Remembering Mr. Rogers (1994/1997) | Charlie Rose
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- Fred Rogers (1928-2003) was better known as Mister Rogers, the host of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" from 1968 to 2000. The following is a compilation of Charlie's two interviews with Rogers, from 1994 and 1997.
Who is also binge watching Mr. Rogers interviews.
Susie Colorado me! He has helped me so much this past month in reflecting on my life and organizing what’s most important... mr. rogers is the answer!
Yes, I did not spend time watching his show and never knew him or what is was about... I am really enjoying hearing him... he is helping me... graceful receiving is a wonderful gift... my ears and heart are open and I am listening... I have had a very difficult time getting past my own static... he is helping me tune in and I feel grateful
and how did we come to this. Why are we binge watching his interviews?
Totally me. Glad to join you.
I do usually twice a year at least to remind myself of the potential of goodness in ourselves
I grew up in an abusive home. I will always remember watching Mr. Rogers and feeling safe for awhile. I attribute my sense of morals to this man. ❤️
Sorry to hear about your past, i hope that you have healed from all that. ☺
Likewise, my father was a monster and I always wished he (Mr. Rogers) could be my father. His voice was kind and comforting, his demeanor was non threatening and kind as well. It was a show that my mother, who was an angel in my life, would sit and watch it with me. She and Mr. Rogers were the 2 best encouraging comforting people in my young life at that time, they brought me comfort in the darkness surrounding my childhood. Bless you man, abuse is hell, but sometimes God/heaven sends us comforters and encouragers like Mr. Rogers. He helped a lot of people, more than he would have ever known.
Powerful stuff
@@JakeBayCity I believe Mr. Rogers, understood how "powerful" of gift he had to reach others with his tools of kindness and love. He made a powerful difference by utilizing those tools and the gift he had. He used them to make a difference in children's lives. At such a young age our minds were open to the world around us, we soaked in the things we were taught, the things we sew, the things we heard, and he knew this and knew if kids were given a positive message it could make a difference. In this case, it was a powerful positive difference he made, in many lives. We will never know how many children lived in fear and pain in their young lives and in the midst of all that fear and pain was Mr. Rogers and his world of make believe that we were able to be a part of and escape to, a different place in our minds for the 30 minutes he aired. Anyways, as you said my neighbor, powerful stuff 😊
The man had more. Morals in his pinky than most have in there whole life
How many wish we still had Mr Rogers in 2019?
Travis Ginther We can become like Mr Fred Rogers with God’s constant guidance and His Holy Spirit. 🙏❤️💕 And that would be what Mr Rogers would say. ❤️🤗
@@annescholl420 you're correct my friend.
I wish MRS. Rogers was still here. Boy did we have fun.
Travis,...He is here in Spirit. I am grateful for his shows and his interviews. What a difference this man made! The only other person I know that comes close to him is Eckhart Tolle. Just as kind, present and accepting, and he is still alive. ;) 🌺
We are all a little bit of Fred Rogers. He believed in compassion, empathy, and love. We can all share that with each other.
To me he is the ultimate TRUE alpha. When he speaks, everyone stops to listen. Everything he says has substance. And If you notice, he is the same in every interview, he never changes and he dominates the conversation naturally. I am concerned about anyone that can sit and listen to this man and not get teary eyed by the intense emotional things that he says and how he says them.
He speaks from the heart to the heart. We need more Mr. Rogers in this world.
Ben Shapiro tried to use the memory of this wonderful man to score a petty politicial point. He was reacting to Mr Rogers singing in the 60s that you can only be born as man or a woman and then Shapiro looked at the camera and said 'simpler time'
Thats more a basic fact than a political statement I'd say
Yes, much like Eckhart Tolle and other zen masters.
That is bc these people are connected to their true Self, which is Love, which is Source itself, our Origin. Lots of people talk about love, not many know what it really is.
Psychopaths, narcissists, in all their levels, are people who are in their egos most of the time if not all the time. Depends on where they fall on the spectrum, but it's mainly an ego spectrum.
Once you understand this it's a lot easier to walk towards your Self and feel Home again.
