Wow, it's so rare to watch a TH-cam video and realize that the message from this video is actually divine, there is so mush quiet, grounded truth. Don''t get me wrong, many videos teach us great things and views we never thought of, but this is coming from the heart, this is something you can see if you sit down in life and observe, if you're in the moment, not like most stuff which teaches us to run forward.
thank you so much for receiving my truth that I shared. You worded that so eloquently, and that really feels resonant with what it is I want to share on here, all from da heart ❤️❤️
Being the first person in your family to break generational trauma is so difficult, and I'm so proud of you for doing the work. It's hard. It hurts. It's so worth it.
Thank you for this acknowledgment. I’m proud of both of us, it’s definitely hard work to be healing not only your traumas but the ones passed down and stored in your bloodline. Celebrating with you 🐉🤍🎐🕯️💫
The feeling of loving your dad and at the same time not liking him is so sad. I love my dad but I don't like him. He can hurt me and I'll always love him because love doesn't go away with bad actions but liking does. I don't like my father, I don't want to spend time with him, he makes me hate myself and decrease my value every single time he talks to me but I love him and I always will. Thank you for this video, loving someone you don't like is hard😔
When you were talking about your father, I felt that your emotions reached me because that’s what happened to me too. My father and mother got divorced in 2020, and since that moment, my relationship with my father has been bad, even though he always took me to school and tried to talk to me. However, it was not always in a good way. He tried to talk in the car as much as he could. Now, I am in my first year of university, and he no longer drives me. When I think about it, I feel that he was trying to connect with me as much as he could or as much as he knew how. Maybe he didn’t know the way or found it difficult; I don’t know. But I don’t have many memories with him. I feel that it is harder to build a relationship with my father than with my mother. I can talk to my mother without anything stopping me from speaking, but with my father, I always feel that there is something that stops me when I talk to him.
I relate to this so deeply. I thought I was the only one who thought like this. Thank you so much for sharing and I pray that your heart is healed and full of love
this was exacly what i needed to hear ; _ ; i got into a really bad fight with my dad earlier today and i was holed up in my room stubbornly avoiding him and resolution, but your words made me realize that with my family especially i want to fight with love
i'm sorry to hear about the fight :'( but i am grateful to know that what i shared helped remind you what you already know. i know the family things can be tough and i know that no matter what we will just keep casting love into all of it. thank you love for this acknowledgment and encouragement🥹💌
This video was very touching. I lost my father a year and a half ago, just two weeks before my birthday. He was very sick, it almost seems he had been for as long as I knew him but this time it was so much worse so I understand what you said about seeing someone fade away basically because of an illness. I compare it to watching a big tall tree falling to the ground. It’s a very exhausting experience and we put so much of ourselves to take care of that person that we forget about ourselves or we feel guilty for caring for us instead of the person that’s sick. We had a weird relationship but I loved him, and I realized just how much by the time I couldn’t tell him anymore and that always weighed on my shoulders but thinking that grief is the way for that love to be expressed is very comforting. Thank you so much for making this video.
i have just found your videos and really just want to leave a message about how awed i am by you and your courage and strength, you are beautiful stay safe
I cried watching this video. I've been aware of the inner children of my parents for many years now because they didn't even get the chance to live their childhood. They had to start working full time while they were teenagers, and they left the school to care for their family. I can see how little love they got from their families (which didn't know any better, also) and my mom is very vocal about it, but I can see how much my dad represses it. He is not the easiest person to get along -- on the contrary... But I try to look at the world from his point of view and well, most of the time it is hard. Yet since I have been abroad for about seven months now, I feel like it has been easier for me to look at this a little more objectively. I guess I just wanted to say that your video touched me on a very deep level and I can't thank you enough for this. I will strive to remember your amazing message throughout my life: When you can fight with love, you can never lose. It also reminded me the movie that affected me intensely, Everything Everywhere All at Once. Hopefully I will be able to show some love to my parents that they didn't get when they were little. It will be a challenge, because showing my love in general is one of the hardest things for me in this life. Once again, thank you so much ♥ Please continue to share with us your introspections and observations about life.
