Villagers React To Living with the Dark Winters in Sweden | Midnight sun & Polar night ! Tribal
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- Villagers React To Living with the Dark Winters in Sweden | Midnight sun & Polar night ! Tribal People
Tribal/Villagers try different International Food & Gadgets for the first time today they react to Living with the Dark Winters in Sweden | Midnight sun & Polar night for first time. They give pure reaction to the food/things they have never tried. Subscribe to our channel for latest videos.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!! ❤🙏🏻My heart melted watching their beautiful reactions! This made my day! 🙏🏻❤ Thank you!!!
Thanks Mam for the appreciation you made awesome and knowledgeable videos.
Tack själv Jonna! Du är en inspiration till oss alla!
Du äe en ängel Jonna precis som dom här underbara människorna
Your video was a gift you gave me today. Thank you so much Jonna!
Saknar Sverige... flyttade i 2006..
“Ice baths are not for everyone, of course”
Babu: “that’s what I’m thinking!” 😂
this cracked me up as well!
Not for me! Not without a hot spring nearby!
The thing is; water freezes at 0°C so the water is probably warmer than the air.
@@OppirompaMiDotCom you live in a warm country, don't you 😅 water cools you down much faster. The air may be below 0 celsius, but cold water is still way worse for your core temperature.
Edit: unless you suffer from hypothermia, ofc. Always start with cold water and work your way up.
@@OppirompaMiDotCom Yes, however water will always feel colder because as a liquid it can transfer energy much faster. If a material were to transfer energy at an extremely low rate, even touching it at 1000 degrees would not feel warm, despite the temperature its at.
One thing that I’ve noticed repeatedly is that these gentlemen are so curious and hungry for knowledge. They appreciate what they’ve learned and hold such a deep respect for everything they’re shown. They never discount the lifestyles and opinions of others. They merely appreciate the differences between them. I have so much respect for everyone here and in other videos I’ve seen.
A wise man never stops in his Quest for Knowledge my friend ❤
americans should take example from these smart open-minded people (that US calls savages, or muslim terrorists)
who have no stereotypes, who want to learn, and are interested in another thing that their own person.
That's what is called Humans.
I hope Jonna sees this video to see how she moved these wonderful men.
Yes, I do hope that Jonna sees this and receives the blessings given with the intention they are sent.
My wife watches her channel .
🙋♀️I 2nd that motion
If someone mentions her here it would not surprise me the slightest if she responded personally. That's just the kind of charismatic personality she is. Love her videos.
I need a "Jonna Jinton react to Villagers react to Polar Night and Midnight Sun" video.
They are supposed to be "humble" people, but I feel so humbled by the greatness of their hearts! I was so moved when Raeen felt grateful for a girl from a distant country who he never met or heard about for making the video and giving them the gift of learning about life in that distant land. How many of us "sophisticated" urbanites would think of that? Well, I'm thinking of it now. Thanks a lot to the Common Man Show team for bringing us these fabulous men from distant India to teach us so much of what really matters in life!
Goytá I couldn’t agree with you more. It’s completely humbling.
Yes! I feel this also. Those three Indian men have such big hearts 💛
It moved me a bit 😿
As Whippy99 said, I couldn't agree with you more.
Well said! I too really have been blessed by the uploads!! My 2 children as well.
Beautifully said 😘
I live in Finland (it's right next to Sweden) so same conditions here, but her beautiful video brought tears to my eyes... and a new kind of appreciation for my country... also our great gentleman here with their amazing reactions. Very nice video!
torille!
perkele
Isäs asuu Suomessa
@@jokuvaan5175 ja sun mutsis Turussa
@@saarapollonen8138 Hei, yritän tässä vaan heittää vähän läppää. Ei tartte tommosia loukkaavia törkeyksiä alkaa huutelemaan.
Coming from northern Sweden, I can't help but notice what she _didn't_ mention about those sunny summer nights.
The mosquitos. The millions and millions of them.
Wouldn't they also be out if it were dark?
Nope. There are no mosquitoes late fall, winter and early spring. At least, that's one good thing about the long dark winters up here 😁👍
@@helenevigdal2531 Except I have heard there are mosquitos that have adapted to live through winter in people's homes. They'll hide under your bed or something and then come out at night to suck your blood. Though that seems to be rare because none of the people I know have had that happen to them
I know that Mosquitos hate Hot and Cold. Didn't know that Mosquitos go out on Sunny Summer Night on Sweden. Or maybe because it is not Hot or Cold inside the House.
