gaulshaw, Cloak and Errant Night Harmy, oh master what, nice, chess piece again with a new monarchy shader, I don't think I've got much of that to be honest, keep me in the old shader like that, older sister 3, these are nothing new to me, what, people, give me the Gaulshaw game, screw you, screw you, screw you indeed, so let's quickly actually run to my postmaster first and then we'll see what I've got, we're calculating all together while we're there, but yeah, two masterworks from one package, that is some crazy ass luck people, if you ask me, it really is, I don't get that type of luck even though I don't think evil weapon that dropped was any decent, what I do is obviously I dismantle them, use the cores to upgrade a other weapon, probably my Scenes of the Past if that's what my launcher is called, I don't know, I always get mixed up between this and the sniper, yeah Scenes of the Past I'll probably make that masterworks as well, all my origin story, not sure yet, choices hard, choices hard people, okay so I've got three masterworks here, this which I've got already in my vault, I'm never going to use it, the countless SA2, nothing great and I also got this here, peace by consensus or whatever that says, consensus, which I believe is something you get for being aligned with all factions, I've had it so many times since I'm a level, can't look at how it's great right here, nothing at all, all standard, standard rubbish, so let's see what we got, my inventory, just plenty of shards I'm guessing, so these are what I've got from the, this is from Engrams and Gunsume festivals, I've got Epherymethias Lens at 3.35 which is a complete waste of a weapon now, whatever that is, never heard of that before, the Graviton Lance which I'm going to infuse into another pulse because I don't need it, I've got Shore Force, Wicked Sister and Dead Panda Leverie, I've got Cloaks, I've got all sorts really, I've got absolute all sorts of things that I'm not even ever going to use, but yes guys that is it, the best locking hunter on the planet people, with that in my opinion, obviously this is my opinion but yes definitely, just looks so good, it looks great in every shader, I haven't put a shader on it but I think it looks bad, it looks great, it's just shame and cloak, I mean I could mix in and match cloaks but hey that does look great doesn't it. Beautiful it looks beautiful let's see what else we got here let's try this one here watermelon I don't think this will look good actually let's see wow that reptile uh mortal combat but yes yes because that is it that is it for another destiny video now I hope you enjoyed it if you did leave a like really does help me if you're new around here and enjoyed daily destiny videos be sure to subscribe and hopefully people I will see you on that next one always


This is the animation minute as always it start with jobs and here's a massive thread of game companies that are hiring check it out It is huge. It's awesome. So many job opportunities I live Vancouver is hiring for previous animator another Lucasfilm post here the hiring animation asset coordinator Real effects is hiring as well if you're gameplay animator and you interested in working on apex legends Here's the tweet for you mercury flume works is hiring for a bunch of positions including animators switching over to news There's a new person boots trailer the last wish looking super cool. Check out this one. This is industrial art magic the matte art It's a really cool tribute to the gold era special effects as it says here It's all about my paintings check it out is absolutely amazing and here's another thread by Edward You know, I love them as always great stories And here's a second one since I skipped last week's animation minute both are great speak of great this is a massive thread about the Mitchells versus the machines and The process of making the movie and what the creators learned and tips and It's absolutely insane highly highly recommend to check it out If you're familiar with area by auto desk you check it out It got an update looking pretty cool to awesome posters for the movie turning red, which is also awesome Harvey Newman has a good post here my top five tips for successful interviewing game deaf and so you can Harvey He's another one his YouTube channel has always great interviews with lots of industry people check this one out It's also great. This is an awesome animation test. Make sure to check out the whole clip These are also cool Cool snappy timing links awakening remake dreamer our book scan. I don't know how much longer This is going to be online, but it's cool. Check it out. Speak of Nintendo. That's cute, too Sticking with Nintendo. This is a cool run. Love the presentation, too These are super cute. Look at that. Look at the amount of detail renders. Awesome. So cool. Love these two That's great Great little demo reel. Oh, it's cool to see arcane footage and hear all the acting reference pieces I love the design. Super cute. Make sure to check them out. Here's more artwork. Gonna go full screen. That's cool Love the colors Love the compositions really nice, you know, I love those kind of ships come on That's so my jam. I love it another cool animation test Watch the whole thing the third floor has done animation short Make sure to check out the clip on YouTube another cool animation with this rig Yes, we'll need always happy to see Star Trek artwork and speaking of Star Trek That is cool. The Star Trek design project. Check out the link This is full of awesome goodies and sitting with Star Trek. Here's the official announcement for Star Trek The motion picture director's edition in 4k. These are cool. I love it That's all I have to say. They're awesome. That is super cool to look at that Coolification cool designs So futurey tech. I love it. Gotta bring up some more Lego.  