I'm physically disabled and ND. My children are both ND. I moved to Europe 2 years ago... I suddenly found myself much more disabled than ever before. Simply put; I think the society we live in has the power to make us much less able. There's a huge difference between equity and equality. There also seems to be a lot of confusion in government in particular about the difference between mere tolerance and active inclusion.
So true. Ableism is a huge problem and there needs to be a basic change of paradigm in society. I’m wishing you all the best for your future and the future of your children 🌈 and thank you for sharing part of your story with me ❤️
You speak to my heart, I just discovered your channel 🎉❤. I began making art in my early 60's, it freed my soul. A long break of about 3 1/2 years, where I didn't paint at all, but as you said, we put our creative energy into living. I have slowly begun to make art again, but with a new perspective, because I have grown in my life. I will turn 75 in August, but feel younger than I did 10 years ago. Every day is an opportunity to follow curiosity and to shine.❤
Elizabeth… ✨ this is so beautiful and inspiring ✨💖 I also feel more alive the older I get.. closer to source .. if that makes sense… I‘m so happy that you shared your story with me and that you rediscovered your art… It makes me look forward even more to the the treasures life has to offer… thank you so much for reaching out to me 🙏 have a beautiful day 🌈☀️🌱
The way you articulate the intangible is beautiful.. My journey has been tiring and from a very young age I realized there is a difference between people who were brought up in a survival mode than others.Surviving and living are entirely different.I really felt seen when you talked about the difference in pace. I really wish life was kinder to everyone and the ones who have been through darkness find light.
What a beautiful comment 🥹 thank you so much 💕 for me it was so important to realize that I have to be kinder to myself. There was suddenly a point where it clicked and I realized how unfairly I was treating myself. I am so sorry to hear about your struggles… I hope everything will get lighter for you in the future 🦋 sending you virtual hugs 🫂🌈
Such a wonderful conversation, such an important discussion in these polarized times. You are a jewel of deep thought and sensitive inquiry. Thank you for sharing this healing, inclusive, welcoming vibration to my day.
🥹 your comment just made my day ❤️ thank you so much for reaching out to me… 🙏 I feel this message so deep in my heart.. and I‘m so glad that it reached you. Times are truly critical and serious right now. We need the message of inclusion more than ever 🌈
Just found out your channel and wow. I felt for every single of your words. I’ve always been a creative since I was a toddler, spending hours by my self drawing as the world outside didn’t feel like it was a place for me. After high school I decided to enroll at the art academy in my hometown, but ended up quitting after six months for various reasons (mental challenges on my side, terrible teachers on the other). I felt so scared and honestly a failure to an extent that I stop making art for a year or so, then I tried to go back but I wasn’t either mentally or physically prepared (I’ve been thinking whether I’m autistic or not, and I think I’ll try to have a professional consultation as soon as I have the resources). I’m from Italy, and no one here sees art as a sustainable career. So I studied and studied, which led me where I am now, in Taiwan. I’ve been studying so much about colonisation, post-colonisation, marginalised indigenous communities, their art practices, community art practices etc. Now I’m 26 and I feel like I really need and want to go back playing with colours with the little child I was. And I’d like to engage in a space such as the one you’re working at. Thank you for creating this space on TH-cam ❤
Dear Francesca 🦋 I just woke up to your comment.. and I wanna thank you so much for sharing a part of your story with me… this is really inspiring and feel so much for what you’ve been going through. Your journey is impressive… And I love that you have been studying the intersection between (post)colonialism and indigenous art practices. This is one of fields of interests, too - especially the aspect of transgenerational trauma / patriarchy and the way we deal with diversity and with nature (including our inner nature). I have to say (I know that might sound corny) .. that you really have your whole life ahead of you… :-) and I am so glad that there are young people like you that are changing the world for the better 🌈 thank you Franscesa for connecting with me and my channel! I really hope to stay in touch with you 🌻 sincerely, Nastja
“Every human being is an artist, a freedom being, called to participate in transforming and reshaping the conditions, thinking and structures that shape and inform our lives.” - Joseph Beuys ❤