Fred should've gotten, "The Greatest Human Being of All Time" award. My eyes well up every time I hear him speak.
lessevdoolbretsim Well, besides Jesus and many Saints, this past century Mother Teresa and Dalai Lama are surely on the list and Mr Rogers maybe too
peace and love Actually, sainthood will not be possible for Fred as he was a Presbyterian, a sub-sect of Protestantism who do not believe in saints. Besides, he would not have wanted such an honor even forgetting his religious convictions.
Agreed
@@peaceandlove544 it's not maybe it's a fact
Go forth into the world and carry the torch he lit inside each and every one of us neighbors in his neighborhood, be someone Mr Rogers would be proud of, someone he would speak of to everyone he met. Continue to do the things he did and influence those around you and tell them you like them and who they are. Show them sincerity and respect. That is the best reward we can give Mr. Rogers. The world may never recognize him, but they will recognize us as his children.
Fred sees the child in everyone, because deep down we're still just kids who had to grow up
You are so right, your statement moved me! I know that may seem silly but looking at it that way we have a commonality and can put things in perspective
Jennifer Hahn ooo poi
This is it in a nutshell but by grown up it means locking away the soft, quiet, gentle kind part of ourselves for fear of it being hurt.
That’s why I cry when I hear him, he puts his finger right on it.
It's true. I'm 32 but honestly still feel like a kid in this life. I thought being an adult would be so different, but I'm still the same me.
When Charlie ask him how many children he has affected over the years, I love that he says it doesn't matter how many, even if it were just one.
He affected me. I may be a derelict of a person now, but he made a positive difference in my life. And I'll never forget him for it.
For all that he accomplished, there was never the slightest detection of an ego in this man. This is a prime example.
He is making a difference in adults too if adults take time to listen to this amazing human being
He was always after the "one"....that's what made him Mr. Rogers.
Well then Mr. Rogers , mission accomplished x millions .
as someone who's about to be a male nurse at 30 years old and who grew up with Mr. Rogers, I feel that part of the person I am today is because of him and his impact during my important developmental years as a child. RIP Mr. Rogers
You are a nurse. Not a "male nurse".
I don't like to think of myself as a cynical and negative person, but every time I hear Mr Rogers say anything, I realize how cynical and negative I am, and how detrimental that mindset truly is
Truth
Mr. GuyManDude Introspection is a very healthy trate keep going in that direction.
Being a now 26yr old neighbor, I remember growing up with the neighborhood, and the lessons it taught me then, and now rewatching it as an adult, I'm learning even more, even after his passing. He has taught me one thing about my life, selfless dedication to a cause will take you further than anything else, he touched more people and changed the world but never let it be about him. It was always about everyone around.
It’s ok be angry or sad,but we mustn’t let it get the better of us or consume us
Can you give a way to positive
"Oh my, is this a noisy world." I feel this in my soul.
I bet he's the only guy who managed to effortlessly interview Charlie Rose on his own show.
B.C. Morgan. I just saw that. I think it's cause Fred Rogers had a genuine intrest in people and he knew that sometimes listening is more important than talking. He was a great man.
Mr. Rogers power level is 500, 000, 000 or he is kage level
Actually, a common frustration (in a good way, I presume) by people trying to interview him. Rogers was known for always somehow getting interviewers talking about themselves.
Chris Morgan and Charlie stumbled... knowing what we know now, he admitted to be a frenetic and admonished man
Yeah, he really did.
He's the closest embodiment of a guru, Budha or Saint that I've seen in modern times. Love and wisdom flowed out of him in a genius and masterful way that is truly breath taking.
He was a Presbyterian Minister and was following Jesus Christ.
@@rubyalisa154yes, many people are Presbyterian ministers and many follow Jesus Christ, but no all of those have or were what Fred Rogers had or was.
I regret not "listening" to this man's message earlier in my life -- I definitely heard it but was unable to soak it in.
Ax Greenious and he would have done the exact same thing he did with Charlie Rose he would have been patient and waited for you to understand in your own way rather than forcing you to see it in that moment. I only ever grew up on reruns of this man but he brings me to tears everytime I see him. He has made me want to be a better person in life. I look up to this Man and I am so saddened that I never got to meet him but he always taught me via his show everyone has a voice and no one is more important than another. The world is a darker place without this man...I feel in the end of 2017 he would be saddened about state we are in, yet I still have a hope that he would try to make the best out of a situation like this** **This being the state of the world today**
You heard it when you were supposed to. ❤️
It’s NEVER too late!! 😃
Same. I tried to get into it but I was more of a Ninja Turtles and Conan guy.
