Dès Vu: The Awareness That This Will Become A Memory
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2015
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The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows is a compendium of invented words written by John Koenig. Each original definition aims to fill a hole in the language-to give a name to emotions we all might experience but don't yet have a word for. Follow, give feedback, suggest an emotion you need a word for:
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ETYMOLOGY
From French dès vu, "seen as soon as" or "seen from this point forward." Like déjà vu, but in the reverse order-already remembering something as you're living it.
WHAT IS THAT MUSIC?
"The Bell Jar" by Aaron Peter Robinson & Justin John Shearn
TRANSCRIPT
You were born on a moving train.
And even though it feels like you're standing still,
time is sweeping past you, right where you sit.
But once in a while you look up,
and actually feel the inertia,
and watch as the present turns into a memory
-as if some future you is already looking back on it.
Dès Vu.
One day you’ll remember this moment,
and it’ll mean something very different.
Maybe you’ll cringe and laugh,
or brim with pride, aching to return.
or notice some detail hidden in the scene,
a future landmark making its first appearance
or discreetly taking its final bow.
So you try to sense it ahead of time, looking for clues,
as if you’re walking through the memory while it’s still happening,
feeling for all the world like a time traveler.
The world around you is secretly strange:
some details are charming and dated,
others precious and irretrievable,
but all fade into the quaint texture of the day.
You try to read the faces around you,
each fretting about the day’s concerns,
not yet realizing that this world is already out of their hands.
That it doesn’t have to be this way, it just sort of happened,
and everything will soon be completely different.
Because you really are a time traveler,
leaping into the future in little tentative steps.
Just a kid stuck in a strange land without a map,
With nothing to do but soak in the moment
and take one last look before moving on.
But another part of you is already an old man,
looking back on things.
Waiting at the door for his granddaughter,
who’s trying to make her way home for a visit.
You are two people still separated by an ocean of time,
Part of you bursting to talk about what you saw,
Part of you longing to tell you what it means.
CREDITS
Vimeo.com - Creative Commons Attribution License
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The Train by Clara Cullen vimeo.com/33404470
Train by Onn Halpern vimeo.com/51022270
70 Anos by Carlos Vieira vimeo.com/120715339
41st to 14th by Andrew Price vimeo.com/108307824
My 2012 by Matt Bowers vimeo.com/56944413
Neon: Short Film by Milan Gandhi vimeo.com/18168900
Memories of 2013 by Matt Johanning vimeo.com/83468495
Never Sleep by Colby Moore vimeo.com/106993739
The London Feeling by Davide Quatela vimeo.com/77505528
Memories in Moving Pictures 2012 by ER Alviz vimeo.com/57193728
Ben // Year One by Scott Svare t.co/bPg7M9hkkQ
M is for Memories by Ellise Pizer vimeo.com/78309654
Time for the Soul by Jasper Enujuba vimeo.com/112910338
Footprints by WeiJia vimeo.com/67930455
A Young Man by Clancy Morgan vimeo.com/102297130
Alaska by Jem Moore vimeo.com/132911734 
Развлечения
"You are two people still separated by an ocean of time"
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sondos ahmed By the time I got to your comment, I heard it exactly when I read it.
Omg this hits me so hard too
I always wonder what this future me is thinking, looking back on my life. Like what would he have to say to me. Maybe he would laugh at my struggles or cry or throw a fit. He knows where i am, who i am and everything that makes me "me".
IDK if this happens to any of you...
But sometimes, without a warning, I just remember some random moment from my childhood and highschool life. Something like some random car passing by, something that someone said, a thing that is nothing. It just strikes me, something irelevant from way back when but it wakes up waves of emotion in me.
I know its 4 years later, but I fully relate to that feeling, does it still happen to you
Same
Yes. And sometimes they're a pleasant _"ooh, that happened"._
I have this strange memory that came to me randomly. My mom and I are in some small, but tall building. The wallpaper was yellow, with some posters showcasing fruits and vegetables. There was no one in the building, but workers, and the place was filled with tables, chairs, a Subway, and some other restaurant. My mom says it could be from when we went to visit my dad, back before my sisters were born. I don't remember where this was, but it felt weird.
Santi Younger yes. Still happens to me at 31.
You can easily find something entertaining on youtube, there is no shortage of entertainers here. Something you very rarely run into here is beauty. Thank you for making this site a little more beautiful.
