Whether people turn to other sources for light, like religion or self help books, LOTR is a common ground for all. If any individual, regardless of background, truly wants what is right taught to them in the power of cinema it is taught in this beautifully crafted and in my opinion, perfect film trilogy.
Apart from the love of his novels and universe, you have to have a certain amount of "sophistication" to truly appreciate the universe that tolkien wrote. The only times were I really saw people that were angry in the community was the heavy bashing of PJ hobbit movies.
@@alee8685 maybe try listening to it on a very low volume. I have mine turned down to the point where i can only hear it faintly in the background. Music adds sooo much to my readinf experience even tho it took some time getting used to it.
Can we all just stop and appreciate the fact that Galadriel is probably over 12,000 years old and is literally the granddaughter of the first High King of the Noldor Elves? She's lived through EVERYTHING in Tolkien's legendarium.
@@DS-gn4nx she studied. and her studies helped her later to defend her home in Lothlorien for thousands of years and to destroy Dol Guldur on Amon Lanc in the war of the ring
“Many who live deserve death. And many who die, deserve life. Can you give it to them, Frodo? Do not be too quick to deal out death and judgment. Even the very wise cannot see all ends.” -Gandalf the Grey
@@yasha886 Galadriel never trusted Sauron. In fact, when he first began to put his plan into motion in Eregion, she was one of the first to voice her suspicions about him. He too knew that she would be his chief obstacle, and that he would have to be careful not to incur her wrath if he wanted his plan to go as intended. Being presumably the oldest and wisest Elf left in Middle Earth at that point, Sauron feared her most of all. She is always written as having one of the strongest gifts of insight of any of the Elves, as far back as when she lived in Aman, she could see through the deceits of Morgoth whereas her kin fell under his sway. She also never trusted Fëanor, and only followed him into Middle Earth because of her desire to rule a realm of her own. She did not care about his motives, and hated him all the more for leading the fight against the Teleri, her mother's people. She never _asked_ Sauron for one of the rings, it was entrusted to her by Celebrimbor for safe keeping due to her power and significance. When Sauron put the One Ring on, she was presumably the first to sense his presence and remove her ring. In the chapter "The Mirror of Galadriel", she states that even without him wearing or even possessing the ring, she can perceive the mind of Sauron, and knows that he sees her as one of his chief adversaries. She goes on to say that he tries to perceive her mind from afar as well, but that "the door is closed." She didn't survive for this long (when all her kin perished) by being a reckless person and trusting in those that she shouldn't, she is far too wise.
@@yasha886 she was the main one who always saw through him and kept an eye on him and could read the maiar’s mind without him ever knowing and he could never read hers. Not to mention she could read his mind while he attempted to read hers without him knowing at all. And her banishing hun from dom goldur in the books and how they filmed it in the hobbit gives off Beren and Lùthien vibes. Rescuing Gandalf in the same manner and the banishment was a full circle to what Sauron did to her brother Finrod Felagund and banishing the necromancer literally was a nice full circle of poetically repeating the story a little bit whilst getting revenge etc! Men of the west and nerd if the rings gave a full history as well as other channels that go deeper. A living testament to the elder days and her wisdom and power grew through the ages and this is why her and those who dwell in her company have become enlightened and they no longer continue the infighting that happened alot between different clans of elves, some of them even survived through a few a few ages thenselves and some are almost as old as she is. So they’ve changed and they regret a lot and the thing is though: even the long lament song of beren and luthien isn’t even the full song. It’s almost become taboo and also out of respect to not tell the whole story as it stays within the memory of the Eldar. Perhaps the story lived in through the company of Prince Imrahil along with Aragorn and his son and daughters. Lives on through Eledan and Elrohir for sure. There is much anguish in the past of the elves. Crazy stuff happened nonstop!
Same 😉 I have depression and anxiety issues, and lotr music helps a lot. Since the illness started, I also have trouble focus and concentrate myself, so this quarentine I read Tolkien's work while listening to all LOTR music in the channel, it's so good to the imagination. I also take notes in order to sink the information in. I'm currently reading the last one published "the Fall of Gondolin" and I feel I am understanding Middle Earth more than ever. ❤️ Tolkien helped me survive through this dreadful 2020
@@cristianabatista7966 i thought i was the only one !! i study for my finals to this and instead of panicking like normal i actually find myself able to succeed . im glad im not alone in this 🙈👌
Ha, funny. Just yesterday I listened to the Rivendell music & ambience video while falling asleep to calm down my anxiety and depression. Hope you're doing well, fellow human!
The Lord of the Rings soundtracks never get old. I love listening to them, especially the shire themes because they are so full of cheer and elven themes because they are so mysterious and heavenly. :)
The lament for Gandalf always touched me so much... It is so painfully beautiful. Listening to this it really makes me feel like I am just right there, sitting at the bottom of a tree... I really wish
Love this! So moody and awe-inspiring! We are so in love with Tolkien and Galadriel's character specifically that we just released a single called LORIEN inspired by her character, of course it's very different. It's so lovely to hear this music again and be drawn into the world all over! Thank you :)
When I see so many people in the comments who dream of being a part of middle earth, I feel hope for our own world. Thank you for existing and dreaming, you beautiful souls. If you resonate with the elves, and yearn to express an Elven presence on Earth, it is not without reason. While it's not an answer for everyone, perhaps you'd find answers in seeking out the Elven Spiritual Path.
What I mean to say is, He is the truth, the way and the life. He is God, He will restore the earth back to the Ancient times and give freedom to His children in the end
"...In place of a dark lord you would have a queen. Not dark but beautiful and terrible as the dawn. Treacherous as the Sea. Stronger than the foundations of the Earth. All shall love me and despair."
Its such a deep, beautiful story. So deep and detailed is the writing that i often find difficulty in keeping up. What a imagination had Tolkien had! Genius.
am i the only one who feels like this audio is calling me home? like telling me to come back to some fantasy wonderful world in which i belong but i somehow forgot it years ago.
@@Silverlance988 yes but it's often mono crop "fields of trees" planted for future profit. In Iceland they claim to be "regrowing the forests", but they are just planting regimented rows of non native trees. 10% of Ireland is forest cover, less than 1% is Native irish woodland, the rest has as much biodiversity as a desert. I can't speak for areas outside of Europe though
"But I cannot see him from afar, unless he come within the fences of Lothlórien: a grey mist is about him, and the ways of his feet and his mind are hidden from me." -Galadriel.
I really like this combination of nighttime forest sounds, LOTR orchestral music, and Elvish choral voices. Very gentle and peaceful without giving up its brooding qualities. Thank you!
