The nat and the shepherd. 00:04 Relying on his dogs a shepherd calmly slippt till spying him a serpent hitather crept fromneath a Bush with motion shore and steady then brandishing its tonguegue its fangs made ready a net adventurous SLY scheming to outwit sharply the sleeper bit who woke in time twin actions to commit he slew the snake. As well the net with force unfit being dazed with sleep as after a draught headtie in human life's strange circling edie should but a weakling dare meaning however well to oak to truth the eyes of person stronger his chsisement will certain be and longer than here be fill.

The oak and the read once a majestic oak said to a little readed weakling you surely are with nature disenanted to bear a tiny sparirrow would your powers exceed if but a puff of wind to stifle folk be granted forth with you quiver shake and losing strength so far in misery lean over I'm pain to view your prostrate length I like Caucasian heights give mortal shade and cover protect them fully from the sun's infuriri rays can laugh at whirlwinds and the hurricanes displays by my erecttious men amas as if by vast inviolable might be friendended but as for you your life is restlessless unended had you but grown in some fine neighbourhood famous for forest trees enriched with oak wonders I would have guarded. You even when heaven to thunders but cruel nature set you near no wood led you to trouble as shores oflustroous dominons which little care or wreck concerning your opinions.

The peasant and the sheep a peasant haul the sheep to court and pressed against her there a serious objection a FOX as judge is ready for a falses detection here'is plaintiff first and then defendant in retort. 00:20 Taking in turn each point and cool though others stammer he seeks the cause of all the clamor. 00:28 The peasant says millod when visiting my yard I found two chickens missing t ta in early morning only their bones and feathers served me as warning this sheep alone was there on guard. 00:44 The sheep replies now all strange event my slummbers mard privy the evidence of neighbours don't discard against me never was brought a charge ofiving our other crime at any time as to my tasting flesh tis notion past conceiving here are the foxes judgments from their earliest weaving it. 01:10 I no way can accept the pleadings of this sheep because all rogues are skilled to keep their wicked purposes from others tois clear from plaintiffs words that on the given night defended held the fol house well in sight now who can think she'smoths an inborn wish for VI choice so I decide by a conscience sacred voice she cannot have admitted HS were her undefetted her guilt is clear.

The bear among the bees in spring the beasts perhaps with thoughts of nector appoint a surly bearre of beehives their inspector such officer alert to be and true bruins for honey over eager of honesty but meager. Yet bruttes possess a curious point of view the post although inthralling does not suit every one and so in fun the bear assumes the calling but harm done since bruwin in his denin the honeycombs collected until the beasts by rage affected for law pronounced it an affair air long much netd the judges settled the wicked rogue should spin the winter in his lay. Many are here of justice love yet none the stolen combs recoverrs from one that evil boldly perpetrates so long the happy self disport in his warm comfortable quarter calmly his taste for honey saints and expedition knew awaits.

The eagle and the mole. Or great forest regions flying a splendid eagle SPA preceding far his mate. They purposed on am mighty oak to wait until among the branches should be lying within a nest a brood derived from mutual love there they would tend their fledglings through sweet days of summer call upward a fresh come. 00:28 Who views from earth the king above this ancient of tree is hardly fitted for a dwelling through rotting roots is insecure willil topple escape the woodman's fellelling so utters from a whole a voice deurere but if a soverereign bird should take from a bennied and abjject mole advice who then would praise in future days eagles keen sightted.

The pike against a pike was lodged the plaint he'd made the pond a home unpleasant it was a reason for restraint and that the rougan person should be presentint he from the water in a tub was brought the magistrates nearby collecting in a rich meadow pasture sought here is a list of those the captives case affecting ases gathered there two ancient sorryri horses and of goats a pair while also as a general inspector a FOX was of the prosecution the director among the people rumor said this pike supp supplyed the FOX with fish his table spread nevertheless the judges were in no way partial letting no while or trend of vineine tricks obscure their crystal. Vision they must fix upon a judgment free from politics against the guilty one their forces Marshal and sinners to deter suspend him from a beam my lord pronounced the FOX I am for death as sentence.

The mice in council once on a time the mice aspiired th through deeded to glitter despising every cat of either sex they would the lives of cook and mistress VI what topic than a mouse's glory could be fitter to hear it folk would strained their necks a council should be called whither must come no sitter whose tail was not of special length tales were not wrong if as the body long. A mouse with well developed tailles a sound advisr in all thingsvisr than nibles of less stately kind.