+Finn Beruldsen I feel the same way. It's refreshing.
these sort of channels are the gold of RUclips, sadly there isn't a lot of discovered gold here :(
+Finn Beruldsen Let's share the bootiful: The School of Life, Shane Koyczan and I also find Vsauce to be quite bootiful at times.
agun17 Those are some of my favorites
agun17 I love the school of life, it's one of those special channels that leaves you feeling moved after watching, beautiful
THIS CHANNEL IS GOLD.
This channel is pure Bitcoin.
@@Malabarismo No.
This channel is something which can't be measured, but only felt. Like a warm hug from the person you love after a long time. The moment when it's raining and everything is ice-cold but your embrace with your loved one is warm. Now tell me, can you measure this beautiful moment in monetary terms? This channel is an artistic beauty.
I get this feeling whenever I have deep conversations with my mother. I just think "... One day my mother won't be here. And I know that I will look back on this moment in the future ..."
They are not significant moments but I just know I'll look back on them someday in the future.
I feel exactly the same way!
my mom is the only person who i know has my mind. (maybe that's the other way around) i thought about my daughter at the "granddaughter" part and my shattered heart shook from relevant reflection. I showed my mom a couple of these videos. she really liked them of course.
+Yakita60 I am living this right now. 3 years ago, my mother succumbed to cancer. The world crashed that day, but what's strange is - even though it crashed, it's still moving.
The Hobbyist Hub Very sorry for your loss. Though with your memories of her, she can never *truly* be gone.
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This has become a struggle. More and more I find myself thinking, "This will soon just be a faint memory, this won't last long" and it stops me from enjoying actually happy moments. These times feel unreal and frustrate me and make me want to live the moment as much as I can, but it doesn't really do good.
+Wisperwynd This was so me until i stopped giving a shit about death. Losing all hope was freedom
+Wisperwynd I've since embraced that temporal dilution you described and it really does feel as if you're a time traveler. Rather than fret over the lost instances of perception, you could allow yourself to be swept up in current of your own life. I find it makes things calmer and easier.
+Joseph Favela but when I try to savor the memory it just ends up slipping past me
every single little thing does something... trust me.
I find myself standing alone in crowds of people, everyone having fun together, be it a show of some kind, but I have no need or want to talk to anyone. It's as if I'm standing next to myself.
Why talk to anyone and risk the hurt of making some amazing memory only to find myself thinking and hurting for that memory in a few days, weeks or years. I do not see the gift in that as some of the previous comments have suggested.
I avoid family, because just the thought of them makes me tear up, and when I do talk to them I tend to say and act in a hurtful way, because a bad memory is easier to cope with than a good one.
the thought that one day, i'll be that little old man sitting on a chair, alone, is depressing.
The hopeful part of this thought is the idea that you *already are* that old man sitting on a chair looking back, but you secretly have the power to walk through these memories while they're still happening. All it takes is a certain awareness, and you can be more present in the present, and stop trying too hard to find the future.
The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows indeed, when you see things from that perspective, as an old man that has the capacity to browse and relive memories just as they happen, it's fascinating to say the least.
Aguila701 for some reason tonight i watched Seeking a Friend for the End of The World, and to tell you the truth, getting hit by a huge space pebble or a nuke, doesnt seem that bad. which reminds me, new doooom date on sept 23 if i'm not mistaking. i feel like people nowadays have a desire to embrace nihilism just so there isn't that boring daily routine w/out any variables (which would also include the way most people die).
+The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows Right now you're reliving your life, because at the end of it you were unsatisfied, and the technology was available have a do-over. The catch is that you restart without retaining the knowledge you had when coming back to the present, which results in nothing changing whatsoever. That's what I collected from this, however I still love the way you flow through the endless cascade of words, and choose the perfect combination to unlock wonder, excitement, and hope that my life isn't at a total loss for those sweet, fleeting seconds. Thank you.
+Tudor Necula You won't be alone
This one actually got me crying...
I am on the verge with a throbbing throat
Me tooo😂
@@aqeelmohamed52 Hmm...
Same here :')
"You are two people separated by an ocean of time."
I had to stop the video there and think for a bit. It struck close to home. I've always thought one day I will look back on past memories like I do now, with nostalgia.
But also a kind of sorrow. As that time is long gone, yet is remembered so clearly.
KPAX
You capture language so elegantly in these videos. I never realized the beauty of this phenomenon even though I experience it almost daily.
The acceptance of our mortality.