It can hurt sometimes to be filled so much with kindness and love but then it also can create so much beauty and wonder and fulfillment with ourselves and the world and people who are kindred. Thank you for your ramblings in the forest ❤
this really helped me have a different perspective on grief, as someone who has had a complicated relationship with their mom and lost her to cancer about two years ago i think i just tend to ignore how it made me feel. that was honestly easier since she was already dead and i was instinctively blocking out the bad memories we had. i think taking care of her during her last moments and seeing her helpless really impacted me. even if i realized this a bit late ive been trying to understand her better and trying my best to forgive her and myself for what we've been through. thank you so much for your words!
hello love, i am so sorry to hear about your moms passing. i can imagine how difficult it is to revisit those past memories, and sometimes our brain will just store them away to protect us from feeling the pain. im really proud of you though for finding it in your heart to mend those wounds, and it is never too late to heal. when you heal, when you love, it transcends time. healing your past means creating more space for love to enter in the present and future. thank for sharing, sending you peace and a warm hug
hey. found your channel on a sleepless night. i watched all 3 of ur videos back to back. having an absent and distant father, i wonder if the only thing that would make me love him again would be his lack of health in the future. what you said about feeling sadness and dread can also bring a lot of happiness, made me feel hopeful towards what i've been dealing as of i lately i became scared of feeling anything at all. you ignited a lot in me, lots and lots of your feelings resonated with me. please share more because i would like see more of me from what you reflect of yourself. i wish all good things come your way. ur style is very cute btw
sweet soul, thank you for sharing this. I love the acknowledgment of you asking me to share more so you can perhaps understand yourself a little more. We all just walking each other home, I love you and wishing you the best as you fight with love around the relationship with your father❤️❤️
Sending you so much love over this time ♥️ Your story about your dad (your childhood experience, his illness and deterioration, getting to know him) is so similar to mine. My dad passed away late 2020, late stage lung cancer. My dad and I were never that close but I was still shattered seeing him like that despite the person I'd grown up to know him as. It's such a journey and even now I'm learning to remember him better because his childhood experiences and life choices led him to become who he was and he was just doing what made sense to him.
sweet soul, thank you for opening your heart up to share this with me. I’m so sorry for your loss, and I’m also so proud of you for not allowing the difficult emotions to harden and close off your heart. It really is such a journey, and the way you are carrying through all of it is beautiful and inspiring. We are not alone ❤️
Hey, My mother, my brightest light in this universe passed away from breast cancer that spread to the lungs in late 2020 too.. I'm sending you, whoever you are and wherever, the truest compassion. Carry on
@@thatgirldaniel9830 Thank you so much. I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. I'm sending you love and so much light too, I can only imagine how your grieving process has been, losing such a great pillar. She's still your brightest light because now she's assigned as your strongest angel every single day ❤️🙏🏽
thank you for listening, I’m touched to know it provided some comfort and relatability for you. I am sending you courage, wisdom, and love as you navigate through the challenges with your dad. May you take the necessary steps that allow you to feel the most at peace❤️
Thank you for sharing this and opening your heart to us 💕 I also have a difficult relationship with my father, who was absent as I grew up. Your experience and the way you approach it is beautiful and very inspirational 🥰
i lost my oldest brother to covid a little over a year ago. it was so sudden from the positive results to his passing, it was all in 7 days. i didn't get to say goodbye. growing up we weren't really close for many reasons like our 6 year age gap, being the opposite sex which if you're hispanic you know how that's like, etc. The summer before he passes in 2021 as adults we had all collectively as a family started seeing each other every week, making time, baking and just enjoying our summer nights outside talking and drinking. I could tell our relationships were healing. we all love each other but our oldest brother was always doing his own thing so as we grew up at times it felt like it was just us three younger siblings. anyways, there was this one time where we were outside and I have this thing where i always look for mars and that night i could not find mars. I say well i'll just find it on the night sky app on my phone. he asks me what that was, i explain and he finds it cool so he right there and then downloads it and shows me and then he is finding mars too. for a second I looked at him and he is staring up at the sky and suddenly i wanted to cry. for some odd reason it was making me emotional to have these types of moments with my brother that i loved...love and it made me happy. i consider myself lucky to have these memories to hold. i think of him everyday. funny enough it wasn't until recently that i was able to find mars again, i just hadn't been able to, maybe i was scared to find it without him, no, i didn't want to have to find it without him. grief is a merciless thing, it strikes you as it pleases. i remember feeling my world slow down and everyone outside seemed to be going so fast and i just couldn't bring myself to do anything but survive one day at a time.