When I moved to Nenana, Alaska as a teenager; the mosquitoes drove me nuts sometimes. They could really make it impossible to get to sleep. Bzzzzzzzzzzz! every couple of seconds. I was glad when I moved to Anchorage.
She also sings and has an amazing voice, you should let them listen to her singing. Im sure they would love to hear that.
I think the Boys are yet in Love🤭
Give me a link to her video pls
@@Perktube1 Search for her; Jonna Jinton.
@@Miristzuheiss I know I am, she's a 10. She'd be an 11 if she had Elf ears.
@@Cosmo-Kramer With elf ears she would also to me a 💯💗
I'm Swedish and I'm so happy and proud you´re reacting to this video that I suggested. 🇸🇪
She has been nominated to RUclips Streamy Awards 2021 in the cinematography category. I really hope that she will win. She really deserves it. Jonna Jinton's videos are so beautiful, educational and breathtaking! 💖
Ikr, she's amazing . Nanook is tye cutest lol
the*
didnt know her, but she has all the necessary things for and award, shes cute, she takes great shots, and also speaks nice and profund things, good luck to her :p
@@kriketo Subscribe to her! She’s got so much more!
Väldigt intressant att jag först lär mig om denna fenomenala svenska RUclipsr från en indisk reaktionskanal. Livet är allt bra snurrigt ibland.
"Do something a little every day that makes you feel alive." This video was so beautiful. It made my eyes water a little bit. Thank you for sharing. 😊
PS. It is very short, but please show them her "kulning" video.
@@floydhill9265 Yes, please do! Tell them about her singing!
Coming out of ice bath definitely makes you feel alive 🥶😁
I noticed Saru was trying to figure out how exactly the sunshine works with the sun relative to the earth - Maybe an astronomy video explaining that part could be interesting?
Thought exactly the same thing - perhaps hte could watch a video of how seasons work relative to the length of the day/night and the position of the sun. That would explain to them the concept of the Polar Night and Mindnight Sun. ;-)
@@thelyricologist9568 you should write it as a comment so we can all like. Ive noticed the owners sometimes listen to the most liked comment for video ideas
It would certainly help the flat earth folks!
@@nateman10 Social distancing has been particularly stressful for the Flat Earth Society.
They fear such measures will push someone over the edge.
@@nateman10 " If anyone has a working model"
Flat earther and "working model" certainly does not go hand in hand at all.. Every version of their model always leave something out that it can't explain.
Idk what videos you've watched or how little knowledge you have where you actually think that flat earth models work at all.
The face he makes when Jonna does yoga was so precious, to see her do something from their culture made him smile straight away!!
Jonna is a very wise person, and she shares a glimpse of how her people have been living in that area for thousands of years
I thought she was German?
@@MaSa-bp5qe No, she is Swedish. She grew up in Gothenburg, but her family is from the area where she now lives.
Well, the Sapmi people has lived in the North of Sweden the longest. Something non - Sapmi persons (like me) often forget to mention.
@@johannessordfarne4553 Nope, they moved there in the 15th century.
You should show them a video of the Sami people moving their reindeer between the seasonal feeding grounds.
Yes, this must happen.
YES!!!
👏🏼💜💚💙
With their traditional tax funded helicopters and snowmobiles?
Sami people are snakes, we should catapult them into the baltic sea
Thank you from Sweden! 😃🇸🇪💙💛🇮🇳
What I heard about vitamine-D is that it is one reasons nations living under sharp sun tend to have darker skin and nations with less direct sunlight tend to have lighter skin. While dark skin protects the skin from direct sunlight far better, light skin is far more effective in producing vitamin-D. That is why northern nations have lighter skin (they have less sunlight). There is an exception to this rule and those are innuit people, their skin is not so light and not as good in producing vitamine-D from less sunlight but they get it mainly from their food as it is almost all fatty meat rich in vitamine-D.
Light skinned person in sub-saharan Africa (or South America) would need protection to not be constantly burned by sun (and develop for example skin cancer), in the opposition - dark person in very northern (or very southern) parts of world generates only about 1/5 amount of Vitamine-D (his skin is too protective there) and needs to supply himself with Vitamine-D by other means (consuming lots of fatty meat or take Vitamine-D directly as food supplement).