Unreal, I was thinking about this earlier today.
+Incredible Oyster Me too
Ya me too bro
Ya me too bro
+Incredible Oyster I was thinking about it yesterday. It gave me chills then and now.
same... who can not think about it?
I literally think about this all the time I'm crying
'SAUDADE' intimate feeling and mood caused by the longing for something absent that is being missed. Thanks
This will always be my favorite channel.
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It's been a while, still your favorite?
RONALDO????
Is there a word for the feeling that someone might never truly know or understand how important they are to you? I love the concept of the series, and the videos themselves. They really make you reflect, and it's so rare to find things like this. I'm so glad I stumbled upon this by accident.
I have this feeling alot. My wife has depression and severe anxiety, and she means the entire world to me and more, but even though she knows this, I don't think she truly knows just how strong my love and care for her is, and that's a feeling I struggle with often. Thanks for making me feel like its not something that I alone feel.
hello i feel the same way like this too :(
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Sorry I’m late, the closest thing I could find is “Unrequited Love” meaning “love that is not openly reciprocated or understood as such by the beloved. The beloved may not be aware of the admirer's deep and pure affection.”
Sometimes I just get a feeling that some completely mundane situation will be a fond memory later in my life. I also have a lot of memories of situations like these, some of my earliest memories are just moments of me eating bread or something obscure like that.
me too. my familly sometime is a little upset that I don't remember the best moments we shared... but our memory is kinda random and so is the future... we will not remember things unless we take a record of them.
+Lulink start a journal and stay committed to it. You don't have to write every day, just keep it up for years.
+Terroristiananas This is sooo me! I'll never forget, for example, a night back when I was 11 yo; I was sitting in the car and saying to myself : " You'll remember this precise moment for the rest of your life", and there was nothing special about it!
I remember the most mundane stuff and sometimes think " You pushed some other, better memory out of my brain for THIS?"
I remeber being two and have a small snow ball fight with my Dad as we were leaving the house
That was beautiful.
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I think that your effort to characterise the human soul is at the core of what defines philosophy - trying to grasp and describe something so fundamental that one can, freely quoted from Wittgenstein "not speak of because it only shows itself." Your videos are the most poetic and haunting translational effort to explain such unspeakable truths, and I feel enlightened and strangely understood every time I watch them. I must've said it before, but I'll say it again: thank you.
+Sophie AndTheMiracle Thank you. For someone who makes these videos alone in a room with a $0 budget, it feels very good to hear that they mean something to you.
Yes!! I wanted a word for this. Sometimes while something is happening I feel like I'm filming it with my eyes and I imagine how I would look back of it in time to come.
How strange that I would wake up today with a deep sense of the fragility of human existence, and stumble across this channel purely by accident. Your work resonates with my core, and it's so beautifully made. It's the kind of stuff I've always wanted to make. Your video on the passing of time speeding up rocks me; I am 25, laden with anxiety and without any serious skill to craft a career from, yet I have such a notion of urgency to find purpose in my life.
Oh mannn I really hope you are doing ok now, I really do. although you can still learn a new skill. Have a Bright future.
I know this will be one of 600 comments, one of 6000 likes, on one day out of thousands, and in one life of billions, but that doesn't make me depressed. It makes me cry, cry harder than I have in a long time. But I am not depressed, I am not hopeless. This dés vu I experience perpetually serves to better my understanding, and for that I am less hopeless, and perhaps a little more wise because of it. Thank you for this.
❤
john, your work is truly beautiful. You help me so much and you don't even know my name or that you are doing it in the first place.
+Space_cadet One beautiful thing about the internet is that even though each of us makes hundreds of these invisible nameless impacts every day, a few of them can now become a little more visible. Thank you for the comment.
"You are two people, still separated by an ocean of time" A beautiful analogy of all the versions of a person. I love how you can somehow explain all my feelings and thoughts on life in one little video.
What's the word for when The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows posts a video and you see it in your feed and you preemptively well up with emotion?
It should be Koeing or Koe, or something like that, in thanks to John Koeing for these words
I agree, I always think about things in terms of how I'll remember it
It's dark, but sometimes I think "This picture will look great on my funeral slideshow".
+Larry Kwan I thought I was the only one who thought things like that!