Dear you who is reading this: You are wonderful and you are perfect just the way you are! 💗 You have everything you need inside of you. So don’t despair, the Universe brought you here to let you know good things are coming your way! 🌟
This is gorgeous. Read up a little in 'The Silmarillion' if you want more Tolkien scenery, his world was so insanely extensive. Numenor, the different kingdoms of Beleriand in the First Age, Valinor... there is so much inspiration in there.
Laurelindórenan - the Valley of Singing Gold Laurenandë - the Valley of the Golden Wood Lindórinand - the Vale of Song Glornan - the Vale of Gold Turned to night, and sorrow Lothlórien - the Dreamflower Lórien - the Dream Dwimordene - the Haunted Vale
I won’t be able to for a good while. But maybe, soon, I can return home. Where I belong. The place that felt it was made for me. But seriously, sometimes I REALLY want to leave this world for Middle Earth. I want to leave the drama of social media and corruption of government. I want to leave technology for magic, presidents and prime ministers for kings and queens, guns for bows and arrows, comfort zone for adventures, life for a better one. All I have with me are books, and that could be enough. Edit (Six Months Later): I’m finally back. I just arrived at Rohan with Gandalf, Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas. It’s been so long, but I’m glad to be home.
@@sam_anonymous Same I was thinking last night and it hit me that this earth really is just the worst place for readers, because we know that we can never travel to the same places as a book character and could never have the same adventures.
you know of course, that the elves intertwining with humans is something very real to certain cultures in this world? Those with elven blood have the chance at returning to Álfheimr, the elven homeworld upon death of their mortal bodies. In some circles of Norse and Finnic spirituality at least. Its not /all/ just a fantasy you know...💚
@@Live442 Have you read the books? Seen the films? As well as the Chronicles of Narnia. These authors and movie directors in these two at least do somewhat keep true to the books and it is very clear the link to Christianity is present. Pleasantly so. It serves to gently and kindly impart the concept to the audience...planting that seed :)
@Interstellar Overdrive It has nothing to do with trolling, slimo! I'm making a valid point about nations and borders and culture. Take any nation, whether Hungary or Egypt or Japan -- if you bring in a horde of migrants, the character of that nation will be changed. It's funny how you libtards can see the value of well-protected borders when it comes to Lothlorien (otherwise it would stop being Lothlorien almost overnight) but not in the real World!
@@theexile6605 only orcs are not actually comparable to inmigrants because orcs don't want to find better jobs or a better place to live, orcs are not interesting in cultural mixture or making a nation more rich by exchanging knowledge. they are degenerated creaturez fabricated by sauron out of torturing and destroying elves who only want to destroy and kill everything that is alive. bur see how the elves have no problem in letting other races like hobbits, humans or even dwarfs( despite the feud between theif species) inside their borders and share their knowledge with them.
Man ammen toltha i dan hen morn, Si dannatha nauva, Melmemma noren sina, Nur ala aero nur. Who brings to us this token of doom, The darkness shall now come, Our love for this land, Is as deep as the depths of the sea. Ela i ca, Nenya sina Corma uhatima, I haryanye. Behold the light, Nenya is this, Ring unbreakable, That I possess. . The Lady of the Light, Galadriel, spoke these words when a Company, such as never seen before, entered the woods of Lothlorien and Caras Galadhon; the last stronghold of Elves that truly resembled the First Age. It was a place where time seemed to be expelled. Emotions were older and deeper. Some of the smallest of the Company said, 'more magical' - whatever they meant by that. We knew the coming of this company meant our fate had at last been sealed with that of the Weapon of the Enemy. A greater evil had not been felt in Lothlorien, yet it was but a glimpse of what would come, should the Ring Bearer fail. They had the favour of the Lady however, and as such the favour of all Elves and Men and other Free Peoples of Middle Earth that withstood the darkness that was at hand. So we gifted them with whatever they could use along their journey. All gifts fitting for their stature and quality. All but for one. A Dwarf, one of the more noble line of Durin, with whom we had not had any dealings for many years as reckoned by men. His request to the Lady was extraordinary; three threads of her golden hair, declaring that all gold and riches of the Earth fell utterly short of her beauty. Such words we never expected to hear from any, least of all from a Dwarf. Surely there must be more to Dwarves than we have yet understood. And this, however small, is a hopeful thought. If Dwarves can be so noble, then perhaps such small a Ring Bearer such as the Halfling could accomplish the impossible. Our prayers are with them. May Eru bless their quest, for the sake of all Free Peoples of Arda.
Lothlorien lacks Diversity!! It's White Elf Privilege!! SJW's demand that you let in lots of Orcs!! After all, as the argument goes, those Orcs are only "fleeing the violence" in Mordor, so the Lothlorien elves have to let them in! Right?
@Cliven Longsight Well isn't that the standard current libtard belief, that "Diversity is our strength?" So why shouldn't the Elves just let the Orcs (not to mention all the other races of men, dwarves, halflings) come right in? Anything else would be "Racist!!" What's the problem, finding it hard to reconcile the internal contradictions in your beliefs?? Ha. Enjoy! Of course, then it wouldn't be Lothlorien anymore, would it? Cheers.
@Cliven Longsight We disagree. I've been over this before on other threads, but my main point is that uncontrolled mass immigration ineluctably leads to a debasement of whatever culture and society exists in a given nation, whether it is Hungary, Egypt, Switzerland, Japan, etc.. As an example, I have a high regard for Hungarians and a high regard for the Swiss, but I wouldn't want to see millions of Hungarians flood into Switzerland or vice-versa. As for my "lack of higher intelligence," my SAT and GRE test scores place me in the top 1% nationwide (I qualify easily for Mensa with either score), I graduated Stuyvesant H.S. in NYC and Columbia University, plus the best graduate program in the nation for my field. Can you say the same? As for the issue of "tribalism," it is you libtards who hate conservatives with a passion rarely surpassed in all of human history. Whether you are assaulting conservative speakers on campus or just people wearing Trump hats, you not only hate but are unable to control your hatred sufficiently to behave within legal boundaries. Disgraceful and contemptible. Moreover, in America it is the leftists who have pushed identity politics and tribalism in all its forms for 50 years. It was bound to cause a reaction of some kind. Lastly, materialism is hardly a right-wing concept, it is often associated with the left and Marxists. For all you know, I could be an Idealist. Many conservatives are.
@@moonlight_scribe I'm not saying that *any* race is innately evil, it's only an analogy of sorts to make a point. However, you also might like to look at the murder rates in Mexico and Central America to get a better idea of what we're dealing with. Leaping lizards! The last time I checked, the TOTAL number of annual murders in small Hispanic countries like El Salvador or Honduras is *each* higher than the TOTAL number of annual murders in China! *China* , with over 1.4 BILLION people!! Not to mention the amazingly high levels of all kinds of other crimes that go on south of our border.
