VISITING A REFUGEE CAMP IN BANGLADESH
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2017
- INTERVIEW WITH THE REFUGEE:
• BANGLADESH: Rohingya R...
SUPPORT THE REFUGEES HERE:
❗DONATE HERE:❗
-Unicef - Help Rohingya Children Fleeing Violence:
unicefbangladesh.org/donate/i...
-World Food Program - Bangladesh/Myanmar emergency:
www1.wfp.org/emergencies/bangl...
-United Nations - Your support is urgently needed:
donate.unhcr.org/int-en/rohingya
More information on the Rohingya Refugee Crisis:
-National Geographic: news.nationalgeographic.com/2...
-Aljazeera:
www.aljazeera.com/indepth/inte...
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Here is the interview with the refugee:
th-cam.com/video/9guxOSYGFFg/w-d-xo.html
Indigo Traveller I don't know should I say this or not in this video especially.. But will u let me know about the song u use??
And really thankful to u that u posted this video.I want to request u to go their again and let the world know the update.. and also if u have time please visit sylhet✌
hey man wtat are you doing in bangladesh
You are such an amazing soul. I would have loved to have traveled along w you....
Here are some Bangladeshi words
Khita khobor - how are you
Balla ni - are you good
You won my heart I love you beyond limits to show truth from which they have gone through, although it was not documentary,but kind of was this video,my Allah moved you towards the glorious way what is...
💗🇧🇩 PLEASE *SHARE THIS VIDEO* SO WE CAN SHOW THE WORLD WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE 🇧🇩💗
Indigo Traveller... hey I am from Bangladesh dhaka and I am a subscriber...last month I and my family visited rohinya's in ukia..we give them money and food.
we have served over 200000 taka and food....and most importantly we put a smile on theirs face....
+Technical Talking Amazing, keep up the good work💗
Indigo Traveller thanks...
Indigo Traveller it was a pleasure to be with you...✌ I will always be suscribed with you and follow you...good luck...
+Technical Talking Thank you for the support!
This guy is sooooo RESPECTFUL to the people in Bangladesh !! What a respectful, good mannered man... thumbs up and new subscriber here 👍👍👍
Thank you, appreciate this :)
I'm a Buddhist myself living in Bangladesh. I really feel sorry for Rohingyas and am very upset upon Myanmar. Bangladesh is a country which has almost all religions. Christianity, Muslims, Hindus and Buddhists as well. This is the reason why I love my country. Indeed there are some hatred and racist people, but most people are not like them. This is why people should never judge a religion or a nation without knowing it's true nature.
Great Video as always man! Enjoyed it! Keep travelling to amazing places.
Love from Chittagong ❤
K Dewan iam a british bengali born in uk but my family are from sylhet..thats a besutiful thing you wrote and u have a beautiful heart..but i just want u to know u dont have to say sorry for the action of other people ..these people are sick and twisted. Bhuddism is a beautiful religion just like islam,hinduism etc..i respect all religions and all cultures..we are all brothers and sisters created by one God
Thanks for saying such a wonderful thing. Indeed all religions and cultures are beautiful and want peace. We all come from the same origin and we know we are all mankind. There are just some people who lost humanity.
K Dewan
Love to Bangladesh from a Sri Lankan Bhuddist :D
K Dewan u dont need to say sorry. Its not ur fault. Its their fault
Humanity is ONE, we are all related, we are all BROTHERS & SISTERS no matter what anyone believes! Treat EVERYONE like you would treat yourself!
SUPPORT THE REFUGEES HERE:
-UNICEF(Make sure you select option for Rohingya Refugee Crisis) :
support.unicef.org/donate/help-rohingya-children
-World Food Program:
www1.wfp.org/emergencies/bangladeshmyanmar-emergency
More information on the Rohingya Refugee Crisis:
-National Geographic: news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/09/rohingya-refugee-crisis-myanmar-burma-spd/
-Aljazeera:
www.aljazeera.com/indepth/interactive/2017/09/rohingya-crisis-explained-maps-170910140906580.html
Indigo Traveller Bro, lets meet up when you are back in Dhaka. :)
YOU DID A terrific JOB. YOU ARE AN AMAZING GUY. THANKS A LOT
Indigo Traveller Thank You, you did what I wish have done
I wanted To meet You When you Are In cox...But I think Its impossible or u don't want to.
