Purging Passivity

[@jesushateswood]

This video was more meaningful and powerful than a thousand sermons coming from the pulpit. Appreciate ya'll.

[@Cave313]

We appreciate the encouragement.

[@lyndonbritt3728]

That may be true but you also have to be in a position to understand the sermons you're listening to, but you have to listen not just hear.

[@jelanitarik7423]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@alexm7627]

@@lyndonbritt3728 true

[@alexm7627]

@@Cave313 God bless you

[@Nythe625]

Grown men are crying watching this because it shows us a true expression of a lesson we were never taught in our youth. I could have used a mentor like this guy when I was a kid!

[@williampresley4945]

Damn.....the truth hurts. Took me over 30 years and counting of trial and error to learn what this youngster is learning in minutes. Control and discipline. Being kind is a good virtue. but as a man being kind sometimes can get you and those around you killed. Knowing when and how to change from kindness to killer, and back, without anger or malice, is a very important skill set. These boys are blessed to be trained by this man at such a young age. Training like this should be mandatory for young men living in urban single parent communities.

[@MajesticBlueFalcon]

Truth. I thought I was done crying until I read this comment.

[@emomc9557]

Facts

[@frankcrittendenjr9469]

Oy, can't front I was trying to hold them back

[@takusungjunglaw6559]

don't be stupid

[@FryEmUp]

Modern therapists need to learn this guy's techniques. He probably helped this kid more than 100 hours of "talk therapy".

[@jewblin5305]

Parents always want a kid that’s quiet, that obeys and does whatever you tell them. How on earth you want assertive and bold adults out of that?!

[@cappuccinosnephew1382]

That's true but there's a balance. You overdo it and you'll end up with fully grown adults that have low confidence, low self esteem, and underdeveloped social skills. You let them go, and it's highly likely they'll end up becoming assholes that nobody likes, doing whatever they want despite what anyone else thinks, constantly getting into trouble(maybe even with the law) and ending up a bad seed in society. Gotta find the balance.

[@bluedonkey180]

@@cappuccinosnephew1382 no I want weak people I can scam, this guy is hurting that! HEY!

[@xyouthe]

and then its like once youre an adult youre all of a sudden expected to be that assertive and bold person, but you never learned so you have that fear all the time of what might happen if you try

[@d2dar459]

@@bluedonkey180 Lol

[@d2dar459]

@@cappuccinosnephew1382 Very true. And not enough parents know how to, or even care, about reaching that balance

[@ericsesame6321]

I am speechless. The boy didn't want to hurt him. What impressed me the most is the other students didn't smirk or laugh at him. That shows you what they're being taught by their sensei and other support systems. I wish I had a mentor like that when I was a kid. I'm 37 and I need a mentor like that now for my professional life at work and in entrepreneurship. These boys are blessed. Thank you for posting this incredible video.

[@LordToxygene]

I've always said that it requires more strength to feel and master your emotions than it does to pretend you have no emotions and act like a robot.

[@brianp6859]

Exactly right. To face your emotions to master them requires discomfort, pain and sacrifice of self. Burying them is escapism. One breeds strength of character the other breeds insecurity and weakness of character.

[@ViralVibes_01]

Very true

[@Nagutama]

Being able to shut down one self is also a way of controlling your emotions.🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ANSWERTHECALLOFJESUSCHRIST]

Brilliantly put!

[@silverkitty2503]

true

[@littlemister96]

Kids get in trouble for showing emotion, especially anger, so they hide it. Teaching them to control it takes more patience but is definitely better. Parents/teachers ect don't have the patience to teach kids, it's easier for them to put them in time-out and not deal with it. It's a huge problem really...

[@dopaminecloud]

I hope child-raising and education can one day aspire to greater standards than the minimal effort near-factory line approach it's done with now. It's such a vital foundation of all of mankind and it's treated like an afterthought and most parents are apathetic in the sense that when their kid cries, they want them to stop crying so they can sleep in peace instead of wanting to figure out why they cry and then helping them work through that pain. We've been here for millennia and still parenting is treated like a thing you just sorta do on the fly.

[@jimjab3631]

Teachers should not be "teaching" your kid. The boundary is educate.

[@Lucky1Yena]

This man is teaching valuable lessons that most grown adults don’t know. Major respect here.

[@Jackpolo937]

There’s theory in a dojo and there’s real life in the street.

