HOW I CHANGE MY LIFE | Life in the Azores
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2021
- If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change how you think about it. When I change my life I change my perspective and instead of focusing on my strengths I focus on my weaknesses.
Change is uncomfortable and challenging both when it happens to us and when we make it happen. It can make us feel terrified and limited as well as encouraged and liberated and that´s ok. Change is never easy but it always is a chance.
I hope you enjoy. Thank you for watching!
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I think I was searching for change also…change from the hectic stressful life I had. So I quit my job, sold my house and changed my life. I too live in the Azores, on Terceira. I now live like I want, as the person I choose to be, stress free care free. I hope it continues to work out for you…happiness and peace to you
That's amazing! I'm so happy for you. You can be very proud of yourself that you did and that you are still doing what makes you feel good and that you take care of yourself and your needs. Thank you for sharing.
Sending my best wishes to Terceira!
the surface of the water is the perfect metaphor of change .
It truly is. Especially bodies of water which are always moving like the ocean or rivers.
Hello dear Rahel!
I am a big fan of Herman Hesse, who after many trips in Italy and India finally landed in Europe on a Swiss lake. He was considered a stranger by many, including his family. But in spite of everything, his natural writing style made him recognized as one of the greatest writers. I feel you are so related to him.
Hello! Thank you for sharing this kind message and your appreciation.
I have read a few books of Herman Hesse myself unfortunately I don't know anything about him as a person, but I know that he is a great writer, so I feel very flattered that you feel that I'm related to him. It means a lot!
I cannot live my life without go trying live in the Azores, and I will start from zero, be huble, if I get the opertunety
Dreams can become reality if you really believe in them and yourself.
I have got to put the Azores on my "bucket list", very nice scenery there it looks like 👍
I can feel you sister as a hsp,i think your authentic self brought you to your peace,the soul always knows the way home,keep it up!
Salutations from Saõ miguel🎇
Thank you so so much for your kind words. It's means a lot to me. Sending you my best wishes to São Miguel!
The Acores…. Looks like home❤❤❤
Great video!!!
Thank you so much for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed this one!
So much beauty. ❤️❤️❤️ Works magic in the soul.
Thank you. I'm glad you feel that way.
Thank you for another great video ❤🙏
My pleasure. Thank you for letting me know that you enjoyed it.
Yes. Changing the situations one is in to better fit who we are is more self aware than forcing ourselves into something we are not to better deal with our situations. Very insightful.
Beautifully said. I'm glad you can resonate with my thoughts. Thank you for sharing yours, Ellen.
absolutely.
Have watched this over and over. Another beautiful and inspiring piece of art. It is a privilege to be able to share your thoughts, and your life on beautiful Pico Island. Sending love and thanks to you 🙏💜
Thank you, Claire. It makes me so happy to hear that you felt inspired to watch it several times.
I do feel very privileged that I live on Pico Island and that I am able to share my perception of life with you. I'm very grateful. Sending lots of love back to you!
Beautiful and peaceful, great content, Rahel :)
Thank you so much, Yvonne!
I identify with all of your thoughts.
I'm very happy to hear that you can relate.
Rahel, 12 minutes and 50 seconds of calmness and reflection. Beautiful scenery and lingering shots, with a nice quiet introduction and ending. Keep up the good work👏👏👏🌅☀️
Thank you for your appreciation. I'm glad you enjoyed!
Thank you for you time, reflection and thoutghs. These images from the Azores, land of my ancesters brings me nostalgia and happyness. But Sometimes i close my eyes and only listend to your calme voice, music and the sound of nature. Thank you Rahel for behind what you are, and simply yourself 🙏🏼😌❤️
Thank you so much, Roberto, for taking the time to share how you feel about what I create and for expressing your appreciation. Reading your kind and loving words warms my heart and means so much to me! Sending my best wishes from the land of your ancestors to you!
Absolutely agree with all you say here. I too was driven to feel ashamed of my weakness...not anymore. I have also started to change my situations and for once I'm not ashamed of doing it.
Stunning vistas again along with such clear waters. I also have a new TV given to me by a relative... It's 4k so your videos look even more stunning! Brilliant music too....
That's so amazing that you are no longer ashamed of your weakness because you shouldn't be, but I know how much it takes to get there. Be proud of yourself!