You have touched my heart so much! i started my week having several negative thoughs and fears, and suddenly i found myself remembering things about my past... My parents are divorced too, and as you, i was the middle of their fights and the only support of my mother, so it took me a time to realized how to love my dad, and how to forgive my mom actions. I want you to know, that your beautiful soul today has helped me to put in the trash that negative thoughs and look forward. I send you a big virtual hug from Argentina
and you have touched mine ❤️ we all experience such similar dynamics and it’s always nice to know that we aren’t alone. May we continue to heal the wounds of our past while living in the present. Also I absolutely love Argentina! My father actually took me there when I was 9 and we visited Buenos Aires and the city is absolutely beautiful. So much incredibly art, history, and culture, it was a very memorable trip with him. Sending you my love :)
this is my third time watching this video these past few months and every single time it affects me in a new way. i really love this and appreciate every single one of your videos. thank you for being so authentic and letting me live through your tree therapy.
Wow I’m humbled to know it’s touched you in this way, thank you for your kind and encouraging message. I hope you continue to live authentically and lovingly too ☺️💌
i watched all of your videos and i can tell that you have a lot of love and comfort inside your heart which made me want to see you making more videos, so please do!! i'm pretty amazed by your words and how they felt in an ache in my heart. thank you for sharing these videos and i agree on hugging trees makes you feel better because IT REALLY DOEESS!! anyways thank you again heh
this is so sweet, don’t know what to say other than thank you for receiving what I shared with such openness in your mind and heart. I hope when we all hug trees we feel the embrace of us hugging each other 🫂🥰
crying while listening to you 🥺😭 so much has changed on how i view my parents since i started seeing life on the perspective of seeing them as humans who might have probably even went through worse. there was so much space for love and hope to life ever since….*hugs with consent*
I’m so proud of you, and happy for how more love has been able to enter into your life. It really does take that one or a few perspective shifts. *hugging back with consent * 🫂💓
Sobbing at 12:27 😭 y'know if I could reach into the screen rn and give you a big hug, pat on the back or whatever you're comfortable with, I would 🥺 I'm sorry about your childhood experiences, it must have been really tough on you. Growing up I've had similar conflicts with my parents too, they divorced when I was 13, and I've never felt I had a father figure in my life. But we learn to adapt and grow from our experiences, and if we open our hearts to accept the love and courage life has to offer, to give it to ourselves and share with others (just as you have), it makes the world a much better place. I'm hope that makes sense... just feeling so much rn 🙈 tldr: you are precious human bean and the trees know it too 🌲🌳💚✨ p.s. I feel like I've been spamming you 😅 but I can't help it your content RESONATES
thank you dawn 🥺 you are so incredibly sweet. My heart is beaming knowing what I shared has touched you this deeply, please never stop for expressing your love unapologetically. It’s nice to know we shared this common experience, and how we have still chosen to open our hearts up. I know the next time I hug a tree it’ll be like giving you a hug 🫂 sending you lots of love ! 🐇🪞🤍💫
@@EternalRebirth333 really appreciate your genuine soul! for some reason these emojis 🐇🪞🤍💫 remind me of some of my current favourite things that's guiding & helping me process/sit with anxiety, grief, loss, death, renewal/rebirth, while holding space for faith & love through it all. perhaps you'll find comfort & solace in these too, I'll rec them below: 📚 Catch The Rabbit by Lana Bastašić, Wandering Souls by Cecile Pin 🎶 Hold the Girl - Rina Sawayama (her entire album ❤️🔥) Skin - Dijon
Thank you for sharing this 💛 everything you said resonated deeply. You’re on a brave path and it is beautiful ✨ It’s important that we stay soft and something I’ve drifted from but need to come back to
This is an amazing video. Your understanding of your father and mother is so insightful. I’m so sorry you are losing your father and going through grief and loss but you seem to be learning how to connect to people. I can very much appreciate your role with your parents. Seems very familiar to my own childhood roles with my parents. Your emotional intelligence is very impressive. You should make more videos. You have so much to share with people.