[@TexZenMaster]

I've got mixed feelings on this. He is trying to bring out the lion by treating him like a lamb? The only teacher is pain. It seems like he's trying to mix the two halves of the yin and yang; Which is dangerous. Keep your civilized and primal selves separate; Trying to be both at once will cause psychosis.

[@ChrissyReam]

@@TexZenMaster Please understand that not all people need pain to learn a lesson like this. In my family, we call those people hard headed and yeah,, they have to learn the hard way through pain. I personally was a very observant child and didnt want to learn the hard way. If there is someone who walked my path, I never turn down their words of wisdom and knowledge. But then again not everyone is like me or the hard headed. Everyone learns differently.

[@TexZenMaster]

@@ChrissyReam Knowing something and exhibiting it under duress are two different things. When adrenaline starts pumping, this kid's body wants a hug; Mine expects pain and peril.

[@ChrissyReam]

@@TexZenMaster Because the training stops here at the small portion we see here, okay I understand...

[@cpalacios07]

“Sometimes you have to be a lion, so you can be the lamb you really are.” -Chapelle’s Mother

[@triple_darkness]

I'm a grown assed man and I teared up watching this. We need more strong black men, like yourself, in our communities and especially our families. Thanx for maintaining the example brother 🙏🏿.

[@Cave313]

Dre Mad much respect good brother Dre! Shalom!

[@davidsain2129]

Dre Mad I'm a grown white man & I teared up. We need more men like these, period. Man sees outward appearance, but God sees on the inside.

[@PaulJohn283]

Skin color is irrelevant, we need more strong men period.

[@KareemBolling85]

Me too bro, I was like man I needed this too.

[@joshuaj.aguero2225]

You teared up because you’re a grown ass man, not despite it. You recognize the Truth, beauty and meaningful change when you see it.

[@heath51309]

This is incredible. I am 39yrs old, a Marine Corps veteran and I feel just like this young man, where I’m afraid to let the lion out. For years I’ve felt like the lion has been lost and can’t be found. Ive learned from this video and I hope to find my lion once again.

[@YewrinePish]

Integrating the shadow is imperative in the shaping of a man. It's tough, bud. It's scary, especially when you know what you're capable of in that darkness. Big bless, hope you're okay.

[@babyjesuslovesme1219]

Thank you for your service

[@liam.4454]

It can come back dude but you got to work on it daily , if you're in a really bad place try just saying no and walking away from disrespect and it'll start to come back slowly

[@alexm7627]

Trust the Lord Jesus for salvation, the very one this man in the video is pointing to, God bless you

[@0327elf]

Your not alone man. i think this is the reason i explode every now and again. I'm to passive and feel that i'll hurt someone mentally and emotionally also physically if i let it out.

[@ConnerSully]

Your mission of transforming boys to men by breaking them in the flesh to allow their spirit to rule their lives is the most effective way I have come across in my few years of living. Better than organized sports or Bible school. Can anyone join these classes?!

[@Cave313]

Conner Sullivan yes you just need to visit our website to enroll www.savingboys.org

[@Cave313]

Yes!

[@MyBrothersKeeper101]

@@Phobos1483 at some point you just got to stop being the fucking victim

[@garyaugustus1009]

Don't know what bible school you speak of, but it is the Holy Spirit through Christ Jesus that is to rule their lives, not their own...besides, they're only children. Human, temporal spirits can be broken, but there is no other spirit, clean or unclean, that's more powerful than the Holy Spirit. "But if the Spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you, he that raised up Christ from the dead shall also quicken your mortal bodies by his Spirit that dwelleth in you." ---Romans 8:11 KJV

[@michaelpowers4882]

@@Phobos1483 the catholic church was infiltrated by Satanists hundreds of years ago. This is why you'll find so much snake imagery in the Vatican.

[@1000bottles]

This is everything. I remember being a boy and having that feeling of not wanting to hurt anyone. These lessons are powerful

[@jacobberg4007]

Same here sir

[@AnnaSzabo]

I can relate. I don’t want to hurt anyone but that inability to let the lion out prevented me from learning self-defense

[@godsway8501]

@@AnnaSzabo True I’d often Dissociate in order to please another person that had conflict with me and come out my own frame because I wouldn’t wanna see anybody hurt 🤦🏾‍♂️ Wish I had these classes

[@baayzil97]

Right? And people making fun of you for it. But nobody's laughing when you finally snap. I used to cry sometimes when other kids teased me and I asked them to stop but they wouldn't. I was usually bigger than them. And they'd tease me further for crying. Not understanding that I'm crying because I don't want to hurt them when I know I can... Easily.

