I'm addicted to this content. I read a book with similar content, and I'm addicted to it. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
It reflects the beauty of simple life activities we encounter everyday. Often times we fail to notice the joy in passing of each little moments that could bring meaningful warmth inside of us. Like a genuine interaction that could mend our monotonous disposition in life full of struggles, pain, and personal pursuits.
This was really great. Always wonderful to see how people can convey complex and important messages, without the use of a single word. Effectively 'communicated'!
para mí el video es una clara representación de cómo los humanos perdemos muchas experiencias debido al la tecnología, ya que no sabemos controlarla y tampoco sabemos estar sin ella.
One of my students told me that when he discussed his anxieties with someone close to him, like his wife or a close friend, then he found that the moment he started opening up to them, the anxiety decreased-even before he received any advice or support. Togetherness definitely decreases anxiety. There is a saying in the wisdom of Kabbalah that “a sorrow shared is a sorrow halved,” i.e. when we share a sensation, we divide it up, and in turn it becomes more manageable. Since it is quite easy to see how sharing our experiences lessens our negative feelings, the question is why do we not use this ability more? Why is it so hard for us to share our fears and anxieties with others? We are indeed afraid of opening our hearts, letting everyone see that we have certain fears and anxieties. That is, in addition to whatever fears and anxieties we hold within, we usually have additional anxieties about sharing them with others, that it might cause others to perceive us as weak. Since society in general values stronger, smarter, wealthier and fitter individuals, opening up our anxieties to such a society makes us vulnerable to exploitation. We thus need to seek a social environment that would not exploit us for opening up, but would rather give us a sense of faith and confidence that it can help us cope with any negative feelings. A social setting that can guarantee faith and confidence in its members is one that actively draws itself to the upper good and benevolent force-the force of love, bestowal and connection. It is this very same force that awakens negative feelings in us, whether they be fears, anxieties or several other painful sensations, in order for us to draw closer to that force, and we do so by drawing closer to each other. If we wish to connect with the upper force and let its perfect quality of love, bestowal and connection fill our lives with a sensation of faith and confidence, then we need to emulate such a quality toward other people-giving them a sense of faith and confidence, and for them to do the same toward us. By wanting to positively connect with others, we then start awakening the positive force dwelling in nature into the connections we create, and we then feel a new sense of faith and confidence wash away any anxieties that we might be holding within.
Kizil Tongco is my master from the riverside mountains because of how far I am in the Himalayas we go to the Yellowstone river to get fish and fry them for food we eat them and feed our whole village with this fish it reminds me of the times we had fun together me and kizil tongco
I understand the point that this video is trying to make but something that really irks me is that people are so ready to tell themselves that smartphones is the difference between having or not having human connection, or that it's an art we had and have now lost. I'm old enough to remember a childhood completely without cell phones even and to pretend that the level of human connection I shared with my parents was any higher than my siblings are now sharing with their children is pure crap. My parents were very loving but, like so many adults, not too interested in the things that interested us children. So they were just as spaced out as the people portrayed in this video, when us kids wanted them to make a snow man or play with legos or whatever. And they didn't need to look at anything to be distracted - they could just stare into space, and often did so rather than interact with us around things that didn't at all interest them.
very touchy lot of times I felt alone even many more people around me coz everyone dying with mobiles These addictions kills the society sorry if i hurts anyone
Beautiful, inspiring & touching video. Thank you ! We share a similar philosophy at UBQT, the new social media platform. Less screen time , more lifetime ☀
I'm addicted to this content. I read a book with similar content, and I'm addicted to it. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
It reflects the beauty of simple life activities we encounter everyday. Often times we fail to notice the joy in passing of each little moments that could bring meaningful warmth inside of us. Like a genuine interaction that could mend our monotonous disposition in life full of struggles, pain, and personal pursuits.
This was really great. Always wonderful to see how people can convey complex and important messages, without the use of a single word. Effectively 'communicated'!
Communication is sharing, caring ,love, understanding,it's the key to success we all need each other we were created to communicate .
para mí el video es una clara representación de cómo los humanos perdemos muchas experiencias debido al la tecnología, ya que no sabemos controlarla y tampoco sabemos estar sin ella.
beautiful video and message. personally rlly loved that u decided to drew the people lost in their cell phones as invisible
One of my students told me that when he discussed his anxieties with someone close to him, like his wife or a close friend, then he found that the moment he started opening up to them, the anxiety decreased-even before he received any advice or support.