Thanks a lot for representing my country in this way. You are a good guy .
This has to be one of the best impromptu documentary on the Rohingya crisis.
Thank you for that.
I FEEL WITH MY HEART, YOU ARE REALLY A GREAT PERSON, WHEN YOU MAKE SUCH VIDEOS NOT FOR VIEWS BUT FOR HUMANITY SAKE. BEST WISHES FROM BANGLADESH, AND THERE'S A LOT MORE TO TRAVEL HERE, COME BACK AGAIN ASAP...
Thank you my friend ❤️🇧🇩
whatever yu into nck hrrod from too cmp
Some of my friends, who are also doctors, are working there. They told me about the miserable condition of the refugees. thank you for filming something, which will be historical one day! appriciate your effort.
Glad it you found the video useful. Thank you
I thank you for your friends is hard working for the our most persecuted rohingya minority and indigent of displaced people in the camp.
I'm also a Rohingya from Rohingya refugee camp Bangladesh
Bangladeshi Govt and People are doing really a great Job. despite being an Under developed country, Bangladesh is still helping those million Rohingyas. They deserve salute.
Interesting to see some rohingyas speaking a little bit English despite of the fact they had little opportunities on educations as they were being held back from every rights back in myanmar. Bangladesh government being very generous taking good care of them. Thanks bro for showing us what its like in the refugee camps which we could not know even being living here.. Very well put off!
Appreciate this, thank you very much.
My assumption is that they learned English in the camp as they have to interact with foreigners for food and other things.
@@jashemfarhan7511
No.
There are education campaign.
Amazing video. Eye opening to see this raw footage of the crisis from a non-media/journalist view. In a world where materialistic desires are the driving force, these children show you what this life should truly be about. Learn to love, respect, and welcome anyone regardless of their race, religion, ethnicity, sexuality or status. These children had the most beautiful smiles I have ever seen and I truly hope that never fades.
Amen Shaela
Incredible scenes and honestly I feel bad that I didn't know this ethnic cleansing was going on. Thank you for bringing it to my attention. Great video, Nick.
Thank you Darren, yes, it is a very real issue as you can now see. Horrifying. Thank you for watching mate.
what hrrod then too begnng thnks info 5 years later where bye
the disgusting he playing say was supposed cmp trrst
amazing work mate..appreciate your determination.
sympathy and condolences from India for the refugees
Thanks Akki!
Hi Nick, I'm so glad you visited the Rohingya Camp. The world must work together to help solve
the refugee crisis. Respect from Bangladesh. :)
Yes, the world must be aware of what is happening here, that is how it will get solved.
No bro... this is not gonna be solved. but Respect to you #Nick for your humanity...
You were so genuine and kind to Rohingya people, that make me so happy, and at the same time you can feel the pain as much as these people what they are going through. And that makes you a good person you know.
Lots of love from us *Bangladesh* 💜
Thank you for this comment 💗
No words. Really. So unfortunate, so much they all must have gone through...a huge shout out to all the welfare organisations and the Bangladeshi government and the ppl of Bangladesh. How do they carry a smile and share a laughter in that predicament. Guys, lets all thank our stars and be grateful for what we have. God bless them and all of mankind. Peace. Kudos Nick!!👍
Nice man. Agreed. Thank you!
When the little boy at the end asked if he could come with you.. 😩💔 God bless them all and God bless you for bringing awareness to this crisis 🙏
Thanks for shedding light on the situation with the Rohingya in Bangladesh. Its important work that you are doing and much appreciated. Peace to you and safe travels.
Thank you
Nick I'm so proud of how far you've come and that you made this film. Sometimes the media package videos or photos to fit their narrative and sometimes the media doesn't pay attention at all, so to see the reality of the situation that isn't distorted to fit an agenda is refreshing and real. So proud man! Can't say this enough. The kids are so sweet and still seem so hopeful. We need to do more as the human race to protect individuals displaced, and to stop this in the first place.