It's good to know that my videos are able to keep up with your TV in 4k, since I only see them on my phone I wouldn't know. Also thanks for mentioning that you like the music, I tried out this music platform for the very first time and I was wondering if anyone would notice anything. Sending best wishes to you!
@@RahelStadler yes absolutely the music was great! And definitely looks awesome on 4k
Another beautiful video 👏🏽 ✨🌱
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it.
Dear Rahel, there is a lot to discover about these things..so much in one post!
The natural sensitivity, being part of an experience,
creates the responcibility for 'The Life's which you are..,
and should be hold dearly, like a diamond in your hand.
Guilt, as Meister Eckhart long, long ago explained to us, "is not a 'thing' to be given"..it just wouldn't work, the feeling does not match with the action!
Guilt then he said, "can only do it's great work, inwardly, when it is factually owned".
I thought always like everyone, that little children are more sensitive.., as the society around me said.
But we should actually say: We LOST the sensitivity in time! ( witch clears the problem better)
Many years at early school, we got psychologicaly trown around, battered, bumbed, scarved and loaded with 'guilt'..
And only by corrupting ourselves (=The Life), we have been socially accepted( or better..culturely accepted), becoming 'hardened for life'.
Which was even by parents valued as 'good for you' good for later in life..( a betrayal.., although they did not see :-)
And there you go, with a good education, and psychologicaly hurt.( but at least hardened for yourself)
Let us not forget, that 'social' and 'culture' are a thought-construction, not an eternal idea, there isn't any unconditional here!
As Jiddu Krishnamurti once said to us: "The Life creates us in so many forms, but culture tries to push us all in one mold.., how grotesque!"
And then there is this 'emotion'..
Another action of the brain.., this time recognizing the chemical triggers used to make the experience new..
And again and again..not the fact itself.., as a tool to nurish the 'me'..
Or??
Thanks for sharing, be your own light!
I very much appreciate you taking the time and sharing your insightful thoughts, Thomas.
What you say about children's sensitivity and being hardened for life stood out to me the most. I find it so interesting how small children are purely themselves and just speaking their truth until they are told otherwise and then their essence gets hidden in this hard shell and at some point in life some of them try to get through this hard shell to find their pure self again. It seems like a different version of 'The circle of life' . And it seems like we should take better care of our inner child.
Thank you for giving me food for thought.
@@RahelStadler , thanks, and you have triggered me yourself :-)
I excuse me to all readers, using not much examples, writing things with less words, being it just a 'comment' as a guest..
It then becomes hard to 'see' in daily use.., sorry for such a telegram-style.:-(
....children, you know of by yourself, do need to learn much, their brains work 'overtime'..
There is nothing wrong with that, it should be so.
Everything practical must be learned, nothing practical was there from yourself, right?
But from the first second on, knowledge wasn't there, but you felt a lot.
The action of such a temperature change, hanging on your feet, did make you screem as never before! Literally..
You didn't have anything else to choose from, and it worked, feeling the warm embrace of your mother so quickly!
And the brain remembers, action makes result!
Knowledge starts there, and probably even earlier..
But you, as being Life yourself, without knowing it, was loaded with true feelings.
It did come with Life which you are.
And there is never ever somebody who started without thàt.., healthy or not healthy, all of us.
These were reactions, directly as it should be, with NO interference by knowledge..clear and simple, no backpack of knowledge in between.
So, the senses were first, and should stay 'the first', they are pure from Life.
More pure..cannot be.
And why on earth did I have to loose that???
Why should I be what I am, with only the mostly 'second hand' filling of the brain..knowledge?
Why should I later be compared to others, while I am already thàt, the sensitive Life..so unguilty.. unconditioned.. authentic?
Being unguilty.. unconditioned..authentic, should there then suddenly be a winner or a looser?
A good or a bad human?
Meaning actually: The Life made a mistake, and we know it better?
Ohh, my goodness, how many brainy teachers did I have, for which this sense of Life did not even exist!
And yes, they make this love themselves.., I love my wife, I love my child, I love my house, I love my car...etc.etc.
Like we now all do..with our brains.
That isn't greatness, it is smallness.