[@phillipthomas263]

We need more community leaders like this. This is real af.

[@southviewarab]

Sculpting the body is important, but sculpting the mind is ESSENTIAL. This man is sculpting these young boys to be leaders! Absolutely inspirational

[@BatkoBrat]

He is putting the wisdom of the Bible into practice the right way. Rarely can we see that in the world. Now, don't misinterpret what I am saying, I am not a religious person and I don't "practice" Christianity. But what the Bible has to offer to us is the esoteric knowledge that a man can acquire by doing many different things. It is a matter of spirituality and looking within.

[@dudemcguy8949]

@@BatkoBrat True, I’m mostly in the same boat as you. I’m not very Christian, but the values the Bible has are essential. Treat others how you wish to be treated, treat everyone as if they were your brother, all that jazz

[@JosephDeLosSantos-t3m]

@@BatkoBrat looking within can sometimes bring out selfishness and egocentrism. That's why we Christians are taught to look to God and to surrender to His will, by that meaning knowing our wills and desires can be our downfall if we don't subscribe to Jesus' teachings and ask for His Holy Spirit. Please don't take this as a preachy comment, I'm just expressing my knowledge as a Christian. Have a nice day!

[@antoinegibson7967]

I have seen very few videos as beautiful as the work this man does with young men. May God continue to bless you and all you do that is in line with his will. Thank you for your service!

[@muumarlin1731]

This man is offering deep healing to this child. All boys would benefit from an instructor like him - to get in touch with the lion and master that aggression, in order to use it so it doesn't end up using them. It's beautiful to see this man's love and care for these boys.

[@daynaream9936]

The boy started crying when he was asked to intensify and slap the back harder. It seemed as though being in that position of hugging triggered something and he was wanting or needing the coach to hug him tightly. I might be wrong, but I while watching it I perceived the boy needed the coach the hug him tightly to let him get that emotion out. I don’t know what his home life is like. I don’t know how much loving physical contact he gets at home. People need to feel love and to be hugged. Physical affection is important, especially for children. A father’s love and physical hug hits different. It fosters a sense of positive self esteem, worthiness, safety, and security❤

[@donkeydave3246]

Wow, this really hit the spot. So many wise things he said - "We've been lied to", "learn to control the lion", "only the wicked run when no one is chasing them". This man is a grand master Jedi and I feel so fortunate to witness this.

[@omnius28]

As a child I was overly sensitive, extremely shy and scared, especially of fighting. When I was in martial arts as a kid, I loved it but was petrified of sparring. Scared I would get hurt or I'd hurt someone else. I wish I had this instructor, to show not to be afraid of the Lion, but to strengthen yourself to be a Lamb as well. Awesome video, and very cool school. I'd put my kids in this guys class anyday!

[@imsofocused4678]

This brought tears to my eyes. Even though I'm a grown man, I still struggle with my emotions and being passive at times. I wish I was taught this when I was younger. You all are doing an excellent job. Keep up the good work.

[@Cave313]

Thank you my brother for your courageous transparency and sharing encouragement. Please remember it's a process, and do not beat yourself up. Just continue to breakthrough the emotional barriers in your way to living a purpose driven life. Btw, I just remembered that I wrote a short book entitled "Breaking Through Emotional Barriers: The Four F's to Freedom". Read the sample to see if it's something that will encourage you. You can only buy now on Kindle, here's the link - www.amazon.com/dp/B01LZO0HCV/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_8u-7xbGF870YY

[@dodo2829]

I was a cry kid before and i made a promise to myself to not ever cry again, and I've never cried since 2015.

[@clavilenoelaligero579]

@@dodo2829 Not sure that's a good thing.

[@exodus1055]

@@dodo2829 thats not good at all, it may seem like that after you look around and percep crying as "weakness", at one point in your life you will break and will be worse than never crying because you will have so much stored emotions in you

[@eliasjakewallace2239]

@@dodo2829 I'm am a grown man and I cry sometimes, and it's ok. Just like laughter, crying is part of our emotional spectrum.

[@valvanputten9402]

Its incredible to see that kids are being taught this way through martial arts.

[@kirbyarmstrong9174]

I cried tears of joy to see someone doing this for boys. This man is a wise teacher.

