Hello guys! If you like this video then please consider supporting my work. For example with a cup of coffee! Cause who doesn't love a gooood cup of coffee? ☕ 💞 *You can support me right here* www.buymeacoffee.com/frederikkeBruun *By supporting me I will be able to continue making great content like this* 🎥🥳 It is very important for me to keep my videos ads-free because I don't want to advertise for something that is not in accordance with my own values. Plus I wish to give you amazing videoes without interruptions. If you support me and my work you will help me make this possible. From my heart, thanks 💛
Cool take on a Day if the dead video. Great idea to interview people like that. We are in Oaxaca for the DDM and it was such an amazing experience and adventure. Nice work
Hi guys! 👋🏽 Please consider SHARING this episode, LIKE it or SUBSCRIBE to my channel. It will help my channel grow, but more important it will be shown to more people who might need just these words and advices! I know death is not an easy topic for many to talk about but that's EXACTLY why I wanted to talk about it. Life and death are two similar, natural existences. However we tend to talk more about the one than the other. But why? Let's talk about death! Let's make it a natural subject to talk about. Let's honor the dead and remember the beautiful times we shared with them. I honestly think that will help more people to overcome death of a loved one easier! 💛
A good video to reflect on! I see with parents getting older (and me too) that things are not important- what’s important are the people you love and the good experiences you have had in life. If you are old and frail at the end of life you will have rich memories to sustain you.
Really, really enjoyed this video. I work in end-of-life care and I loved what you said in your description about it being a transition in a loved ones life. I've experienced the death of my grandparents, and countless "adopted grandparents" from work, and I feel so blessed to be able to think on my memories of them and smile!
Thank you so much! I am very happy you liked it. And honestly it sounds like beautiful and good experience you have had. Death is a natural part of life and it's beautiful to realise this✨
Fred!! This was such a great video! I love how you got everyone to be so open and to share their experiences with you - that’s such a testament to your kind and easy going personality. I love hearing about how everyone perceives death, as it’s something that I can sometimes struggle with and I have found comfort in some of these responses 😌 Hope to see you guys very soon! 🥰
Oh thank you so much for your sweet words Emily. That means a lot 🙏🏽💛 I am happy to hear you could find comfort in some of the responses. Hope to see you soon as well! 🥰
Loved the video Fred! Thank you for asking the most honest questions and starting these interesting conversations. It was also great celebrating dia de los muertos with you in Oaxaca!!!
I am very close with my family. I never want to think about losing them. I am 37 now and i am noticing more people I know are dying more and more. Very interesting video. I do believe in life after death. You will come back as someone else.
I’m still lucky 🍀 because with this pandemic 😷 a lot of trials came up but thanks we still survive and all my love ones are ok. Sad to hear some one lost their love ones but we need start our life to move on and looking forward for the better…🙏🏻🙏🏻
I'm sorry to hear this. It's not easy loosing a parent (I lost my dad when I was 16) but it gets easier with time and you just have to remember the beautiful moments you had with her and grateful for the time with her. You'll always be able to feel her if you want to. All the best and hugs, Fred 💛
I'm sorry to hear this. But I know how lost you can feel after loosing a parent. It gets better with time but it's never easy in the beginning. And you'll always miss them though you learn to live with it after some time. When I lost my dad I often remembered myself that everything happens for a reasons, and it all happens to guide us towards something beautiful. It doesn't feel like that in the beginning. But today (9 years after he passed on) I can see why it happened and I'm grateful for the time I had with him but equally grateful for all the lessons I learned from loosing him and all the personal growth I went through. Acceptance and forgiveness are always beautiful and helpful ways to slowly move on. Best of hugs and warm thoughts, Fred 💛
Hello guys! If you like this video then please consider supporting my work. For example with a cup of coffee! Cause who doesn't love a gooood cup of coffee? ☕ 💞
*You can support me right here* www.buymeacoffee.com/frederikkeBruun
*By supporting me I will be able to continue making great content like this* 🎥🥳
It is very important for me to keep my videos ads-free because I don't want to advertise for something that is not in accordance with my own values. Plus I wish to give you amazing videoes without interruptions. If you support me and my work you will help me make this possible. From my heart, thanks 💛
Cool take on a Day if the dead video. Great idea to interview people like that. We are in Oaxaca for the DDM and it was such an amazing experience and adventure. Nice work
Thanks! Yes we were too in Oaxaca to celebrate. Saw that you met Tom and Emily who were also in Oaxaca to celebrate. Wish you a beautiful day ✨
Parents are like walls between us and death, when they are gone, we’ll face death directly. Sad but unavoidable.
Thank you for sharing your view, Grace ✨
Hi guys! 👋🏽
Please consider SHARING this episode, LIKE it or SUBSCRIBE to my channel. It will help my channel grow, but more important it will be shown to more people who might need just these words and advices!