But hey, I have been part of that, I have still a lot to 'see' and discover.:-)
Thanks for the triggers in your good video work!! :-)
@@ThomiX0.0 there is no need to apologize for writing long and detailed messages. There is no wring or right. It's your way of answering and I appreciate you sharing your thoughts in whichever form, shape or length.
I agree with what you are saying regarding that senses should stay first and yes we tend to learn to suppress certain sensations or feelings but the good part is that we can rediscover and reconnect with our senses, if we are willing to work ourselves through all the layers of trained behavior and in some way it's actually a privilege to go on a journey of finding what has been lost, it is a chance to rediscover life and purpose. There might be a reason why we have to relearn certain things in our life.
@@RahelStadler , thanks.., it is very comforting to mention that there might be a reason to relearn our sensitivity in Life..:-)
To me it is like a shelter on the camping ground..the grass under it will die out.:-)
Parents, out of care, might give their child a present, saying 'this is only for You..',
but care it might be, the 'love' to enhance the child with things from outside, is 'putting a shelter at the camping ground'.
'The Love', the one who isn't a thought from us, seems to be grounded in Truth, and Beauty for that matter, being all one.
In this way, there is a present given to play with, but it isn't yours..(and never becomes You) and nothing is there to defend it, it just IS.
In other words, knowledge separates YOU and your stuff, while Wisdom free's us from boundaries, as they simply do not exist.
A circle drawn at the beach, makes you in it, or out of it..
But You made the circle..it did not exist.:-)
We all know the results of that..later in time..
The human perspective on perfection might be imperfect in itself. What people see as imperfections might be natures way of perfection. You are very unique and I am learning a lot from your journey.
Andy i share your perception....
Hello Andy. Thank you for your appreciation!
It's so wonderful to hear that you are learning from my journey that means we it's already two of us, as I'm learning from it myself.
Thank you also for sharing your thoughts on perfection I find your first sentence that the concept of perfection in it self is already imperfect such a interesting way to put it and certainly thought provoking.
Sending best wishes from Pico!
Andy S I have found that dealing with the ups and downs of Life are a lot easier to accept if one understands and accepts that "everything is perfect in its imperfection".... There are so many 'questions' about 'perfection' - for example: what is perfection in its truest essence? My perfection is, most probably, not your imperfection - so perfection can be subjective which sort of brings it down to a very basic level which I think is not the 'type' of perfection one wants to adhere to when one is looking (and striving) for perfection (which is?). Believing that EVERYTHING is perfect as it unfolds (when things go wrong, or unexpected success in something, feelings of happiness, sadness, trauma, etc.) is a good start, imho.
@@banana1618 i very much agree with what you say but as always it's easier said than done especially if you throw expectations into the mix. Aren't we creating our own illusion of perfection by having immensely high expectations in life and having always an opinion about things should be? So believing that everything is how it should be also implies that we get rid of expectations don't you think?
@@RahelStadler as always Rahel, you have raised an interesting point.... expectations, desires, judgements can be rolled into one giant ball ! And, again - as you say - it is easier said than done to not have expectations, etc - but and there is a but... can we change our perception of our reality (er, ahem - I saw a video recently on this very topic...) - like do we always need to expect a certain outcome? One can start even if it is in a small way. I can think of one simple example - which is a good way to illustrate what I mean: say someone has done something to us which we think is nasty - what is our reaction (note reaction - not response)? (And the reaction will depend on the character of each person so afflicted) but generally there is an instinctive desire for some sort of equal exchange - something equally nasty to happen to the perpretator of the nastiness bestowed upon us.... Instead, consider: that whatever needs to happen (to that person), will happen and leave it at that? And although we suffered, we allow ourselves to have no expectations of what will happen - or not happen - to the perpetrator. Clearly some crimes/nastiness are really serious which cause extreme trauma/pain/damage so I'm not talking about such cases. To begin with, notice instances which are minor where one feels aggrieved and then try and forget about it - like where someone cuts in front of you sharply without any warning/signal as you are driving causing you to swerve and nearly hit another car. Now, instead of reacting by giving certain finger signals and hooting insanely, you remain calm and have no expectations about the incident - other than perhaps question if that person should be driving. In fact - by having no expectations - and just observing whilst driving, it is surprising how often one sees "instant karma" happen. I am trying not to be flippant as this issue deserves more. But, I hope it is possible to see the point I am making?