[@UDONTCME111]

Wow, I can’t imagine how different my life would have been if someone would have taught this valuable lesson as child.

[@TheBrendon67]

Well… That was something we don’t see very much in our world today. Kids crying, pushing past their inhibitions, and parents not being upset or trying to shut that down. They must trust the sefu a great deal. That says a lot about the parents there and the sefu. Much respect from Canada.

[@cookeatliverepeat8815]

This man is pure gold. his work with this kids cannot be paid with money. I wish i had someone like him to find inner peace. it took me 2 decades to find it.

[@smittiequapaw]

This is the best feeling I've ever gotten from a KZbin video. I look at it over and over... as I do, sometimes in my spirit I am the kid, others I am the teacher. Sometimes I am the camera man watching.

[@pershundasmith4102]

This is beautiful, a real man working with these boys

[@danielgron8954]

Just flabbergasted by the amount of love and wisdom I felt watching this lesson. As if the lesson itself wasn't powerful enough, then he drops biblical knowledge and praises the Most High. This made my day. Thank you. God bless you and your mission. May your school, students, family and subscribers be protected by the blood of the Christ.

[@FletchOfGod]

this is the best way to teach young men to channel their anger. I will be teaching this to my kid

[@p.treyben5567]

Man... I am 43. I have needed this all my life. Thank you Yeshua!

[@AnnaSzabo]

These videos were definitely placed into my KZbin feed by JESUS yesterday, they help me heal, I wish I could get lessons like this.

[@jayok7609]

Man I wish I would have had this man in my life as a kid. This is what boys need. God bless that man

[@sageoftruth]

Man, I needed this growing up. I just learned today that I've been blocking my emotions for almost 30 years. As a kid, I thought that was a sign of maturity, but it just wasn't healthy. Because of it, I've grown up loathing my lion. I've always seen it as some devious trickster, trying to convince me that being angry will make me happy. Every time I've stood up to anyone, I've been left with immense shame afterwards, feeling like a destructive force that did nothing but inflict pain. To this day, I still haven't wrapped my head around what wielding the lion in a healthy way feels like. Perhaps if I'd been taught to deal with it like in this video, I'd have a healthier relationship with that side of myself.

[@questcontentj871]

I got tears. I was literally talking about my girl about this just the other night. That anger isnt sin until you sin. That Jesus would be angry but that doesnt ever mean he was sinful. Great lesson, young lions need to know control or they get caged.

[@JenTheCanadianHen]

Wow. I'm a 43 year old woman. I've needed this my whole life. I am terrified of anger and cry when angry. I need my Lion. Amazing.

[@sam_but_simpler]

Im 28 years old and I wish I had learned this at that age. I grew up Christian and ended up easy going and passive, but timid, and a walking mat. No more. Thank you. Keep doing what youre doing.

[@sam_but_simpler]

@KPLER im not blaming, but i see how my comment could be taken in that manner

[@aaronadams7083]

Better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war. This was powerful

[@JDNicoll]

This should be incorporated into public education. Teacher trainings, etc... There is nothing more valuable for men than the work this man is doing.

[@utubepunk]

Take out the religiosity and I'm cool with that.

[@ChrissyReam]

I had a personal development class in hs that had a portion about assertiveness and boundaries. The teacher had everyone banging on desk and screaming. Me and a couple others didnt partake in this portion of class because we already knew our demons and beast inside ourselves that we could unleash. I also think the teacher looked at our personal files and knew we were alright in that department.

[@Seb_FDC]

This boys are going to be so mentally strong, what a good coach

[@ari.raines]

I struggle with assertiveness and being bold. All throughout school I was timid and quiet and it's not until now in my 20s that I'm learning to bring the lioness out. I was tearing up watching this video because I knew exactly how that young man felt. This was inspiring for me and I appreciate this video/lesson so much, you have no idea. THANK YOU for sharing!

[@Svarttorden]

I dont understand why the boy is crying because i think assertiveness is good..😶

[@fleaflicker1451]

@@Svarttorden I felt like he didnt want to be aggressive to his instructor because the man is so loving. The child had no anger towards him but was still instructed to be assertive. The lesson is how to differentiate between anger and assertiveness. Hes learning though. 😊

[@Svarttorden]

@@fleaflicker1451 thank you sir..

[@Francis0316]

I find Psalm 91 reminds me the Lord always has my back, and that gives me great confidence.