@@SarahJames777 bingo.
“The most important thing is to be present in the moment with the person we happen to be with in the moment, that’s what’s important.” So ahead of his time with this quote. So many relationships in competition with our phones 😔
In this crazy world it’s nice to know that a pure man did exist.
I love this man, you can see so much God in him.
timpy42 I'm not even really into religion but whatever the "higher power" is.. I hope it's like Fred Rogers.
All the goodness in the world, personified. He died on my 13th Birthday. He made a difference in my life when I had trouble understanding my place in this world. Thank you, Fred.
i used to feel such peace and serenity when i watched Mr Rogers as a child...he made a huge difference in my life...as a grown man watching him now it gives me chills and touches my heart deeply...sounds strange but i really miss him
That just might be the single most awesome thing you can say about a person
I believe so, too.
A lot of people seem to have the wrong idea of what a true badass really is..
I still aspire to be as fucking badass as Fred fuckin' Rodgers.
+Schweí Übersteigen Hello Hanz,
Your use of such fowl language belies what you profess about wishing you were as wonderful as Mr Rogers.
You discredit this caring man by your ugly words.
+Schweí Übersteigen
Foul language or positive language. He would love you both equally.
+otrg13 You nailed it! Fred strove to be unconditional (just focus on the loving and leave any judging to Jehovah), which more often brings out the best in people as a side effect, even if it's down the road. Such an amazing and admirable person, role model, teacher, and, from growing up with him on TV, friend. The content and tenor of his speech so thoughtful and calm above the cacophony of the constant noises and stimulations of life in the Sensorium. We've filled all the blank space between words, where we might take a moment to pause and think, with ads and "Look! Shiney!" and lost sight of what's more deeply and humanly important and satisfying.
i started watching mr rogers alot the other day amd when i saw him using the puppets i was thinking i could oicture this guy watching south park lol
i started watching mr rogers alot the other day amd when i saw him using the puppets i was thinking i could oicture this guy watching south park lol
I think I have watched this at least 10 times in the last week and it gets better and deeper ever time I watch it. Mr. Rodgers isn't so much about self esteem as it is about valuing each person as a unique individual and what you can do as such. That, my fellow humans, is what it's all about. What a wonderful man this guy was.
I grew up on Mr. Rogers, and always enjoyed his show. However, now as an adult and father…I’ve come to respect and love him so much more. It’s on us to pass on these teachings to the next generation. We owe it to Mr Rogers 💪🏻
His calmness is miracouless. One of the true great men of our lives. He is spectacular
He wasn't calm, his Lord provided his voice and continence, this lead to trust and what we see as being calm. He was confident and a man full of the gifts of the Spirit of Truth. This is the calm, the light.
I've always been upset that a man like him that was a lifelong nonsmoker, nondrinker, and careful about what he ate and exercised regularly died of cancer in his early 70's. I would have loved if George Carlin would have met him. Both were very insightful people about the world, but Fred kept his moral compass and George was cynical and hardened.
They most surely did. In the early 90s George played "Mr. conductor" on a Thomas spin off for pbs that was produced in the same studios as Mr Rogers neighborhood. Both shows were wildly popular for the time and I have no doubt that Fred rogers took notice of a notorious fouled mouth pessimist speaking to children on "his" network. Though I've never heard George talk about meeting Mr. Rogers I'm sure he did and was in awe of him as everyone who knew him was
Mr. Rogers and Bob Ross should have met each other.
Carlin’s not in heaven.
Fred went to be with God when he was called home- we never know, even the healthiest people can die quickly- that’s why every day is a gift and called “the present”.!
Fred, according to his wife Joanne, did not like going to the doctor or hospitals and hence missed early detection of the cancer that claimed his life.
Amazing how Charlie Rose goes from host and interviewer to peer in discussing what really matters in life towards the end of this interview. All as a result of a few very sincere personal remarks and honest questions from Fred Rogers. The power of this man is absolutely mind blowing.