I'm 48 and we have the same # of subscribers..It was a gift from the universe that you popped into my view..I loved this video because I am just coming into my own creative story learning to draw and play with colour story and I found your video so inspiring. So glad I found your channel.🌻
I really resonated with all you said! You are such a sweet and inspiring teacher! I am 45 and found my calling in life a bit late, but people like you make me feel it is ok. I come from Greece and my first trip outside my country was in 1990, aged 11, in both ex- East and West Germany. It was such an experience, the differences were huge because the country had just re-united... So many memories for an 11-year old, very vivid! Take care, it will be a pleasure to follow your creations... I play a little guitar.. Auf wiedersehen! 😊
Kalimera :) and thank you for your sweet, heartwarming comment ☺️🫶 I grew up in East Berlin (GDR). I have also very vivid memories about that time… but for a kid from Greece it all must have been pretty peculiar 😄 btw: I love Greece. Last year I was in Naxos… I miss it so much! If it wasn’t so expensive I would go there every year 🥰 It’s so great that you found your calling! In German we have the saying „gut Ding will Weile haben“ .. which means something like „good things take time“. I hope we’ll stay in touch 🙏 yassu 🤗, Nastja
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply and connect with me, I really feel it! 😊 Yes, I have very fond memories of this trip, we landed in Berlin but we had to change planes first, because only US, British, French and Russian planes could fly into Berlin up until that point... There were still parts of the Wall standing.. amazing.. I remember visiting KDW and seeing the toys section! I remember buying flower seeds as a gift for my mother from a local market in Dresden.. so amazing.. This was a weekly trip from former East to West Germany, starting from Berlin.. I am so happy you liked Greece, the islands are expensive for us too, but fortunately there are mainly places in the mainland.. You should try Mani in the Peloponnese, so many Germans have bought property and are living there all year long! I will keep in touch, I love the energy you put out there, take good care of you and your young one, und eine gute Nacht! Take care, Antonis 🤗🙏🌹
@@antonakis79ohyes I thought your name would be Antonis, but wasn’t sure.. You know that my full name is Greek too? Anastassia :) Btw: you have a beautiful and intriguing way of storytelling.. it sounds as if you were a writer. Thank you so much for connecting with me as well.. and bringing back memories from my childhood.. I have to tell you (I mean I was lucky, a diplomat’s child) but I had a lovely childhood in GDR. Apart from all its dark sides, it was all pretty child-friendly. That’s all I can remember - luckily… And thank you so much for the Greece tips! I heard that the main land is supposed to be wonderful, too. I will write your tips down. Again: thank you for your energy and for making me feel connected in this virtual space. Have a lovely day today Antonis! ☀️🌻🌈
..and I figured your name might be Anastasia, too 😊 I honestly appreciate your time and heart-warming energy, I admire people like you who can express themselves openly and are genuinely interested in connecting with another person. I am amazed by your comment on my storytelling, and honoured, too, although I am not a writer - yet - but that would be nice... 😊 Have a very nice day too, Anastasia, it will be a pleasure to get to know you and connect with you more 🌹🌼🌻🌅
@@antonakis79ohyes thank you Antonis 🙏 it’s such a pleasure meeting you! You know.. I struggled so much with myself before I opened this channel. It felt so vulnerable after I posted my first video 🙈 but getting connected - feeling less alone with my thoughts / feelings - is so worth it! And not everyone takes the time to comment and connect like you.. so I really appreciate it 🫶 have a lovely day and hopefully see you soon! ☀️
Thank you so much for this video. I am twenty years old, in uni and I have a lot of exams right now. Watching this video during dinner felt like a breath of fresh air.
Thank you for your comment 🤗 I still can remember that time… I used to put myself under a lot of pressure.. but there is so much to look forward to… I hope you will get through your exams and try to take it easy at times (which I should have done more 😊) 🍀🌈🧡
Interesting video, I just turned 41. It is true about when you aren't able to do creative things it can cause people to become depressed, I have heard this. I'm also currently experiencing it myself. I've had many creative hobbies when I was a kid and into my teens and 20's. Then I met my husband and have barely little time or money to do them. Watching art and craft videos gives me some relief and also inspiration, I've also learned a lot too. Thanks for sharing.