BTW: Sarru gets that perfectly, why there is polar day and polar night. Awesome!
Please correct me if not accurate. I am no scientist, I only read a lot.
And you can also have a UV lamp to boost your energy and get vitamin D. Also known as bird lamp or aviarian lamp and can be bought at pet stores.
@@SpookiCooki Yes and oppositly - if you are light-skinned you need more protection against UV under sunlight. Either by various protective creams and by covering your skin.
A big driving factor in darker skin is preventing skin cancer in places with heavy sun. Skin cancer can kill very young, which makes it a fast evolutionary pressure because they won’t have children. It’s the number one killing disease in people under 30 in many countries because people have moved to parts of the world where those that evolved there have very dark skin. Like Australia for instance.
Vitamin D, especially D3 or lack of it is the precursor to osteoporosis from approximately halfway up France to the North Pole. The lack of sunlight in winter dictates that most of us at higher latitudes (I'm in NE Scotland) take vitamin D3 not only during winter but all year round to ensure absorption of calcium. I spent most of my life working outdoors and I'm 62 years old now but in 2014 I fell and broke a hip in Tahiti. It's only then that people like me find out that we have osteoporosis; when we break something.
Those ice baths are no fricken joke!😳
yeah im pretty sure id die of a heart attack if i tried that XD
@@TheFloorface nah, just relax and youll be fine
Go to sauna, ice batg and sauna again. The cold water gives a huge adrenaline rush and makes your heart pound and blood circulate
Ice baths are amazing in conjunction with a sauna. It really makes you feel refreshing. I'm a fin living in Sweden so saunas and ice baths are not very high on the list over here. Snow does it just as good as an ice bath. And gen back into ghe sauna and warm up a bit before washing up :D
Jonna is a *beast* , dont forget she has to actually carve the ice first and then haul the chunks out of the way before she does the ice bath, I respect and admire her positivity and outlook on life 😁
Beautiful reaction! Greetings from Sweden.
Something very hypnotic and relaxing watching and listening to this lady..
I thought the same. Such a beautiful and relaxing voice.
Subscribe to her! She’s got so much more!
@@Cassxowary Done 👍
I agree with you there, I watched that from start to finish and everything about it, including the reaction and input from these three Gentlemen held my interest. Great Video.
I get ASMR vibes from this.
Greetings from Sweden.
Hello neighbour!
@@no_one01-5 fin or nor
@@light5903 fin :p saw in another comment thread lol
I live in Sweden. Not that high up but it gets dark here in the winter. She made me think about how to accept the seasons and so on.
Because I often feel bad during the winter. But I will do my best to accept it and exercise more :)
Great reaction from you guys as always :)
I hope you feel better during this winter. What helps me when I feel a bit down in the dark season are these daylight lamps, it's like their light shines into your soul. lol. Also crafting winter scenes with little houses and landscapes, but exercise is surely a great way too. All the best!
@@ginafromcologne9281 I lived here in the darkness of sweden for 30 years, Its a serious depression that sets in during winter sometimes! Its called "winter depression".
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), SAD may begin at any age, but it typically starts when a person is between ages 18 and 30.
@@viikmaqic Aww that's so sad, but I can imagine that this long darkness has a serious effect.
I live in the other Sweden, it's called Switzerland 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@kimfucku8074 Always hard to explain that, "no, I'm not from the Cheese country, but our Swedish cheese taste better than Swiss cheese" 😜
This might be my new favorite video from this channel. Not only because of the wonderful way this lovely lady showed her life and how she tried to make the most of it under extreme conditions, but also the interest and understanding these gentlemen displayed . I felt like I was sitting next to them as part of the family. The more I watch, the more I admire them.
Then we are two sir!
Her videos are so beautiful I’m sure they would enjoy watching others that she has made about her life.
I am watching this from Kiruna, far up north in Sweden. Today the sun was up for 6 hours between 8:23 AM and 2:22 PM. A week from now it will only be up for 5 hours. A month from now it will not come up above the horizon at all and then it will be like that for three weeks. It is true that it is a special feeling to see the sun again in early january. But then again, during a month in summer the sun never sets at all. It is actually a problem for the muslim in the area when Ramadan coincides with the midnight sun... Anyway, best wishes to all of you, I enjoy this channel a lot :)
Glad att se en svenne här och Hallå från Stockholm ;)
Jag älskar Kiruna speciellt åka skidor och nordsken
maybe Muslims should not cover the globe from pole to pole - just a crazy idea...