Several hundreds of books can be written about such topics... I have barely scratched the surface of the first book's cover.
Again meditation to great scenery and words to think about…..
I'm glad you enjoyed, Lars! Sending you my best wishes.
Wow, sure a talented artist
Thank you so much for your kind words, Michael.
Thank you Rahel. Another gem.
Thank you, Tony. It means a lot!
I hope you are doing well.
Hey Rahel, great video, and loving the zen vibe. Glad you have found a second home here on our lovely island. May I ask where you shot most of this video? No matter how many times I visit this beautiful island, I still have so much to discover. Thanks!
Thank you, Bert I'm glad you enjoyed.
The first part of the video was shot on the north coast in the area between São Miguel Arcanjo and Baìa das Canas, and in Prainha. The swimming part and the last part was shot on the south coast in São Jõao and Pontas Negras.
Yes, there is always more to discover the more you look for the little spots and the inconspicuous places the more treasures there are to find. I still discover new spots frequently and places also change completely their appearance depending on the weather conditions.
Best wishes!
Beautiful video. Thank you.
Thank you Orlando. I'm glad you like it!
Thanks Rahel; 🙏🏽
You are very welcome☀️
I like your vibe !❤️
Thank you.
Hello Rahel.
Yes, life it self gives a lot to think about, Happines but also sadness, Due to the circumstances and how we ourself react makes us change perpective in life. Making priorities.
Our thougts are constantly evolving.
When i stayed for 8 months at Sao Roque. I spend hours sitting at a 'Misterio' looking at the see, sometimes doing nothing ( But we always do something). and other times reading.
I noticed when i returned to Holland that i was more atttentive, energetic.... More myself...
I sincere hope that you ar not to "' sad'. Or for not to long..
But That you find happiness (perhaps love) in Pico..
And reading the comments you received, There's a kind of love you're giving and i hope receiving from your followers..
The 20'th of September I will set foot in Faial...and wave to you on Pico..
Thank you for your video's..
Hello Jorge.
You are very welcome. I'm glad you enjoy them. Beautifully said, it's so true how we react and that we react at all is so important.
I'm so happy for you that you will be able to recharge and spent your time "doing nothing" and reading in Faial so very soon, that's amazing!
You are right I try to give a lot of attention and love to each and everyone here who shares their thoughts and feelings with me because I don't take receiving anybody's words for granted. I very much appreciate the exchange and I have received nothing but heartwarming kindness in return and that's just precious to me!
How come you got the impression that I am sad in any way?
@@RahelStadler hi Eahel,
Yes i centaintly recharched myself during that period on Pico. Sometimes we need that, well I do.
It's the whole package that the acores have. The nature, the scenery, The constant sea around you. the smells of the fig tree, the silence.. etc. And also I met beautiful people from all parts of the world.
I don't mean anything with my comment.
And I'm not a filosopher (more a day dreamer)., Your video's/Images and the comments you make are very spiritual, but with a touch of melancholy..!!
Like your fleeing from something (I refere this to my own experience). And on Pico your thoughts emerge from the depth. And now you have time and space to think. find out questions, seeking for answers, And the time to built on your future.
At least that's what I make of it.
Maybe I project it to much on my own situation.
the expresion is that you can flee and go to another place on earth. the past stays in your head.. I wish you built a future on Pico and someday i would like to meet you. and talk about the beauty of the Acores.
Let's end with a Smile..
@@jorgevalentin2014 thank your for your explanation.
I believe your perception of me might be a reflection of yourself.
You are right, I think ' melancholy' is a big part of who I am but I perceive melancholy as something positive about myself. I very much appreciate the melancholic side of myself.
Actually I really like the word 'melancholy' and I just googled the official definition and I personally don't perceive melancholy as negative as described.
I often get perceived as sad or the words I say or the music I choose but I personally don't perceive it as sad or depressing.
I perceive it as a sentimental mood, an inclusiveness of all feelings and therefore an acceptance of the presence and experience of both positive and negative emotions.
I have a very big range of emotions and feelings and I like to embrace all of them. A good mood or good emotions doesn't necessarily mean to me that I feel pure happiness.
I certainly am not fleeing especially not from my emotions.
I am literally not able to flee. Suppressing or ignoring my feelings or thoughts doesn't work for me at all because I feel and remember basically everything.
