Finding life on Mt.Everest: Elia Saikaly at TEDxAshburn
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2013
- Elia Saikaly takes the audience on an adventure to the summit of Mount Everest, a trip that he usually completes with eager classrooms from around the world.
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This is the best story of awakening I have ever heard and i'm sure your words will continue to ignite the fire within the souls of the people drawn to you and your work. Well done!
Beautiful presentation, & highly inspiring. Thank you!
Amazing story telling ..inspired 🙏..
Enjoyed the story. Congrats on summiting. Don't forget to pay your friends back. 👍🏽
Hello friends,lots of Love and peace from the world most peaceful country "Nepal".I want to say you;please visit at least one time the real heaven in the Word(NEAL).😍
Great talk!
I love adventure
Broo why am i crying lol. I love thiss ❤️❤️
Can't like it simply due to a first time climber going to Everest, not even trying to train on smaller peaks first :l.
Makes you think how hard it is?
And Sherpas ? Where are they in this story?
Mind-boggled by a couple of things. 1 - not a single mention of the Sherpas, or other guides, or any of the people who helped him get safely to the summit (and back). 2 - thankfully, his trip was successful and he’s still alive, but climbing Everest with schoolkids watching every move? Everest is littered with bodies of people who didn’t make it. Happy for this guy and all, but it’s a little too “me, me, me” for me, and devoid of the quality of respect I get when I listen to actual mountaineers.
Let's get inspired and channel it in our as well as other's lives for the greater good rather than nitpicking and spoiling the purpose......
@Keith Spot on.
Oh my god, like wtf, at 26 he had no idea where Mount Everest is (sheer ignorance), had never been to a "3rd world country" (pretentious and condescending), and had never slept in a tent (wuss).
And so? He's precisely joking about that...
luckily he acknowledges that it's wrong.
That's exactly why so many people said he NEEDED to tell this story
And I mistook finding life for finding "living things" on Mt Everest!
He is SO arrogant... almost laughable
He's alright, I've heard worse.
We love you but please calling our countries the third world countries. We don't like being called that ..
leave everest alone before it gets polluted please for the love of nature please
It already is
Too late, its a graveyard