@@puzzled012 Maybe you should mind your business- just a crazy idea.....
Här nere i Småland har vi inte mycke till vinter och jag som gillar kyla. Mörker, gråhet, slask och runt nollan. Hade hellre bott i Kiruna under vintern.
Im Swedish and many years ago when i was in school we had a principal and some teachers visiting from India because we had some collaboration between the schools, me and a few others showed them around and when we where almost done i asked them if they have seen snow and their eyes got big, this was summer during summer but we have had a icehockeyrink that is active year around and they dump the rests outside when they clean the ice. Ill tell you they where around 50 years old but when i we showed them how to make snowballs they became children :) A nice memory.
I am italian but I studied in Wuhan, China back in 2006/7. It gets pretty cold there and it snows, even if not that much and often. I remember my classmates from Vietnam had never seen snow before and had exactly the same reaction🙂
Härligt!
As a swede, I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed watching this video and your reactions. It made my day!
These people are making me feel so proud as an Indian 🥺❤️ they're radiating innocence, humbleness, simplicity everything India is about.
Well put. Makes me want to leave Sweden and visit India for a while.
@@mixchief No you won't like India. as you are coming from one of the best country sweden.
it's not that good what you think about.
@@barhat961 I guess it depends on what you’re looking for. For starters, India has got a very interesting musical tradition, that’s deepl rooted in spirituality, which I love. I also reckon its landscapes and nature are vast and beautiful. Also the people seems nice. Of course there’s always something bad, but that phenomenon counts for all places on Earth.
@@mixchief as an Indian i think our nature and landscapes are good .but this things are like 30%.other than that 70% our cities are trashy, dusty, with croud ,dirty constant honking on roads compared to peaceful Sweden. will you like this things which i told you above?
@@barhat961 I can understand your frustration with noisy city sounds. Especially constant honking. And maybe also polluted air? Those things are very sad and I hope you somehow will fix those problems. Oh I forgot one important positive thing: India has got the world’s best food. Nothing else compare in my opinion. Especially the most spicy of your dishes.
The indian mindset is great and wise. They don't want to change, they appreciate, wonder and respect.
You mean tribal Indian, most Indians aren’t like that
That’s Jonna Jinton! She’s wonderful! I love her videos.
Jonna Jinton is one of many gifts that RUclips has given us.
Another great video from Jonna is about Kulning - Ancient Swedish herding call, what she uses to call her cows.
How do the cows cope in winter when there's no food?
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim there is food of course
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim Farmers dry the hay in the summer and keep it for the cows to eat in the winter.
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim How do humans? :D
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim Both cows and horses are kept outdoors in the winter in the arctic too. They eat a lot of hay to keep warm and they need a shelter for when the weather is really bad. But they generally need less vetinary care than animal that are kept indoors, at least according to a vet i know.
Well now, I, for some reason, went all soppy and started happy crying when watching this.
Mankind can be beautiful if it wants to.
Love from Sweden
That was a great choice for a video for them!
Every now and again two worlds collide
This was beautiful👍
What a great film! At the end, Raeen said the sun is moving, could it be that they need to see a video explaining how the Earth itself is spinning on an axis in an elliptical orbit around the sun?
Im Danish... our winters are pretty damn dark as well... we have sunlight from around 9-10am until around 15pm... having a slight winterdepression from the lack of light is pretty common theese months... we overcome by having some "hygge" wich is a word meaning something like "being cozy"... snuggle up with a good cup of cocoa, some candles and have a nice relaxing time with friends or family...
Couldn't hygge be translated to "comfort"? As in the gathering of your loved ones around yourself for a moment of social conviviality brings comfort to the soul and soothes a gloomy heart?
@@LunarisArts pretty much... there is alot of similar words out there... we danes just like to feel special by having a specific word wich doesn't directly translate to any other language to describe that exact feeling...LOL
-In danish we also have "Komfortabel" wich is comfortable, but we tend to use that word in a more physical meaning... ☺
Its not that different here in the UK. 8ish to about 4.30 ish this time of year. My American friend in Indiana was complaining about it getting dark at 8pm the other day 😄
@@martynnotman3467 As someone from the Southeastern US, I can say that it is now pitch black outside at 1800, and has been dark for sometime 😅 . Indiana should be the same so I'm not sure what your friend is talking about!