What I love so much about this place is that it appears to be night all the time. Always calm, mysterious, like cold air in a warm summer night, like the drops of rain on the leaves while the moon shines on them.
I just finished the Fellowship of the Ring novel. I felt Tolkein's description of Lothlorien was so peaceful and enchanting. It was my favorite part of the book. I now really want to watch the movie Thank you for this calming ambience!
Lothlórien: The fairest Elf-kingdom remaining on Middle-earth at the time of the War of the Ring, the domain of Galadriel and Celeborn. The name means “the land of blossoms dreaming.” Lothlórien is also known as Lórien (perhaps meaning “dreamland”), and Laurelindórenan (“the valley of the singing gold”). The domain echoes both Doriath, the domain of Thingol and Melian in Beleriand, and the Garden of Lórien in Valinor, whose trees Melian once tended. Lothlórien is largely inspired by the ancient Celtic tradition of enchanted forests ruled by “white ladies.” This enchanted forest of goldenleaved, silver-barked mallorn trees is protected by the power of the white-clad Galadriel, the possessor of Nenya, the White Ring of Adamant and Water. Using the power of the ring, Galadriel is able to keep her domain out of time, in a state of perpetual spring, immune to death and decay -a trope that allies it to many mythological paradises. Such Celtic otherworlds were considered both potentially perilous and places of rest and healing. This ambiguity can be glimpsed in some views of Lothlórien in The Lord of the Rings, where the people of Gondor and Rohan are depicted as deeply suspicious of it and its ruler. Of the Golden Wood Boromir remarks, “few come out who once go in; and of that few none have escaped unscathed.” Aragorn reproves this judgment, replacing “unscathed” with “unchanged.” For the Fellowship of the Ring, it provides a place not only of rest and healing but also transformation, as we see in the Dwarf Gimli’s change of heart in relation to the Elves. Galadriel: A Noldor noblewoman, only daughter of Finarfin, and, in The Lord of the Rings, the ruler of the enchanted Elven realm of Lothlórien, “the land of blossoms dreaming.” In that hidden wooded land, robed in white and golden-haired, she commands great powers of enchantment and prophecy. In ancient Welsh mythology we find forest and water nymphs who closely resemble Galadriel, the guardians of sacred fountains, wells, and grottoes hidden in deep forest vales. Like Tolkien’s “Lady of Light,” White Ladies have eyes like stars and bodies that shimmer with light, betokening their close affinity with the starlit night. To reach their realms it is commonly necessary to pass through or across water that was-as is said when the Fellowship cross over a river into Lothlórien-“like crossing a bridge in time.” These White Ladies often lived in realms “outside of time” in crystal palaces beneath water or floating in air, all glowing with silver and golden light. In Arthurian tradition, Vivien, the Lady of the Lake and perhaps in origin a Celtic White Lady herself, rises dressed in white from her palace beneath the lake to present the sword and scabbard of Excalibur to the rightful king. Vivien also raises Lancelot du Lac before sending him into the world with the arms of war. We might see a similar figure in Greek mythology, the sea nymph Thetis, mother of Achilles, the greatest hero of the Trojan War, who gifts her son with his armor. Across cultures and times we find water and forest deities who give protection, prophecies, inspiration, invisibility, and strength to their protégés. Galadriel, too, belongs to this tradition, presiding over a realm of dreams and desires, visions and illusions, and gifts and blessings.
Before giving him three, Galadriel asks what he would do with it. "Treasure it, Lady,' he answered, 'in memory of your words to me at our first meeting. And if ever I return to the smithies of my home, it shall be set in imperishable crystal to be an heirloom to my house, and a pledge of good will between the Mountain and the Wood until the end of days." I love the subtle piece of lore from one of the other books about Fëanor in the first age begging three separate times for just a single strand of her golden hair and being denied. The hair which caused him to make the jewels which basically led to all the trouble of the First Age. This is my favorite lore piece of all time for Middle Earth.
of all places in middle earth, lothlorien is the one that fascinates me the most. i love how the movies brought it to life with the music and aesthetic, it truly is mesmerising and i can picture the feeling, the whole place building itself around me in my mind so easily every time i close my eyes.
I love Tolkien and the world he made with these elvish languages, and music it fascinates me it feels like it’s real and I love it RIP 🪦 Tolkien father of fantasy
One of the things I Love about Lothlorien is the singing of the Elves. Their voices are just pure magic, ethereal and wistful. Any (and many) songs with those gorgeous voices would be most welcome. Thank you!! :-D
The world has changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air. Much that once was is lost, for none now live who remember it. It began with the forging of the Great Rings. Three were given to the Elves...immortal, wisest, and fairest of all beings. Seven to the Dwarf Lords...great miners and craftsmen of the mountain halls. And nine...nine rings were gifted to the race of Men, who above all else desire power. For within these rings was bound the strength and will to govern each race, but they were all of them deceived for another Ring was made. In the land of Mordor, in the fires of Mount Doom, the Dark Lord Sauron forged in secret a Master Ring to control all others. And into this Ring, he poured his cruelty, his malice, and his will to dominate all life. One Ring to rule them all. One by one, the free lands of Middle Earth fell to the power of the Ring. But there were some who resisted. A Last Alliance of Men and Elves marched against the armies of Mordor, and on the slopes of Mount Doom, they fought for the freedom of Middle Earth. Victory was near, but the power of the Ring could not be undone. It was in this moment when all hope had faded, that Isildur son of the king took up his father's sword. Sauron, the enemy of the free peoples of Middle Earth was defeated. The Ring passed to Isildur, who had this one chance to destroy evil forever. But the hearts of Men are easily corrupted, and the Ring of Power has a will of its own. It betrayed Isildur to his death, and some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend...legend became myth...and for two and a half thousand years, the Ring passed out of all knowledge until when chance came, it ensnared a new bearer. The Ring came to the creature Gollum, who took it deep into the tunnels of the Misty Mountains...and there, it consumed him. The Ring brought to Gollum unnatural long life. For five hundred years it poisoned his mind, and in the gloom of Gollum's cave, it waited. Darkness crept back into the forests of the world. Rumor grew of a shadow in the East...whispers of a nameless fear, and the Ring of Power percieved its time had now come. It abandoned Gollum. But something happened that the Ring did not intend. It was picked up by the most unlikely creature imaginable: a Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins of the Shire. For the time will soon come when Hobbits will shape the fortunes of all.
Wow!I love Lothlórien so much,it'll be stunning as usual!😍
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If you and I could live in a place like Middle Earth, the land would give us the chance to cross paths even if it took a thousand years. Rest my friends, we are there.
Oh my goodness, I have awaited this post since it's preview popped up in my feed. So worth the wait! Thank you for this beautiful work! Music for the soul.
