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This is how we were built to live

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free masons control everything even the forests

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Its so beautifull where you live❤

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I love that i recognized some of what you were picking- the sumac really caught my eye!

I love this, all of it. I need to find more people like you in the outside world...

Hey Susanne, maybe you could learn about catrography (location astrology) and find out what is a more suportive location to live, depending on what you desire to to fulfill your soul. That would mean to 'move' on a specific meridian line. For example i choose to move countries to be on my South Node of the Moon, wich meant for me an hermetic, peacefull life in the nature, wich made me really flourish. At my almost 50 years old i look really very very young, healthy, beautiful. I use to hate my entire look, but now i am such a happy being

My core sentence was: i am invisible for all the rest of human beeings. At my age now, wich is almost 49, i got this feeling, 'undestanding', even 'knowing' that I AM the only one existing person, wich it's true (in a sence) because we 'all' are ONE (hoe clichee might sounds 🙈) And indeed it's a happy realisation 💃

Exceeding well done......”give it back”♥️🇨🇦

So fun witnessing your creative journey! Thank you for sharing your playful process and joy at experimenting. Inspires me to go play as well!

Iam curious about the walnut ink…..

The earth has always had the ability to support life and humans forever, because it was sustainable the way it was set up. It was never meant to support an Economy or a corporate mentality. where everything is a commodity or a resource to be used bought and sold.

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I can relate to the feeling of being in a rush when the season of harvesting comes along. I live in the north of Sweden and the season of foraging and harvest is quite short here. But there is also something so calming with taking the time to be outside and gather nutishing things from nature.

loved the video . will be waiting for more of your videos.

I get the intent, but I also would like to know what you are making with the nature you picked.

So genuine! How long takes to make such a painting, Suzanne? Is your family name kind of Dutch? I am from Holland myself, so it sounds familiar

I just came across your video and I am so interested in do things like this. I gather walnuts and let them dry and get the smear out. Last year the squirrels got them all. I want to make my own tintures and salves and I am learning slowly but surely. Keep up the good work and enjoy. Hugs and angels

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An amazing video.....great effort. You are so much more than a “camera”.🇨🇦

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Lovely.....

Nice place ...plus beautiful vlogger keep vlogging i want more,,,by the way im from Philippines

Beautiful! Speaks to my heart and resonates, because I follow similar lines since I have the opportunity......

Funny video .

Enjoyed the video. Gorgeous setting.

"Modestly lowering her eyelashes, the maiden replied, “I wish you and your son happiness, but there is not enough money on the whole Earth that could buy a father’s garden, where each twig reaches out with love to the person who raised it. Money cannot buy the loyalty of a horse that played with your child as a foal. Your homestead will bring money. The homestead of my beloved will bring a sufficiency and love.” Anastasia "Ringing Cedars of Russia"

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Beautiful video Suzanne ❤

I enjoy watching video. That part when you were driving coffee

this was so beautiful thank you for your art!

If more people were honest and vulnerable not only with others, but themselves, the world would indeed be a better place. I'm 2 years into my healing journey and am happy i found your channel. You have a very wonderful and calm energy about you i can feel. Enjoyed the video)

Woooooooooo Wunda schon Madame aus Hamburg ❤Cem...

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It seems to me a very valuable collection of indigenous stories, so i have ordered this book for myself. It doesn't matter i live in Europe, beautiful sories about beautiful people will be always nourishing for the soul.

What a nice little Presence in the form of your Presece on this morning, Suzy! Not yet listen to, just wanted to express my joy!

Thanks for this. I was an 18th century reenactor and docent at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum. I spent a lot of my off time as a ship keeper for the Revolutionary War gunboat Philadelphia. But when on duty I covered a lot of history from the retreat of the glaciers 10to 12 thousand years ago to the present focusing in on whatever my guests asked questions about. Here in the Hudson River, Lake Champlain corridor there four different ages of pre European cultures that we know about from archaeology. Then the contact and colonial period with its shifting alliances and wars. The French to the north and the Dutch to the south partnered with different tribes and cooperated at the resource extraction and traded. Mostly furs for metal tools. Neither the French or Dutch were really interested in making a big life here beyond trade but were often drawn into intertribal warfare with their trading partners. The English were like that too at first when they were a fragile presence but then moved to take over from the French and Dutch as their numbers increased. They also wanted all the land for their rapidly expanding population but still needed to treat the indigenous people with some respect. The American Revolution changed all that. Some tribes allied to the Americans were absorbed and virtually disappeared. Those allied with the British started the process of forced movement. Some tribes and their warriors suffered defeat after defeat. I have always wanted to know more about the northeast woodland tribes the Algonquin to the north and east and the Iroquois to the west and south. Where I live shifted back and forth with the fortunes of the large tribal groups. The Iroquois were on the assent at the time of the Revolution starting with the original 5 tribes and expanding to 7 plus fragmented smaller group. The Tuscarora being forced north from Cherokee lands. It is really very hard to learn the real histories of these peoples, there is no one source. I spent a lot of time in Washington DC at the museum there trying to put a bigger picture together but all the information was very tribe oriented. It seems to me the story of the western tribes is much easier to pull together but that isn’t the story of where I live. Is there any information in that book on the earlier cultures, the Algonquin culture especially or the Iroquois Confederation?

hi Suzanne, love the video! I moved to upstate SC about a year ago and starting to connect with my inner self again. I'm looking for willow tree bark for a spell, where is a good area in upstate SC to find this? Thank you and Blessed Be.

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That was quite a video. I think it is great that you are trying this. Trying to take ownership, tying to be honest while being respectful, recognizing the connection with your body and mental health, recognizing your art as a path to health. It all sounds so good but definitely not easy. I follow Johanna also which is probably how RUclips brought me to your videos. I wrote about my situation back on another of your videos on the beach where you opened up to an amazing degree. I know physical abuse and estrangement. But my mental stresses were completely different. I didn’t know how the mental stress was affecting my body and mind until my father died and I had such a weight lifted. I had spent 50 years always prepared to defend myself, my mother and siblings. To kill if necessary from age 10. What a load gone that I didn’t even know I was carrying. Keep up the good work, videos and art. Thank you.

You can close your eyes and just listen to the beautiful indigo bird chirping. So calming. But also the sun rays, the clouds caressing the top of the trees, and all those beautiful shades of green are so worth watching in detail. Indigo is one of my favorite shades of color. It has that powerful and deep color that makes you dive into unexpected realms. Thank you for this video cherishing it 🥰🌿

Wonderful, soothing and inspiring video ❤

I come back to these vids when I need to drop into my heart, it's just a shortcut i have discovered when your channel came my way. Thank you blue Birdy 🐦, thank you Butterfly , thank you Idigo colour and The Blue Mother 🩵💙🩵 ,thank you Suzy 💐for the sweetest sounds and images of Life 🫂

How sweet: 'practice video session in the woods'...so genuine! 🧚‍♂️🧚‍♀️🧚