I can relate very well Katie… I have also so little time because of work, taking care of a child and my parents… and money is always an issue, for me as well. Now that my child is a bit older and my parents are taken care of, I‘m trying to find as much time as possible (even if it’s early in the morning ) because I‘ve come to learn that creative expression is a very important form of nutrition. Like you‘ve said: it is so important for healing and overcoming depression. I think it is vital that we learn to be creative in an unconditional way again. And this can have so many forms. I hope that you will find more time and space again to thrive. Thank you so much for writing your comment and sharing a part of your story with me 🫶
So well said! I instinctively knew some of what you shared about yourself. I am proud to know you. I marvel at your acceptance of yourself first and foremost which allows you to accept others. You exemplify the advice you give of embracing yourself. Your ability to demonstrate visibly and audibly what you teach is remarkable! Years ago, a female barber reassured me as she cut my thinning hair. She taught me that if I could just be okay with being my imperfect self and radiate self-acceptance that the people who really mattered would feel more safe in my presence than if I was perfect. I believe she was right, and I now want to be real and honest. I don't judge those who want to hide behind prosthetics, but I am drawn to imperfect people who are comfortable in their own skin. I spend my days trying to help anyone who will listen to know that they are okay just the way they are. I also sense that you will continue to add to my understanding of these important concepts.
That‘s some great wisdom from your barber 💎 I love that story… we all have our insecurities that might stem from a lack of safety we once experienced. Accepting and embracing ourselves the way we are encourages others to do the same. Especially in the age of AI the imperfect (aka human) will become even more significant again, I believe… So glad and proud to be your friend… 🌈 ps: there’s a reply in your inbox :)📨
Stumbling across your videos at the perfect time! Totally agree that everyone is an artist in their own way. Thank you for reminding me that we are all on our own timeline and that many of us find our true purpose later in life. I'm only 33, yet I feel pressured by society (and myself) to have a 'career' all together, which I definitely don't! I'm a multi-disciplinary artist, working in childcare and looking for more aligned work as well. I will get there. You are right in listening in to your intuition as this is what guides us to true belonging and authenticity. Have subscribed and looking forward to watching more of your videos! :)
Thank you for your lovely comment Pippa 🤗 I‘m sitting in my train right now with a big smile on my face 🌈 also I think that care work (especially working with children) is so important and valuable. It will contribute to your other forms of creative expression... Thank you for reaching out to me. Have a lovely day ❤️ Nastja
Oh wow… 🥹 this makes me so happy… 🙏 I created this last minute and was so unsure at first… but I‘m so glad the message and energy came across.. makes it all worth while 💞 so thank YOU so much🤗
Thank you so much for an inspiring video. I always think about why I self sabotage and also criticise myself. I know this is very much a shared condition, however, as I know theoretically, but, do often fail to practice, if I do not respond to myself, my work and my thoughts with respect and love, how can I expect others to do the same. I have just turned 62. Time to embrace myself baby.😊
This really moves me Jenny… thank you so much… my sister inspired to make a video about “self-sabotage” and creativity. She will be 60 soon. More people than we know struggle with it. And one of my favorite people (Björk) once told and interviewer that she will only start making great music when she’ll be around 60, onward (she was in her 30s back than) ☺️ We are all on our own timeline and I think we should try to gain compassion and an understanding for our own story. I can feel your about create wonderful things in the future✨🌻✨ thank you again for your lovely comment 🌈🙏🫶
ich hatte gänsehaut und tränen in meinen augen durchweg.hast mich sehr tief berührt.bin jetzt 37 und hab immernoch das Gefühl nie irgendwo meinen "tribe" zu finden oder meine kreativität irgendwo sinnvoll einbringen zu können.ich liebe menschen und ich kann sie motivieren und helfen aber trotzdem lebe ich fast isoliert.das leben besteht nur noch aus up and downs meiner eigenen motivation durch den tag zu kommen.danke für deine lieben worte