We have long days in the summer (sun is up until 2100) and long nights in the winter (sun is gone by 1700). Less extreme than Northern Europe, for sure, but still the seasons change our light a lot.
I've been to Iceland, France, and UK in the winter. I only felt a real difference in Iceland. I loved Iceland's winter so much!
@@kldawson53 thats what he said! We are much further north than you think. Here in Nth England we are the same latitude as Labrador in Canada and the islands of Alaska
I've actually watched that video before. It was great indeed, but watching our villager friends watching it together is a whole new experience. Their traditional perspective and wisdom certainly add flavor to the topic.
me too... one of her best videos! :)
I'm sure this was the first video of Jonnas I saw too, a while ago now
It's like 'oh, we do this too! ...but different!"
You had a globe at the beginning, You should have also had a flashlight and briefly explain Earths orbit around the sun. Ask them how they notice the seasons in their village Then ask what would be like in a high latitude like of Sweden, then show them the video!
That’s exactly what I would like to do for flat earth folks.
I'm having a heart attack right now. I can't afford the hospital visit. Watching this video helped me stay calm. Thank you guys.
I hope you’re doing alright.
I hope so too and I’m sorry! Maybe there’s something they can do… and Aspirin might help… even for a little while… hope you feel better soon!
Hey Man, I hope you are fine but please contact some medical professionals asap that you or your family or friends know, don't risk your life like that.
Hopefully you get better man
As someone moving to Finland next year (the country to the right of Sweden) I've watched Jonna's video like a thousand times. It's great that now I can see them reacting to it
Welcome! Hope you'll have good time here.
Warm welcome from me, as well! Hope you'll have a wonderful life here.
Welcome 😊
I'm not sure, but I think the right word is Terve ! I'm Danish, which like Finland is part of Scandinavia - Their language is VERY different, but they're still our brotherland
@@HankHopeless you can say terve, moi or hei! 😁
First of all:
thank you for showing them in the globe where Sweden is.
Second: this must be one of the best video ever in this channel. It was perfectly educational and beautiful.
I've learned a lot of things today. I was speechless watching this. Great job guys! Thank u for this.
I saw that some places in northern Russia make kids stand in a room with a UV light since light isn't always available. I love how this channel alternates between informative videos and entertainment videos
I really love these topics, the different culture, nature, weather, people introducing their life…
I believe these gentlemen do as well
Thank you for showing my home country Sweden. The darkness here are tough, but the light in summer feels just like magic. Sometimes we say that we survive the winter so we can feel alive during summer!
I love Jonna! Her videos, art, and the way she lives her life in Sweden is remarkable.
And shes lucky to have married the *sweetest* guy, Johan, .....
Even if he is camera shy at times 🤗
I got emotional when Babu and Raeen thanked Jonna for doing the video. They value a lot other people's knowledge and experiences.
I follow Jonna too, she is amazing
As a Swede, I love their sweet reactions.
I live pretty close to Jonna. I'm happy you finally show her videos. :)
There are many beautiful sights in Sweden.
This video is Heart Melting! Sweden is a very beautiful country and seeing your expressions of surprise and admiration is beautiful! Greatings from Italy! 🙏🙏❤
Greetings back to "La Bella Italia" from Sweden ❤👍
@@donquixote1502 Thank you so much! 😊😊💕💕
Bravo to the person who selected this video. It was informative and beautiful at the same time, along with being very educational.
Keep up the good work!
There’s a chance I did but either way it doesn’t matter and I agree (:
Absolutely loved watching these mens reaction. They seem like very polite and honorable people. Lots of love from the far far north.
They should also see her Ice sound video where the ice sings, i think Babu would like that.
that song in the end is nice
What a very bright young lady indeed!! Gods Breauty Is Endless
Being from neighbouring country to Sweden, but living abroad, I feel very homely watching this!
I live in Canada, not the Arctic but 45 degree N latitude. Now we are heading into the shortest days of the year, yesterday I went for a walk at 4:30pm and it was dark by 5pm. In end of Dec it will be dark by 4pm, then it will start getting lighter again. It does get harder to be motivated, for instance it is dark when we wake up and then dark when we leave work, so we have to make an effort to get some sun. But I agree it's also fun and beautiful, there's skating, skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, none of which are in summer!