I was having a hard time but watching this helped me calm down. Thank you, really, i hope you’re so much better by now. No matter where life takes you, love will keep you going, because you’re so full of it. 💖 I hope one day i can love like that too :"3
Yes truly a masterpiece!!! I’m in awe of your ability to translate your experience, lessons and feelings into the most raw and beautiful piece of art. & adore every precious small detail. You are emanating Goddess energy~ humble, strong and so wise beyond your human years.
Your words are like a blanket that wrap around me, each thread woven with such care and love. a part of the reason I was able to talk about it the way I did was because I learned how to share my deepest feelings with you, ones I don’t always understand. You and the trees listen to me so patiently ❤️❤️❤️
it’s a “PowerDeWise” microphone, I believe you can get from Amazon ! my brother gave it to me so not sure where he bought it from originally but Amazon has it :-) and thank you love, you as well
Thank you for this. I lost my dad when I was 11 years old… this felt very healing to me. It helped me understand things I struggled to before. I will definitely be hugging trees soon 🫶🏻:)
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Please make more TH-cam videos, this is a beautiful, whimsical, masterpiece
thank you luka 🥹💓💓
Love your authenticity. It’s rare to see it on social media.
Wow, it's so rare to watch a TH-cam video and realize that the message from this video is actually divine, there is so mush quiet, grounded truth. Don''t get me wrong, many videos teach us great things and views we never thought of, but this is coming from the heart, this is something you can see if you sit down in life and observe, if you're in the moment, not like most stuff which teaches us to run forward.
thank you so much for receiving my truth that I shared. You worded that so eloquently, and that really feels resonant with what it is I want to share on here, all from da heart ❤️❤️
Being the first person in your family to break generational trauma is so difficult, and I'm so proud of you for doing the work. It's hard. It hurts. It's so worth it.
Thank you for this acknowledgment. I’m proud of both of us, it’s definitely hard work to be healing not only your traumas but the ones passed down and stored in your bloodline. Celebrating with you 🐉🤍🎐🕯️💫
@@EternalRebirth333 I’m so proud of us too! 💜
The feeling of loving your dad and at the same time not liking him is so sad. I love my dad but I don't like him. He can hurt me and I'll always love him because love doesn't go away with bad actions but liking does. I don't like my father, I don't want to spend time with him, he makes me hate myself and decrease my value every single time he talks to me but I love him and I always will. Thank you for this video, loving someone you don't like is hard😔
When you were talking about your father, I felt that your emotions reached me because that’s what happened to me too. My father and mother got divorced in 2020, and since that moment, my relationship with my father has been bad, even though he always took me to school and tried to talk to me. However, it was not always in a good way. He tried to talk in the car as much as he could. Now, I am in my first year of university, and he no longer drives me. When I think about it, I feel that he was trying to connect with me as much as he could or as much as he knew how. Maybe he didn’t know the way or found it difficult; I don’t know. But I don’t have many memories with him.
I feel that it is harder to build a relationship with my father than with my mother. I can talk to my mother without anything stopping me from speaking, but with my father, I always feel that there is something that stops me when I talk to him.
I relate to this so deeply. I thought I was the only one who thought like this. Thank you so much for sharing and I pray that your heart is healed and full of love
this was exacly what i needed to hear ; _ ; i got into a really bad fight with my dad earlier today and i was holed up in my room stubbornly avoiding him and resolution, but your words made me realize that with my family especially i want to fight with love
i'm sorry to hear about the fight :'( but i am grateful to know that what i shared helped remind you what you already know. i know the family things can be tough and i know that no matter what we will just keep casting love into all of it. thank you love for this acknowledgment and encouragement🥹💌
forgiveness and acceptance is what i’m going through as well❤️ please don’t stop making videos like this if you feel the need to
This video was very touching. I lost my father a year and a half ago, just two weeks before my birthday. He was very sick, it almost seems he had been for as long as I knew him but this time it was so much worse so I understand what you said about seeing someone fade away basically because of an illness. I compare it to watching a big tall tree falling to the ground. It’s a very exhausting experience and we put so much of ourselves to take care of that person that we forget about ourselves or we feel guilty for caring for us instead of the person that’s sick. We had a weird relationship but I loved him, and I realized just how much by the time I couldn’t tell him anymore and that always weighed on my shoulders but thinking that grief is the way for that love to be expressed is very comforting.