These are cool. It's speaking of cool. This is cool, too I love that little swirl of wind there. It's great inspiring pixel artists list always interesting I'm gonna check that one out boy to the stars. That looks super cool. There's actually a demo more pixel art cool That's Come on. That's so much more pixel art, you know, I love when there's 2d effects in there Well, again classic point-and-click. I love these kind of games cool art. I love it So wish list out on steam moon scars announcement trailer. This looks awesome as well And that is that animation minute You can usually find it at 10am on my channel every week this time was a two-week special But next week is going to be back to the regular schedule. That is that. Thank you for watching


We demystify what goes on behind the therapy room door. Join us on this voyage of discovery and co-creative conversations. This is The Therapy Show, behind closed doors podcast with Bob Cook and Jackie Jones. Welcome back to the next episode of The Therapy Show behind closed doors with the wonderful Mr Bob Cook and myself Jackie Jones and we're on episode 147 now and what we're going to be talking about in this one is taking new routes in therapy. So I'm going to say the wonderful Jackie Jones because I know you've made to me so many times. So I but I did start I did pick this title I picked most of them I think I took all of them. You pick all the titles Bob. There's two parts to this or there's two ways of looking this this title. One of them is about changing tack, changing direction, changing routes in the psychotherapy process. The other thing we also could talk about in the podcast is the different routes people take when they train as psychotherapists and counselling because there's many different routes and when I thought of this title it was much more about taking different routes in the therapy process but today when I was thinking about what I'm going to talk about I was thinking a lot of people are listening to us as counsellors and therapists might be interested about and people interested in the world of psychotherapy and counselling and how to move from one world to the other or how to start might be interested in the different routes people go in the world of counselling and psychotherapy but I'd like to start with my first thought about this title which is different routes in the therapy journey people take. Yeah is that okay? Absolutely I completely agree and I think both topics are very worthy of a podcast but just yeah time to get to both but we'll start with the first okay so there's a wonderful poem in a wonderful book and the book is TA Today by Ian Stewart and Van Joins done many editions of it I forget when it was first written I think it was 1987 but you don't have to buy the first edition I think the last edition God knows when um in the back of that book is the basic TA textbook is a wonderful poem and you'll know it Jackie by Nelson Porsche I think which talks about if you go down one route in a script way you might just fall in a hole and it takes a long time to get out of it and then I think it's five chapters to it so the best thing to do when you get out of the hole is to go down another route in attempt to change but the problem is you still go down the same bloody route and you still fall down the same hole and I think the five chapters lead to and you might perhaps you can tell me the different chapters Jackie but I know the last one is you do help the client go down a different road altogether or you get or you help the client get out of the hole quicker yes and take a different route and why I've gone to this poem is as a therapist you might start off one way and you might actually find you have to go down another route so it reminded me of that poem which you're probably looking up now I've got it here shall I read it yes yes go it's called autobiography in five short chapters by Porsche Nelson of Porsche Nelson that way yes and chapter one I walked down the street there is a deep hole in the sidewalk I fall in I am lost I am helpless it isn't my fault it takes forever to find a way out chapter two I walk down the same street there is a deep hole in the sidewalk I pretend I don't see it I fall in again I can't believe I am in the same place but it isn't my fault it still takes a long time to get out chapter three I walk down the same street there is a deep hole in the sidewalk I see it is there I still fall in it's a habit my eyes are open I know where I am it is my fault I get out immediately chapter four I walk down the same street there is a deep hole in the sidewalk I walk around it and then chapter five I walk down another street I think it gets me every time I read that I think it's such a lovely poem I really do it's such a lovely poem and it is I wanted to start the podcast that way because we are talking about roots yeah and how and if you think about it in that way it's like it could say the whole of the therapy process with the client begins and end with this in other words helping the client be aware of the destructive root they're on yes and helping them find a different route yeah healthy one yeah absolutely and being along the journey with them yeah as a witness absolutely yeah you can look at therapy that way and even you can look at it and even as we look at that way which I think is a wonderful way to look at it very touched by the poem however clients from their unaware places will set so many traps and so many pitfalls sometimes it takes a lot of perseverance quite a long time to stay with the client so you can help the cloud be more aware and help