0:00 - Introduction 7:26 - Morning routine on the roof 11:19 - Special people in Vilcabamba 18:06 - Importance of nature and grounding 20:56 - Healers and their impact 27:53 - Energy and vibes of the market 31:34 - Community healing and personal experiences 39:29 - Simulation theory discussion 49:29 - Importance of self-development 57:11 - Enjoying simple pleasures and nature 1:03:00 - Outro
I love this talk of psychosomatics!! I am a naturopathic doctor that also specializes in (NEO) Emotional Release. It is so powerful to dive into the body, into your subconscious and welcome the emotions that were not able to be felt in the past, feel them and heal the pathology. ❤😊 100% we will hope to see you guys at the beginning of august at the Saturday market 🎉
I've been watching your channel for the last couple of months as I'm considering making Vilcabamba my future home. It's great to hear an honest take on the good, the bad and the ugly down there. Keep up the great work guys and thanks for the great information you provide. Your channel is exactly what I was hoping to find!
So, these are real people, the abundantes. No blue screen, no play acting, real experience in real time. I just realized why this crew is interesting....they are NOT seventy something or eighty something. They are at the prime of life, in their roles as family heads, as entraupeurs, explorers. Duh, I didn't know that??, well, there is a large possee of geriatrics, I am one, here and I think mentally Ive made that the norm. Their curiosity is wide, their problem solving, by necisesity, is exercised. Pathfinders for their audience, wanabee expats. Remember, youz up north suffering heat/cold, a percentage of us expats will say their great regret is that they waited so long to come here. Like....what did the extra suffering gain me?
Given the nature of this and many other conversations you entertain on this channel I’m surprised that I haven’t come across or been able to find an interview with Tom Osher from Chambalabamba community that’s very nearby. Because in my understanding he has been a well known figure in the counter cultural community in that region for some time now.
Watch some Billy Carson video's. Treat them as if you were watching some science fiction movies. You don't have to believe it, just be entertained by them. If they cause you to question things...Mission accomplished!
I think I came across him years ago… never dove deep into his stuff though. From what I recall, he believes ancient advanced civilizations might have coexisted with or even used dinosaurs in ways not recognized by mainstream “science.” Is that the guy you’re referring to? Any specific work of his jump out to you?
Billy Carson may sound like science fiction to a lot of people who have bought into the mainstream religious dogma, but explain one thing... How did the Pyramids get built? The earth and human civilization is waaay older than what mainstream Christianity recognizes. Nobody likes being told they're wrong, but if you don't have answers, then maybe you are?
Bible joke... I think God might be a woman. Why were all those people killed in Noah's Flood? Were they wicked? Were they? The Ten Commandments didn't even exist yet. Moses didn't come along for another 2 thousand years. So what rules were they supposed to follow? What were they supposed to know? This is why I think God is a woman, because only a woman wants to kill you for not being able to read her mind.
Hey ladies, pinche guedo here. the most important thing is that the video guy(keep forgetting his name...marijuana is one hell of a drug) is the star of the show. keep it up uyoung man. now im planning a month long trip to cuenca and take spanish lessons with Simon Bolivar spanish school. i am a burn survivor and im just trying to figure out ig i need to bring a water cooled vest judt in case. from my studies cuenca temp hi is around 80 and vilca in the 80s. im good in the Texas heat till about 88 before i need ac...or a cold river. i hear the sun is harsher cuz altitude but wondering if it feels hotter due to sun. hopefully i made sense..if not ask questions for clarification. when i do come ill come visit my vilca boys.
MOF!!! The sun is indeed stronger here due to the high altitude, even if the temperature itself is not extremely high. So brimmed hats and UV protective clothing is something to consider as a staple. The higher altitude can also increase the risk of dehydration, so make sure to drink plenty of water/electrolytes throughout the day. We have a great recipe for a “nature’s gatorade” we’re happy to share! Bringing a water-cooled vest could be a good precautionary measure, if only for peace of mind knowing you have an option to cool down quickly if needed. Luckily there are rivers and streams everywhere so you have lots of natural spots to get into the shade and or take a dip if you need to. Send us a note to info@abecuador.com when you’re close and we’re happy to answer any other questions and/or connect while you’re here. Thanks for watching! ❤️ 🙏
Hey guys - thanks for the video. I’ve been considering relocating to Ecuador but I’m wondering if you have any advice on taking pets? I believe there is a limit of two pets per person if you are immigrating. I have three dogs which I’d be taking with me wherever I relocate to, and would love to hear if you have any experience of this rule and if there are any exemptions that could allow me to take all three dogs with me, if I did move to Ecuador. It’s probably my biggest obstacle to moving there, so I’d be grateful for any advice or sources of info that you’d recommend. Cheers
Sweet! Where will you be traveling from? Send us a note to info@abecuador.com and we’re happy to talk you through the process as well as any other questions you have! Thanks for watching! ❤️ 🙏
@@AbundantLivingEcuador After hearing of all the violence that has spread in Ecuador, and my family constantly telling me not to make the move, I contacted 8 friends from different parts of the country for their advice. 3 are Ecuadorians, 5 expats. The general consensus was to wait 6 months to a year before making the move to see if the situation improves... BTW, 2 of those cautioning me the most, live in Vilca or nearby. I cannot wait that long but since I've been waiting this long I figure a few months to see if Noboa makes some headway might be prudent. I am so torn. I still want a small finca a bit further out, which may not be the wisest choice for an older single woman, but that will make me happy. I heard today about the couple that just a few days ago, was brutally assaulted and robbed not far from Vilca. Terrifying!