Thank you so much for making this video.
i have just found your videos and really just want to leave a message about how awed i am by you and your courage and strength, you are beautiful stay safe
I mirror all this back to you, thank you aj 🪞🕊️💫
I cried watching this video. I've been aware of the inner children of my parents for many years now because they didn't even get the chance to live their childhood. They had to start working full time while they were teenagers, and they left the school to care for their family. I can see how little love they got from their families (which didn't know any better, also) and my mom is very vocal about it, but I can see how much my dad represses it. He is not the easiest person to get along -- on the contrary... But I try to look at the world from his point of view and well, most of the time it is hard. Yet since I have been abroad for about seven months now, I feel like it has been easier for me to look at this a little more objectively.
I guess I just wanted to say that your video touched me on a very deep level and I can't thank you enough for this. I will strive to remember your amazing message throughout my life: When you can fight with love, you can never lose. It also reminded me the movie that affected me intensely, Everything Everywhere All at Once. Hopefully I will be able to show some love to my parents that they didn't get when they were little. It will be a challenge, because showing my love in general is one of the hardest things for me in this life.
Once again, thank you so much ♥ Please continue to share with us your introspections and observations about life.
It can hurt sometimes to be filled so much with kindness and love but then it also can create so much beauty and wonder and fulfillment with ourselves and the world and people who are kindred. Thank you for your ramblings in the forest ❤
this really helped me have a different perspective on grief, as someone who has had a complicated relationship with their mom and lost her to cancer about two years ago i think i just tend to ignore how it made me feel. that was honestly easier since she was already dead and i was instinctively blocking out the bad memories we had. i think taking care of her during her last moments and seeing her helpless really impacted me. even if i realized this a bit late ive been trying to understand her better and trying my best to forgive her and myself for what we've been through. thank you so much for your words!
hello love, i am so sorry to hear about your moms passing. i can imagine how difficult it is to revisit those past memories, and sometimes our brain will just store them away to protect us from feeling the pain. im really proud of you though for finding it in your heart to mend those wounds, and it is never too late to heal. when you heal, when you love, it transcends time. healing your past means creating more space for love to enter in the present and future. thank for sharing, sending you peace and a warm hug
hey. found your channel on a sleepless night. i watched all 3 of ur videos back to back. having an absent and distant father, i wonder if the only thing that would make me love him again would be his lack of health in the future. what you said about feeling sadness and dread can also bring a lot of happiness, made me feel hopeful towards what i've been dealing as of i lately i became scared of feeling anything at all. you ignited a lot in me, lots and lots of your feelings resonated with me. please share more because i would like see more of me from what you reflect of yourself. i wish all good things come your way. ur style is very cute btw
sweet soul, thank you for sharing this. I love the acknowledgment of you asking me to share more so you can perhaps understand yourself a little more. We all just walking each other home, I love you and wishing you the best as you fight with love around the relationship with your father❤️❤️
I’m so grateful to have randomly stumbled across your videos! you are such a gift to this earth.
Idek what to say other than I’m humbled to be listened to by your ears. Thank you so much ❤️🫂
Sending you so much love over this time ♥️ Your story about your dad (your childhood experience, his illness and deterioration, getting to know him) is so similar to mine. My dad passed away late 2020, late stage lung cancer. My dad and I were never that close but I was still shattered seeing him like that despite the person I'd grown up to know him as. It's such a journey and even now I'm learning to remember him better because his childhood experiences and life choices led him to become who he was and he was just doing what made sense to him.
sweet soul, thank you for opening your heart up to share this with me. I’m so sorry for your loss, and I’m also so proud of you for not allowing the difficult emotions to harden and close off your heart. It really is such a journey, and the way you are carrying through all of it is beautiful and inspiring. We are not alone ❤️
Hey,
My mother, my brightest light in this universe passed away from breast cancer that spread to the lungs in late 2020 too..