them make changes and integrate different routes into their life it's more beneficial yeah not straightforward process usually absolutely not because every time they become aware of their behavior and they change there's always the opportunity for self sabotage so it's not it's not a straightforward process it's not it's never a linear process no I think to help people find more healthy routes to change yeah it's never linear because if they could do that they would never come to therapy in the first place no absolutely so the therapist has to help them be aware of what's happening on this route the pitfalls that might happen and just like the poem really that we the you read our cell open yeah help them find a new route so they can take charge and ownership of their own destiny yeah and that's the that's the big thing in therapy isn't it is that they can take charge of their own destiny and it's not us that does it to them no but it is yeah you're correct we don't do that we don't do it to them or not if we just said well this is the route this is the map this is how you get there goodbye yeah would probably repeat history with them which to be fair some of us would have liked that in our therapy process but I can remember wanting that desperately when I was going through my own personal therapy is you know if you know what I need to do just tell me and I'll do it but that's not how he works no you know and I was thinking my childhood when you said that which wasn't a very pleasant one but or stroke and it wouldn't be so much for me that I got a map of a healthy route it would be the most important thing for me I'm not sure looking back is it true but anyway this is what I feel is that I had somebody to accompany me in the uh routes the map went down yeah so from a big part of therapy for me over many years was the somebody accompany me um and help me if you like I think a company's very important in the in the road or route of discovery and journey of uh the healthy place I was going to absolutely and it's having yeah and it's having the trust in somebody for them to be there with you that that's the it's not just any joe blogs on the journey with you there has to be a relationship I was thinking of you I was thinking of you so I was driving home to this podcast and there was a program on fostering and and and I know you did that for a while didn't you I don't you still do that but you not yeah 13 years yeah and it had I don't know sort of program the radio station I can't much registration was they had quite a few people who did fostering and also people have been fostered and they were talking about particularly the two people who have been fostered talking about and then the other foster people what was the most important thing thing or quality uh what was yeah as they went as they were fostered and um um one of the most important things they were talking about being fostered the number one not being moved around or to different places secondly really somebody who spent time with them that would treat them uh with respect integrity and and be there in a secure safe way and being there was really central to them yeah so you know it more than perhaps most people I suspect absolutely the difficulty with that is for me is you know being there for them often involves having structure and boundaries that they butt against it's definitely not an easy ride for either party therapy though isn't it absolutely absolutely yeah I see you see I see that what you're talking about as positivity in the ups and downs and potholes of the journey yeah because it provides a secure base and provides a sense of safety in this journey which isn't always going to be so easy absolutely yeah yeah yeah and I think when it first happens when you know as a therapist or a foster care or a parent or whatever when we need to put boundaries and structure in place they don't like it but adolescents never do do they no but if you our clients I presume they're going through the adolescent phase in the therapy room they don't like it if they're late and you end on time or you know whatever it is they they're not 100 on board with it by definition that's why when we talk about roots and psychotherapy it's about sometimes you need first of all well not sometimes perhaps always create the structure and a safe place for the journey ahead yeah your head otherwise they may give up yeah when away yeah may act out in ways where that root becomes impassable absolutely yeah and I think it's it's part of our job as a psychotherapist to to be that safety net underneath them you know and to have the belief in them that they can do this when they don't necessarily have that in themselves I agree completely I have a warning for everybody listening flashing lights warning and it's about ego driven counselors or psychotherapists get so wedded to one root yes because they have read books or been trained or whatever it is there's not this is not a criticism particularly it's just how I what I've observed over let's get so wedded to a certain way of doing therapy or so wedded to doing a certain way of doing counseling or so wedded to a particular piece of theory they have this root so planned out to an nth degree for their security and also what they think is best for the part that they never change it yeah 100 agree and that's my warning because that way of doing therapy there might be success sometimes but also can lead to huge problems yeah I'm I'm passionate about transactional analysis you know me I love a diagram I've always got my diagrams up and I do have my go-to things that I use particularly in the early stages but I'm open to anything you know literally you know the things that happen in my life will encourage