[@hikemartman7971]

I understand what is scary about bringing the lion out. If you never do it, or rarely do it, then it is a wild beast that is out of control. It can hurt people. And when the lamb comes back out and sees the carnage... what have I done? The Incredible Hulk archetype...

[@adam-_-923]

I wish I had this man in my life. So many valuable life lessons that I never received in life. "It's okay to be angry but do not sin." I've struggled with my anger issues from when I was younger because my dad was an alcoholic. I needed these lessons when I was younger to help me to be a proper man and know the difference between assertiveness and rage. Thank you for teaching the next generation these valuable lessons, God bless you.

[@d1spoonky]

Man Brother, you CAN'T have me CRYING at my desk like this, I'm a Cop, Cops DON'T cry...LOL!!! But SERIOUSLY, I've done something similar to this with Young Boys to Grown Men over the years, in terms of facing their fears, but the reason for the tears is that I myself had to learn to FACE and CONTROL the Lion in me years ago as a younger man. THAK Yah, in His INFINITE Wisdom that I learned this BEFORE putting on the Badge!!! GREAT work Soldier!!!

[@Cave313]

THANK YOU for your courageous transparency my brother! The encouraged my soul this morning. Bless you for your sacrificial service to our youth and community. Thank you! #Salute

[@trudieirving9552]

Lord Jesus 😊

[@hiddenpathwingchun5045]

May YHWH keep you safe, brother. God bless you!

[@Sneakysneaky88]

Recent years have brought a lot of dark aspects of the police to the surface, but almost always the corrupt and violent among the ranks are those who seek to abuse their power or to brutalise others to assuage their personal issues. Honestly I feel that if police had to go through (semi-regular) combat training where they had to address their emotions like this, it would prevent a lot of otherwise honest officers giving in to the corrupting influence of having near-total legal immunity. The world is a trying place, and many people can fall from grace when given an inch of untouchable influence over others. Aside from the truly evil among us (which I can only hope are few and far between), getting officers to challenge their own aggression, fear and self-esteem would go a long way in helping them keep their cool rather than pulling guns out over non-issue stops. I mean, it goes deeper than just mere training, its a deep systemic issue... but we always build from the foundation up, right? This video is great, but I think the reminder that there are officers out there doing genuine self-work is a hopeful reminder. When people say 'All Cops Are Bastards', its a mantra to remind them not to trust the system of power, because corruption lingers everywhere, and its always a gamble on whether the officer is secretly a genuine hero or a lowly cowboy. I hope that you don't take such things to heart, because ultimately people still very much want to believe in the old police ideal, the hero who you can call upon, the person who will uphold justice without prejudice. It will take more than a handful of good apples to purge the corrupt system, but those who manage to work as cops and resist becoming part of the corruption? You're doing gods work. It's often thankless, but the people you protect and serve absolutely acknowledge you (even if they may be fearful at first that you may not be one of the good ones). Sorry for getting heavy there, policing is a muddy subject these days, and we've seen a lot of awful things caught on video. But then there are videos like this one, of people opening up and being honest about their feelings, and showing the young its okay to have emotions, its okay to be angry, or afraid, and its okay to fight, just as its okay to run away. Its a matter of when, and why, and how you act that decides whether a person is brave, or a coward, or a hero, or an abuser. The honesty in this videos teaching is touching. I think we need a lot more of this in the world today. Acceptance of the shadows within us, and then working to bring them to light, to change ourselves, and doing it by guiding each other. Inspiring.

[@idliketosay]

@@Sneakysneaky88 your misguided and misinformed opinion of the police is terribly biased. I advise you to stop blindly eating up what you see and hear on mainstream media and news headlines. You thought you sounded deep and philosophical, but it was just regurgitation of the many lies and falsehoods pushed by the mainstream media for views/sensationalism. The reality is…most cops are good folks and do the best they can day in and day out. Most news stories of “bad cops” turns out to be bs and their actions justified. But most folks don’t follow the cases through and through. They just recall the headlines like you do. Unfortunately, many people like you don’t want to take the time to study and research the facts, data, and truth.

[@casperhxr6018]

I don't know enough words to adequately express my gratitude for this man. We need a Nation of men with this strength.

[@Adam-xo7cv]

This is so darn wholesome, I can't even put into words what your little talk did for that young man, and again for me, a 35-year-old former Marine. I grew up with a dad who was usually there for me, but he did not have the ability to be free with his emotions and I am now working hard to try to get in touch with that part of myself. It's been a long battle, but I'm still trying. Great job, you're doing God's work.