🥹… ich hatte auch sehr lange genau das gleiche Gefühl, dass du beschreibst. Bei mir hatte es sehr viel mit meinem eigenen Selbstwert zu tun. Es war ein längerer Weg, Schritt für Schritt, ein Stückchen näher zu mir selbst.. und auf diesem Weg hat sich dann alles allmählich angefangen zu fügen. Noch vor einiger Zeit hätte ich das nicht für möglich gehalten. Deswegen will ich dir Mut machen, sanft und liebevoll mit dir selbst zu sein.. solltest du (wie ich) seelische Verletzungen erlebt haben, dir Hilfe zu holen. Denn wir können nicht alles alleine aus uns selbst heraus schaffen. Es ist so schön, dass du weißt, dass du Menschen motivieren und helfen kannst und deine Kreativität gelebt werden will. Was mich betrifft: ich musste erstmal lernen mir selbst zu helfen.. dadurch habe ich so viel gelernt.. und das tue ich immer noch jeden Tag 🌱 ich schicke dir ganz viel Kraft und Umarmungen. Du bist nicht allein ❤️🌈🫂
@@EmbraceYourselfBaby ich danke dir so sehr.Der größte teil kommt mir sehr bekannt vor.die selbstheilung und aufarbeitung ist ja der grund warum ich nun eher isoliert bin und nun fällt es mir wahnsinnig schwer mir hilfe zu suchen oder mir einzugestehen dass egal wie weit ich schon gekommen bin kann ich es doch nicht alleine bewältigen.ich lerne auch jeden tag und das wird hoffentlich nie aufhören.ich danke dir so sehr für deine antwort.manche menschen scheinen garnicht zu wissen was das bewirken kann .Alles alles Liebe auf deinem Weg
@@eveeyehorizon ich freue mich so sehr zu hören, dass du dich auf deinem Heilungsweg befindest 💖 ich verstehe so gut was es bedeutet dadurch isoliert zu sein… so gut 😔 manchmal ist das auch einfach notwendig. Dieser Gedanke hilft mir etwas: es als Teil des Heilungsweges zu sehen. Ich hoffe es hilft dir ein bisschen zu wissen, dass du nicht allein auf diesem Weg bis - auch wenn man manchmal um sich herum nur Dunkelheit sieht. Ich schicke dir liebe Umarmungen und ganz viel Kraft 🫂🧡🌱🌈
Thanks for your films! It's so important that we see art for what it is and not what the main stream wants us to perceive as such... Art is not exclusive and expensive to be worthwhile. It's everywhere and it's beautiful (especially if it's ugly sometimes 😈) It's inclusive and embracing and not just in museums and art conventions.
Thank you Michelle 💕 I‘m glad you liked it 🌈 in the first part+end of the vid I‘m using a sure sm7b. And in the middle it‘s a rode on camera mic (which is much cheaper but also pretty good) 😊
I’m 42. I love seeing people my age on you tube. Thank you ❤️
I‘ve been waiting for a comment like this… thank you so much ❤️ I think it is so important to see the beauty in all ages and differences in general 🌈
Yes!!🎉 I'm 44 and I'm so happy to have found this channel - and your comment.
@@monica_. 🙌🥳🌈🙏 this is a big motivation for me!
I'm physically disabled and ND. My children are both ND. I moved to Europe 2 years ago... I suddenly found myself much more disabled than ever before. Simply put; I think the society we live in has the power to make us much less able. There's a huge difference between equity and equality. There also seems to be a lot of confusion in government in particular about the difference between mere tolerance and active inclusion.
So true. Ableism is a huge problem and there needs to be a basic change of paradigm in society. I’m wishing you all the best for your future and the future of your children 🌈 and thank you for sharing part of your story with me ❤️
You speak to my heart, I just discovered your channel 🎉❤. I began making art in my early 60's, it freed my soul. A long break of about 3 1/2 years, where I didn't paint at all, but as you said, we put our creative energy into living. I have slowly begun to make art again, but with a new perspective, because I have grown in my life. I will turn 75 in August, but feel younger than I did 10 years ago. Every day is an opportunity to follow curiosity and to shine.❤
Elizabeth… ✨ this is so beautiful and inspiring ✨💖 I also feel more alive the older I get.. closer to source .. if that makes sense… I‘m so happy that you shared your story with me and that you rediscovered your art… It makes me look forward even more to the the treasures life has to offer… thank you so much for reaching out to me 🙏 have a beautiful day 🌈☀️🌱
The way you articulate the intangible is beautiful.. My journey has been tiring and from a very young age I realized there is a difference between people who were brought up in a survival mode than others.Surviving and living are entirely different.I really felt seen when you talked about the difference in pace. I really wish life was kinder to everyone and the ones who have been through darkness find light.
What a beautiful comment 🥹 thank you so much 💕 for me it was so important to realize that I have to be kinder to myself. There was suddenly a point where it clicked and I realized how unfairly I was treating myself. I am so sorry to hear about your struggles… I hope everything will get lighter for you in the future 🦋 sending you virtual hugs 🫂🌈
Such a wonderful conversation, such an important discussion in these polarized times. You are a jewel of deep thought and sensitive inquiry. Thank you for sharing this healing, inclusive, welcoming vibration to my day.