me to research and to look at other avenues and for me the more I've got in my toolbox that can help my clients the better I agree and I I think the way forward and I'm not saying theory doesn't help you're not saying treat that's not not saying books don't help you're not saying many things but what I am saying is I think if you can listen to the client or help the client decode what they're trying to say to you and that will be the most effective route yeah and that there's a definite skill in that bob in decoding what they're trying to say or ask or develop with whatever it is yeah yeah because they might from a sabotage place manipulate you from a psychoanmy, psychoanalytical version of manipulate you to go down a route which will confirm the history yeah so I'm not saying that we just would need nearly follow up the dictates of our clients I'm more saying that if we stay attuned use phenomenology of inquiry respect our clients as well as looking out the defense processes we can help them in a sharing and decoding if you want to put that word into it so between the two of you in a sort of co-created process we'll find the way together yeah and I like that I like that co-creating and decoding because it is a partnership we can't do it to them or at them they've got to be an active participant in it yeah I was doing some thinking of supervision again actually um I was wondering a client that came I was talking to her about the way forward with this client and she was saying well you know we have to go this way because the client wants us to go this way and so I said do you ever say no no it's a sense of bilateralism in the discourse with your client in other words just sharing some just sharing some other options that maybe we could go that way we could go this way so you have a co-created discussion because sometimes a client might not know about the stormy roads ahead and may need you to give different options which may be more healthy I think that's really important me too and I think there is a fine line I'm not sure whether it was this podcast or the one before that you touched on it about you know being an ego driven psychotherapist is not very good in that I know better than you but there is something in having the knowledge and being able to pass that on as options to the client as long as that is done bilaterally so I laterally and not unilaterally yes not the therapist sticking to a version this is the only way yeah this is the only way I know that you see that sort of unilateral position can be taken as a monopolization of the truth rather than what I'm suggesting is a co-created discussion where both partners take ownership of the road to head yes yeah you are correct in what you're saying in the sense because the therapist in inverted commas because if we look at transfers and everything else I'm not so sure but we'll say in inverted commas may have a more healthy script then it is important for the therapist to point out options and healthy alternatives but if the client is it like a parent driven you have to do it my way then there can be a repeating of history yes yeah it's a balance I understand that yeah and it's not helpful either you know again you know going back to what we touched on before if the in my mind if the client comes in and feels like they are in total control of everything in that room that's quite an unsafe place for them to be it's also an unreal position for them to be absolutely yeah yeah you know I often talk in the early days with clients about the okay corral and I'm okay you're okay and you know it is that bilateral conversation that you have you know that we're both in an okay place that's right I like that okay corral position absolutely different existential positions yeah healthy being I'm okay you're okay and the most unhealthy position being I'm not okay you're okay you're not okay yeah either too I'm okay you're not okay and either I'm being you're not okay I'm okay so I like that and the way you're talking about the healthy roots ahead yeah so I don't think there's anything wrong in in using other modalities or things that learned if if you think that they are for the good of the client yeah absolutely well yes of course that's where the whole birth of eclectic therapy came from when I first came to therapy that was a buzzword eclectic psychotherapy nowadays I think it's been substituted by integrative psychotherapy and part of integral psychotherapy the way it's used today it's exactly what you just talked about maybe of borrowing from different models if it's you know if it serves the client that's the last bit is really important it has to be done in the service of the client not service of the therapist no not using them as a guinea pig or just experimenting or doing you know something for yourself yeah absolutely but I think sometimes to to to to mix things up is quite a positive thing in the therapy you know I I felt stuck with some clients I felt like I don't know what to do because we've gone round in full circle about six times we you know something needs to shift for us to move out of this so I have introduced something different yeah I think that's what it could be because it it may break that repetitive cycle yeah which I know you know it is the self-sabotage and it's the protection and it's all that sort of stuff but sometimes we need to shift the energy or whatever it is to to get out of that I used to do this a lot what you're talking about now I did a loss in I can see you doing it a lot many versions of experimentation over the years I know once you might be appalled by this I don't know this and podcast people might be appalled by this and I'm sure you might be shouting at the that mobile phone or