YOu r a man with golden heart😢😢☺☺
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I have become a great fan of yours...waiting to see you in NeorthEast India
Pappu Sarkar what part do you want him to go to
Totally Amazing Video Dude, I was blow away by the smiles of the children, It always amazes me when it comes to survival how humans can adapt. Will totally be hooking up with Unicef/Rohingya-children, for some support. Your journey's are priceless my friend, PEACE, Belus
Hey Belus! Yes, the smiles give hope. Thanks for your support to not just me but these people man, you really are a legend. Cheers brother, stay safe. Nick :)
No worries Man, PEACE!!!!!!!! Belus
@@BelusTraveller you don’t need materials to be happy. Theyre happy with the life they have!
Great work Nick
wow!Jason💖.......Plz come again in Bangladesh.
we the Bangladeshi pepole are missing you so much😭😭
@JASONBILLAMTRAVEL PLS Come Bangladesh again.We're missing you!
This innocent childrens deserve a happy and peaceful childhood.... My family is already helping them by donating money.....Nick you have done a biggest help to them...Thanks for that....
bangladesh is a very helpful country!welcome to bangladesh man!you're great! ❤ love from bangladesh ❤🇧🇩
Thank you, Nick. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 It’s good for me to have a better idea of what my Rohingyan students have been through. I will be sharing this a lot. ❤️
Karin B glad u watched the video. But the hand sign u r using in ur comment are used by indians for greetings not by bangladeshi people. Thank u.
Shafiqul Islam It’s the Apple emoji created by Japanese graphic designers and has come to signify gratitude from people of ALL cultures and backgrounds. I think most people on social media realize this by now, and now so do you. 😊
Thank you Karin, appreciate you a lot. Also +Shafiqul Islam, it is actually more common place in Nepal rather than India but cheers for your input.
Karin B oo i thought it was something else. My apologies. Come and visit our country. U r welcome
Shafiqul Islam Thank you! I teach many Rohingyan students English in a non-profit center for refugees in the United States. I’d love one day to visit and volunteer in the camp, but also to see Bangladesh. It seems like a very interesting place with kind people.
*LOVE BANGLADESH* 💕💕
Me too
Tnq bro
Indigo Traveller 💕💕
What a name 😂
Shahariar Fardin kn ki hoyce ?? 😒😒
The situation was more worse than you see now. By the proper handling of Bangladesh Army it has come in a discipline. Glad to see you among them. I think u will continue working like a hawker of Humanity. ♥
Loved to ur style of touristing.
& thanked to go ( Rohingya camp) there & also focused'filmed their real situation.
GOD BLESS U.....MAN
Thank you
Praise to Bangladesh for handling the the extreme situation very well.
The world needs more people like you
I have huge respect for your kind, caring, honest personality
Your channel is so much more than just a simple travel vlog
Thank you for your ongoing support and kindness. It means the world to me :)
There Are Approximately 8 lakh Refugees In There. Thank's For Highlighting This Crisis.
Love From Bangladesh😊
I am really surprised and happy that a country like Bangladesh handling this crisis this good as it has its own various issues. Being a Bangladeshi I am not insulting my country. AS I am living in Australia last 9 years everytime I visit I see something new different and wonderful. So proud of Bangladesh now.Thanks, NICK TO show me my country.
" What they've done to deserve that, taken away from their home all because of their religion" it truly breaks my heart, whatever the reason for the ethnic cleansing doesn't justify anything. Their smiles especially the kids despite the situation they're in taught us a lot of things.
--I think your video deserves more views, this is something that the world needs to know and be aware of. Thank you very much for this.
I Am From Bangladesh.Let Me Explain The Hotel Incident So First Thing That U Know CoxsBazar Is One Of The Biggest Tourist Destination In Bangladesh.So (Nov-Feb) / Pre-Winter To Post-Winter Is The Main Tourist Session In Bangladesh.So As It Is The Main Tourist Season And Coxsbazar Is The Biggest Tourist Area 99% Hotels Are Pre-Booked Most Of The Time By Local Tourists. (There Is Truely No Vacancy Most Of The Time) So When They See a Foreigner They Probably Think About Overcharging And As U As A Foreigner Dont Know Anything About The Prices They Will Overcharge And Give U A Room And They Will Cancel One Of The Booking And Give U Room Cuz They Are Getting a Better As Maybe U Will Pay With USD And They Will Overcharge.So When Robin/Bangladeshi Comes Up They Know That as A Bengali Robin Knows About The Actual Prices And They Will Not Get a Better Deal Out Of Him And So They Will Not Give The Room Cuz Robin Is With U Nick.The Rooms Are Maybe Pre-Booked And They Want a Better Deal Because Its The Main Tourist Session.That Is The Probable Reason And My Explanation.So There Was Actually No Racism Or Discrimination There.Hope u Understood :)
#EnjoyUrTimeHere
Mir Ratul Yap Bro He Totally Misunderstood The Matter.