🥹 your comment just made my day ❤️ thank you so much for reaching out to me… 🙏 I feel this message so deep in my heart.. and I‘m so glad that it reached you. Times are truly critical and serious right now. We need the message of inclusion more than ever 🌈
Just found out your channel and wow. I felt for every single of your words. I’ve always been a creative since I was a toddler, spending hours by my self drawing as the world outside didn’t feel like it was a place for me.
After high school I decided to enroll at the art academy in my hometown, but ended up quitting after six months for various reasons (mental challenges on my side, terrible teachers on the other). I felt so scared and honestly a failure to an extent that I stop making art for a year or so, then I tried to go back but I wasn’t either mentally or physically prepared (I’ve been thinking whether I’m autistic or not, and I think I’ll try to have a professional consultation as soon as I have the resources).
I’m from Italy, and no one here sees art as a sustainable career. So I studied and studied, which led me where I am now, in Taiwan. I’ve been studying so much about colonisation, post-colonisation, marginalised indigenous communities, their art practices, community art practices etc. Now I’m 26 and I feel like I really need and want to go back playing with colours with the little child I was. And I’d like to engage in a space such as the one you’re working at.
Thank you for creating this space on TH-cam ❤
Dear Francesca 🦋 I just woke up to your comment.. and I wanna thank you so much for sharing a part of your story with me… this is really inspiring and feel so much for what you’ve been going through. Your journey is impressive… And I love that you have been studying the intersection between (post)colonialism and indigenous art practices. This is one of fields of interests, too - especially the aspect of transgenerational trauma / patriarchy and the way we deal with diversity and with nature (including our inner nature).
I have to say (I know that might sound corny) .. that you really have your whole life ahead of you… :-) and I am so glad that there are young people like you that are changing the world for the better 🌈 thank you Franscesa for connecting with me and my channel! I really hope to stay in touch with you 🌻 sincerely, Nastja
“Every human being is an artist, a freedom being, called to participate in transforming and reshaping the conditions, thinking and structures that shape and inform our lives.” - Joseph Beuys ❤
So ist es 🧡🌈✨
I'm 48 and we have the same # of subscribers..It was a gift from the universe that you popped into my view..I loved this video because I am just coming into my own creative story learning to draw and play with colour story and I found your video so inspiring. So glad I found your channel.🌻
This is so sweet… 🥹❤️ thank you for your comment… I subscribed to your channel as well 🌈💕☀️
So interesting and creatively filmed ☺
Thank you so much 🥰 really glad you feel that way 💓
I really resonated with all you said! You are such a sweet and inspiring teacher! I am 45 and found my calling in life a bit late, but people like you make me feel it is ok. I come from Greece and my first trip outside my country was in 1990, aged 11, in both ex- East and West Germany. It was such an experience, the differences were huge because the country had just re-united... So many memories for an 11-year old, very vivid! Take care, it will be a pleasure to follow your creations... I play a little guitar.. Auf wiedersehen! 😊
Kalimera :) and thank you for your sweet, heartwarming comment ☺️🫶 I grew up in East Berlin (GDR). I have also very vivid memories about that time… but for a kid from Greece it all must have been pretty peculiar 😄 btw: I love Greece. Last year I was in Naxos… I miss it so much! If it wasn’t so expensive I would go there every year 🥰
It’s so great that you found your calling! In German we have the saying „gut Ding will Weile haben“ .. which means something like „good things take time“.
I hope we’ll stay in touch 🙏 yassu 🤗, Nastja
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply and connect with me, I really feel it! 😊 Yes, I have very fond memories of this trip, we landed in Berlin but we had to change planes first, because only US, British, French and Russian planes could fly into Berlin up until that point... There were still parts of the Wall standing.. amazing.. I remember visiting KDW and seeing the toys section! I remember buying flower seeds as a gift for my mother from a local market in Dresden.. so amazing.. This was a weekly trip from former East to West Germany, starting from Berlin.. I am so happy you liked Greece, the islands are expensive for us too, but fortunately there are mainly places in the mainland.. You should try Mani in the Peloponnese, so many Germans have bought property and are living there all year long! I will keep in touch, I love the energy you put out there, take good care of you and your young one, und eine gute Nacht! Take care, Antonis 🤗🙏🌹
@@antonakis79ohyes I thought your name would be Antonis, but wasn’t sure.. You know that my full name is Greek too? Anastassia :)
Btw: you have a beautiful and intriguing way of storytelling.. it sounds as if you were a writer. Thank you so much for connecting with me as well.. and bringing back memories from my childhood.. I have to tell you (I mean I was lucky, a diplomat’s child) but I had a lovely childhood in GDR. Apart from all its dark sides, it was all pretty child-friendly. That’s all I can remember - luckily…
And thank you so much for the Greece tips! I heard that the main land is supposed to be wonderful, too. I will write your tips down.