whatever you listen to in a minute but I remember with the client going through many of the repetitive behaviors you're talking about I forget it but it was particularly if it was a repetitive process or a game of about not being heard and I wouldn't hear them but I I can't quite remember if it was a repetitive behavior of the person not talking whatever it was I decided anyway that I would get up and read the newspaper I love it I love it so I got up and got the paper out and started reading that and the person she was so astounded absolutely that she started to rant and rave at me about this that the other but it broke the repetitive cycle yeah he takes balls to be able to do that in the therapy room Bob I must have me I don't think I've got I'm that well big clients so OCD clients I used to do the therapy quite often lying down on a sofa yeah mainly because they didn't expect mainly because they had a parent in their heads that said the therapist has to be perfect I've done things on purpose to show that I'm not perfect absolutely I've done that yeah yeah so um there are many things from different models than many people might pick the experimentation process of a lot of the stoke techniques I've borrowed many times yeah but I think the biggest thing is I like to have a co-created process where it's all in service of the client and I at least have a thought process about what I'm doing yes yeah and again I think it's getting a feel for the clients you know so some of my clients I know that they would be open to trying new things with other clients maybe not so do you know the the best venue for experimentation group psychotherapy yes I've never ventured into I do couples but couples are it I've never done a group session in psychotherapy I spent 35 years running psychotherapy groups and they are the most wonderful venues for experimentation in a safe setting with eight people yeah contracted and everything else I was a great fan and still am I of group psychotherapy I'm also a great fan of new routes like you know changing routes if things aren't working and finding together a new route yeah quite like that poem that we read out at the beginning absolutely you know my my own life journey over recent years has led me to become more interested in in different options I'm interested in equine guided therapy now and I'm interested in the mind-body connection and there's lots of things that I've become interested in for my own benefit that I have no doubt will filter through into my private practice somehow I think that's how it is the more experience we've come as therapists we often specialise in our own interests and those tastes may or may not take us different directions and then there's life events that also impact us so we you know we may go down different directions as therapists different routes as therapists and that's all okay as well yeah I think for me transactional analysis transactional analysis will always be the bedrock of the grounding absolutely a hundred percent yeah yeah you know I'm the same and I spend my career with TA as you know the major grounding bedrock by the I did then after I got the bedrock if you like go off and specialise an integrative psychotherapy and yeah but I'm very pleased that I got a founding bedrock system in place me too you like yeah which became became a sort of guiding light and therefore the other trainings that I you know took as I developed I've used and they've been interesting and everything else but it's been wonderful to have the structure to build all these different things on if you like yeah that's how I see it I would I I won't ever move away from it it will always be there yeah yeah I enjoyed this podcast because it reminds I'm really pleased to be able to say that you know taking healthy routes helping people find different routes is one of the most important prerequisites and the and also journeys that the therapist and client take together yeah absolutely I've really enjoyed this another one um so what we're going to be talking about in the next one um the title that I've got down is the pressure cooker effect in therapy and is that the 150th that's 148 the pressure what's the 149 then 150 if you've got them written down 149 is five things I wished I had known before I became a psychotherapist oh I remembered right I remember thinking that one up oh the growth of equine therapy that's yours I put that in because I know a little bit about it but you're the expert in it and I thought it was such an interesting development that you've taken in your career that I could not not have a podcast you know we have to have a podcast on that uh we've given people a bit of a sneaky peek on what's coming up over the next month yeah but but you know what that's wonderful in the 150th we've got that but the next one is the pressure cooker now I spent a lot of my life as a therapist carefully meticulously meticulously yes that my dyslexia doesn't have me carefully meticulously building up very slowly bit by bit the pressure cooker oh psychotherapy so I'm gonna love talking about that there's another thing to look forward to maybe I have been doing it and I don't know I don't I have no idea what this one's going to be about Bob you have so I look forward to that or can talk until next time thank you yeah thank you bye bye you've been listening to the therapy show behind closed doors podcast we hope you enjoyed the show don't forget to subscribe and leave us a review we'll be back next week with another episode