I'm sending you, whoever you are and wherever, the truest compassion. Carry on
@@thatgirldaniel9830 Thank you so much. I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. I'm sending you love and so much light too, I can only imagine how your grieving process has been, losing such a great pillar. She's still your brightest light because now she's assigned as your strongest angel every single day ❤️🙏🏽
thanks for this therapeutic ramblings, i have a difficulty of handling my dad lately and this topic of yours somewhat comforted me in some aspects
thank you for listening, I’m touched to know it provided some comfort and relatability for you. I am sending you courage, wisdom, and love as you navigate through the challenges with your dad. May you take the necessary steps that allow you to feel the most at peace❤️
Thank you for sharing this and opening your heart to us 💕 I also have a difficult relationship with my father, who was absent as I grew up. Your experience and the way you approach it is beautiful and very inspirational 🥰
i lost my oldest brother to covid a little over a year ago. it was so sudden from the positive results to his passing, it was all in 7 days. i didn't get to say goodbye. growing up we weren't really close for many reasons like our 6 year age gap, being the opposite sex which if you're hispanic you know how that's like, etc. The summer before he passes in 2021 as adults we had all collectively as a family started seeing each other every week, making time, baking and just enjoying our summer nights outside talking and drinking. I could tell our relationships were healing. we all love each other but our oldest brother was always doing his own thing so as we grew up at times it felt like it was just us three younger siblings. anyways, there was this one time where we were outside and I have this thing where i always look for mars and that night i could not find mars. I say well i'll just find it on the night sky app on my phone. he asks me what that was, i explain and he finds it cool so he right there and then downloads it and shows me and then he is finding mars too. for a second I looked at him and he is staring up at the sky and suddenly i wanted to cry. for some odd reason it was making me emotional to have these types of moments with my brother that i loved...love and it made me happy. i consider myself lucky to have these memories to hold. i think of him everyday. funny enough it wasn't until recently that i was able to find mars again, i just hadn't been able to, maybe i was scared to find it without him, no, i didn't want to have to find it without him. grief is a merciless thing, it strikes you as it pleases. i remember feeling my world slow down and everyone outside seemed to be going so fast and i just couldn't bring myself to do anything but survive one day at a time.
You have touched my heart so much! i started my week having several negative thoughs and fears, and suddenly i found myself remembering things about my past... My parents are divorced too, and as you, i was the middle of their fights and the only support of my mother, so it took me a time to realized how to love my dad, and how to forgive my mom actions.
I want you to know, that your beautiful soul today has helped me to put in the trash that negative thoughs and look forward. I send you a big virtual hug from Argentina
and you have touched mine ❤️ we all experience such similar dynamics and it’s always nice to know that we aren’t alone. May we continue to heal the wounds of our past while living in the present. Also I absolutely love Argentina! My father actually took me there when I was 9 and we visited Buenos Aires and the city is absolutely beautiful. So much incredibly art, history, and culture, it was a very memorable trip with him. Sending you my love :)
this is my third time watching this video these past few months and every single time it affects me in a new way. i really love this and appreciate every single one of your videos. thank you for being so authentic and letting me live through your tree therapy.
Wow I’m humbled to know it’s touched you in this way, thank you for your kind and encouraging message. I hope you continue to live authentically and lovingly too ☺️💌
i needed this for a long time, thank you. I wish you the best
Wow. This speaks volumes to me. My heart is with you. Your vulnerability is moving.