Again: thank you for your energy and for making me feel connected in this virtual space. Have a lovely day today Antonis! ☀️🌻🌈
..and I figured your name might be Anastasia, too 😊 I honestly appreciate your time and heart-warming energy, I admire people like you who can express themselves openly and are genuinely interested in connecting with another person. I am amazed by your comment on my storytelling, and honoured, too, although I am not a writer - yet - but that would be nice... 😊 Have a very nice day too, Anastasia, it will be a pleasure to get to know you and connect with you more 🌹🌼🌻🌅
@@antonakis79ohyes thank you Antonis 🙏 it’s such a pleasure meeting you! You know.. I struggled so much with myself before I opened this channel. It felt so vulnerable after I posted my first video 🙈 but getting connected - feeling less alone with my thoughts / feelings - is so worth it! And not everyone takes the time to comment and connect like you.. so I really appreciate it 🫶 have a lovely day and hopefully see you soon! ☀️
Thank you for sharing and thank you for helping others.
Thank you for saying that🥹❤️🌈
Thank you so much for this video. I am twenty years old, in uni and I have a lot of exams right now. Watching this video during dinner felt like a breath of fresh air.
Thank you for your comment 🤗 I still can remember that time… I used to put myself under a lot of pressure.. but there is so much to look forward to… I hope you will get through your exams and try to take it easy at times (which I should have done more 😊) 🍀🌈🧡
Best hours to paint: 3am til 6am. I create...thus I am an artist! The brush strokes...the flow of the paint....soothing
It’s really a magical, strangely intimate time (when you’re tired, like I usually am 🙈😅)…
Interesting video, I just turned 41. It is true about when you aren't able to do creative things it can cause people to become depressed, I have heard this. I'm also currently experiencing it myself. I've had many creative hobbies when I was a kid and into my teens and 20's. Then I met my husband and have barely little time or money to do them. Watching art and craft videos gives me some relief and also inspiration, I've also learned a lot too. Thanks for sharing.
I can relate very well Katie… I have also so little time because of work, taking care of a child and my parents… and money is always an issue, for me as well. Now that my child is a bit older and my parents are taken care of, I‘m trying to find as much time as possible (even if it’s early in the morning ) because I‘ve come to learn that creative expression is a very important form of nutrition.
Like you‘ve said: it is so important for healing and overcoming depression. I think it is vital that we learn to be creative in an unconditional way again. And this can have so many forms. I hope that you will find more time and space again to thrive. Thank you so much for writing your comment and sharing a part of your story with me 🫶
So well said! I instinctively knew some of what you shared about yourself. I am proud to know you. I marvel at your acceptance of yourself first and foremost which allows you to accept others. You exemplify the advice you give of embracing yourself. Your ability to demonstrate visibly and audibly what you teach is remarkable! Years ago, a female barber reassured me as she cut my thinning hair. She taught me that if I could just be okay with being my imperfect self and radiate self-acceptance that the people who really mattered would feel more safe in my presence than if I was perfect. I believe she was right, and I now want to be real and honest. I don't judge those who want to hide behind prosthetics, but I am drawn to imperfect people who are comfortable in their own skin. I spend my days trying to help anyone who will listen to know that they are okay just the way they are. I also sense that you will continue to add to my understanding of these important concepts.
That‘s some great wisdom from your barber 💎 I love that story… we all have our insecurities that might stem from a lack of safety we once experienced. Accepting and embracing ourselves the way we are encourages others to do the same. Especially in the age of AI the imperfect (aka human) will become even more significant again, I believe…
So glad and proud to be your friend… 🌈 ps: there’s a reply in your inbox :)📨
Beautiful & so hopeful 🧡
Thank you so much…. 🌈💕☀️🙏
Stumbling across your videos at the perfect time! Totally agree that everyone is an artist in their own way. Thank you for reminding me that we are all on our own timeline and that many of us find our true purpose later in life. I'm only 33, yet I feel pressured by society (and myself) to have a 'career' all together, which I definitely don't! I'm a multi-disciplinary artist, working in childcare and looking for more aligned work as well. I will get there. You are right in listening in to your intuition as this is what guides us to true belonging and authenticity.