I am kind of doing the opposite of fleeing. Since a very young age I sit with my feelings and I reflect, face and develop or transform my feelings.
Of course our past stays with us doesn't matter where we go and it makes sense since it shaped who we are today. Dealing with our past is creating our future and influencing our present and I work on that daily.
The more time and external peace we have and the less distractions and things we have to do the more space we create for everything including the dark, ugly, uncomfortable and painful parts of ourselves and I am all here for it.
@@RahelStadler Hi Rahel.
Thank you for answering.
You're right. I do percepted on my situation.
Changes In my life the last few years haven't been very positive. As I might say dramatic.
And last year I finally after twenty years returned back to the Acores. And again I felt (I don't know how to subcribe it) ,As if I was home again. ( I am from the mainland of Portugal).
It gives me peace, tranquility.
It is my flee that i'm searching... And I found it...
Thanks again for your kind words and i'm Looking forward to your new videos.. and words..
@@jorgevalentin2014 my pleasure. Thank you for being so open and reflective to looking inwards. I'm sorry that you perceive the recent changes in your life as dramatic. That's difficult to go through but as Soren Kierkegaard says: Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards. Maybe in some years from now these changes in your life make better sense or feel more positive.
Sending my best wishes to you!
Thank you. Another gem. It spoke to me. I can certainly relate. Thanks again.
My pleasure, Jon Paul. Thank you for your appreciation It makes me very happy that you can relate. Best wishes!
Beautiful, the words the video......
Thank you so much, Alexandre! I'm glad you enjoyed.
Your awesome Rahel!
Thank you for your appreciation, Gilby. Sending my best wishes to you!
beautiful photography and words - yet again. For me, the words in this video are the most profound I have heard you say to date (although on reviewing past videos that may change...). I am beginning to think that, if you continue on this path of self-discovery and continue discovering and reaching new depths of the self, you will need to open a classroom providing courses to those who are on a similar path. Of course, bearing in mind your characteristics (as described by you), you may not have any desire to do so so at present, so, if (or when) the time is right your mind about that may change.
Your ability to find those hidden locations on the island is amazing (and welcomed). Seeing life under the surface of the water - in all of its different forms was breathtaking and then a mermaid appeared - never expected that! lol
Thanks again - take care, Rahel.
Thank you so much, Charles for your appreciation. It's always so inspiring to hear your impressions.
I very much agree with what you say about my words in this one being the most profound. I definitely pushed myself with this one.
I believe it's a natural development because I'm learning so much in process of each of my videos and each of them provides me with a bit more of what I need to tap more more into my true potential whereas in the beginning I had solely a vision but I didn't really know what I was doing and I had no idea how I could possibly transport my way of being and express my true self through films and I was still a lot more scared and confused than I'm right now.
So I guess that's what learning by doing looks like.
Thank you for having faith in me and for considering me leading self-discovery courses some day in the future. I feel very flattered. But yes you are right, at this moment in life I can't imagine myself doing that but I certainly don't exclude this possibility since just one year ago I never imagined myself having my own RUclips channel let alone having so many people enjoying and appreciating my content. So I'm excited to see in which situation I find myself in one year from now.
I was honestly thinking that I would run out of places to film on such a small island but it's truly impressive how much more there is to discover in a single place by (again) simply just changing the perspective and the setting, different angles, different light or weather conditions make the appearance of a single place change drastically. I might have not filmed as many different places as you might think but I find frequently entirely new places which I have never seen before and I find great pleasure in rediscovering well known places and challenging myself to find something new every time I return.
Sending my best wishes to you!
O meu paraíso 😍
Rahel, this is another wonderful video full of wisdom, worthy having its content put into the book. What a great way of looking at the so called “weaknesses.”
In my spiritual journey, I have found that everything is neutral, not “good” nor “bad”. It is our perspective, our beliefs and thoughts about things that make them into “good” or “bad.”
The summer views (I am assuming this was filmed during summer) are simply breathtaking! Really inviting. I don’t know if you have done it already, but if you have not, maybe you can put the clips from different seasons and create a video called, “seasons in Azores” or something like that. And, if you did, I look forward to seeing this video as well. Thank you. Eve
Hello Eve, thank you for your kind words. This video was indeed filmed in August and during the time I was filming this it happened to be probably the hottest days I have ever experienced here in the Azores. It was around 38 degrees celsius with extremly high humidity. The behind the scenes were not that much fun but I love the outcome as well, so it was definitely worth it.