in collaboration with NPCI companies are now collaborating. They are making it easier for consumers to adopt the platform. With Bharatpe, what are you doing which is helping this process and what is the potential you see in UPI? Do you feel that the education for UPI isn't sufficient or do you feel an influx of fantastic number of volumes being onboarded? On UPI, you have to understand what's happening is a lot of effort has gone on the consumer side. Even if you look at the companies, there are more than 140 apps which allow a consumer to pay using UPI. But if you actually look on the merchant side, there is hardly a couple of them. You will have mostly Paytm out there and in some places you would see a phone pay. So my point is that UPI acceptance is not going to happen automatically at a merchant. Someone has to do it. The thing is that the battle on the consumer side is so intense that everybody has been drawn into it. And that's where I saw the opportunity, saying that if the UPI network is going to get built out, someone will have to build it out and why not me. And that's how we are building it. We are simply on the merchant side. We don't do anything on the consumer. On our QR code, you can only get money in. So you don't have to worry about any payments happening by mistake or anything. And we are making it simple for the merchant saying just put one QR code and you can accept Paytm, phone pay, Google pay, Amazon pay or any other new app that comes on UPI tomorrow. I see. There was a discussion about taking the middleman out and removing the money that extra percentage that the merchants have to pay. Tell me how are you facilitating that and how are you looking to communicate to the merchant that I'm not going to take that extra percentage, your margin is your margin. So communication is pretty easy. They do 10 transactions. The full money comes into the bank account. That's it. That's the best communication that can happen. So you have to basically build your credibility by doing what you say you're doing. I think as Indians, we generally are not wired to pay for services. We will pay for a product. We will pay interest on capital. But service is something which pinches us. And that is as much true for a merchant as it is for an individual. So what I'm saying is that of course as a business, you have to make money. And as a network, if you're going to give payments free, two things have to happen. A, the government has to support to make sure the cost of that payment is free to us or almost near zero. So there's not a huge cost that we have to bear. And the other thing is I have to sort of start selling them other things. For example, can I give them smart loans? Can I help them source products smartly and build in my margin there? So that is how as a business, we are thinking about it, saying if someone simply wants to just use my service for payments, then he should not be paying. If he wants to use it me for other things, of course, then there's a margin built into that. Do you think your model is sustainable? Yeah, of course.  I have only spent three million dollars. I'm sitting on an annualized volume of three hundred and twenty five million dollars, right? You know, I've been a CFO before. I haven't seen an internet business produce that kind of, you know, capital efficiency. So, yeah, if mine isn't sustainable, none is.


comparison that goes to the trust aggregator that creates a trust score and based on the trust score the sandbox basically has or not has access to certain features on the vehicles platform but which might be interesting for you software engineers not really working with automotive and let's say different technologies in the cloud if you squint on this a little bit more what this architecture resembles you you have some rules you have some role and based on the rules and the roles you have some access what if I say Kubernetes RBAC is something similar and what if we could implement something trust based in Kubernetes so instead of RBAC we could do something like tBAC which would basically implement a similar architecture in the cloud I mean it would probably totally useless in software but I see it as a viable way of doing a proof of concept and I heard some rumors that there is a team at Red Hat who tries to run containers on vehicles okay somebody is shaking his head so it might be not true so it would be probably useless in a real cluster where you're running it in the cloud some services because you might not be able to run some kind of simulations but in some edge computing cases it might be useful so that's our vision how and why we would like to run it in Kubernetes at some point so to wrap it up there is some future work that we are looking into so based on this we are trying to swap the smart agents with a pair of sensors so we could calculate trust on sensors and we can trust or not trust the sensors and based on that we can believe or not what the sensors say another approach is to use digital twins of autonomous vehicles and extend this architecture for a whole ecosystem so we could simulate other cars calculate their trust score and behave accordingly so it wouldn't be just inside one vehicle but the architecture would be extended among multiple ones and the last one is that we just submitted a paper and it's not yet accepted so we can't trust for the execution in a trustworthy way so let's flip the concept that the smart agent wouldn't trust the execution environment where it's running we had some initial discussions with people who understand blockchain and this might be an unsolvable problem because the vehicle manufacturer might have some god-like power on your smart agent but there are still ways how to do this so let's see what I think can happen so stay tuned for that it might have some interesting results and last but not least I would like to mention that my supervisor will have a talk tomorrow at 5 o'clock or actually I will