Have subscribed and looking forward to watching more of your videos! :)
Thank you for your lovely comment Pippa 🤗 I‘m sitting in my train right now with a big smile on my face 🌈 also I think that care work (especially working with children) is so important and valuable. It will contribute to your other forms of creative expression... Thank you for reaching out to me. Have a lovely day ❤️ Nastja
this was beautiful to watch and your words so guiding. thank you!!
Thank you so much Mia ❤️ I‘m so happy you feel that way 🌈
One of the best videos I saw in a long time ❤ thank you for your wise words
Oh wow… 🥹 this makes me so happy… 🙏 I created this last minute and was so unsure at first… but I‘m so glad the message and energy came across.. makes it all worth while 💞 so thank YOU so much🤗
Dear Nastja, I just got a first impression of Your videoart. I'm very impressed. We stay in touch, definetly.
Awww 🥰 danke Heidilein 😘🌈🫂
I love listening to you ❤ thank you for these beautiful insights
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Thank you Natalia ❤️🤗
Thank you so much for an inspiring video. I always think about why I self sabotage and also criticise myself. I know this is very much a shared condition, however, as I know theoretically, but, do often fail to practice, if I do not respond to myself, my work and my thoughts with respect and love, how can I expect others to do the same. I have just turned 62. Time to embrace myself baby.😊
This really moves me Jenny… thank you so much… my sister inspired to make a video about “self-sabotage” and creativity. She will be 60 soon. More people than we know struggle with it. And one of my favorite people (Björk) once told and interviewer that she will only start making great music when she’ll be around 60, onward (she was in her 30s back than) ☺️ We are all on our own timeline and I think we should try to gain compassion and an understanding for our own story.
I can feel your about create wonderful things in the future✨🌻✨ thank you again for your lovely comment 🌈🙏🫶
ich hatte gänsehaut und tränen in meinen augen durchweg.hast mich sehr tief berührt.bin jetzt 37 und hab immernoch das Gefühl nie irgendwo meinen "tribe" zu finden oder meine kreativität irgendwo sinnvoll einbringen zu können.ich liebe menschen und ich kann sie motivieren und helfen aber trotzdem lebe ich fast isoliert.das leben besteht nur noch aus up and downs meiner eigenen motivation durch den tag zu kommen.danke für deine lieben worte
🥹… ich hatte auch sehr lange genau das gleiche Gefühl, dass du beschreibst. Bei mir hatte es sehr viel mit meinem eigenen Selbstwert zu tun. Es war ein längerer Weg, Schritt für Schritt, ein Stückchen näher zu mir selbst.. und auf diesem Weg hat sich dann alles allmählich angefangen zu fügen. Noch vor einiger Zeit hätte ich das nicht für möglich gehalten. Deswegen will ich dir Mut machen, sanft und liebevoll mit dir selbst zu sein.. solltest du (wie ich) seelische Verletzungen erlebt haben, dir Hilfe zu holen. Denn wir können nicht alles alleine aus uns selbst heraus schaffen. Es ist so schön, dass du weißt, dass du Menschen motivieren und helfen kannst und deine Kreativität gelebt werden will. Was mich betrifft: ich musste erstmal lernen mir selbst zu helfen.. dadurch habe ich so viel gelernt.. und das tue ich immer noch jeden Tag 🌱 ich schicke dir ganz viel Kraft und Umarmungen. Du bist nicht allein ❤️🌈🫂
@@EmbraceYourselfBaby ich danke dir so sehr.Der größte teil kommt mir sehr bekannt vor.die selbstheilung und aufarbeitung ist ja der grund warum ich nun eher isoliert bin und nun fällt es mir wahnsinnig schwer mir hilfe zu suchen oder mir einzugestehen dass egal wie weit ich schon gekommen bin kann ich es doch nicht alleine bewältigen.ich lerne auch jeden tag und das wird hoffentlich nie aufhören.ich danke dir so sehr für deine antwort.manche menschen scheinen garnicht zu wissen was das bewirken kann .Alles alles Liebe auf deinem Weg
@@eveeyehorizon ich freue mich so sehr zu hören, dass du dich auf deinem Heilungsweg befindest 💖 ich verstehe so gut was es bedeutet dadurch isoliert zu sein… so gut 😔 manchmal ist das auch einfach notwendig. Dieser Gedanke hilft mir etwas: es als Teil des Heilungsweges zu sehen. Ich hoffe es hilft dir ein bisschen zu wissen, dass du nicht allein auf diesem Weg bis - auch wenn man manchmal um sich herum nur Dunkelheit sieht. Ich schicke dir liebe Umarmungen und ganz viel Kraft 🫂🧡🌱🌈
Thanks for your films! It's so important that we see art for what it is and not what the main stream wants us to perceive as such... Art is not exclusive and expensive to be worthwhile. It's everywhere and it's beautiful (especially if it's ugly sometimes 😈) It's inclusive and embracing and not just in museums and art conventions.