Right on - Everyone has to make their own decisions and risk assessments for sure! Trust your gut… you’ll know when the time is right if it’s meant for you. Hope you’re enjoying the summer and all is well! Thanks for watching!
One of my favorite pods of ALE…healing, energy medicine, kind, and tranquillo and even a reference to new German medicine, which is on my list for focus. You guys do a wonderful service and I appreciate the banter.
0:00 - Introduction
7:26 - Morning routine on the roof
11:19 - Special people in Vilcabamba
18:06 - Importance of nature and grounding
20:56 - Healers and their impact
27:53 - Energy and vibes of the market
31:34 - Community healing and personal experiences
39:29 - Simulation theory discussion
49:29 - Importance of self-development
57:11 - Enjoying simple pleasures and nature
1:03:00 - Outro
I see a peaceful place...as you guy talk about the valley...
I love this talk of psychosomatics!! I am a naturopathic doctor that also specializes in (NEO) Emotional Release. It is so powerful to dive into the body, into your subconscious and welcome the emotions that were not able to be felt in the past, feel them and heal the pathology. ❤😊 100% we will hope to see you guys at the beginning of august at the Saturday market 🎉
Awesome Jasmine! How long will you be visiting? Send us a note to info@abecuador.com if we can help with anything. See you soon! ❤️ 🙏
Thanks for sharing that spectrum image from psychopath to psychic. I’m happy to report we lean a little to the right of center on that chart. :-)
👍 Glad you appreciated it! Thanks for watching! ❤️ 🙏
I've been watching your channel for the last couple of months as I'm considering making Vilcabamba my future home.
It's great to hear an honest take on the good, the bad and the ugly down there.
Keep up the great work guys and thanks for the great information you provide. Your channel is exactly what I was hoping to find!
Thanks for watching and the feedback Shane! Where do you call home now?
@@AbundantLivingEcuador I'm currently in Alberta, Canada.
Cool! Reach out with any questions and we’re happy to help where we can: info@abecuador.com ❤️ 🙏
@AbundantLivingEcuador Thanks man. I appreciate that. I did send you guys a coupe of questions about an upcoming visit.
Sweet - we’ll make sure you get answers. Talk with you more soon!
Keep up the good work, appreciate you guys putting out a real perspective of living conditions there. Some day
Our pleasure! Thanks for the support! 🙏 ❤️
I’m coming
Thank you for providing fantastic bridging between cultures
Ha! Sweet! From where? Let us know if we can help or if you have specific questions: info@abecuador.com ❤️ 🙏
I would love to see Brandon and his family! I see you in town.
See you again soon Mike! How were the fights in Loja?
So, these are real people, the abundantes. No blue screen, no play acting, real experience in real time. I just realized why this crew is interesting....they are NOT seventy something or eighty something. They are at the prime of life, in their roles as family heads, as entraupeurs, explorers. Duh, I didn't know that??, well, there is a large possee of geriatrics, I am one, here and I think mentally Ive made that the norm. Their curiosity is wide, their problem solving, by necisesity, is exercised. Pathfinders for their audience, wanabee expats. Remember, youz up north suffering heat/cold, a percentage of us expats will say their great regret is that they waited so long to come here. Like....what did the extra suffering gain me?
Thanks for sharing your perspective Glen! This is a vibrant and diverse community for sure! ❤️ 🙏
Black Sheep Squadron!(1970s tv show). Ha ha! Hope to be back in town soon. Cheers.
🤣 See you soon!
Given the nature of this and many other conversations you entertain on this channel I’m surprised that I haven’t come across or been able to find an interview with Tom Osher from Chambalabamba community that’s very nearby. Because in my understanding he has been a well known figure in the counter cultural community in that region for some time now.
Sadly (for us still here) Tom has passed on from this realm… 🙏 ❤️
Sorry to hear that. Thanks for letting me know.
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Racism? That's everywhere. Someday I will visit Vilcabamba because of your continuing promotion. Saludos.
😂 Tongue in cheek… stop by and say hello if you’re down our way! ❤️ 🙏
Don’t put it of go see 👍
👊 ❤️
See you in October! 😎
Woohoo!!! I was just thinking about you guys! ❤️ 🙏
Watch some Billy Carson video's.
Treat them as if you were watching some science fiction movies.
You don't have to believe it, just be entertained by them.
If they cause you to question things...Mission accomplished!
I think I came across him years ago… never dove deep into his stuff though. From what I recall, he believes ancient advanced civilizations might have coexisted with or even used dinosaurs in ways not recognized by mainstream “science.”
Is that the guy you’re referring to? Any specific work of his jump out to you?