"Receiving in a graceful way.. is giving that person a wonderful gift!"
15 years later and we still need Fred in our lives. The world is a darker place without his shine.
Mister Rodgers was an angel sent here. His words. His wisdom is something that is just breath taking. He's so intelligent
We're all unique but Fred made it look easy. He had such simple self-confidence (quite rare today) it makes Charlie appear naked. In some ways he's un-interviewable because his answers are too straight. The biggest sickness in the world today is cynicism. That's what makes Roger's confidence so visible-he lacks the cynicism most of us are bogged down by and manages to tell the truth anyway. Most of us to some extent laugh-off or temper how we really feel for fear of judgement. You need only do an acting class to discover that. To that end watching Roger's talk is a marvel to us all.
savedfaves2 Pete Rose is an idiot. He didn’t get one thing about the incredible person Mr Rogers was. Just a hollow shell of a man.
Lara O'neal what does pete rose gots to do with this?
savedfaves2 simply put, mr Rogers philosophy is to be present. That creates intimacy. Mr Rogers had a good IQ but also what is lacking in many people E Q which is more important. We have a lot of abused people in the world who never are able to heal and achieve this high level.
Jesus taught all these lessons. Mr Rogers knew these teachings. It was his foundation for sure.
And it is true wisdom, not like the world gives.
Charlie wanted the world.....and wound up getting canned for his sexual harassment problems.
The devil is a liar and the wages of sin is death. If you serve your flesh and lusts you get a bad outcome. But our current world is teaching that it is good and you’ll miss something. False teaching.
Mr Rogers taught the truth and knew how to keep his ego out of it. He was selfless like a saint. I bet leagues of children came to meet him and thank him as he transitioned from this world.
❤️
@@alarahillton1343 We just try to think too much and in abstractions.
Seven years ago, I was sitting at a coffee shop in Oakland, California waiting for a friend and was wearing a Mister Rogers T-Shirt. Five minutes after I sat down at a table a woman walked over to me and said that she was from Pittsburgh and had worked for Fred Rogers back in the 70s. She told me stories like how nice of a person he was off camera and what a joy it was to actually work with him. Will never forget that day.
Charlie looks mesmerized lol.
A Felt At 6 minute mark. Charlie's face is the picture of admiration.
As I’ve continued to get older, I’m starting to see a lot of us struggle with self esteem, no matter what color or background you come from. So many layers to peel back & the more I’ve done it, I’m starting to understand that this is truly the foundation in creating the life you really want for yourself. It’s challenging & an everyday practice and reminder. We’re all just damaged children underneath trying to make it thru as adults. Thank you Mr. Rogers for finding a way to heal & communicate with the child inside of all us that we’ve forgotten about
Mr. Rogers is so timeless. I love this man deeply. He encouraged us to love ourselves as we were, and I can’t help but remember his kindness and compassion throughout my life still encouraging me to love myself as I am. He had a profound impact on me, and reading these comments I know I’m not the only one. You are missed, Mr. Rogers. Thank you!!!!❤
I grew up watching this man and he left a profound impact on my life. His quiet presence and grace was instilled in me as a child and even though life often throws me off from that center, I find myself gravitating to it for peace. I'm pretty sure we will look back on Mister Rogers and see him for who he truly was: a sage.. a great teacher. RIP
I want to be Mr. Rogers when I grow up.
Jerry be him now why wait to be kind and loving
I don't want to grow up, I want to meet Mr Rogers.
My mother is 50+ years old and she loves this guy. She used to sit with us , my sisters and me and watch Mr. Rogers. When she heard he died, I myself felt sad but my mom actually cried. She told us that not only we learned from him but also she learned many things she did not know just watching Mr Rogers..and that thanks to that show she became a better mom and a better person...Wow!!!
Im nearly 45, and I adore him
I was very blessed to be one of those who was able to attend his memorial service in 2003. During the service one of the speakers reflected on what the Almighty would say to Fred Rogers at the end of his earthly life . The words Well done my good and faithful servant came from the speaker's lips. Fred Rogers did his part to plant seeds of love, comfort, and understanding. If we each in his or her own way does our part to improve the life of this world, we will like Fred Mcfeely Rogers have made a difference ✌❤
"There is one thing that Evil can not stand, and that is Forgiveness". And, yes, Mr. Rogers... you do need a lot of blank space below and time for some real reflection to grasp this concept. And, I don't think this is some sort of endorsement for bending down and letting yourself be abused at the hand of evil.