The sun rainigns over a vast empire of worlds all moving like clockwork everything within its realm obeys the laws of celestial mechanics defined by cazac Newton in the seventeenth century these laws allow us to predict exactly where each world will be the centuries to come and wherever you happen to be if there's a moon between you and the sun there will be in eclipse of course thed Jupiter plenty of moons and this is a rare picture's taken by the hubble space telescope it's three two thousand and four where you can see the shadows three moons on the surface three eclipses simultaneously now this kind of event only happens once every few decades Saturn plentys of moons I think these are my favorite of all the pictures of clicks in the solar system because these are pictures taken from the surface of Mars by the opportunity robber looking up at the sun and you can see. Mars is moon foho buss as it makes its way across the disck of the sun so this is a solar eclipse partial solar eclipse from the surface of another world the astronomers of the future will discover that these partial eclipses can never measure UPS to the ones back home and that's because here on earth humans have the best seat in the solar system from which to enjoy the spectacle of a total eclipse of the sun all thingss to a wonderful quark of faith but the sun ISS four hundred times the diameter of the moon but by sheer coincidences it's four hundred times further away from the earth so when our moon passes in front of the sun then it can completely obstery now there's something like between what one hundred and forty five and hundred and sixty seven moons in this so system gonna know how you count them but none of them to use such perfect eclipses is the earth.

We live on a world of wonders a place of astonishing beauty and complexity we have fast oceantions and incredible weapon giant lands in and breathtaking landscapes if you think that this is all there is that I'VE plenty exists in magnificent isolation than you're wrong is a physicist than fascinated by how the laws of nature that shapes all this. Also shaped the world's beyond our whole planets I think we're living through the greatest age of discovery our civilization is known we voyageged the farthestt reaches at the solar system we photograph strange new worlds stood in unfamiliar landscapes tasted alienaire and at the heart of it all is the powerhouses a vast wonder that we greet each day the star that controls each and every world look at the and when it goes it really will be the end of us all this is very an asscid for Hindus it's one of the holyest sites in all of India part of what makes it so special is the orientation of its sacred river as it flows past the city this is theone place of the DA GS where you can bay it in the river of this shore and you can see the sunrise.

00:03 You can't give away. 00:06 What you don't have? 00:09 Now it sounds ridiculous okay but it's more than what meets to the ear as you hear this you can't give away what you don't have people who are not good at giving away love can't givinga away love because they don't have it to give away if I want to give you a dozen oranges. I can't give you those dozen oranges unless I go out and pick up twelve oranges someplace. 00:39 Otherwise all it is is just empty rhetoric. 00:43 And the same thing is true of virtually everything in your life you can't give away love for others if you don't have love in here to give away if what you have in here is contempt if what you have and here is anger if you have in here is fear than these are the things you're going to be giving away in your life. And I'VE often thought and I really believe very strongly that there's a law sort of a law in the universe I call it the law of attraction. 01:14 And the law of attraction is one that works like this you get back from the universe from the world what it is that you put out there in the world and if you'are putting out there into the world that I am not worthy of attracting something beautiful into my life that the universe will respond back to you with exactly that message. 01:39 And there are people who come to me and who came to me for years when I had a my own counseling practice and so on and they would say to me um I just keep attracting the same kind of people the same kind of events the same kind of uh losers into my life why is that why do I keep doing it I keep attracting uh an absence of abundance I just can't seem to attract abundance into my life I'always behind the a Paul I'm never getting ahead and I suggested them I said it ever occurred to you that that's the very kind of message you're sending out to the world and out to the universe that the ocean of abundance is there and you can go to that ocean of abundance. 02:21 And you can take a Mac truck and you can fill it up twenty times a day. 02:28 And take it out of there and guess what it doesn't impact at all. The ocean of abundance it doesn't even go down a ziith of an inch it's unlimited or you can go to the same ocean of abundance with a eye dropper and you can just take this much out once a month and say that's all that seems to be available for me. And the interesting thing for me is that when people go to this ocean of abundance this unlimited world all that I have is dying it says in the holy books all that I have is nine it's all there for you but if you believe inside that is'limited that you can only get so much. That other people are going to get it before you do then you'LL find yourself creating that very same thing and the even more interesting part about this you can't give away what you don't have principle.

00:07 Hello you go for me what do you know let's see I don't know like let's away let's see where we go okay what is work what is great what you won's get in way where is love what's your friends from my questions never end what is feel we do we love what DOI think you get but you never in the when you this not back when you big. 00:48 Friend. 00:51 Hello hello friend know friend and friend someone whos the don't you go kinds of friends like a friend share things. 01:51 And someone you want to share with somebody like me. 02:38 So how can can be some people for days for days and days and that's a very long. 03:20 You could way out into space and sometimes you have far someone hello do you want holiday they a friend ever ever ever let you.