+ExistentialOcto Interesting, I really don't often think of things in terms of how I'll remember them, because the disjoint between who I currently am and who I wish I was and who I used to be is too apparent to me - there's no point in pretending that I'll be able to predict the future self I inhabit or its circumstances, likewise, there's no point in pretending that I can look at the past in any way objectively or with even a moderate degree of representation. When you get older, how the past seems will probably be determined by how happy you are in the present, whether it all worked out okay will be a function of how you feel right now.
+Cryoshakespeare . Le
Amar Annaba Le cravat bien?
This one is beautiful and poignant.
It’s Sunday night and I’m in the office. And when I retire in a few years, I know none of what I’m doing now will matter.
I love the fact that you're able to give sense to things I've been unconciously feeling for years and you never cease to amaze me. This one for instance, I've had this awareness since I was about 15. The weird thing is, is that it's not just memorable things, sometimes it's just simple and random things. Like, I remember having this feeling on November 6th 2005 while walking home one night and realizing there was a full moon in the sky. For some reason I also remember the date when I have this awareness.
Good stuff. I have much appreciation for the deeper minded youtubers.
+Daniel Duane Thanks! Can you recommend any others?
The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows That's a good question, there's not a lot out there. I make videos of a similar style myself. But one other youtuber that comes to mind is thisbedottie.
+Daniel Duane
For a slower and very deep youtube channel i really adore Diacoustics II. It's mostly about music, but it has some of the same melancholic, slow, and insightful features as this channel.
+The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows
John, another very good youtuber is the "Tales of Mere Existence". It's kinda a serious of cartoon deep and philosophical about the human condition and so on. I think you would enjoy it.
+Eric P. Alvaro I have loved TOME for years. I'd argue that XKCD and Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (comics) and, actually, The Onion offer glimpses of that kinda perspective. I think these days satire has more truth to offer than drama.
Is there a word for when your happy and enjoying the moment but suddenly get a feeling of sadness strike you because you know you're happy and that memory will never occur again and you and everyone you are with is going to die but the world keeps moving and you can die any moment like in that exact moment you are enjoying yourself... Nope just me.. Okay
But then you say to yourself, "Why should I be happy now if I'll be sad later?" And the answer is, because you'll be sad later.
literally! each word you just said is exactly how I feel every time I'm enjoying something? wow that's freaky ..
+ƒran Graham (ƒrannnn) There's a great line for that feeling in the film "The Boat That Rocked" /watch?v=arGTbY6w3Yc
I feel this far too often.
I was with you until the dying part lol
Can't believe i lived 5 years without knowing this masterpiece existed.
That one struck me really hard. I believe it's one of your most powerful videos inasmuch as how dès vu can apply to everyone in a very real and intense way.
Is it weird that a dictionary of obscure *sorrows* brings joy to me, because I know that out there, there are people who do ponder these things. And how beautiful these ponderances are
This is what I felt when I realized that the present is less than an instance - the future becomes the past in less than an instance, forever irretrievable.
This word is strangely comforting. Even though you might feel sad in the happy moments that it will be a memory soon, the same applies for any suffering and hell that you might go through. It might feel really terrible in the moment, but it will not last forever because it simply can’t.
This actually happens to me quite often. A few months ago I went for an Outward Bound course, and I learnt to make it through tough times by imagining myself in the future looking back at it, as troubles often seem much easier on hindsight.
Why on earth I only discovered this channel now? But right now, I’m going to cry watching this video.
2:18 sent chills throughout my body, i just wanna cry now
I relate to this SO much. I do this all of the time. I remember, months ago now, these moments where I would be in the midst of doing something or just enjoying the day and I would try and capture it in my mind and I would be thinking "this is fleeting" and I'd be thinking "soon this will be yesterday, and then last week, and then last month, and then last year" and I remember specific moments where I was thinking that, and it's true.
These videos make me tear up every time. Like, a combination of profoundly sad, humbled, and contemplative. Whatever it is, it's real and deep.
It bothers me that I have shown this to several people and they don't GET it. It's depressing. This is such an amazingly beautiful video that enunciates this perfectly in a way that I couldn't put into form.
I do this all the time, I'm just sitting on the bus and I'll just think, "Tomorrow I'm going to remember thinking this." And I always do.
I am currently an exchange student to France and I experience this almost every day as I try to imagine today as just a memory that I will have in the future.
i always think this way. in the middle of a happy conversation with my father, a trip with my cousins, getting our first pet dog, running in the sea shore and every little thing like how i think in that days. i know that that will eventually become a memory. that’s why i fear waking up another day because i feel like i’ll be leaving again the past happening of yesterday and forget about it. i always want to stay frozen in time so that i can cherish everything but time keeps moving.