Billy Carson may sound like science fiction to a lot of people who have bought into the mainstream religious dogma, but explain one thing...
How did the Pyramids get built?
The earth and human civilization is waaay older than what mainstream Christianity recognizes.
Nobody likes being told they're wrong, but if you don't have answers, then maybe you are?
Bible joke...
I think God might be a woman.
Why were all those people killed in Noah's Flood?
Were they wicked?
Were they?
The Ten Commandments didn't even exist yet.
Moses didn't come along for another 2 thousand years.
So what rules were they supposed to follow?
What were they supposed to know?
This is why I think God is a woman, because only a woman wants to kill you for not being able to read her mind.
Hey ladies, pinche guedo here. the most important thing is that the video guy(keep forgetting his name...marijuana is one hell of a drug) is the star of the show. keep it up uyoung man.
now im planning a month long trip to cuenca and take spanish lessons with Simon Bolivar spanish school. i am a burn survivor and im just trying to figure out ig i need to bring a water cooled vest judt in case.
from my studies cuenca temp hi is around 80 and vilca in the 80s. im good in the Texas heat till about 88 before i need ac...or a cold river. i hear the sun is harsher cuz altitude but wondering if it feels hotter due to sun.
hopefully i made sense..if not ask questions for clarification.
when i do come ill come visit my vilca boys.
MOF!!!
The sun is indeed stronger here due to the high altitude, even if the temperature itself is not extremely high. So brimmed hats and UV protective clothing is something to consider as a staple. The higher altitude can also increase the risk of dehydration, so make sure to drink plenty of water/electrolytes throughout the day. We have a great recipe for a “nature’s gatorade” we’re happy to share!
Bringing a water-cooled vest could be a good precautionary measure, if only for peace of mind knowing you have an option to cool down quickly if needed.
Luckily there are rivers and streams everywhere so you have lots of natural spots to get into the shade and or take a dip if you need to.
Send us a note to info@abecuador.com when you’re close and we’re happy to answer any other questions and/or connect while you’re here. Thanks for watching! ❤️ 🙏
@@AbundantLivingEcuador thank you so much. I most definitely will be in touch at some point.
👊 ❤️
Hey guys - thanks for the video. I’ve been considering relocating to Ecuador but I’m wondering if you have any advice on taking pets? I believe there is a limit of two pets per person if you are immigrating. I have three dogs which I’d be taking with me wherever I relocate to, and would love to hear if you have any experience of this rule and if there are any exemptions that could allow me to take all three dogs with me, if I did move to Ecuador. It’s probably my biggest obstacle to moving there, so I’d be grateful for any advice or sources of info that you’d recommend. Cheers
Sweet! Where will you be traveling from? Send us a note to info@abecuador.com and we’re happy to talk you through the process as well as any other questions you have! Thanks for watching! ❤️ 🙏
@@AbundantLivingEcuador thanks very much. I’m moving from the UK. I’ll drop you a note. Much appreciated.
👊 ❤️
Phenomenal way to illustrate the anti-aging effects of Vilcabamba 😂
🤣 From now on it’s just levels, not ages! Like a video game! I’m on level 45… about to level up to 46!
You started the game three years before me
🤣
How "Out There" am I?
I listen to a lot of Billy Carson.
How much research are you willing to do to prove him wrong?
I replied to your previous comment … check it out!
Where is Karl?
He is very kind guy!
Visiting family in 🇨🇦! Are you in town Meri? Did you meet up with Carl?
What ever happened to Ryan? Did he ever get his house finished???
Ryan is is still with us here living his best life with his wife and daughter! His house is finished too.How are your plans coming along Diana?
@@AbundantLivingEcuador After hearing of all the violence that has spread in Ecuador, and my family constantly telling me not to make the move, I contacted 8 friends from different parts of the country for their advice. 3 are Ecuadorians, 5 expats. The general consensus was to wait 6 months to a year before making the move to see if the situation improves... BTW, 2 of those cautioning me the most, live in Vilca or nearby. I cannot wait that long but since I've been waiting this long I figure a few months to see if Noboa makes some headway might be prudent. I am so torn. I still want a small finca a bit further out, which may not be the wisest choice for an older single woman, but that will make me happy. I heard today about the couple that just a few days ago, was brutally assaulted and robbed not far from Vilca. Terrifying!
Right on - Everyone has to make their own decisions and risk assessments for sure! Trust your gut… you’ll know when the time is right if it’s meant for you. Hope you’re enjoying the summer and all is well! Thanks for watching!
You deleted me?
BEEEOOOTCHES!!!
Huh?
HI guys, l always enjoy watching your videos. I was wondering why Carl is not on the videos with you two...anymore
He’s visiting family in 🇨🇦
@@AbundantLivingEcuador Thank you for letting me know. Best wishes. Sylvie
Keep up the good work. Enjoy your guy’s feet on the ground perspective
You bet - thanks for watching! ❤️ 🙏
One of my favorite pods of ALE…healing, energy medicine, kind, and tranquillo and even a reference to new German medicine, which is on my list for focus. You guys do a wonderful service and I appreciate the banter.