MrJami123's channel

Umar brother, long time brother. Used to knock heads on your blog (Jami). How did things go with Dr Qadri? Nice to see you again & inshallah we will knock heads again ...keep the vids coming (I liked your Libiii accent, lol!)

Lovely & eloquent vid. I used watch Ronenachman vids- but the brother, I think, has passed away. He came from similar background to yourself. As a baalshatuva, are there some hasidic groups who tend to be more stand-offish- or prejudice?

Sholom, when and how did Ronen die? I always watched his vidios-felt a bit sad for him when he cut his beard- and sensed that, this beautiful soul, was trying to find a right way to connect to Hashem.

@alexgrinkov True. Feminist polemics have tended to serve powerful men, war-mongers, and made it easy for political cliques to conceal mass exploitation. Women do not on the whole protest. Capitalist political sytems & corporations have been quick to embrace the feminization of the work place. ...

Thank you Jamal for the beautiful clarification. If I may say so, you remind me of a very close family friend. If only he had been exposed to such teachings, maybe the brother's life would have been more peaceful. I wish you the best on your right path. Namaste.

@vixxy02 The 400 years-sung by Burning Spear- is really a Ratsta anthem. The trade really begins in the region in the mid 18 century; most Africans were quite successful in selling in this period. St Lucia & Trini are populated late in this century. The 400 year term is more useful for Brazil. Th...

@jasonlee197461 It seems on your page a person calls you a 'pancaked-face' chink, ending with a nudge to 'white' superiority over you. These flat featured comments-spiced with views on noses, lips, and 'eyes'- is often directed at the East. Except for a minority of 'Anglo-Americans' (chubby red-h...

I thank the monk for his infomative and wonderful discourses. His series on Ajhan Chah are just splendid.

Ajahn Samedho (the theravadan monk) was influenced by Mr Salim's understanding of 'silence'. Sincerity is discovered in little things-like the eyes, the momentary stopping for breath, the self-effacing request. Interesting man with an interesting message....

Thanks for the uploads. It would bring pleasure to many if Brother David's vids were longer. But I'm grateful for the these insightful ones.

When things are wrong or go wrong I tend to think of Brother David's celebration of the word 'gratefulness'. Watch all his vids & share much of his views-as well as brother Merton- about the 'way'. Barakallahu fik, as the Godly say.

Broth, most of the 'so-called' black folk were not, as you imply, united. And that is because there weren't any 'black' folk; or 'Africa' or one state. These people were diverse, and in copetition for scarce resources. Hausa fought fulani, and both fought Youraba while the King of Dahomey was a ...

@FRSFreeStatePlus It does not make sense why any organisation would, with Mubarak's government against the wall, carry out an act which does not in any way hurt him. The reporting on the issue is predictably cartoonish and provides a shopping list of 'facts', obtained no doubt from helpful govern...

Great player!

Must play the really talented Jay Emmanuel Thomas! One of England's greatest talents, alert, strong, silky on the ball, with an eye for the goal!

Yes, a brilliant player! He is silky on the ball, strong and alert, a must for England and Arsenal. Defoe and Jay are both of St Lucian-Dominican descent, bith Londoners, and easily this country's match for the Continental players.

@confucius8000 Agreed. Programme very biased, and at times in a daft way. The dusty experts were told to spruce up the analysis. Hence , the 'jive talk'. The 'Rubin' expert was a big give- away.It will be a fairer world when the Father Kellys from Mayo, or the old Gallego or Breton priests are a...

Jardelle, sis where are you? Anti fii Sham ? Ataqid annak fii lubnan wallahi ma adri...? Ana fii Landan...and I guess you are a Lebanese Christian. I would like to know how you see your Arab identity in relation to the Orthodox tradition.

Apart from the wise thich, are there many 'non-white' people in Plum Village? It is so nice to see the steps we take as people being positive but I just love it the people of colour are well represented in this great human and Eastern tradition. Namste.

the killer-driller approach, lol! The brother is actually a nice sounding guy, and with a women's instinct, a few of the girls show an instictual awareness of that. It is the fake 'brother from another mother' approach that gets in the way of his natural African charm & the girls uneasiness is di...

The sister seemed not entierly comfortable. Prep-school accents and manners can, in a non-European home, appear odd, if not 'rude' and 'patronising'. But at least these folks are trying to re-connect to a more subtle way of doing things.

Blessed brother, a touching understanding of the personal and the committed. Amen.

@catandpiddle I am mildly amused that modern Japan see 'Zen' as a tradition for misfits, neurotics etc. Perhaps these are ahistorical, hedanistic, liberal elements in this very modermised culture. As to Victoria's thesis, it is shockingly superficial as a historical study. Japan's famines, povert...