i watched all of your videos and i can tell that you have a lot of love and comfort inside your heart which made me want to see you making more videos, so please do!! i'm pretty amazed by your words and how they felt in an ache in my heart. thank you for sharing these videos and i agree on hugging trees makes you feel better because IT REALLY DOEESS!! anyways thank you again heh
this is so sweet, don’t know what to say other than thank you for receiving what I shared with such openness in your mind and heart. I hope when we all hug trees we feel the embrace of us hugging each other 🫂🥰
one minute in and i'm crying and i don't know why exactly. maybe it was the words "feeling very heavy"
crying while listening to you 🥺😭
so much has changed on how i view my parents since i started seeing life on the perspective of seeing them as humans who might have probably even went through worse. there was so much space for love and hope to life ever since….*hugs with consent*
I’m so proud of you, and happy for how more love has been able to enter into your life. It really does take that one or a few perspective shifts. *hugging back with consent * 🫂💓
Loving is never a waste ♥︎
your comment inspired me to write a poem, sometime in the future I’ll make a video and share it :)
@@EternalRebirth333 wow..thank you.. I’ve never thought I’d inspire anyone 🥺♡
Sobbing at 12:27 😭 y'know if I could reach into the screen rn and give you a big hug, pat on the back or whatever you're comfortable with, I would 🥺 I'm sorry about your childhood experiences, it must have been really tough on you. Growing up I've had similar conflicts with my parents too, they divorced when I was 13, and I've never felt I had a father figure in my life. But we learn to adapt and grow from our experiences, and if we open our hearts to accept the love and courage life has to offer, to give it to ourselves and share with others (just as you have), it makes the world a much better place. I'm hope that makes sense... just feeling so much rn 🙈 tldr: you are precious human bean and the trees know it too 🌲🌳💚✨ p.s. I feel like I've been spamming you 😅 but I can't help it your content RESONATES
thank you dawn 🥺 you are so incredibly sweet. My heart is beaming knowing what I shared has touched you this deeply, please never stop for expressing your love unapologetically. It’s nice to know we shared this common experience, and how we have still chosen to open our hearts up. I know the next time I hug a tree it’ll be like giving you a hug 🫂 sending you lots of love ! 🐇🪞🤍💫
@@EternalRebirth333 really appreciate your genuine soul! for some reason these emojis 🐇🪞🤍💫 remind me of some of my current favourite things that's guiding & helping me process/sit with anxiety, grief, loss, death, renewal/rebirth, while holding space for faith & love through it all. perhaps you'll find comfort & solace in these too, I'll rec them below:
📚 Catch The Rabbit by Lana Bastašić, Wandering Souls by Cecile Pin
🎶 Hold the Girl - Rina Sawayama (her entire album ❤️🔥)
Skin - Dijon
ur videos bring me internal peace
Thank you for sharing this 💛 everything you said resonated deeply. You’re on a brave path and it is beautiful ✨ It’s important that we stay soft and something I’ve drifted from but need to come back to
This is an amazing video. Your understanding of your father and mother is so insightful. I’m so sorry you are losing your father and going through grief and loss but you seem to be learning how to connect to people. I can very much appreciate your role with your parents. Seems very familiar to my own childhood roles with my parents.
Your emotional intelligence is very impressive. You should make more videos. You have so much to share with people.
I was having a hard time but watching this helped me calm down. Thank you, really, i hope you’re so much better by now. No matter where life takes you, love will keep you going, because you’re so full of it. 💖 I hope one day i can love like that too :"3
Thank you for this video!! Honestly cried hearing you speak😭❤️
Yes truly a masterpiece!!! I’m in awe of your ability to translate your experience, lessons and feelings into the most raw and beautiful piece of art. & adore every precious small detail. You are emanating Goddess energy~ humble, strong and so wise beyond your human years.
Your words are like a blanket that wrap around me, each thread woven with such care and love. a part of the reason I was able to talk about it the way I did was because I learned how to share my deepest feelings with you, ones I don’t always understand. You and the trees listen to me so patiently ❤️❤️❤️
Really needed this ♡ I'll try my best to get over it
What a profound video. This has healed somethin in me. Thank u for being so vulnerable and real :)
You've got a beautiful soul.
Reverse card hehe🪞you’re looking at a mirror :)
Genuinely such a beautiful video
I found this video to be terribly beautiful in all ways possible. Thank you for sharing. 💗
I love you too
You're my favourite human being.
You are so young and so wise.
I think a lot of people are walking around without having felt love as a child.
2:27 very true :)
Your videos are so peaceful, they remind me of Hitomi
this is so sweet, and I absolutely love hitomi I’m so comforted to know it had a peaceful energy 🥰
Thanks, you deserve the better beautiful 💝
God blessings to you and your family ❤
Thank you so much kind soul, praying the same for you. May loving kindness encompass your entire reality ❤️
You should film more of those chickens and cats.
Hahah when I go back here to film again sometime I will :)
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Which microphone r u using? Many blessings on your healing journey
it’s a “PowerDeWise” microphone, I believe you can get from Amazon ! my brother gave it to me so not sure where he bought it from originally but Amazon has it :-)
and thank you love, you as well
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Thank you for this. I lost my dad when I was 11 years old… this felt very healing to me. It helped me understand things I struggled to before. I will definitely be hugging trees soon 🫶🏻:)
I am sending my love to you, thank you for listening. And yayy haha we both tree huggers 🥰🌲🫂