Yeah, that's really far south, 45 degree N latitude, that's like Southern Europe and cities like Venice and Milan.
What a perfect video to share with these gentlemen! And be sure they understand that Jonna does not live alone. Here husband is right by her side, and her family visit. They are not so far away. I was delighted that they had just seen a video of the northern lights, so knew what they were.
Sweden is amazing, Sverige är fantastiskt. 🇸🇪❤🇸🇪
Beautiful vid. Thank you🙏
Sending you all greetings from Sweden! I live so far south in the country, so I have never experienced the midnight sun. The days are shorter here too in the late autumn/winter. Jonna Jinton gives much inspiration and wisdom!
This lady is absolutely beautiful💛 Her thought processes are so inspiring. Btw I loved the length of this episode. Keep'em coming💙💙💙
I love watching these beautiful men learn about the world
Jonna makes AMAZING videos, I'm glad they got to see this!
Watching this from Stockholm and it cured my darkness depression! Not really, but it helped lol.
would love to see them react to 'Kulning'! (ancient Swedish herdingcall that's stull used today)
Yes, Jonna Jinton's video "Kulning - Ancient Swedish herdingcall" is really beautiful, it would be really interesting to see them react to that, especially as Indians view cows as a holy animal. 🐮
Hope they can react to that one too, it´s a pretty short video.
@@Asa...S maybe just have them react to other stuff from her after the Kulning one
I agree. I have suggested that before. :) Maybe this was just an introduction to that.
I would love to learn kulning myself.
I bet they have a version of it as well. Would be interesting to know.
It is really amazing seeing people from the other side of the world reacting to my country :)
I'm from Argentina (South America) and your country is breathtaking ♥️
@@NataliaVader1 Thank you! Yours too!!
I respect this video A LOT. I think this is the path the channel should stay on. These kind of videos are way better than most other ones lately. Keep this up!
I was born and raised in northern Sweden. Of course, I miss it sometimes, especially the stars and the nature. Winter is a special thing up there, like months of being half-asleep. It brings people together and apart at the same time. Spring and the summer too mean so much for us. That place will always remain in my heart.
Love to see their appreciation for nature. ❤️ They're all such pure souls.
Here in Finland, next to Sweden, we have a common thing known as seasonal depression. It's dark most of the late fall and winter.
Please show them our Solar System and how Earth moves around the Sun. There are plenty of vlogs on YT that explain it good.
I would love if these guys had a travel show. It would be pure joy to watch them experience new cultures, food, music and people live.
I live in Finland. It gets pretty dark here as well. It has already started to get a lot darker, even at 16.00 (4 pm) it's pretty damn dark.
I definitely do feel a bit depressed and tired during the darkest period of the winter. And when the temperatures hit -25° Celsius (-13° Fahrenheit) or lower it gets a bit painful :D
But it's very beautiful too.. :) It feels absolutely amazing when the spring finally comes around!
nyt loppu se marina. sillon kun minä olin nuori niin hiihdettiin kouluun mennessä että tullessa ylämäkeä ja vastatuuleen. asteita oli päivästä yöhön -150 selssiusta perkele! nii joo, torille prkl.
Great video. I myself live quite close to Sweden. So we have similar night and day cycles. I like that all four seasons here are different. Actually during the darkest days, white snow helps a lot and gives little more light during those darkest days. And of course the moon lights the sky as well as stars(stars are more seeable in places where there are no industrial light)
OMG you have to show them traditional Swedish Cow Calling!
What a beautiful video ... and informative. Thank you for selecting this for 'our trio' to see.
Why did this video make me cry. Such a beautiful video watched by such beautiful people. Great stuff.
I love Jonnas videos shes so wise and she makes me fall in love with my home country all over :)
Thank you for leaving the original audio in this video and keeping it loud enough to hear -- it was a beautiful video, and I'm going over to her channel right now. :-)
What a great, great idea for a video. I couldn't think of a better one. This vid is not trying to impress them, or belittle them and they enjoyed it. I am really moved by these three fine gentlemen's reactions and how they could follow this girl's (madam) philosophy and how everything she was doing made sense to them. Probably the best Video on this channel. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Norse elf-princess enters scene: Me 😍! Babu, Raeen, Sarru: "Wow, look at all the snow and the beautiful scenery!"
Dang, that's humbling.