"The world is indeed full of peril, and in it there are many dark places; but still there is much that is fair, and though in all lands love is mingled with grief, it grows perhaps the greater," - Haldir
Plz....i will cryyy ...this helps me deal with myself I have a hard time dealing with myself I'm anorexic....i take drugs and sometimes i can be crazy....i have cancer in my lungs and i can't walk properly ahhh...my life is really hard
I love how u took the ambience from the Nighelf Territories of World of Warcraft and mixed it with the lotr soundtrack, combining the best of 2 world I love so deeply ♡
The Quendi have to be ,y favorite fantasy race of all time, especially after reading the Silmarillion. Tolkien's world and culture building is second to none, and the LOTR soundtrack captures it SO amazingly well. Considering a LOTR reread/wath after this...
Hermosa mùsica!!! estoy leyendo de nuevo el SILMARILLION ( no me canso de leer sus libros) con esta bella melodia!!!! Mi corazòn se quedò in the MIDLE EARTH!!!!!
So glad I subbed, since I did I’ve been enjoying these so much. The last 2 days I couldn’t wait for this one . Beautiful and soothing music, the added sounds of rain are relaxing. Thank you, it’ll help immensely to sleep tonight.
God I've been waiting for this ever since you posted the preview DAYS ago and it delivers!! Thanks man! Your videos are my new favorite things to sleep to 😊
I amar prestar aen, han mathon ne nen, han mathon ne chae a han noston ned 'wilith. The world is changed; I can feel it in the water, I can feel it in the earth, I can smell it in the air. May you find peace in the Undying Lands Galadriel, Lady of Light
How I wish I was born in the time the Earth was a total mystery. Having no idea what's on other side of that seemingly endless body of water. Having no idea about all the mystical creatures that await your next exploration. I think this lack of mystery and adventure might be the ruin of us all, as we turn inward into our electronic devices and drift away from one another.
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May the LOTR trilogy be a light for you in dark places, when all other lights go out.
Until Amazon fucks it all up
Current reads: The Two Towers, Ghost Planet & Tailspin by S. Brown
Alright dumbledore
Amen to that
Whether people turn to other sources for light, like religion or self help books, LOTR is a common ground for all. If any individual, regardless of background, truly wants what is right taught to them in the power of cinema it is taught in this beautifully crafted and in my opinion, perfect film trilogy.
The comment section on Tolkien related videos are the best ones on youtube......its a thing of beauty
Mhm! There is no hatred..or fighting or sorrow. It is absolutely wonderful and peaceful.
I wish more channels were like this
True. Tolkien fans are absolutely pure in their love of this special place.
Yes they are nice, it's something special to be honest. That's what beauty and relaxation does to the human being ✨✨✨
Agreed!! It’s so nice to see people being kind for a change, coming together with our love for good stories and a place to escape to! 😘
Apart from the love of his novels and universe, you have to have a certain amount of "sophistication" to truly appreciate the universe that tolkien wrote. The only times were I really saw people that were angry in the community was the heavy bashing of PJ hobbit movies.
"The world is changed.I feel it in the water.I feel it in the earth.I smell it in the air"
"Much that once was,is lost.For none now live who remember it.."
"You shall not pass!!
Run you fools..."
"They come in Pints!" -Peregrin "Pippin" Tuk
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I'm listening to this while reading Lord of the Rings, and it makes it such a different experience
me too!
I’m doing the exact same thing
Lucky, I can't concentrate with music
@@alee8685 maybe try listening to it on a very low volume. I have mine turned down to the point where i can only hear it faintly in the background. Music adds sooo much to my readinf experience even tho it took some time getting used to it.
i'm about to reread the lotr for the umpteenth time, and in totally going to do this!!!
Can we all just stop and appreciate the fact that Galadriel is probably over 12,000 years old and is literally the granddaughter of the first High King of the Noldor Elves? She's lived through EVERYTHING in Tolkien's legendarium.
And yet, the time of the three rings, including Nenya, is ended.
Last of a dying line. A shame that the Silmarillion has little account of her activities over that time.
She's the most important Elf in all the legendarium.
she is around 7500 years old. The oldest elf in middle earth is Cirdan with around 11.700 years at the end of the third age
@@DS-gn4nx she studied. and her studies helped her later to defend her home in Lothlorien for thousands of years and to destroy Dol Guldur on Amon Lanc in the war of the ring
“Many who live deserve death. And many who die, deserve life. Can you give it to them, Frodo? Do not be too quick to deal out death and judgment. Even the very wise cannot see all ends.” -Gandalf the Grey
Tim Lundblade to bad this music didn’t play when he said that. It would have made sense.
Martial Harpist Matthew Jesus he’s just quoting a good LOTR line. Don’t have to be pushy and douchey.
@@jaredplantulli4288 It doesnt seem like theyre being pushy or douchey at all...
@@jaredplantulli4288 in all honesty, what has Jesus to do with this?
My favourite quote from the trilogy 😊👍
Lothlorien gave us a glimpse of heaven. We cannot leave unchanged, nor without weeping.
"No blemish or sickness or deformity could be seen in anything that grew upon the earth. On the land of Lorien, there was no stain"
These ambiance channels have the best fan base. Just everyone is so nice etc. In a crazy world, that shouldn't be undervalued
" Even the smallest person can change the course of the future" .
Galadriel .
she certainly changed the course of history when her friendship with Anatar caused the destruction of Eregion lol
@@yasha886 Galadriel never trusted Sauron. In fact, when he first began to put his plan into motion in Eregion, she was one of the first to voice her suspicions about him. He too knew that she would be his chief obstacle, and that he would have to be careful not to incur her wrath if he wanted his plan to go as intended. Being presumably the oldest and wisest Elf left in Middle Earth at that point, Sauron feared her most of all. She is always written as having one of the strongest gifts of insight of any of the Elves, as far back as when she lived in Aman, she could see through the deceits of Morgoth whereas her kin fell under his sway. She also never trusted Fëanor, and only followed him into Middle Earth because of her desire to rule a realm of her own. She did not care about his motives, and hated him all the more for leading the fight against the Teleri, her mother's people. She never _asked_ Sauron for one of the rings, it was entrusted to her by Celebrimbor for safe keeping due to her power and significance. When Sauron put the One Ring on, she was presumably the first to sense his presence and remove her ring. In the chapter "The Mirror of Galadriel", she states that even without him wearing or even possessing the ring, she can perceive the mind of Sauron, and knows that he sees her as one of his chief adversaries. She goes on to say that he tries to perceive her mind from afar as well, but that "the door is closed." She didn't survive for this long (when all her kin perished) by being a reckless person and trusting in those that she shouldn't, she is far too wise.