[@fallindowndrunk]

Oorah!! You got this Marine!

[@25lollipops]

What you're saying is really Ringgen with me. The emotions my dad taught me to manage were just the tip of the ice Berg.

[@sebastianholm5123]

Stay in the fight Adam - You're not alone. :)

[@fulgore1]

This man clearly understands something about trauma processing. Beautiful

[@RichiRay97]

I see a lot of myself in this boy when I was younger. I was always taught to be passive and not cause any conflict, but when times came to stand up for myself in troubling times, I could never do so. I usually relied on someone else, either a friend or authority figure, to do the standing up for me. I wish we had more people out there to teach us these lessons to us.

[@naturallybecoming831]

Yeah we’re never taught to truly control our emotions and it gets scary letting it out. As a woman I wish I could’ve had someone like this to teach me because it literally paralyzed me from living my life

[@forevercomescrashing]

I'm a 41 year old white man with so much trauma I've been self medicating for 20 years. I wish I'd had a strong Christian man who pushed my boundaries like those sensei to open up and feel my feelings when I was a child. You're doing good work. It's almost difficult to watch because I see myself in these upset kids. But I'm guessing after they digest these lessons and hopefully get comfort and scriptural lessons they become strong young men who can balance those emotions and be assertive when they need to and passive when they don't. I still choose passive in almost every situation and when I choose assertive it is more of a defensive position but from a place fear, not confidence. Please keep doing what you're doing for young men

[@aisaiahcosey5130]

Praying for you, bob.

[@raulrussell2571]

That boy is going to be a powerful Man of God. He’s already a beautiful child of God. Bless him 💯

[@chiefgully9353]

I'm not religious but this is wholesome. Teaching young boys to learn their own aggression. Do not fear it instead learn what it is and when its needed. Loving the fact. That you are teaching them through a hug. And stopping to understand and explain to them what is going on and why. Good man keep it up

[@nemobla1]

this man is so good with dealing with the kids anxiety, i wish i had that teacher when i was a kid so i dont have to deal with it crippling me as an adult.

[@f52_yeevy]

I am not religious, but these videos hold so much meaning and transmit it in a direct and extremely sincere way that makes them better than most other similar things

[@ANSWERTHECALLOFJESUSCHRIST]

Because being godly is the actual religion. It has nothing to do with religiousness, but with religiously being the ideal human being. It's why you are not religious yet you totally get it. 😉

[@f52_yeevy]

That's a really nice way to put it!

[@russelljabara777]

This is amazing. I struggled with this my entire life--- When I do get angry and let it out, it comes out as rage. These boys are so fortunate to know this man and be taught by him.

[@melissasebastian4772]

I love this man...he is what every little boy needs!

[@Jibarachi]

100%

[@fartzr.schmelli3351]

I love this man! He is instilling all the best qualities of manhood into these young men. Emotion and compassion are not lost topics for real men. God Bless!

[@aboooodee19]

i'm 26 and i have his issue ... thank you sir ..... salute

[@user-zc3tn2we1g]

Muslim here. I cannot explain into words how great and amazing this is. May Allah bless u and these young men.

[@watupman789]

I appreciate you for this✊🏾I’m 20 years old and I’m struggling with balancing my inner lion and lamb

[@garyaugustus1009]

That's why humility (meekness) is part of the fruit of the Holy Spirit. God's infinite wisdom.... Yeshua, Jesus, Christ The Messiah, The Son Of Man, Immanuel, however you want to relate to him in whatever language or address, humbled himself and operated as a servant when he walked this earth, despite his power and authority.

[@hypergenn]

Thank you for teaching this soul that to be strong isn’t weakness. That to be kind you must have a strong lion when you need to bring it forth to help or defend others

[@hypergenn]

It is truly painful for a good gentle soul to show strength, because they feel the frustrations and pain of their opponents

[@songbyrdjackson3090]

He's so amazing for those young kings! Compassion, patience, obedience, and strenghth! He's also creating a space for them to heal, release, and transmute their weaknesses. WOW! When I have children, they need to meet!

[@yaadmangaming]

Powerful teachings. As a father now , watching this hit me differently. God bless you man

[@DaDoubleDee]

One thing I've learned on my journey is this; never confuse aggression with identity. When one is wild and shows their aggression, there is a deep underlying hurt in the soul, this hurt is attached to it but it is not the soul itself. Only with reflection and release and love can aggression be conquered. Thank you for the video, it was very emotional and beautiful.