Fred Rodgers was a beautiful person who conveyed the importance of being a unique INDIVIDUAL... today it seems that just the opposite message is sent, to not only our children, but, to the adults as well.
RIP, Mr. Rogers.
And, BTW, I got to meet this wonderful man when I was about 5 years of age. I was on Mr. Roger's bus ride to the doctor. He was a good and genuine man. RIP, Mr. Rogers
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On this interview, his being a very loving and spiritual man showed, as he was guided by the Holy Spirit to understand and help the interviewer learn about forgiveness, and help him feel better about himself.
It is so nice to hear intelligent, meaningful interview. No spin, no agenda, just a nice discussion.
A very wise, loving, sensitive, intelligent person. Sooo perceptive, and always giving beyond himself.
“What’s essential is invisible to the eye.” No greater truth spoken. 😌
Love what you do in front of the child...let them catch the attitude that that's fun...attitudes are caught, not taught.
this man had such a pleasant and beautiful presence about him. You just radiated pure love.
I would love more than anything to sit down with Fred Rogers and have an hours long conversation with him. There's so much to learn from him. He's a beautiful reassuring soul. There can never be another Fred Rogers.
There is. Not specifically, but I know what I know, which is, there is a voice that speaks so intimately to you, that you will say, "I KNOW IT! I KNOW IT!". This is the Voice that will lead us home. It is the voice that was and is and is to come. Friend, I pray we increase in the knowledge of it.
In Europe we never had Mr. Rogers show on TV. I got scholarship and studied communication science in Canada, when they started a topic on Mr. Rogers... So, I thought "who?", wrote down the name and when I checked his shows and interviews online, I just couldn't stop watching!
This was the best program for children, by far, in my opinion. And Mr. Rogers is like Nikola Tesla - the example of how much difference there is between pure innocence against what the world runs on (greed, aggression...).
But at the end, people like Mr. Rogers and Mr. Tesla win the long run. We admire them and I truly believe they influenced the world greatly.
Watch this all the way through, I forgot how amazing Fred Rogers is!
I put on “ won’t you be my neighbor” for my pets and I swear, my animals are calmer when I come home …. EVERY single story I’ve heard or seen with the interaction with this human is beautiful.
What a kind and generous soul.
interesting how uncomfortable charlie rose gets when fred turns the questions on him.
This man made me feel I actually had a friend when I was growing up. Real life super hero.
Remember, in elections,
Support a person Mr. Rogers would vote for
I am blessed that I grew up watching Mr. Rogers. He made me feel peace and calm. God bless Mr. Rogers. It feels silly saying so, but he is my hero. It.felt like he was speaking directly to me . I miss him terribly
One of the most wonderful people that have ever lived. He taught us so much, implicitly as well as explicitly. I have so much respect and love for this man.
Wish i couldve met him just once. One of my heros
randomassname I did but was too young to remember it :( it was in my hometown of Latrobe, Pennsylvania which was also his hometown. My dad would tell me about it. He was the same in person as on the show.
Wow the white spaces in between the text more important than the text itself . How true MR. ROGER'S
My childhood was chaotic and very very very difficult and hard but this man's kindness through his program had a profound affect on me. Thank you Fred Rodgers. Rest in peace
can only appreciate the ability of the interviewer to realize the quality of his intervenant and being with him as honest as he can be. wish we had more tv host like this man today
a truly brilliant and beautiful soul
He touched so many people lives hearts with the lessons love faith inspiring
He's continuously reminding Charlie Rose of silence, and getting motor mouth back. It's fascinating how an interviewer actually isn't listening, when on the clock.
Fred Rogers changed my life enormously for the better. I am the child of children of the 60's (who aren't religious). So one might think it unlikely that I would look up to an ordained minister who is probably the biggest sweater-sporting square of all time, as a mentor and role-model. The magic part of Mr. Rogers is that even though he speaks slowly, as if you were slow yourself, what he actually says is laser-sharp, often deep and/or funny. He leaves you those noiseless spaces in between the words and sentences.... to think for yourself, and constantly challenges children to really listen- and to think. "True revelation comes through silence"- such an unfashionable thing to say these days, but it's worth hearing more than almost anything else that could be said.