@@yasha886 she was the main one who always saw through him and kept an eye on him and could read the maiar’s mind without him ever knowing and he could never read hers. Not to mention she could read his mind while he attempted to read hers without him knowing at all. And her banishing hun from dom goldur in the books and how they filmed it in the hobbit gives off Beren and Lùthien vibes. Rescuing Gandalf in the same manner and the banishment was a full circle to what Sauron did to her brother Finrod Felagund and banishing the necromancer literally was a nice full circle of poetically repeating the story a little bit whilst getting revenge etc! Men of the west and nerd if the rings gave a full history as well as other channels that go deeper. A living testament to the elder days and her wisdom and power grew through the ages and this is why her and those who dwell in her company have become enlightened and they no longer continue the infighting that happened alot between different clans of elves, some of them even survived through a few a few ages thenselves and some are almost as old as she is. So they’ve changed and they regret a lot and the thing is though: even the long lament song of beren and luthien isn’t even the full song. It’s almost become taboo and also out of respect to not tell the whole story as it stays within the memory of the Eldar. Perhaps the story lived in through the company of Prince Imrahil along with Aragorn and his son and daughters. Lives on through Eledan and Elrohir for sure. There is much anguish in the past of the elves. Crazy stuff happened nonstop!
7:25 time stamp for myself
note : this is when the singing starts !! this part calmed my anxiety attack, so it holds a special place in my heart
Same 😉 I have depression and anxiety issues, and lotr music helps a lot. Since the illness started, I also have trouble focus and concentrate myself, so this quarentine I read Tolkien's work while listening to all LOTR music in the channel, it's so good to the imagination. I also take notes in order to sink the information in. I'm currently reading the last one published "the Fall of Gondolin" and I feel I am understanding Middle Earth more than ever. ❤️ Tolkien helped me survive through this dreadful 2020
@@cristianabatista7966 i thought i was the only one !! i study for my finals to this and instead of panicking like normal i actually find myself able to succeed . im glad im not alone in this 🙈👌
@rinnie if you read the comment section of Middle Earth music, you will never feel alone, trust me. Good luck with your studies 😘
Ha, funny. Just yesterday I listened to the Rivendell music & ambience video while falling asleep to calm down my anxiety and depression.
Hope you're doing well, fellow human!
The singer is Elizabeth Fraser of the 'Cocteau Twins'. She has such a beautiful voice. x
Listen to this while sleeping, that's truly a gold experience
The Lord of the Rings soundtracks never get old. I love listening to them, especially the shire themes because they are so full of cheer and elven themes because they are so mysterious and heavenly. :)
been listening to this for over a day strait non-stop!!! Still loving it! ;P
It is a new classic, old classic is going to be old, when new masterpieces getting their place!
The lament for Gandalf always touched me so much... It is so painfully beautiful. Listening to this it really makes me feel like I am just right there, sitting at the bottom of a tree... I really wish
Love this! So moody and awe-inspiring! We are so in love with Tolkien and Galadriel's character specifically that we just released a single called LORIEN inspired by her character, of course it's very different. It's so lovely to hear this music again and be drawn into the world all over! Thank you :)
When I see so many people in the comments who dream of being a part of middle earth, I feel hope for our own world. Thank you for existing and dreaming, you beautiful souls.
If you resonate with the elves, and yearn to express an Elven presence on Earth, it is not without reason.
While it's not an answer for everyone, perhaps you'd find answers in seeking out the Elven Spiritual Path.
I was thinking the same thing. That's what I've done, I love it. ✨🦋✨
I could not agree more.
You need Jesus like all of us
What I mean to say is, He is the truth, the way and the life. He is God, He will restore the earth back to the Ancient times and give freedom to His children in the end
❤️❤️
Whenever I hear Lothlorien’s thème there is only one word or person I should say that comes to mind:
Galadriel
Dude, Thranduil, she is married bro!
@@miriamjohnson3962 and so am I!
Celeborn's like back off bro
"...In place of a dark lord you would have a queen. Not dark but beautiful and terrible as the dawn. Treacherous as the Sea. Stronger than the foundations of the Earth. All shall love me and despair."
@@kingthranduil4696 isn't she dead?
I thank you, Howard Shore and Sir Tolkien for making my days more enjoyable and "throughable".
I left my heart in Middle Earth.
@like_totally_pending_approval Dreams?
So do I. May the Valar bless and protect you
Great comment
we all did
Its such a deep, beautiful story. So deep and detailed is the writing that i often find difficulty in keeping up. What a imagination had Tolkien had! Genius.
am i the only one who feels like this audio is calling me home? like telling me to come back to some fantasy wonderful world in which i belong but i somehow forgot it years ago.
I wish we had something even close to this in the real world. Too many of our forests have been cut down
Go to New Zealand, my friend. That is Middle Earth.
Canadian reporting in - you're wrong.
Classic uninformed narrative. Actually reforestation in the northern hemisphere is through the roof.
@@Silverlance988 yes but it's often mono crop "fields of trees" planted for future profit. In Iceland they claim to be "regrowing the forests", but they are just planting regimented rows of non native trees. 10% of Ireland is forest cover, less than 1% is Native irish woodland, the rest has as much biodiversity as a desert. I can't speak for areas outside of Europe though
Come to southern California. I saw a tree once.
I read my silmarillion while listening to this. Especially when Feanor and Fingolfin's parts come, it always gives me chills
"But I cannot see him from afar, unless he come within the fences of Lothlórien: a grey mist is about him, and the ways of his feet and his mind are hidden from me."
-Galadriel.
I really like this combination of nighttime forest sounds, LOTR orchestral music, and Elvish choral voices. Very gentle and peaceful without giving up its brooding qualities. Thank you!
Dear you who is reading this:
You are wonderful and you are perfect just the way you are! 💗 You have everything you need inside of you.
So don’t despair, the Universe brought you here to let you know good things are coming your way! 🌟
This is gorgeous. Read up a little in 'The Silmarillion' if you want more Tolkien scenery, his world was so insanely extensive. Numenor, the different kingdoms of Beleriand in the First Age, Valinor... there is so much inspiration in there.
Don't forget Sauron's servant Morgoth, usurper of the Silmarils.
Also read The Unfinished Tales..that's a good one too..I've read Children of Hurin but that's more geared towards the world of Men..
Best author ever. No one can touch him.
@@alcahallic4526 Sauron was Morgoth's servant, not the other way around.
@Al Cahallic Sauron was my servant.
I think the most beautiful part of the trilogy is the humble but wise beyond measure
"I will diminish, and go into the West and remain Galadriel."
