When one tries to understand how all these human features in this video came about, one must consider the time period of hundreds of years in addition to the conditions these people lived in and their mind activity and processes to reach such grace in the state of body and mind to initiate such activity in building the right places, instruments to generate musical notes and the attire and the movement all obeying a harmony that many other countries cannot emulate. I feel the reason is that the cold weather seem to consolidate a way of life where the coldness is not to hard to stop nature being so colourful nor too hot for people to spend more time in the sun, and not concentrating to a deeper thoughts. It seems clear that nations which live around the equator never seem to organise themselves to reach such high levels both in architecture, art, the type of religion they accept, the capacity to work and sing together and to lower their voice while they shop at the open markets. Staying inside in cold weather makes people learn to live with each other in so many humanistic manners. The concentration of the mind and the inspirations one can get in a homely living were the initiations of inventions as the clock, the piston engine and all the ingenuities that provided home comforts in cold weather. The standard of logic in permutating and combining movements were as rich as the combination of musical notes by the great masters, who were aided by the fact that staying inside because of cold weather enticed them to reach an imagination beyond what people living in hot weather living an outside life can ever do. The grace in the flow of the movement that is shown and the manner in which people use their voice and the behaviour in public places, and the combination of musical notes seem all to be related to the beauty of nature when the countryside benefits from the amount of water that falls on the soil. The plants and colourful vegitation that grows bring with it such colours even to the man and the woman living in such conditions. The deportment is highly tuned for people to live together under one roof and be close enough to each other without annoying each other. These are qualities that one can only find in nations that spend a lot of time under a roof with other people and over hundred of years the conditions seem to bring about a social rule where one respect one another. The small villages were instumental to bring people together and form cultures where strangers were few and far between. Cultures came about including music and even a traditional local dress to add colour to the celebrating of the harvest time. It is certainly a long process to achieve all this but I would say that these people also grew up with the technology and the logic that made their lives comfortable and it was a self generating situation and not a case of buying what they have, they generated what they have. Being proud to own what one owns is nothing to write home about. Congratulations to all people who are contributing to the atmosphere created in this video. Look after that capacity to be together and sing together as that is what makes a nation. It is a quality that one cannot buy, it is a self generated quality which forefathers slowly transferred to the younger generation s who in turn built on it and now reached such spiritual levels that fills the human soul............only if one understands its human value and its worth. Well done all.
"aber wir haben uns natürlich gefragt, wer hat wohl den längsten namen?" oida voda hab mich so abpeckt als ich das ghört hab. naja, iwie muss man ja die zeit totschlagen :D und dieses mysterium muss UNBEDINGT gelüftet werden, ich hab eh scho kane fingernägel mehr vor lauter spannung!
meine hochachtung an die kommentatoren. wenn man kein deutsch spricht könnte man vom sonoren tonfall her meinen man kriegt historische infos übern opernball am laufenden band. aber nein, man wird aufgeklärt dass die deckenkamera deckenkamera heißt weil sie an der decke hängt - und nicht in eine decke eingewickelt ist, oh noes! gut dassas gsagt ham, hab ma schon sorgen gmacht der kamera wirds eippa zheiß.
When one tries to understand how all these human features in this video came about, one must consider the time period of hundreds of years in addition to the conditions these people lived in and their mind activity and processes to reach such grace in the state of body and mind to initiate such activity in building the right places, instruments to generate musical notes and the attire and the movement all obeying a harmony that many other countries cannot emulate. I feel the reason is that the cold weather seem to consolidate a way of life where the coldness is not to hard to stop nature being so colourful nor too hot for people to spend more time in the sun, and not concentrating to a deeper thoughts. It seems clear that nations which live around the equator never seem to organise themselves to reach such high levels both in architecture, art, the type of religion they accept, the capacity to work and sing together and to lower their voice while they shop at the open markets. Staying inside in cold weather makes people learn to live with each other in so many humanistic manners. The concentration of the mind and the inspirations one can get in a homely living were the initiations of inventions as the clock, the piston engine and all the ingenuities that provided home comforts in cold weather. The standard of logic in permutating and combining movements were as rich as the combination of musical notes by the great masters, who were aided by the fact that staying inside because of cold weather enticed them to reach an imagination beyond what people living in hot weather living an outside life can ever do.
The grace in the flow of the movement that is shown and the manner in which people use their voice and the behaviour in public places, and the combination of musical notes seem all to be related to the beauty of nature when the countryside benefits from the amount of water that falls on the soil. The plants and colourful vegitation that grows bring with it such colours even to the man and the woman living in such conditions. The deportment is highly tuned for people to live together under one roof and be close enough to each other without annoying each other. These are qualities that one can only find in nations that spend a lot of time under a roof with other people and over hundred of years the conditions seem to bring about a social rule where one respect one another. The small villages were instumental to bring people together and form cultures where strangers were few and far between. Cultures came about including music and even a traditional local dress to add colour to the celebrating of the harvest time. It is certainly a long process to achieve all this but I would say that these people also grew up with the technology and the logic that made their lives comfortable and it was a self generating situation and not a case of buying what they have, they generated what they have. Being proud to own what one owns is nothing to write home about.
Congratulations to all people who are contributing to the atmosphere created in this video. Look after that capacity to be together and sing together as that is what makes a nation. It is a quality that one cannot buy, it is a self generated quality which forefathers slowly transferred to the younger generation s who in turn built on it and now reached such spiritual levels that fills the human soul............only if one understands its human value and its worth. Well done all.
that is the brilliance of LIFE, Carmel Pule´
"aber wir haben uns natürlich gefragt, wer hat wohl den längsten namen?"
oida voda hab mich so abpeckt als ich das ghört hab.
naja, iwie muss man ja die zeit totschlagen :D und dieses mysterium muss UNBEDINGT gelüftet werden, ich hab eh scho kane fingernägel mehr vor lauter spannung!
"der mann mit dem längsten namen hat auch einen pferdeschwanz!"
ohgottohgottohgott wir kommen der auflösung des rätsels immer näher AAAAAHHHHHH
meine hochachtung an die kommentatoren. wenn man kein deutsch spricht könnte man vom sonoren tonfall her meinen man kriegt historische infos übern opernball am laufenden band.
aber nein, man wird aufgeklärt dass die deckenkamera deckenkamera heißt weil sie an der decke hängt - und nicht in eine decke eingewickelt ist, oh noes! gut dassas gsagt ham, hab ma schon sorgen gmacht der kamera wirds eippa zheiß.