This reminds me to be nice to everyone and meet new people because after all our lives are only the memories we create. So let's create happy ones!
I've missed this channel so much.
Welcome back.
+Serpentine | Graphics Thank you
I'm so happy there's a second season. These words that describe the feelings you've felt and haven't yet noticed. The videos are extremely well done, from the writing, the editing, to the short speech that comes along with it. Thank you very much for your time and effort with these.
I get this feeling sometimes with my kids, thinking that someday this will just be a memory my kids tell their kids about their grandfather.
I can't begin to explain how happy I am to see another upload. This channel is hands down the best I've ever found on RUclips
I missed this series, I'm glad it's back.
YOU'RE BAAAACK!!!!!
Thank you so much man! i've missed you a lot!
This channel is very underrated and deserves to be known.
Never stop making videos!
Do you ever get the sense that your life is like a movie that you can’t rewind? You wish you could relive that one scene, but it’s long gone. People, feelings, circumstances play on the screen. You get to watch them for a moment, and then they are gone. It will never be possible to relive that moment in exactly the same way. You could never even explain exactly how it felt. Not because the circumstances or emotions were particularly complicated, but because the moment is shaded and colored by the culmination of your life experience at that exact moment. It is so strangely beautiful to realize, as it is passing, that this moment is completely unique and only there for you. Even if you recreated it perfectly, it wouldn’t be the same, it couldn’t be the same, because you are not the same. The you of yesterday is dead. Before you know it the moment is gone and forever lost. Profoundly beautiful moments only documented by your rapidly vanishing memory, like embers flying off the fire of the present. Beautiful and intricate, slowly fading away into forgotten.
Beautiful as always! As a Buddhist I hold one of the three marks of existence of Buddhism dearly inside of me - that everything is impermanent. I see that every moment will turn into a memory. I am someone who'd rather be forgotten than to forget the beautiful moments I went through that made this (short) life so beautiful. So I spent a lot of time trying to "immortalise" things to photographs and words. My obsession can be a bit scary, but your video and words made me feel warm and fuzzy inside. Thank you :)
This video made me ugly cry in the best possible way. I’ve felt this throughout my entire life but was never able to explain it properly to others. I often wondered if I was the only person who felt this way. Thank you for articulating such a strong emotion in ways that I couldn’t. And thank you for making such powerful art.
This channel has a zen-like feel to it. I like it.
this channel epitomizes the essence of RUclips. I would have felt quite lost trying to chase to find meaning to all these obscure mirage-like emotions.
your work gives me some peace.
I am utterly grateful for so eloquently describing something I didn't think could be described.
I've had that. A moment I knew was literally the happiest moment of my life, happening in real time, me rising above it and recognizing it for what it was, and stopping to take it in with all respect due a feeling of such magnitude. It remains that high point in a 54 year old life. I doubt I'll ever be that happy again. Des vu.
I was worried this channel was going to stop producing videos, and I'm immensely glad to see the contrary. The production quality and the emotion put into these is magnificent.
This video and the video on _anemoia_ are two of my favourite videos on youtube, as they're both concepts I had become aware of myself but couldn't yet put into words.
A friend once told me that the price of happy moments is the nostalgia we will forever feel when we remember them.
I love your channel. It's like you're reaching into my mind, pulling out whatever's in there and reshaping it into youtube videos.
I'm glad you resumed publishing movies to this series. I love most of them and a few are truly remarkable. Congratulations
Everytime that I watch your videos it's like a deep emotional part of me comes out! And I start to think about everything around me ! You are amazing
Glad you're back with more videos! The amount of existential melancholy you fit in 3 minutes never ceases to impress me.
Im so glad your back. I very recently found your channel and have repeatedly watched your videos for many reasons. One is that the cinematography and the way the videos are pieced together is simply gorgeous. The second is that it feels so great to watch these and read comments and understand that I am not alone in this mindset as I often think. A bonus is that the words sound so beautiful rolling off the tongue. Thank you so much for posting! I will Definitely keep watching as well.
John, please never stop filling the many holes that exist in the world's languages.
I can't begin to say how impressed I am with each of these videos. They never fail to humble me.
I'm glad you make these videos, they are truly beautiful. This one, in particular, made me feel a bit of heartache. Be proud of what you're doing! It's a rare talent to evoke such emotion from the viewer.