If I close my eyes while listening to this theme I can clearly see the light of the two trees of Valinor. I am truly blessed :)
Laurelindórenan - the Valley of Singing Gold
Laurenandë - the Valley of the Golden Wood
Lindórinand - the Vale of Song
Glornan - the Vale of Gold
Turned to night, and sorrow
Lothlórien - the Dreamflower
Lórien - the Dream
Dwimordene - the Haunted Vale
Today I got the great idea to put this sort of thing on when reading LotR
10/10 highly recommended
"Much that once was, was lost, for none now live, who remember it"
I hear the calling to return home through this music. 🧝🏻♂️🧚🏻♀️🧝🏻♀️🌳🌺🌹🌼
I won’t be able to for a good while. But maybe, soon, I can return home. Where I belong. The place that felt it was made for me.
But seriously, sometimes I REALLY want to leave this world for Middle Earth. I want to leave the drama of social media and corruption of government.
I want to leave technology for magic,
presidents and prime ministers for kings and queens,
guns for bows and arrows,
comfort zone for adventures,
life for a better one.
All I have with me are books, and that could be enough.
Edit (Six Months Later): I’m finally back. I just arrived at Rohan with Gandalf, Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas. It’s been so long, but I’m glad to be home.
@@sam_anonymous Same I was thinking last night and it hit me that this earth really is just the worst place for readers, because we know that we can never travel to the same places as a book character and could never have the same adventures.
you know of course, that the elves intertwining with humans is something very real to certain cultures in this world? Those with elven blood have the chance at returning to Álfheimr, the elven homeworld upon death of their mortal bodies. In some circles of Norse and Finnic spirituality at least. Its not /all/ just a fantasy you know...💚
@@sam_anonymous Read the Bible. It is truth and talks of these things. And Jesus will come back in flaming fire to destroy and renew the earth.
@@Live442 Have you read the books? Seen the films? As well as the Chronicles of Narnia. These authors and movie directors in these two at least do somewhat keep true to the books and it is very clear the link to Christianity is present. Pleasantly so. It serves to gently and kindly impart the concept to the audience...planting that seed :)
Elven music always gives me chills, so magical.
The Heart of Elvendom on earth! Nowhere else I wish I could be. With this music playing 24/7
"Take some rest. These borders are well-protected"
Lothlorien lacks Diversity!! It's White Elf Privilege!! SJW's demand that you let in lots of Orcs!!
@Interstellar Overdrive It has nothing to do with trolling, slimo! I'm making a valid point about nations and borders and culture. Take any nation, whether Hungary or Egypt or Japan -- if you bring in a horde of migrants, the character of that nation will be changed. It's funny how you libtards can see the value of well-protected borders when it comes to Lothlorien (otherwise it would stop being Lothlorien almost overnight) but not in the real World!
@1StarProductions Ha, excellent quote! Kudos to you and well-said, my good man.
Famous lastwords....
@@theexile6605 only orcs are not actually comparable to inmigrants because orcs don't want to find better jobs or a better place to live, orcs are not interesting in cultural mixture or making a nation more rich by exchanging knowledge. they are degenerated creaturez fabricated by sauron out of torturing and destroying elves who only want to destroy and kill everything that is alive.
bur see how the elves have no problem in letting other races like hobbits, humans or even dwarfs( despite the feud between theif species) inside their borders and share their knowledge with them.
Man ammen toltha i dan hen morn,
Si dannatha nauva,
Melmemma noren sina,
Nur ala aero nur.
Who brings to us this token of doom,
The darkness shall now come,
Our love for this land,
Is as deep as the depths of the sea.
Ela i ca,
Nenya sina
Corma uhatima,
I haryanye.
Behold the light,
Nenya is this,
Ring unbreakable,
That I possess.
.
The Lady of the Light, Galadriel, spoke these words when a Company, such as never seen before, entered the woods of Lothlorien and Caras Galadhon; the last stronghold of Elves that truly resembled the First Age. It was a place where time seemed to be expelled. Emotions were older and deeper. Some of the smallest of the Company said, 'more magical' - whatever they meant by that. We knew the coming of this company meant our fate had at last been sealed with that of the Weapon of the Enemy. A greater evil had not been felt in Lothlorien, yet it was but a glimpse of what would come, should the Ring Bearer fail. They had the favour of the Lady however, and as such the favour of all Elves and Men and other Free Peoples of Middle Earth that withstood the darkness that was at hand. So we gifted them with whatever they could use along their journey. All gifts fitting for their stature and quality. All but for one. A Dwarf, one of the more noble line of Durin, with whom we had not had any dealings for many years as reckoned by men. His request to the Lady was extraordinary; three threads of her golden hair, declaring that all gold and riches of the Earth fell utterly short of her beauty. Such words we never expected to hear from any, least of all from a Dwarf. Surely there must be more to Dwarves than we have yet understood. And this, however small, is a hopeful thought. If Dwarves can be so noble, then perhaps such small a Ring Bearer such as the Halfling could accomplish the impossible. Our prayers are with them. May Eru bless their quest, for the sake of all Free Peoples of Arda.
Lothlorien lacks Diversity!! It's White Elf Privilege!! SJW's demand that you let in lots of Orcs!! After all, as the argument goes, those Orcs are only "fleeing the violence" in Mordor, so the Lothlorien elves have to let them in! Right?
@Cliven Longsight Well isn't that the standard current libtard belief, that "Diversity is our strength?" So why shouldn't the Elves just let the Orcs (not to mention all the other races of men, dwarves, halflings) come right in? Anything else would be "Racist!!" What's the problem, finding it hard to reconcile the internal contradictions in your beliefs?? Ha. Enjoy! Of course, then it wouldn't be Lothlorien anymore, would it? Cheers.
@@theexile6605 You're comparing real people ... humans... to an innately evil race in a fantasy book. False equivalency. Go troll elsewhere.
@Cliven Longsight We disagree. I've been over this before on other threads, but my main point is that uncontrolled mass immigration ineluctably leads to a debasement of whatever culture and society exists in a given nation, whether it is Hungary, Egypt, Switzerland, Japan, etc.. As an example, I have a high regard for Hungarians and a high regard for the Swiss, but I wouldn't want to see millions of Hungarians flood into Switzerland or vice-versa. As for my "lack of higher intelligence," my SAT and GRE test scores place me in the top 1% nationwide (I qualify easily for Mensa with either score), I graduated Stuyvesant H.S. in NYC and Columbia University, plus the best graduate program in the nation for my field. Can you say the same? As for the issue of "tribalism," it is you libtards who hate conservatives with a passion rarely surpassed in all of human history. Whether you are assaulting conservative speakers on campus or just people wearing Trump hats, you not only hate but are unable to control your hatred sufficiently to behave within legal boundaries. Disgraceful and contemptible. Moreover, in America it is the leftists who have pushed identity politics and tribalism in all its forms for 50 years. It was bound to cause a reaction of some kind. Lastly, materialism is hardly a right-wing concept, it is often associated with the left and Marxists. For all you know, I could be an Idealist. Many conservatives are.