[@sonja4164]

Well said

[@davidmathewsoniii1776]

I'm a sensei in Okinawan martial arts, and a Christian. I've come across this channel for the first time just now. What an amazing ministry. Teaching kids the truths the bible through martial arts.. This inspires me greatly, I will be using this when teaching me own kids someday

[@foreverastudent4125]

Thank you for your ministry. Seeing these young men learn this from you is moving. My father has been disabled with herniated disks and brain damage since I was an infant. So even though my father was alive and in the house growing up, between all of the medications he had to take and his lack of consciousness of his surroundings most days, I had no father figure growing up. The only thing I learned from my father was how to shave and the toll his injury took on our family. I love my father immensely and we have eventually, now in my mid twenties, developed a slight relationship. I wanted to share this because I realize a very large group of young men such as myself didn’t have fathers to teach us any of these needed lessons in our lives for various reasons. I know for a fact that we all have seen in our pasts the areas we fell “short” or “behind” due to the absence of a father. So thank you for your ministry, sincerely. Much love from a fellow brother in Christ. May your lions roar strike fear into the wicked, and your lambs gentle voice be remembered in the hearts of your students.

[@clementeen]

You are doing God’s work, and for that the world will benefit. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, thank you.

[@sxm76]

I've never heard controlling anger in this manner before. I would have benefit from hearing this years ago. Great job

[@Jason28282]

I just want to give that young man a hug. He is such a kind spirit. Well done with teaching that young man on how to bring out that inner lion.

[@intrinsiccinema7374]

my God this was so great anybody think we dont need are fathers you are mistakenly wrong as a grown man I felt this

[@yourenotthatguypal99]

Praise God for this man teaching these biblically accurate lessons. Especially in the black community!

[@marciarobinson6363]

This video was so powerful!! It brought me to tears. I don't have a son, but I have a 31 year old daughter who I raised as a Christian single parent and even though she is a beautiful young woman, she sometimes struggles with issues from not having a Dad growing up. You are doing a great job at teaching young men. I wish I had known something like this for girls when I was raising my daughter. God bless you richly!!

[@Bphocuz]

Never take someone’s kindness for a weakness because when they bring out the LION God forbid you become a victim! Teaching these children self control is great I love your work my brotha much respect ✊🏾

[@MrMjbloomfield]

A very powerful lesson being delivered with empathy and compassion...........massive respective!!

[@tazzywazzy7599]

I love this man's work ! He's helping with the good lords work ! God bless his heart and God love his soul !

[@mrbigg151]

This is some awesome reconstruction for these boys. It's pleasing to see that moment where they break past their comfort zone and expand their boundaries. Great lesson! 💯

[@BonesTheCat]

Instead of telling boys they're to blame for everything going wrong in the world, this is what they need to be taught. That was amazing. Thank you.

[@jeffreyrosenfeld7543]

I love him for being a real man and a real Christian! ✊

[@brandonian6940]

This man will not fail theses children. They’re in the best hands they can possibly be in. They’re parents are so blessed to know this teacher.

[@adnantariq3346]

Can I just say, EVERYONE needs to see this. Hey I’m 41, and I think I learnt something. That’s a teacher.

[@jimedwards4901]

He's speaking the truth, nothing worse than uncontrolled anger. What a blessing those boys are receiving from their instructor 💯

[@hhsstergios9126]

Detroit...I am at a baseball game in Toronto and I heard some folks talk about how much a gem Detroit is to visit for its humility and history. Men like this who are willing to teach ALL men dignity and respect are to be honoured. Regardless of race: culture of life. Thank you personally. I went to church today; your vid...

[@BeautifulWoman31]

Where was this Man, when my Boys needed This.... I'm a Mother and I'm crying because I asked for help, I cried for help. The Most High got Us through

[@schophi]

This made me cry. Men being there for each other in this deep way is so powerful. Really beautiful

[@MrMcGribble]

WOW! this MAN is so needed in today's world! God bless him!

[@gido9467]

This is a lesson I wish I’d learned. I’m trying to teach it to my son, but it’s hard, since I never learned it myself. It’s ok to be angry. Anger is natural. What’s not ok is using that anger to hurt the vulnerable. Because I didn’t want to hurt anybody, but didn’t know how to express my anger either, so it stayed bottled up for years. Along with every other emotion.