A beggar had been sitting by the side of the road for over thirty years one day a stranger walked by spare some change mumbled the beggar mechanically holding out his old baseball cap I have nothing to give you said the stranger then he asked what's that your're sitting on nothing replied the beggar just an old box I'VE been sitting on it for as long as I can remember ever looked inside ask the stranger no said the beggar what's the point there's nothing in there have a looked inside insisted the stranger the beggar managed to pry open the lid with astonishment disbelief an elation he saw that the box was filled with gold this parable lays out the very essence of human suffering we are always looking externally for answers to our problems for validation for security or love. But everything you will ever need can be found within the solution to all suffering can be inside our mind because our thoughts are the cause of all suffering in life discomfort is inevitable but suffering is a choice there are two types of suffering one is fear which derives from our thoughts of the future what awful scenario might play out the other is psychological pain which is derived from negative thoughts of the past fear and pain do not live in the present moment they need our thoughts of the past or future to keep us locked in a prison of the mind the key to end suffering is to stop thinking this may sound simple but have you ever tried to stop thinking for most humans this is surprisingly difficult don't believe it then go ahead give a try right now.

I'm going to show you anew way to look at English gramar anew way that will help you speak better English hi it's Keith from the Keith academy here to help you become a more confident speaker of English and in today's video I'm going to show you a new way of looking at English grammar. It's an idea that's not often taught in schools and yet it can change the way you think about grammar the way you see grammar and how you use it also at the end of this video I'LL show you a very practical way you can put this into practice so that you can speak better English. 00:51 Ready let's do it. 00:57 All right schoolboy grammar or schoolgirl grammar right schoolboy grammar is the grammar that you remember as an adult from your school days in England we learn French at school lots of grammar and then suddenly when you'thirty years old you go on holiday to French and you had to speak French and you go and question and you remember your schoolboy grammar the little bits of grammar that you can remember. 01:29 That's what I mean so typically at school you learn grammar and it looks something like this right present simple subject space verb I cook you cook she cooks he cooks example Jack cooks for his wife negative I don't cook she doesn't cook he doesn't cook example Jack does't cook for his wife questions do you cook example does Jack cook and so on and so on okay now. Fine. The basic grammar it's all very very important so you study the grammar and you learn the rules probably rules like present simple third person singular takes s. He cooks right and probably you'learn some examples Jack cooks Jack lives in America. Good so far maybe in a good classroom you practice in the class right maybe a like this where live where a. Thanks where those those does. 02:52 Where does Jack live he live in America. 03:00 Present simple. 03:02 Third person singleular take or thanks he lives. 03:09 In America and maybe also you test yourself or Jack lives in America he or he its its its. Its love loves. He eats pizza. 03:27 All well and good but something's missing. Right the focus here is all on information. 03:37 Present simple examples its all information there is no communication. 03:45 No real communication. 03:48 I mean who's Jack. I don't know Jack I don't care about Jack where's the communication sometimes the communication happens at the end of the class or years later. Like when maybe you travel to England on holiday when you're thirty years old and you meet an English person and you speak to them and go all hello.

00:01 I was not expecting to but I was like shedding tears watching your show. 00:06 Towards like episode five whenever your friends are like your thoses friends are fading away. 00:14 Episode six like the whole thing it was just it feels so real and I think that's so special because something like. 00:23 Something that's um. 00:25 There's a little bit more light feeling. 00:29 I think that people go into it for's entertainment but then they'really connect with the characters and so it's really special I yes thank you so much for saying that that means a lot truly we don't have time. 00:46 You just disappeared if I if I can't keep looking at because it's horrible what I thought they didn't know that bad I was the mine I wanted to ask because low key in the beginning he he is the antagonist yes. And so when you're playing it that version of him was it any different or did you find these things that. You I mean you have to you're finding elements in him that you can relate to and the reasoning why he's actingly yeah well. 01:22 Great question. 01:24 I felt very fortunate that when I was first cast the the ARC of low key in the first th film was very poignant and. 01:34 I always saw low key in that film as a. Broken soul with the shattered heart deeply damaged. 01:45 BY. The facts of his life that he's made aware of that he was adopted that he was an orphan that he was left to die that he was unwanted. And there is such.

00:01 It is a theme in chon about. Freedom. 00:05 Yes right yes and I also when watching low key realized that we really shared the same themes where it's free well yeah. 00:16 Purpose and sacrifice right yeah right and that's why I was not expecting to but I was like shedding tears watching the show well Anna I just wanted to say like it's such a pleasure to sit across from you and how this conversation truly because I I think your work inhogan is extraordinary it's really obviously really deep. 00:55 And you'VE created medical with such care and diligence and love and I'VE found the whole show and your performance extremely affecting I really thought it was wonderful that sure.