I figured out pretty quickly that no one was talking down to me less than Mr. Rogers- that he was trustworthy, smart, loving and wise.
If there is a God, Fred Rogers was certainly doing His best work.
God bless you, Mr. Rogers.
Is Mr. Rogers eligible for sainthood? He's sure done a better job improving the human condition than most popes.
Mr. Rogers' career is timeless. Reducing his impact to his tenure on television is just a fraction of him cultural influence.
He did receive last rites from his local Catholic church, so technically he is, even though he was Presbyterian.
The world could use more people like Fred Rogers.
Thanks Mr Rogers ❤❤❤...
I'm 55 and just saw your Rollins college this February
Thanks for alllll your SEEDS YOU PLANTED...
BLISSings TEAM Mr Rogers...
This may be my next book to ABSORB after reading YOUNG FOREVER by Dr Mark Hyman
I'm a special education teacher and right now I'm teaching science to kids who have mild to moderate learning disabilities. These kids are very capable, very street smart, and can do everything for themselves. I don't feel fulfilled, however. I used to work with kids who were blind and had multiple other disabilities, and I felt much more fulfilled. I feel fulfilled when I'm working with kids or talking with kids with severe disabilities, who maybe need help feeding themselves, toileting themselves, and things like that. I didn't really understand that, but what he said about "those who are not the fancy people of the world..." That struck a chord with me.
Mr. Rogers I didn't grow up watching you but you are amazing. I think your message is timeless and is impacting me at my age. You exude the Peace of God. My prayer is that our nation will turn to God. I feel God fueled your passion. What a great gift to man Kind. May God bless your family and continue to rest in peace.
I am 57 years old I remember Mister Rogers remember watching him in 1969 when I was 6 years old by school in St Louis
I’m 52 and so loved watching him. He was awesome!
Wow he showed such humility and kindness he didn’t speak human language he spoke angelic 🕊
how i wish i could have embodied this all my life for myself. this kindness. so many of us lose this, or never have anyone who champions us. i am hoping that immersing myself in this sort of self kindness will save my life. i never understood Mr. Rogers when i was young. I was already too noisy inside ... to take in his silence and slowness and kindness. to not be cynically self protective from his gentleness. but i need this more than anything else now. i'm 45, and sometimes suicidal. i need to replace the self beatings with kindness. i'm going to adhere to his kind of kindness and self valuing. thanks for posting this.
What a great man! He really did all that he could for kids. Being a dad, I wish my kids could grow up with him.
A beautiful man mr rogers is indeed when he speaks it’s very relaxing and puts anyone in a meditative state.. love this 💜💛❤️♥️💚💙
Mr. Rogers is an enlightened being 🙏
"Mr.Rogers Was Still Handsome Even At This Age...
He had holy beauty that radiated from the inside out.
Two Great Men talking and sharing thoughts. I can't express how powerful this "old" video is. GREAT
Good interviewer and probably the best guest you can get
Charlie Rose says people want to do something larger than life, to gain achievement. Having a positive impact on others is important.
Fred Rogers responds that being a graceful receiving is thr greatest gift.
Telling people what you think is not as important as listening to others.
I know lots of people watched Mr Rogers as children, but I think a lot of these lessons and values can still be applied to adults as well. Learning to be whole, to know that you are loved by others, to love yourself and your supposed flaws, forgiving yourself and learning that you are connected to everyone you have ever known and met in your life.
When was the last time you had an honest discussion with someone about life without blaming something or someone else when things go bad?
When was the last time you had a dialogue with someone that wasn't rooted in anger or negativity towards yourself or others?
When was the last time you accepted yourself unconditionally?
Heck, when did you last take the time to be truly sad about something without resorting to self-deprecating humour or memes?
If it's been a long time since you experienced any of those things, there's no better time than to start now and to talk about those things with someone close to you. 🙂⭐
I've seen plenty of Charlie Rose interviews, all of which I've liked, but this is the first time I've seen him laugh with a guest, none other than the quiet Fred Rogers.