[@jerinjoseph4364]

Sir, you are a godsend. Deepest respect for saving these children.

[@berrycollins5181]

My father tried this with me as a young boy, but he hit me in my chest and told me to hit him back, let out the lion.I could never hit him back. Til this day, I've never release the LION. 47 Yrs. Never been in a fight, was always called a "chicken". But my biggest FEAR was that if I EVERY DID IT OR HAD TO FIGHT "Let out the Lion", I would probably kill someone.

[@Cave313]

Berry Collins thank you for your courageous transparency brother Berry! This happened to me as well. My father challenged me the same but unfortunately I never felt his love, so that lesson gave me a season of rage. I learned to forgive my father and give him grace because he did not know how to comprehensively raise me.

[@ilovejettrooper5922]

@@Cave313 "My father challenged me the same but unfortunately I never felt his love, so that lesson gave me a season of rage... because he did not know how to comprehensively raise me" I feel like I'm in a similar situation. While I realize I'm rather tardy, I would appreciate any advice you have for processing it and pushing through the rage and disgust to the lesson at it's core and embracing or realizing what lies beyond it. (28 year old Male here.)

[@eileenmacdougall8945]

Wow wow wow. My heart breaks for our kids today. How many take the time to care about kids like this man. Huge continued blessings on him.

[@richieart4133]

Just finished your book, Jason. It took me a few steps ahead in healing my own passivity and cowardice. I’ve been a nice guy for a long time. I recognised how my own emotions were often disproportionate, boiling over to rage and fits of anger rather than controlled and managed. So much work to do but God is willing! Many thanks from an Aussie in Japan.

[@nahuel5438]

Hi! Where did you find the book? I didn't find anything on amazon :(

[@erikwilliams1562]

Same question! What’s the name of the book?

[@richieart4133]

@@erikwilliams1562 Cry Like a Man

[@dyllnell4854]

I've went to prison and missed the birth of my two boys. These videos have really inspired me and taught me how to raise my boys and be a father to them, growing up without one.

[@pizzamangargatuloth4804]

We need men today. I'm inspired by your videos. These boys are getting the help they need to be men by a man! We are the blade embodied, the tree, the wood and earth of the world. Woman have their place too. And every man has some amount of woman in him, but this world is dominated by woman in the education sector and it's up to us men to take our boys back and teach them how to approve of themselves and be comfortable with their male nature. Or else they will remain forever ignorant of their power as THE LION!!

[@Cave313]

Pizzaman Gargatuloth thank you for this encouragement. It crushes my soul to see boys struggle through their emotions but I rather help them through them, than to watch them fail to them.

[@todydn]

@@Cave313 hard facts every failure I've had has been directly linked to letting my anger get the better of my mind I wasn't one that couldn't let the lions out because it was out since the get my problem is reigning it in I was beyond fortunate to have a dad that taught me compassion as well as showing me how to be hard as nails his lessons stuck so hard that even after watching him break strength and plunge into addiction I still hold on to the best parts of what he instilled

[@BOX3DOUT]

@@todydn God Bless you. Stay strong and Be Kind.

[@rufioreed3953]

I teared up not for this young man, but for all the young men that never had the lion brought out. Excellent. There are grown men that need this!!

[@MadDadLad]

What's being taught here is inspiring. I do my best as a single dad who's parenting with my daughters mother to teach her the right virtues and values in life.

[@rafik2910ify]

Hi, I’m Muslim, respect ! He made the lion out of him, he made him understand and feel that power. That is teaching !!

[@TheMCJ77]

Beautiful lesson, I'm proud to see a strong black man leading our seeds towards righteousness

[@shadowfang6613]

I always love this mans videos. I wish i had this when i was younger instead of having to figure it out later. This is like life lessons AND therapy.

[@TheHumanSynthesisProject]

Was doing good til you asked him to smile. Started sobbing immediately. We can all strive to find or be a mentor like this to those in need. God bless

[@veeg3052]

I personally raised without a father figure in my life… never learned to be bold and fearless and paid and suffered a lot until I learned… what you do with these kids sir, is priceless! At the age of 40 I learn from your videos and teaching methods. Thank you

[@roberto_0174]

I wish I could be a student of yours

[@okand3758]

I take this as fatherly teaching into my heart as I have not been fortunate enough to have a father but I was fortunate enough to watch this lesson.