I have not made a video about the different seasons in the Azores yet. But thank you for the idea. I'm going to consider making such a video.
@@RahelStadler Wow!!!! Thankfully, we have not hit 38 degrees Celsius in Miami, but it felt like it the past summer. We are used to the heat and everything from the houses to our offices to our cars is air conditioned. I don't know how you manage without it. YIKES! Hopefully, this coming summer will not be so hot/humid.
You probably have enough additional footage now to create the video about seasons in Pico... when you are up for it.
@malgozata1875 totally without air conditioning it can be unpleasant in the summer time nowadays thanks to the climate change temperatures are no longer moderate.
I do not keep additional footage but it could be a nice little long term project.
@@RahelStadler Yikes! Yikes! How do you cope on those hot summer days? How do you cope on the extra cold days?
As for “seasons” video, it’s just an idea for when you can’t think of anything to make and have the time and inclination to make another video. That’s all. No pressure. No obligation. Pure freedom.
The only person you can change is you... With a little help from the Master Healer Jesus Christ... Beautiful
Hello George. Thank you.
I almost put this sentence 'The only person you can change is you' into this video, it's a good one and so true. I'm glad you shared it.
Sending my best wishes.
Im moving to Pico from Canada in the near future. Its a stunningly beautiful place but I wanted to ask if you ever become complacent of your surroundings or take it for granted? I have extended family there and I find that they take what they have for granted. By that I mean the beautiful surroundings, the ocean and the nature. Perhaps its because its all they really know. I wonder if because we come in from the outside we appreciate it more or do we fall in the same trap of getting used to it and taking it for granted also.
Hello Brian. It's good to hear from you and this is a very important question. Thank you for asking.
I believe there are people who are gifted and have the talent of being naturally appreciative and grateful.
Those people are appreciative and grateful about the good things and the beauty in their life doesn't matter where or how they live whereas others who live in the same place and experience the same circumstances are more likely to complain or taking something or a place more easily for granted.
Being appreciative and grateful is a mindset which some people just have and others have to continuously work on their whole life.
For example there might be people who appreciate the exact same place where you live at and where you want to get away from very much even though they experience the same positive and negative aspects like you do. ( I'm not implying that you are not grateful or appreciative of what you have in Canada )
It's easy for almost everyone to appreciate and to be grateful for things and places which are new and exciting and look like paradise to us but as soon as we are living somewhere longterm and have a daily routine and get to know the downsides about that place and properly live somewhere, we experience times in which we are less grateful and appreciative than we would like to be.
Because life becomes normal doesn't matter where we live. So for most of us appreciation and gratefulness fades over the years the more we dive into normality unless we actively work on our awareness and actively practice appreciation and gratefulness on a daily basis.
The Azores are a wonderful place to be and for sure in the first year(s) everyone is very appreciative and grateful to be here and then reality sets in and life happens and we experience challenges, negative aspects about the islands and personal problems and the paradise disappears in some days and we are facing the similar issues like anywhere else.
That's just my opinion but I believe if we have struggled to take things and places for granted where we are coming from, we will take things and places for granted sooner or later doesn't matter where we are unless we change our attitude towards it.
So to answer your questions, being grateful and appreciative doesn't come natural to me, so i do experience phases where I become complacent of my surroundings but I am aware of it and I continuously practice to get a more grateful and appreciative mindset. I have been improving a lot but I have to put in the work.
Sending my best wishes to Canada!
@@RahelStadler
Been in Scotland all my life. I absorbe my energy to live from the details of my surroundings, the tree, the grass, the colour, the form, & so forth.
We, as all Creation are connected on the same network. The network of needing AIR.
Like the weather in our details of life, it changes, to rain, hot, medium or all in one day. Such is life. Our moods & over thinking can lead to dark or positive thinking.
We're only visiting this earth for a short moments of life.
Kind Regards
@@onkarfreshie3127 thank you for sharing your point of you. I'm happy for you that you manage to absorbe your energy to live from the details of your surroundings. That's great!
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