I know death is not an easy topic for many to talk about but that's EXACTLY why I wanted to talk about it. Life and death are two similar, natural existences. However we tend to talk more about the one than the other. But why?
Let's talk about death! Let's make it a natural subject to talk about. Let's honor the dead and remember the beautiful times we shared with them. I honestly think that will help more people to overcome death of a loved one easier! 💛
A good video to reflect on! I see with parents getting older (and me too) that things are not important- what’s important are the people you love and the good experiences you have had in life. If you are old and frail at the end of life you will have rich memories to sustain you.
Thank you. And thank you so much for your beautiful words. Very well written and something that resonates with me. Wish you a beautiful day ✨
Really, really enjoyed this video. I work in end-of-life care and I loved what you said in your description about it being a transition in a loved ones life. I've experienced the death of my grandparents, and countless "adopted grandparents" from work, and I feel so blessed to be able to think on my memories of them and smile!
Thank you so much! I am very happy you liked it. And honestly it sounds like beautiful and good experience you have had. Death is a natural part of life and it's beautiful to realise this✨
Loved the video! Interesting conversations and great questions 😊👍🏻
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽
Fred!! This was such a great video! I love how you got everyone to be so open and to share their experiences with you - that’s such a testament to your kind and easy going personality. I love hearing about how everyone perceives death, as it’s something that I can sometimes struggle with and I have found comfort in some of these responses 😌 Hope to see you guys very soon! 🥰
Oh thank you so much for your sweet words Emily. That means a lot 🙏🏽💛 I am happy to hear you could find comfort in some of the responses. Hope to see you soon as well! 🥰
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What a great video! Here in Canada day of the dead isn't as big as it is in the states. But I really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks and most welcome! 🙏🏽
Loved the video Fred! Thank you for asking the most honest questions and starting these interesting conversations. It was also great celebrating dia de los muertos with you in Oaxaca!!!
Thanks! Most welcome 🙏🏽 Yes for sure, it was a lot of fun. Have a great one, cheers!
What a cool experience, very interesting to learn about other peoples points of view
Thank you so much!
Great watch and good to know other people’s perspective 👍 thanks for sharing !
Thanks! And most welcome 🙏🏽✨
What a thoughtful video. Well done and good idea to hear other's views on life/death.
Thank you so much 💛
Happy to here the different opinion about death. Good content
Thanks! 🙏🏽
That is a totally different vlog share from you dear! Great topic you choose 👏
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽✨
I am very close with my family. I never want to think about losing them. I am 37 now and i am noticing more people I know are dying more and more. Very interesting video. I do believe in life after death. You will come back as someone else.
Thank you for sharing you thoughts. I agree, life is a continuous transition ✨
I’m still lucky 🍀 because with this pandemic 😷 a lot of trials came up but thanks we still survive and all my love ones are ok. Sad to hear some one lost their love ones but we need start our life to move on and looking forward for the better…🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks for sharing your words. Looking forward is always a help and good thing to do ✨🙏🏽
This is a great video! 😀 Very honest! I'll remember, enjoy live as much as you can! All the best! Kaat
Thank you so 🙏🏽☀️
@@FredsChannel what were the nationalities of your friends in the video? Not all Mexican I suppose?
@@StepsbyKaatje no, many different nationalities. Dutch, German, American, Argentina, French, Mexican (from very different parts of Mexico) and more ✨
Not an easy subject but you did a great job talking about it
Thanks! I appreciate that ✨
Some would call that a tricky subject. Like the deeper meaning of the day of the hungry ghost in Chinese culture. Respect ✊
Thank you so much 🙏🏽✨
@@FredsChannel your welcome 🙏
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Wow.
Thanks ☺️
Lost my mom this year, she was diagnosed with cancer in March and passed away in May.
I'm sorry to hear this. It's not easy loosing a parent (I lost my dad when I was 16) but it gets easier with time and you just have to remember the beautiful moments you had with her and grateful for the time with her. You'll always be able to feel her if you want to. All the best and hugs, Fred 💛
lost my mom to covid this year.... i still don't know how to heal from loosing a parent... & i still don't know how to move on from this...
I'm sorry to hear this. But I know how lost you can feel after loosing a parent. It gets better with time but it's never easy in the beginning. And you'll always miss them though you learn to live with it after some time. When I lost my dad I often remembered myself that everything happens for a reasons, and it all happens to guide us towards something beautiful. It doesn't feel like that in the beginning. But today (9 years after he passed on) I can see why it happened and I'm grateful for the time I had with him but equally grateful for all the lessons I learned from loosing him and all the personal growth I went through. Acceptance and forgiveness are always beautiful and helpful ways to slowly move on. Best of hugs and warm thoughts, Fred 💛