@@moonlight_scribe I'm not saying that *any* race is innately evil, it's only an analogy of sorts to make a point. However, you also might like to look at the murder rates in Mexico and Central America to get a better idea of what we're dealing with. Leaping lizards! The last time I checked, the TOTAL number of annual murders in small Hispanic countries like El Salvador or Honduras is *each* higher than the TOTAL number of annual murders in China! *China* , with over 1.4 BILLION people!! Not to mention the amazingly high levels of all kinds of other crimes that go on south of our border.
This makes me hungry for Lembas Bread! 🧝♀️
@Namiko Sai And how much did you eat?
@@comradewarnke3917 Four.... *burp*
@Tom Berryhill lol
@Tom Berryhill nah, in some places the nuns who made it will sell or give for free the extra cuts XD
@Tom Berryhill Your comment would've had more effect if your name was Tom Bombadil :)
What I love so much about this place is that it appears to be night all the time. Always calm, mysterious, like cold air in a warm summer night, like the drops of rain on the leaves while the moon shines on them.
I just finished the Fellowship of the Ring novel. I felt Tolkein's description of Lothlorien was so peaceful and enchanting. It was my favorite part of the book. I now really want to watch the movie Thank you for this calming ambience!
How did like the movie compared to the book?
I know this comment was made two years ago but what did you think of the movies? Did you think they did the locations justice?
Lothlórien: The fairest Elf-kingdom remaining on Middle-earth at the time of the War of the Ring, the domain of Galadriel and Celeborn. The name means “the land of blossoms dreaming.” Lothlórien is also known as Lórien (perhaps meaning “dreamland”), and Laurelindórenan (“the valley of the singing gold”). The domain echoes both Doriath, the domain of Thingol and Melian in Beleriand, and the Garden of Lórien in Valinor, whose trees Melian once tended.
Lothlórien is largely inspired by the ancient Celtic tradition of enchanted forests ruled by “white ladies.” This enchanted forest of goldenleaved, silver-barked mallorn trees is protected by the power of the white-clad Galadriel, the possessor of Nenya, the White Ring of Adamant and Water. Using the power of the ring, Galadriel is able to keep her domain out of time, in a state of perpetual spring, immune to death and decay -a trope that allies it to many mythological paradises.
Such Celtic otherworlds were considered both potentially perilous and places of rest and healing. This ambiguity can be glimpsed in some views of Lothlórien in The Lord of the Rings, where the people of Gondor and Rohan are depicted as deeply suspicious of it and its ruler. Of the Golden Wood Boromir remarks, “few come out who once go in; and of that few none have escaped unscathed.” Aragorn reproves this judgment, replacing “unscathed” with “unchanged.” For the Fellowship of the Ring, it provides a place not only of rest and healing but also transformation, as we see in the Dwarf Gimli’s change of heart in relation to the Elves.
Galadriel: A Noldor noblewoman, only daughter of Finarfin, and, in The Lord of the Rings, the ruler of the enchanted Elven realm of Lothlórien, “the land of blossoms dreaming.” In that hidden wooded land, robed in white and golden-haired, she commands great powers of enchantment and prophecy.
In ancient Welsh mythology we find forest and water nymphs who closely resemble Galadriel, the guardians of sacred fountains, wells, and grottoes hidden in deep forest vales. Like Tolkien’s “Lady of Light,” White Ladies have eyes like stars and bodies that shimmer with light, betokening their close affinity with the starlit night. To reach their realms it is commonly necessary to pass through or across water that was-as is said when the Fellowship cross over a river into Lothlórien-“like crossing a bridge in time.” These White Ladies often lived in realms “outside of time” in crystal palaces beneath water or floating in air, all glowing with silver and golden light.
In Arthurian tradition, Vivien, the Lady of the Lake and perhaps in origin a Celtic White Lady herself, rises dressed in white from her palace beneath the lake to present the sword and scabbard of Excalibur to the rightful king. Vivien also raises Lancelot du Lac before sending him into the world with the arms of war. We might see a similar figure in Greek mythology, the sea nymph Thetis, mother of Achilles, the greatest hero of the Trojan War, who gifts her son with his armor.
Across cultures and times we find water and forest deities who give protection, prophecies, inspiration, invisibility, and strength to their protégés. Galadriel, too, belongs to this tradition, presiding over a realm of dreams and desires, visions and illusions, and gifts and blessings.
Before giving him three, Galadriel asks what he would do with it. "Treasure it, Lady,' he answered, 'in memory of your words to me at our first meeting. And if ever I return to the smithies of my home, it shall be set in imperishable crystal to be an heirloom to my house, and a pledge of good will between the Mountain and the Wood until the end of days."
I love the subtle piece of lore from one of the other books about Fëanor in the first age begging three separate times for just a single strand of her golden hair and being denied. The hair which caused him to make the jewels which basically led to all the trouble of the First Age. This is my favorite lore piece of all time for Middle Earth.
Where does that come from? That's not in The Silmarillion.
This is life savior!! I'm currently studying, crying and listening to this and it actually makes studying easier!! BLESS
My mind is at peace, my whole brain is at peace. Truly magical..
of all places in middle earth, lothlorien is the one that fascinates me the most. i love how the movies brought it to life with the music and aesthetic, it truly is mesmerising and i can picture the feeling, the whole place building itself around me in my mind so easily every time i close my eyes.
Reading the book and listening to this music is so beautiful
Lord of the Rings soundtrack + World of Warcraft ambience.. This is doing all kinds of nostalgic things to my brain.
I love Tolkien and the world he made with these elvish languages, and music it fascinates me it feels like it’s real and I love it RIP 🪦 Tolkien father of fantasy
For this act of goodness that you have done, the light of Earendeil will forever shine on you,
Lothlorien is beautiful and majestic. The singing is angelic...but SO mournful!
MY SOUL IS READY.
The moment is at hand!!! :D
Ready for what ? Returned the other side ? Ready or not many get out anyway. I'm ready too !
"You carry a heavy burden, Frodo. Don't carry the weight of the dead."
Lament for Mithrandir, the enemy of Sauron
One of the things I Love about Lothlorien is the singing of the Elves. Their voices are just pure magic, ethereal and wistful. Any (and many) songs with those gorgeous voices would be most welcome. Thank you!! :-D
I just teleported to the lothlorien forests, just magical
Lothlorien
Such beauty
And I like the lament for Gandalf
I'm so glad I've discovered your channel, just 2 days ago. Bless you !
Very happy you're enjoying the content. More to come so stay tuned!
Keep the Lord of the Rings coming !
The last place in Middle - Earth, where you can feel the first age of the world...