sorry from BD people but being a Bangladeshi i have never faced this kind of a problem so i dont know what was going on :/
Mahim Ezaz yeah.. You are right, Nik didn't understood that matter.
but that incident would've been very awkward for anyone
He probably should've figured out what was going on before making his guess.
Amazing video, completely changed my perception of the Rohingya crisis. Great to see Bangladesh helping out its neighbours too
Welcome to Bangladesh. Thanks a lot Indigo Traveller to visit rohingya camp and show the real situation all over the world through your channel. I am the resident of Cox,s bazar and closely faceing this rohingya problem.
Just want to say...Thank you for this video the world needs to know whats happening in MYANMAR!
that what makes our Bangladesh and Bangladeshi people... we are always welcoming and happy despite whatever situation we ourselves are in... you are always welcome here 😊
It is very kind of you that you are highlighting the situation of such a huge crisis. Love from Bangladesh
Thank you :)
Shamudra Dey my roots are from sylhet but i was born in uk.i hope to visit in december next year.ts beautiful
LOVE BANGLADESH PROUD TO BE A BANGLADESHI 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
This video makes me wanna go to Bangladesh now. Appreciate you man! You're such an inspiration.
Thank you for the insight and an in depth look at the ongoing crisis, it is very sad to see. Only thing we can do is help and donate, good thing you put links to i will be donating. Keep up the good work brother 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much Rubel.
Well done brother, im a british born bengali, iv been bangladesh many times.. your views are just like mine.. watching this i felt those emotions over again.
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I have seen these environments all too much. Sad, indeed. It definitely makes us westerners appreciate the lives that we have - a bit more.
I have learned a lot from people in these situations over the last year - happiness comes from within; always. ✌🏼 ❤️
Yes, many lessons to be learned.
Great videos on Bangladesh. I was there in May 2018 for about a week on business. Did Dhaka, Chittagong, and a traditional fishing boat ride down a river to Kutubdia Island and Bay of Bengal. Traffic was EPIC all over and especially in Dhaka. 2 hrs to go ~7 km. They didn't let us walk the streets because we would draw a crowd and possibly trouble. It was hard to get a beer in the hotel because it was Ramadan. A bit easier in Chittagong, prolly because it is a port city. I am donating to Unicef because of your refugee camp video. They really seem to be doing a good job there. I knew we were close to all that in Chanua and knew a little about it. Thanks again
Bangladesh has done an incredible job handling the Rohingyas escaping persecution in Myanmar. They would have been slaughtered, had they been not allowed to enter. Big credit to Bangladesh government, the international community, aid workers and volunteers. And thank you for documenting it. I was moved.
I don't know how you could bring yourself to leave those kids. They are pure gold.
Our developing country try his level best to give the basic needs to the over 10 lakhs people.
Thank you very much for make this as one of your channel's video...
I saw the same thing on my mission trip to Guatemala. It truly humbles you and makes you appreciate the life we have. thank you nick
Because of you we got to see some real footage of the Rohingya situation in Bangladesh. Since I came across your channel couple weeks ago my wife and I have been absolutely hooked. Keep up the good work and cannot wait too see the next video
Thanks!
Pls try to share the video... let the world see the situation. Help these people to get their rights and home back. Love from Bangladesh.❤
Thanks for visiting them man. I was in their shoes once in 1999 and it wasn't a happy place at all. Living under a crowded tent with dozens of familes wasnt fun but again very thankful to be there than murdered. Anyway Every time we would get a white English speaking man visiting us it brought joy. They usually would bring some type of snack or chocolate bar that would make our whole day a better day. I was 7 years old at that time. I have Huge Respect for you man.