What a remarkable young lady 🤗 So many life lessons here to help us adjust our own ways to our own environment. What a good idea to showcase another country’s ways in this fashion…Thank you for sharing and for giving our Indian (?) friends more European knowledge 👍💕
If there are any northern brothers and sisters out there struggling with the darkness, I learned to aim for winter solstice instead of aiming to survive until the spring. Winter solstice is when the days start becoming longer. It helps me so much with depression. Thanks for the video!
I admire that far northern Swedish lady. She has skills, determination, clear line of sight on her end goals, and beauty, wrapped in a Universe of Beauty. I also share the feelings of the the gentlemen. I hope she sees this, and does not see this as ripping her off. But spreading her information to a wider audience. I have watched her before, but never seen this video. I will now go see it so that I can watch it full screen, and listen to just her.
This is so beautiful and wholesome. I can't imagine what it must be like not having heard of midnight sun and polar night, and suddenly learning that there's a land you've never heard of where the sun doesn't go down, and also never rises. Must've sounded magical, almost like a riddle.
I love this kind of woman ❤️
These gentlemen are so wonderful. They are so honest, open and accepting. They see all the good in everything. They are amazing.
So wholesome!
It's no wonder early settlers saw so much magic in the north. Greek astronomy hadn't spread that far yet, so imagine what you'd think as a person with no concept of heliocentricity when you experience months of sun, months of darkness, and multicolored lights dancing in the air.
WOW! That video was absolutely beautiful!! Love the way she filmed it and her voice was so soothing... Their reactions, as always, were wonderful and a reminder that we all can learn something new every day...
I love when Babu suddenly breaks out in his little songs, please keep that!
There is a certain calm happiness that comes upon a person when it's night time and it gets dark. It often seems to happen around ten in the evening, when the Sun is running a "normal" day-night-cycle. You can see it in people when they get relaxed and happy in the evenings, even people who are in a bad mood all day, easily let go of their anxiousness in the evening. I think it's the body's way of preparing for rest and sleep, maybe melatonin has something to do with it. Living in Finland, next to Sweden, I live in very long nights in winter-time and I find that this night-time drowsy happiness is a feeling that's very useful in keeping up your mental health in the darkness.
Usually you only get it in the evening, though, even if it's dark already in the day. But I lived a year in the night-time once, after graduating from school, and found that if you sleep the day and stay awake the night, you can live through the whole winter without seeing any light of day and be light-hearted and happy about the darkness like you were meant to live in it. If I could set my own work schedule, I would always live night-time waking schedule in the winter and day-time in summer, only seeing light for half a year and then seeing dark for half a year by turn. :D
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I do this - just skip the sunlight entirely in winter. Springtime is really the hardest for me because the change is so rapid to sunlight, and I get incredibly restless and unable to both sleep properly and stay awake and alert.
@@Reicha How is your experience when living in the dark period? Do you find it's emotionally different from the light time? Different thoughts, do motivations seem to work differently?
This may be one of the best videos in this series. It's obvious that the villagers are greatly impressed, the same as the rest of us.
They definitely need to listen to some of her music now
What an absolutely beautiful video choice to share with them
This video made my day! Your channel is my favorite RUclips channel and this fine reaction to a great video about my country was really joyful. P.s.. If you worked together with a Swedish film maker (like Jonna) and maybe got some financing from a hotel, or resort, maybe you could come and try ice bathing under the northern lights and make a documentary about that. It is truly possible and I think both you and everyone involved would love that.
...or the midsummer sun, if the cold scares too much. 😅
(Please upvote this comment, if you agree thar this is a good idea.)
Ohhhhhhh... ;:happy sigh:: Beautiful. Part of my ancestry is Swedieh, and I love the night. 😍 Here in Oregon it's rainy in winter, and gets dark around 4 p.m., and the sun rises around 7 a.m. In summer, it'll stay light until close to 10 p.m., so we see lots of that pink light Sarru mentioned. In the morning, too. The clouds can turn rose gold as the sun rises. This video made me happy, and so did their reactions! Thank you for such a beautiful experience.
Early today! But glad you chose this topic to explain. Now let's show them what whales are next.
Absolutely! They keep calling them fish! Even the host called them sharks! Bloody hell 🤣
Wow, such an inspirational and informative video.
I watch this woman’s videos. She sings beautifully. God bless. Enjoy gentlemen.