Ta. And step eight, the notes change again. And they are Dhai, Kruta, Thi, Na, Ka, Thini. Na, Ka, Thini. Na, Ka, Thini. Thai, Kruta, Thi, Na, Ka, Thini. Na, Ka, Thini. Na, Ka, Thini. And the step starts with Tribhang. And we go. Dhai, Kruta, Thi, Na, Ka, Thini. Na, Ka, Thini. Na, Ka, Thini. Thai, Kruta, Thi, Na, Ka, Thini. Na, Ka, Thini. Na, Ka, Thini. As you see, this is one of the last steps in the repertoire, in the syllabus. With step eight, you have the full combination of the Chauk, the Tribhang, shoulder movement. Heads and eyes. Akhandi means steps coming together. That is a combination of steps where you use different speed, different numbers of steps. And it's a starting of choreography or a string of steps. Akhandi number one, starts with Chauk. One and go. Ta, Ka, Dha. Dha, Gin, Na, Ta. Ta, Ka, Ta, Dha. Dha, Ga, Dhi, Gin, Na, Ta. Left side. And Ta, Ka, Dha. Dha. Dha, Gin, Na, Ta. Ta, Ka, Ta, Dha. Dha, Ga, Dhi, Gin, Na, Ta. And as you see, in this there is a full co-ordination and combination of steps, coming together. To start forming choreography.