Beautifully said Mr. Kunstmann… thank you so much 🙏🌈🌱
Thank you. This is deeply comforting and inspirational for me to watch.
Thank you Alastair 😊 I’m so happy to hear that 🙌🌈🙏
Love your channel, your message, thank you.
Thank you so much for saying that and for reaching out to me 🙏 that motivates me a lot 🌈☀️💕
thank you for this video. I am so happy to hear about a cafe art space to hold and support people!
Thank you so much for your comments and for watching my videos ❤️ I really appreciate it 🙏🌈☀️
Your shots are really lovely & artistic 💛
Aaaaw thank you so much 🫶💖✨
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love it! Danke dir
Aaaw danke Janet 🙏♥️🌈
Beautiful video!❤❤ love your voice too! What microphone do you use?
Thank you Michelle 💕 I‘m glad you liked it 🌈 in the first part+end of the vid I‘m using a sure sm7b. And in the middle it‘s a rode on camera mic (which is much cheaper but also pretty good) 😊
Love that
this makes me happy 💜🌈
☔.....สวัสดีเพื่อนรักที่แสนดีของผมเดาว่าคุณชื่อ..nasa นางฟ้าตัวเล็กๆที่ชอบงานศิลปะดื่มกาแฟทานขนนปังชอบดนตรีโรแมนติกใช้ชีวิตแบบสันโดษ..ผมได้เฝ้าติดตามชีวิตนางฟ้าย้อนหลังไปตั้งแต่วัยเด็กจนคุณอายุ 41 ปี ในจอภาพ. ที่นางฟ้าเล่าบรรยายสื่อให้ฟัง โดยแปลเป็นภาษา ไทย ในช่วงเวลาวันใหม่ของแสงตะวันอีกโลกนึง. ตรงข้ามเวลากลางคืนที่พระอาทิตย์หลับไหลของทวีปเอเซีย. คุณคือหลายๆอย่างที่ใจดีแบ่งปันความคิดที่สร้างสรรค์ แม้รายการของเพื่อนรักจะเป็นรองเพียงหลักร้อยแต่ แต่ เพื่อนชายคนนี้ขอเชียร์พร้อมทุ่มเทหมดหน้าตักใพ้แก่คุณ ( วันดีๆสุขภาพเป็นของคุณและคนใกล้ชิดเสมอน่ะเพื่อนรัก ). จาก. วันชัย ..!!! เวลา.03.20.นาฬิกา 🚸
เพื่อนชาวไทยที่รัก 🌈 ฉันต้องถ่ายรูปความคิดเห็นของคุณกับ Google เพราะ TH-cam ไม่แปลให้ฉัน คุณใช้คำอุปมาที่สวยงามเช่นนี้ และฉันก็ประทับใจกับคำพูดของคุณเสมอ (ถึงแม้คำเหล่านี้จะฟังดูไพเราะกว่าภาษาเยอรมันเป็นพันเท่าก็ตาม) ฉันขอบคุณจากก้นบึ้งของหัวใจสำหรับพลังงานของคุณ💓
@@EmbraceYourselfBaby❤..+ 😊
@@wanchaiphra6119 สวัสดีเพื่อนรัก TH-cam ไม่ได้แสดงความคิดเห็นล่าสุดของคุณเพราะอยู่ภายใต้ความคิดเห็นของคนอื่น ฉันหวังว่าคุณจะสบายดี 🌸 ขอแสดงความนับถือจากเยอรมนีถึงประเทศไทย 🦋