I think the world lost too much with Fred Rogers' death. He was one of the few who truly saw the potential in everybody in the global neighborhood.
116 people are so lost within their lives to dislike this. Hope they find their road to peace.
We love love you Mr.Rogers❤️🤗🤗🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️Thank you for everything you did and still doing to all of us ,a grateful receiver❤️what a wonderful gift you have been to us ❤️🤗🤗🙏🏻🙏🏻
A grateful receiver ,thank you Mr.Rogers❤️We love love you always in our hearts❤️❤️🤗🤗🙏🏻😘
As we, little children, got older, Mr. Rogers' deliberate, low key pace would become annoying. The important thing is that as toddlers we saw a kind man interested in us. It doesn't matter that the message may have lost our interest later on. That wonderful foundation he laid was all important. To the very young, (and the very old?) he made a huge difference.
Wish he was still around.
After teaching and helping nurture children I see more fully the wisdom and truth of Mr. Rogers' message. Among other things children keep the main things the main things and don't fret over that which doesn't directly impact them.
His voice could lull me to sleep
THIS man to me is what a TRULY GREAT SOUL is like. His life was a meditation on kindness. He saw into the soul, the goodness within each one he met, and reflected that back
to them. He had a positive influence on 10s of thousands of people
throughout his lifetime.
To me, this is true spirituality (not religion) as he helped thousands live a happier life by knowing that they are worthy of love, just as they are, and especially he talked to children.
He was an ordained minister and yet never preached, he was a vegetarian because of his love for animals.
People who knew him said he was like a 2nd Christ.
I highly recommend this documentary, please watch until the end.
Not humble bragging but authentic caring and sharing the message of light and truth
From time to time, someone special interesting, with heart of gold inters the space of time changes peoples lives so naturally without you even knowing it,God bless him
Mr. Rogers exuded love his whole life just very simple very pure reinforcement of every individual
The quote in his office he is referring to is "It is only with the heart one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye".The Little Prince. Antone De Saint Exupery - A philosophical novel in the guise of a children's book, and reading it will change your life..You will see kids are truly the only truly wise people, and we can learn far more from them than we realize. Trust me, read it.. Mr Rogers did..
Im not crying. a happy feeling got in my eye.
Receive gracefully. I adore Fred Rogers.
I wish I could hear Mr. Rogers' thoughts on modern-day technology, and it's pros as well as cons. I grew up in a day when technology wasn't prominent. No gaming systems, no microwaves, no cell phones, no 24 hour-a-day programming. I grew up with Mr. Rogers. How times have changed, and how much young people are trying to navigate these waters. Social media, expanded spheres for bullying and distractions. Parents aren't sure how to navigate through these waters either. I sure do miss Mr. Rogers--but especially in hindsight as time marches on.
Attitudes are caught, they're not taught.
That's power words of wisdom.
This special man, Mr. Fred Rogers was beautifully eloquent in the simplicity of profound wisdom.
I was blessed to have a loving family. But, i often think about children who did not grow up so well. Who maybe watched mr rogers and for that brief moment in each day felt special.
why cant politicians be as kind as this guy... the world would be so much better if it was run by people like him
Power corrupts.
He will always be a legend
Mr. Rogers is so very Christ like, loving, kind, caring and tender.
This mans level of IQ and true human response is incredible. Watch his eyes during a 50% question. and he'll flip it to a 100% answer. And to any topic he chooses. Gotta love Mr Roger's
Mr. Rogers knew how to stay in touch with his humanity........
He had some deep connection to the essence of a child but in a grown man’s body. I feel like we get worn down by life and end up in places mentally that we never even considered as a child. And those things end up being a source of dread, angst, confusion, feelings of doubt and insufficiency, and so many other things.
Somehow, Mr. Rogers could always tap into that small child that’s still inside of us that wants to FEEL special, or unique, or needed. He was able to bring that feeling out of adults in a complicated, confusing world.
The white line between the texts is more important than the text. Gives one time to think what has been written. Another wonderful definition of readi g between the lines.
Mister Roger's voice is so soft, it's like a cup of hot chocolate after a stressful day 🥺 actually lowered my anxiety right now