I'm a snarky former Southern Baptist these days, but wow! This message really, really spoke volumes to my soul. I'm an ugly pool of tears, happy tears . Thank you for sharing your take on one of my favorite movies.
I really like the way you emphasize Mirabel as having this gift for teaching children, and I feel even further her gift of empathy makes her a wonderful unifier of the community. As well, having been brought up in a Catholic family, I think the idea of “earning a miracle” is a representation of the way a lot of time in Catholic faith if you have received a blessing it is your responsibility to share it. That if you have been given a blessing and been found to have hoarded it in some way that is something you need to ask forgiveness for. I had believed it was a version of that twisted by Abuela’s survivor’s guilt. And that being able to heal the emotional emotions wounds Abuela was still carrying was part of Mirabel’s gift of empathy.
I see Mirabel's father and uncle becoming part of the family even more interesting, because the ONLY last name mentioned is Madrigal... so it seems like they possibly took the last name instead. It really does fit with the gentiles being grafted in, I think.
The Algorithm knows that I've been watching a huge number of reactions to Encanto from a very diverse range of presenters, so when you showed up in my feed, I felt it only fair to hear your perspective. I totally agree that Mirabel is gifted from birth, in so many ways that are absolutely integral to the health of the family. Her openness, willingness to listen and probe people to be truthful, to make everyone feel seen. To me the entire movie revolves around seeing past ourselves to others, and appreciating them for being who they are.
*Spoilers if you haven't seen the movie!* I think that's the great thing about the song at the end "a miracle is not some magic that you've got, the miracle is you. Not some gift, just you" and "I think it's time you learn, you're more than just your gift" it's recognizing the gifts that aren't just the magical ones, but the gifts of the person themselves and who they are as a whole person. And everyone comes together to rebuild the house, even the whole town. They all come together and use the gifts that they have to help a family who has helped them!
This culturally Jewish agnostic theater lover thanks you for bringing back the amazing interdenomonational discussions I used to have regularly. I have been discouraged lately by a growing resentment among many old friends of people with different ideas and in different circumstances. It's been a bit frightening. I enjoyed your take on the movie very much. I had a lot to ponder.
May I also recommend Pacencia Y Fe from Miranda's "In the Heights" sung by Abuela's singing voice. In the musical, she is the entire community's grandmother. It is a musical about the community of Washington Heights in NY. The musical has love and lessons.ruclips.net/video/KpWKROw83H4/видео.html
I was gonna be mad that you were turning this into a Bible lesson, but you know......you're not wrong. As a follower of a different faith, I appreciate you.
Gosh, I wish this movie and your commentary had been around when I was younger! I think I would have released a bit of that pressure that's spoken about to "earn" the miracle. I was always told "you're so gifted", but I always felt like I had to earn my gifts. (Of course that's the exact opposite of what a GIFT is!)
I have a very cynical view of organized religion for many reasons. I was ready to listen to this and get irritated or exasperated, but I didn't. I was pleasantly surprised with both the reasonable connections you made between the movie and your religious views, and with your inclusive and un-hateful nature. I am glad I stayed to watch. Thank you for reacting.
Me too. I'm blind, and I've had, though not entirely, a lot of experiences with religion and able ism and pity, and being looked down upon, so I'm always very conscious of it. Granted, I've had a few, usually with younger people, but not always, where I can actually talk to people about religion, and what's messy about it, and what we can learn from it, and the good parts about it, but, I'm still pretty cautious about anything religious. However, just like you, I really enjoy this video! I'm really glad I clicked on it! I learned a lot from it too. I didn't pick up on the whole "my family is amazing, and I'm in my family, "thing. I mean, I think I did on a subconscious level, but now I have words for it! Awesome! I can relate to that a lot. I have trouble, especially with my family super belittling and over bearing and stuff, reminding myself that I do have special things, even if I haven't exactly managed to or figure out how do use them yet, at least for a job. I also totally love your discussion of how we don't have to earn our gifts, and how, even though we should help our community, and give back, it's not something we should do out of obligation or too much of it. We need time for ourselves! Anyway! I'm really excited for you to analyze the other songs. Could you do some of the key movie scenes to? Like, outside of the songs? Like, I think if you're going to talk about Bruno, it be a good idea for you to talk about the scene with him and Mirabel in his room. Also the confrontation between Mirabel and Alma is a great scene! I love the emotional complexity in this movie! It makes my brain go brrrr! 😀
@@nevaxh I won't presume to answer your question for the poster, but there are a whole host of reasons for people to approach religion with skepticism and or guarded suspicion. Some of the most horrific things in human history happened in the name of some religion. Someone who loved this movie and has so many feelings swirling after watching and absorbing the spectacle, the music, and the message may be curious how the film is viewed by a person of authoritative religious background. But by clicking on the link you are possibly opening yourself up to being gaslit while still buzzing with all the different feelings the film invoked in you. There is skepticism and distrust among people in 2022 then there was six or seven years ago. Ever since about 2015 the discourse among people in this nation has become more and more divided and more and more like a powder keg just ready to explode. I Think It's Perfectly Natural that anybody who is looking at a religious person's view of a popular thing in society or culture is going to look at that point of view with a grain of salt because of the nature of discourse in society today. It's very similar to the way most people don't automatically believe politicians or lawyers or even nowadays doctors anymore.