Nick, you are an amazing person! You are so respectful, pass no judgement and are bringing to light the struggles of the Rohingya people.
Thanks for covering such an important issue and letting the whole world know.I've been following your works for the last couple of weeks. You are probably the first vlogger who have been travelling outside dhaka.I am a Bangladeshi currently living in Japan. Give me a heads up when you're in Japan, I'll definitely be in touch.Thank you so much for showcasing my country in such a good way. I'll sharing your videos with my friends from Japan and Bangladesh. It'd be great if could add you on facebook.
Thank you brother, appreciate this. Might catch you in JPN :)
This made me cry, great video
Thank you.
This Video was more than helpful🙏🏽, thank you so so much for showing us the inside view...I’m amazed with how well and calmly Bangladesh 🇧🇩 is handling this very crucial situation...thank you once again for gifting us with amazing videos #KeepUpTheGoodWork👌❤️
Amazing video. Totally agree with your insights. World should see what Rohyingas are going through and work together to alleviate their sufferings. Salam from Bangladesh ☺
I agree, thank you.
Amazing vlog nick. keep it up. So proud of you to visit the refugee camps.
Thank you
awesome video.....love ur journy ....thanks to give us a nice video about refuges....
Very nice initiative !
Thanks for the video.
Love from Bangladesh💕
Thank you very much for making this video! May God protect you and reward you.
Thanks Stela
quite a strange investigate cmp pawns more then he expected cmp pawns
This is amazing! Thanks for visiting the refugees, it's not covered on media that much outside of Bangladesh either so I'm glad you did this. Also appreciate your willingness to try new things, and being so open minded. Much love!
Your really great brother .As i'm rohingya living in Bangladesh
Lovely Bangladesh.. Love from 🇮🇳
Shut up
Plz going sylhet,Bandarban and Rangamati for seeing the real beauty of Bangladesh 😙
bangladesh is paying a heavy price for these people....and still we are providing everything possible from our side...because we know how to share....
Thank you, Nick for going to great extents for showing us the condition of the refugee camps. Now you know how welcoming Bangladesh really is
U always maintain humility and kindness that’s very special! Kudos to U……..
Thank you for visiting that camp. You're really a good person. All the best.
Cheers.
This is one of the best video on Rohingya refugee. Thank you very much for visiting those refugee and I appreciate a lot about your words in this video. From your words, expression and gesture, we can feel that you are genuinely a good and kind hearted person. We are very delighted to welcome you in our country,Bangladesh. May God bless you all the time. Again, thank you very much for all of these. Take care. 😊😊😊
Thank you so much. If you can share this video it will help a lot. Thank you again, Nick
I am proud to be say I am bangladeshi 😍 bangladeshi always helpful 😍 Great vlog! plz must visit BangladeshI all beautiful place with vlog... love u bro 👏
thank you for your Video. I have been campaigning for Rohingya rights for last several years. I have been US citizen for 25 years. but I'm still proud of my native country. Bangladesh born out of secular and inclusive societal thought. hopefully some day It's reach it's heights.
Very nice to hear. Thank you for sharing.
I see you becoming a big journalist one day .
We will see, I really like TH-cam and the realness it offers, but thank you for the compliment!
Take Love❤️ from my heart and from whole Bangladesh🇧🇩
You're amazing man..👌very nice your video..👍i am from Bangladesh..🏠
I love Bangladesh....💝💝
Thank you!
Indigo Traveller you're welcome dear...❤
Hi Nick -- not sure if you will see this, but I had a chance to speak in depth with one of my Rohingyan students again today who still has family living in Kutupalong. I showed this video in our Zoom class today. I know things have changed with the virus and it's not what it was even in these videos. But I am also glad that I could show him and his wife and now link them in so they can see this one and more if they want to. Thank you again for going and highlighting the situation at Kutupalong. Thank you for going to all the places you have gone. I appreciate you so much. (Oh, and I am commenting under my "teacher profile" I just realized! This is Karin B. Take care. Hugs to you and Barbara.
As much they seem to make you happy, you bring happiness to their small faces ...
Such a heartwarming video, it's great to see these people prospering after being driven out from their country of origin. Keep up the good work with these videos!