do it because she twisted her ankle today so if she recovers then check out her talk otherwise see me tomorrow as well thank you because dinner validation which one? this one? yeah sorry I cannot hear you because that would fail on any other vehicle this is an architecture that has some kind of static analysis so it doesn't really make sense because each of them would yeah well the point is that everybody would implement this framework they would have the same kind of static analysis so they could catch the same issue anyway the question was why the static analysis is modifying the aggregator so the question is about how the aggregator gets protected from spamming from false positives and false negatives so the results are actually not coming from the smart agent but the simulator that runs the smart agent so the smart agent cannot really spam it yeah the aggregator gets a message from an existing component that's also under R control no no no yeah so the question was about centric record and regarding the static analysis that we might get some interesting reputation from a certain vendor we have failing static analysis we weren't really looking into specific vendors and track records but this is an interesting aspect thank you yeah go ahead just please be louder because I cannot hear from the AC so the question was about GPG and trust chains it resembles what we have with GPG and trust chain no we were actually trying to get around this topic of trust chain and static kind of trust so our approach is trying to be dynamic and we tried to avoid and throw away everything that was interpreted as trust in software engineering and computing any more questions please so the question was about how to do counter measures against such attacks yeah so the trust aggregation and the calculation isn't really my research my focus is more on this part on the left okay so the question was how to do counter measures against such attacks yeah so the trust aggregation and the calculation isn't really my research on the left thank you for your attention


Alright, what's up everybody got a little personal late night? Nickette night action for AJ Anderson. Good luck gets a box of 2020 prism draft picks football five autos box All the new draft picks featured in here as an Eagles fan I'm really not sure how to feel about this draft, you know I think 99.9% of the fan base is kind of upset. Although Us Eagles fans are usually upset no matter what The the raker pick I don't mind as much now Maybe it was sort of a reach with Justin Jefferson still on the board But I don't totally mind it because it was a need but quarterback was just kind of out of the blue All right, I got the Wikipedia for the draft up to so I can name out autographs if we Pull some pull some guys who've already been drafted. Hopefully All right, good luck AJ. Here's your first pack. It's crusade take one So Wilson we got a Sony Michelle to 149. This is a nice one silver Jerry Judy Went to the Raiders, right? No Broncos I keep mixing him and rugs up Keep mixing him and rugs up and wow The next one's a nice hit. I was just talking about him to 75 Very nice hyper prism auto Jalen Hertz a Philadelphia Eagle he was the fourth Fifth fifth quarterback taken the first one out of the second round That's a pretty nice hit huge fan base obviously with Oklahoma and Alabama 72 of 75 That's a pretty nice one Yeah, um Teddy who breaks on Instagram here on Saturday said Yeah, what about carry on Johnson's the Lions? He kind of Disappeared last year I guess But they haven't had a great offensive line, but it's all running back by committee, you know Better to have running backs They don't only have you know, maybe one or two decent ones. All right. There is a Marquise Brown all Americans 81 and 99 there's Albert. Oh Albert out 175 the 249 and we have a hunter Bryant Autograph I Don't think I've seen hunter Bryant's name. Yeah. Yeah doing some personals. No group breaks sold out So be doing personals in the meantime if anyone wants to fill up a Break, let me know Jaspies.com is the personal break website Jaspies case breaks calm see some borough Phillip Rivers gold. That's nice three of ten Gold prism Phillip Rivers Steven Montez Purple not numbered And we have a Jake Breeland silver auto Oregon ducks this little Phil Rivers Did Breeland? I don't think I seen Breeland's name either. No Jonathan Taylor rookie to Colts new running back Couple packs to go a a rod There's a Kyler Dairy Slayton. There's Marquise Brown again All Americans This is a to 299 parallel There's Grant Delpit. I think he must have gotten drafted, right? He was like a guy that people talk about in the first round. He kind of fell Anybody know where Delpit went Cleveland Browns. It looks like number 44 To 149 and then we have a autograph of Justin Madhu Boeik Madhu Boeik Texas A&M 61 and 99 He went to the Ravens. It looks like Add to their stacked often defense line 299 All right last pack. Good luck AJ Watson for net Marino Hopkins silver Jeff Ocuda silver nice number three overalls the Lions and the final hit is a Devon DuVernay, I feel like I've heard his name, right? Yeah, I did why receiver to the Baltimore Ravens Be catching passes from Lamar Jackson to 49 and they don't really have a huge deep why receiver roster. It's really My keys brown came to name another one. So not too bad. You got a e-sin. I don't think he's gone yet, right? So not bad. Here's a little recap. You had the DuVernay Auto mojo parallel. You had the to 10 fill of Rivers. I think the best head of the box unbiased Eagles fan to 75 Jalen Hertz And some other nice stuff Taylor Breedlin So there you go appreciate it AJ. Thanks again Thanks everyone for watching now as a personal box 20 20 person graphics