Togetherness definitely decreases anxiety. There is a saying in the wisdom of Kabbalah that “a sorrow shared is a sorrow halved,” i.e. when we share a sensation, we divide it up, and in turn it becomes more manageable.
Since it is quite easy to see how sharing our experiences lessens our negative feelings, the question is why do we not use this ability more? Why is it so hard for us to share our fears and anxieties with others?
We are indeed afraid of opening our hearts, letting everyone see that we have certain fears and anxieties. That is, in addition to whatever fears and anxieties we hold within, we usually have additional anxieties about sharing them with others, that it might cause others to perceive us as weak. Since society in general values stronger, smarter, wealthier and fitter individuals, opening up our anxieties to such a society makes us vulnerable to exploitation. We thus need to seek a social environment that would not exploit us for opening up, but would rather give us a sense of faith and confidence that it can help us cope with any negative feelings.
A social setting that can guarantee faith and confidence in its members is one that actively draws itself to the upper good and benevolent force-the force of love, bestowal and connection. It is this very same force that awakens negative feelings in us, whether they be fears, anxieties or several other painful sensations, in order for us to draw closer to that force, and we do so by drawing closer to each other.
If we wish to connect with the upper force and let its perfect quality of love, bestowal and connection fill our lives with a sensation of faith and confidence, then we need to emulate such a quality toward other people-giving them a sense of faith and confidence, and for them to do the same toward us. By wanting to positively connect with others, we then start awakening the positive force dwelling in nature into the connections we create, and we then feel a new sense of faith and confidence wash away any anxieties that we might be holding within.
well said
Kizil Tongco is my master from the riverside mountains because of how far I am in the Himalayas we go to the Yellowstone river to get fish and fry them for food we eat them and feed our whole village with this fish it reminds me of the times we had fun together me and kizil tongco
Its ok Mach Eayan Arias I tought you all the things I know and see its your time to shine ;D
Last Christmas, I gave Mach Eayan Arias my heart
But the very next day he gave it away
This year, to save me from tears
I'll give it to Thomas Catenza
Thank you kizil Tongco I had fun reading this comment it is very touching
Thanks Mach Eayan Arias!
You are welcome kizil Tongco!
You are welcome too Mach Eayan Arias!
I understand the point that this video is trying to make but something that really irks me is that people are so ready to tell themselves that smartphones is the difference between having or not having human connection, or that it's an art we had and have now lost. I'm old enough to remember a childhood completely without cell phones even and to pretend that the level of human connection I shared with my parents was any higher than my siblings are now sharing with their children is pure crap. My parents were very loving but, like so many adults, not too interested in the things that interested us children. So they were just as spaced out as the people portrayed in this video, when us kids wanted them to make a snow man or play with legos or whatever. And they didn't need to look at anything to be distracted - they could just stare into space, and often did so rather than interact with us around things that didn't at all interest them.
Really great event and suppoting by great speakers. Good Job Nasyiah Jatim
Asking for permission to use this in my school project..thank you
very touchy
lot of times I felt alone even many more people around me coz everyone dying with mobiles These addictions kills the society
sorry if i hurts anyone
True, it's an epidemic.
Beautiful, inspiring & touching video. Thank you ! We share a similar philosophy at UBQT, the new social media platform. Less screen time , more lifetime ☀
Excellent!
my college watched this in class for some reason
permission to use this video for my educational advocacy. thank you so much.
Nicely done!
Communication is not an Art, it's a Science.
A great non verbal clip no words to say but 🥰😇
Beautiful 😭
"Stay silent long enough and people won't even notice you"
-I forgot who said it
This is great movie
PRESENT!
Mantap, sangat mengedokasi sekali👍
well done !! nice video
How will you describe the effects of gadgets into the human communication as shown in the video?
❤
Good useful needed.
Great
Permission to use this video on my presentation po about good communication. Thank you!
Nice video
Meaningful
Brilliant
I am an MBBS student and i watched it in LNMC 🤣
Jesus Christ got this on a chat on google meets holy fuck no wonder this was recommended by the teachers it's fucking horrendous
Lmfao
What do the headless person signify?
they're physically present but mentally absent..
✨💜
Hello ADN
nice
Pardon me Sir or Madam, can I use your video for my canva project about empathy 🙏?
Thank you very much
Primero
what can you say about this video? give atleast three sentences
HAHAHHAHAHA
Yes
or
Yes
gago pati ba naman dito
@@jaypark6552 😂
grabeeeee hahah
IS sow sad but is god
5 c classs stuxent
St Albans school
poo