If only de such a world could be real. Love it ❤️❤️❤️
This music make me feel the magic within me
Farewell, and may the blessing of Elves and Men and all Free Folk go with you. May the stars shine upon your faces!
If im not mistaken, the ambience sound of the background is taken from Teldrassil (World of Warcraft), which is perfectly selected :)
Good catch! Very few people have noticed that! I thought the ambience from that zone was a perfect fit for this :D
@@AmbientWorlds I caught it immediately and was wondering if Blizzard ripped it off from you ;)
I noticed immediately! I appreciate your attention to detail.
@@AmbientWorlds I knew that background music sounded familiar when I played World of Warcraft!
Put this on in the background while listening The Silmarillion narreted by Martin Shaw is just magical!
The world has changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air. Much that once was is lost, for none now live who remember it. It began with the forging of the Great Rings. Three were given to the Elves...immortal, wisest, and fairest of all beings. Seven to the Dwarf Lords...great miners and craftsmen of the mountain halls. And nine...nine rings were gifted to the race of Men, who above all else desire power. For within these rings was bound the strength and will to govern each race, but they were all of them deceived for another Ring was made. In the land of Mordor, in the fires of Mount Doom, the Dark Lord Sauron forged in secret a Master Ring to control all others. And into this Ring, he poured his cruelty, his malice, and his will to dominate all life. One Ring to rule them all. One by one, the free lands of Middle Earth fell to the power of the Ring. But there were some who resisted. A Last Alliance of Men and Elves marched against the armies of Mordor, and on the slopes of Mount Doom, they fought for the freedom of Middle Earth. Victory was near, but the power of the Ring could not be undone. It was in this moment when all hope had faded, that Isildur son of the king took up his father's sword. Sauron, the enemy of the free peoples of Middle Earth was defeated. The Ring passed to Isildur, who had this one chance to destroy evil forever. But the hearts of Men are easily corrupted, and the Ring of Power has a will of its own. It betrayed Isildur to his death, and some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend...legend became myth...and for two and a half thousand years, the Ring passed out of all knowledge until when chance came, it ensnared a new bearer. The Ring came to the creature Gollum, who took it deep into the tunnels of the Misty Mountains...and there, it consumed him. The Ring brought to Gollum unnatural long life. For five hundred years it poisoned his mind, and in the gloom of Gollum's cave, it waited. Darkness crept back into the forests of the world. Rumor grew of a shadow in the East...whispers of a nameless fear, and the Ring of Power percieved its time had now come. It abandoned Gollum. But something happened that the Ring did not intend. It was picked up by the most unlikely creature imaginable: a Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins of the Shire. For the time will soon come when Hobbits will shape the fortunes of all.
Listening to this while reading Beren and Lúthien, it just hits differently.
This is so soothing and great for helping me concentrate on my studies. I especially love the fact that there are no ad interruptions.
Just listened to/read this section in Fellowship and have wanted to listen to it for the last few days...YAY I FINALLY CAN!!!
Wow!I love Lothlórien so much,it'll be stunning as usual!😍
If you and I could live in a place like Middle Earth, the land would give us the chance to cross paths even if it took a thousand years.
Rest my friends, we are there.
I think we as humans can learn a lot from Elves and their way of life .(J.R.R. Tolkien and Peter Jackson vision) . Thank you for this playlist !
Oh my goodness, I have awaited this post since it's preview popped up in my feed. So worth the wait! Thank you for this beautiful work! Music for the soul.
Glad to hear it was worth the way Daniel! Glad you like it! Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more.
"The world is indeed full of peril, and in it there are many dark places; but still there is much that is fair, and though in all lands love is mingled with grief, it grows perhaps the greater," - Haldir
Plz....i will cryyy ...this helps me deal with myself
I have a hard time dealing with myself
I'm anorexic....i take drugs and sometimes i can be crazy....i have cancer in my lungs and i can't walk properly ahhh...my life is really hard
Come our time is over let us leave these shores for the Undying lands.
This is so beautiful!!! and the music blend is wonderful. enjoyin this one for sure!
Reading fellowship of the rings and got to the part set in Lothlorien. So perfect ambiance for that
Thats my wedding entrance music sorted
Love the WoW ambience added onto this!
That ambience nature sounds very much like WoW Night elf zone.....hmmm
Lots of this reminds me of the Night Elf areas in World of Warcraft.
"I amar prestar aen! Han mathon ne nen..han mathon ne chae a..han noston ned 'wilith!"
I love how u took the ambience from the Nighelf Territories of World of Warcraft and mixed it with the lotr soundtrack, combining the best of 2 world I love so deeply ♡
I love the Teldrassil ambiance in this mix...
Lol, noticed the Night Elf/darnassian ambience in the background! I love world of warcraft
The Quendi have to be ,y favorite fantasy race of all time, especially after reading the Silmarillion. Tolkien's world and culture building is second to none, and the LOTR soundtrack captures it SO amazingly well. Considering a LOTR reread/wath after this...
Hermosa mùsica!!! estoy leyendo de nuevo el SILMARILLION ( no me canso de leer sus libros) con esta bella melodia!!!! Mi corazòn se quedò in the MIDLE EARTH!!!!!
I looooooove Lord of the Rings. So glad I found your channel. More power to you!
So glad I subbed, since I did I’ve been enjoying these so much. The last 2 days I couldn’t wait for this one .
Beautiful and soothing music, the added sounds of rain are relaxing.
Thank you, it’ll help immensely to sleep tonight.
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more.
Perfect song to listen while walking in dim autumn wet forest.
One of the best chapter to the book
Another beautiful and mystical music. It has true magic. Thank you
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more.
Great meditation music.. Even just to relax and dream away. Thank you.
God I've been waiting for this ever since you posted the preview DAYS ago and it delivers!! Thanks man! Your videos are my new favorite things to sleep to 😊
Wow! I've been excited to show it to all of you! Glad your liking it!!!
I amar prestar aen, han mathon ne nen, han mathon ne chae a han noston ned 'wilith.
The world is changed; I can feel it in the water, I can feel it in the earth, I can smell it in the air.
May you find peace in the Undying Lands Galadriel, Lady of Light
7:40... I Love this song!! 😱
lament of mithrantir :(
magical voice of elizabeth fraser
How I wish I was born in the time the Earth was a total mystery. Having no idea what's on other side of that seemingly endless body of water. Having no idea about all the mystical creatures that await your next exploration. I think this lack of mystery and adventure might be the ruin of us all, as we turn inward into our electronic devices and drift away from one another.
These songs are pure magic
Premiering in tolkien's birthday (at least in my country date time)
Oh my God... this is so perfect... I'm finally home🧝🏼♀️💎 Thank you so much for making this one! 💙
The bird chirping forest sound overlay is totally taken from Teldrassil/night elf area.
Teldrassil in the bg is pure magic