Thank you so much for all these efforts..... I’m sure you’ll be blessed In Sha Allah 🙂🙂🙂
thanks for being here and show your concern ...! I pray all the people from west gets a heart like you
MY FAVORITE VLOGGER EVER!! Keep it up man
Thanks so much.
Appreciate it a lot that you replied to my comment man. BTW, I'm from Bangladesh and also I told a lot of my friends about your channel and now they're also big fans of you. Hope I get to meet you someday. ☺☺
a lot of thanks visiting of Rohingya camp..love from Bangladesh
No worries, :)
the kids are soo cute and carefree. may Allah make their affairs easy. Ameen.
Thank you so much, without your video I couldn't have visited the life of these people seeking refuge in my country. You are the first to actually vlog the situation
Thanks, Nick. Really appreciate this first-hand insight, and your careful and respectful approach.
thank you for shining some light on this...much appreciated
Thanks for watching!
Dear Nick. Thank you so much for posting this amazing video. The content is extremely heart breaking but so necessary. I admired your candor in showing the unfiltered situation in this part of the world. I can see the emotions that are flowing throughout this video in regards of the immense disparity of this marginalized sector of the world. I love your channel and how immersed you are in the experiences of your travels. We seat here in America with a very little perspective of how different things are in such remote and struggling part of earth. It is true that children do not give a façade of sadness but are forging to obtain some type of happiness in such disparity. I can't tell you enough what this video means to me because I think as a fellow Westerner you are providing a spot light not as a journalist with a director and editor's agenda to sell content for profit at an evening news but to bring the reality of how paradox life can be for others who are so unfortunate. Rest assure that your efforts will not go unnoticed and my admiration for this video compels me to provide a small donation to UNICEF in trying to contribute in some form to help those who are indeed less fortunate.
Cheers.
Hi there! Thank you so, so much for your kind words, really means the world to me. And thank you for donating to UNICEF. That is very special. Have a great day, take care. Nick
Hi Nick. My respect increased a lot for you after watching this video. You are kind hearted, generous & brave soul i must say. Cause after this Rohingyas arrival in Bangladesh, i saw lot of foreigners are showing unwillingness to go to Cox's bazar even. They were thinking about their security. But you visited the heart of Rohingya camp alone! Salute to you man. The way you described the situation that's true & real scenario. This world need more people like you man to keep this world peaceful. Salute again.
+Jahirul Hoque thank you man, that really means a lot to me❤
i love my bangladesh
Thanks to Burma people, Rohingyas are coming back to their Home Bangladesh which they were forced to leave hundreds of years ago by the Britishers.
That was incredible m8. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Elliot, was indeed an unforgettable experience.
Bangladesh is already and over populated country and now these refugees... oh man
Government might be doing okay with giving them shelter but they need to find a solution asap and send them back (of course with making peace with Mayanmar)
@@100Diyab My four grandparents were from borishal,tangail and mymensingh.So we sort of have a connection with you guys.Im from West bengal.
Don't be anxious Rohinga people.Bangladesh & the people of the World are with U
I just couldnt stop my eyes. Eventuallt i did. Thank you for understanding those people.
Great job man! You have showed the world what we are facing right now. Thanks to you. Keep it up 👍👍👍
I have been with your Bangladesh journey from the beginning and I am glad to tell you I have learned something new about my own country from your videos . #keepgoing
Nice to hear. Thank you
Amazing work bringing these images to the first world. Keep up this fantastic work Nick. It's all the more important for people here in Australia to see this alternative reality as our Government punishes those fleeing such misery by putting them on offshore detention centes in the Pacific where they are subjected to even more torture and lose all hope. Many have committed suicide, nearly all have some sort of mental problem. We, the priveledged, should hang our heads in shame that we haven't done more for them.
I'm from bangladesh and live in uk...I'm loving your videos from bangladesh..
Thank you Hafsa!
Woah! What a roller coaster of emotions watching this. Nick, you've really captured a lot. While the Rohingya people are dealing with a horrifying atrocity, I am pleased to see the joy the children seem to have with one another. Thank you for this education.
With difficulty, there is also ease. Happiness doesn't come from things. It comes from the inside. That's why simple people with few possessions can also find happiness.