For 5 year now I catch myself coming back to this channel every few months to remember. Where is the creator and exploree of this content now? I always hope for new work everytime I come here.
I have waited with hope for another chapter of this remarkable work. As a high school teacher I have used these videos as learning tools. They are extraordinarily powerful. Thank-you
This must be one of my favorite videos of yours. The strong feeling touching your soul when you realize, that this wonderful day you just had will never return this way and will always be a memory...
"You are two people still separated by an ocean of time" was a wonderful metaphor.
when i see that a new video has been uploaded.. i dont see it right away rather i wait for the right time in the day as i know after watching it... i would just sit idle and imagine and wonder and contemplate this and that and everything else.
My favorite channel on RUclips...you guys literally blow my mind and inspire me to be a better human being, with every video you post.
Every time. Every single time I watch one of these I get chills and look at the world a little differently. Thank you for this. Another amazing video.
I don't think I can relate to all feelings you describe here, or that I would want to feel all of them, but this one is just so perfectly described that it couldn't be better. I can understand this feeling too well. Sometimes moments are so vivid that it doesn't take even a second to realise it'll stay inside your memory forever. Thanks for this wonderful channel!
John Koenig is definetly a person that I'd like to just talk with, for hours and hours... I love your work, keep it up :)
Ive been feeling this for a long time now yet i couldnt find the word for it; until i stumbled upon this channel. You managed to capture the definition perfectly in just one small video. Keep up the good work!
I haven’t shed a tear for something so beautiful in so many years. Thank you.
This video was recommended to me and I don't know what I was thinking clicking on it at 2 in the morning. It made me nostalgic and sad, actually. It made me replay a lot of fun memories that I will never get to relive again. What's ironic and kind of funny though is that I had this exact feeling the moment I said "goodbye" to the person who introduced me to this channel.
I swear, every video you've ever put out has made me cry....They're absolutely beautiful.
while looking at my grandma whose almost 80 years old. i always wonder after those many years, did she feel a longing to come back. i feel sad for her. while glancing at her photos when she was young makes me think of how things was in her time. as if, while i’m looking at their photos i get to wonder how did they do when that photo was taken, what was their viewings towards this world. a beautiful yet sad feeling, i want to see the past based on what the person who experienced it. like when someone is telling me a story, i only get the imagination of what happened that time. that’s why i’m longing to see and feel that moment like how they feel and experience it.
Great to see you're not done yet! Can't wait for the next video.
+Smearsel Tune in next week!
Will do!
Graduating university in a couple months and I keep finding myself watching this video. I’ve been keeping a journal and taking as much videos as possible but it doesn’t slow the time at all. Not ready to move on but excited to see what happens next.
I'm so happy whenever I get a notification that dictionary of obscure sorrows has posted a new video
I am so close to crying right now this video validates an emotional experience I have been having all my life
Thank you for the articulation of these shared, obscure sorrows. Thank you for the understanding I gain after watching your videos. And, paramountly, thank you for making the world easier to live in.
Thank you for this youtube channel.
These videos are absolutely astonishing how well they are put together. Amazing.
These are easily my favorite videos on RUclips, thank you for another one!
I have this sensation on days I love. It's easy to tell when a moment is valuable.
Thank God!!! I've been dying to see these videos. Now, it's Chapter 2 in which I hold great expectations. Like always! Best channel I ever subscribed to.
I'm glad you came back I've been with your channel since day one
You did such a beautiful job of expressing what we all feel but can't quite get into words. Thank you.
Almost everything i do is structured around creating nostalgic memories to reminisce over later in life. I consider it a psychological pension of sorts. It helps to get through the less pleasant times knowing you'll look back one day and laugh at them.
Your content is just always beautiful; However this time, the shots that you've put have surpassed the beauty of the thought you were trying to express.
This time, the shots are just phenomenal.
Thank you so much for existing and creating such meaningful videos. I've been feeling this way for a year-ish now, not knowing how to word things. This video really speaks to my heart, thank you so much.
Was waiting for this. Glad that you're back.
words aren't enough to describe koenig's works. beautiful. just beautiful
Glad your back, I have a deep love for your videos, they always strike home.
I have been doing this exact thing for the past couple months
drifting through the days knowing it would all be gone in the future
and that everything will become a memory
and wanting to cherish every moment
feeling like a time traveler
Lovely video.
Thanks.