Totally agree wih this comment! cant wait for tje reactions to the others songs of this movie please keep it up! also i would LOVE, to hear your point of view of he movie SOUL.
The candle itself is very strongly a Christian symbol in South America. Disney stays away from religion unless it's directly part of the plot... to include kids of all religion, but this movie does have some serious catholic undertones.
This is the kind of analysis that I really love and appreciate. Taking something that some might consider to be completely separate from pop culture and discussing it in relation to pop culture is simply beautiful. I hope you do more!
Hey Jean-Daniel!! I'm your 147th subscriber, an atheist from Chile, on the other side of the continent. I was raised a Christian, in a catholic school and everything, and became cynical and ultimately walked away from faith at the age of 13. But I highly value and appreciate people like you, who are able to see beyond the Bible and praise values and recognizing the human being in all of us :) I would gladly belong to your community, not to be evangelized, but to surround myself in people who see the good in others and transmit the peace, love and understanding that you clearly do, even through a screen on youtube :) Keep doing what you do, you have an amazing gift yourself!! and if I ever find myself in Canada, I'd be honored to meet you in person :)
I greatly enjoyed your reaction. I love recognizing the good in non-Christian media. I love when people can take what's available around us and put more education and great messages with it.
I love the way you analyze the lyrics of the song, and how you combine it with religion. I subscribed to the channel because I like the way you speaks and your peace, I hope to see other reactions to the songs in this movie soon, especially the symbolism behind Luisa's song.
Espero con ansias el análisis de las demás canciones, me encantaría oír el análisis sobre Bruno, creo que es un hombre increíble y adorable con muy buenas intenciones.
I clicked on this expecting to get annoyed, but wow! I love how you make these connections! It's so hard to find open-minded, truly understanding and loving Christians... everyone has an agenda and it makes me sad. I'm hoping you'll analyze the other songs and maybe even talk about abuela's survivors guilt. How it affected her family. And how Mirabelle wasn't entirely right, either.
Hi. Thank you for the awesome video. I think we can spot the aspect of memory affecting our live. We are the memory being, and as believer, we celebrate the memory of Jesus in the holy communion. I definitely like the metaphor of constellation to capture the family members in the last song.
I'm slowly healing my anger and resentment towards the Christian religion (historically speaking). It's taken a long time and dedication to slowly unclich my hurt and actually be able to hear this perspective. And thankfully I was able to see how much there is in common with my faith versus looking for ways to be offended. I love that you emphasize that WE DON'T EARN MIRACLES! 💯💯💯🥳🙌🎊🥂 It's hard to have gratitude if you feel as if you deserve it. Thanks for sharing this. ❤️
I don't think I'll ever forgive the church and those who continue it for the atrocities they've committed and I don't consider that a bad thing. They need to be held accountable
Welcome to the family Madrigal is said so often, so many times, you can't help but to feel cheerful, welcome, & happy to be included. Talk about Evangelism 101!
Thank you that this video exists cause I really had lost all respect in religious matters cause everything I saw downplayed something else for that religion. Just last week I saw a video someone made about the newest Disney movie “Turning Red” and stopped that after 20 seconds cause I couldn’t take any of what was said. Stuff like the devil is in everything and that this movie is full of it and other stuff in that direction and that he turned the movie off after 10 minutes because of it… because of something like this I can’t stand ‘religion’. Such tunnel thinking of just that one true thing is really wrong in my opinion. So I am glad that this exists cause it shows that not everyone is a jerk about their religion, to put it that way. Really hope you could talk about Turning Red, cause a true insight with the religious side of it would be nice, not just a hate speech.😉
El don de Julieta me recuerda la novela "como agua para chocolate", dónde la protagonista, TITA, transmitía si sentir en sus platillos Si estaba feliz la gente sentía un sentimiento de felicidad total, si estaba triste la gente entraba en depresión Cómo cuando se vio obligada de cocinar el pastel de bodas de su hermana que se casaba con el hombre que ella amaba, al comer el pastel todos rompieron en lágrimas y se enfermaron al recordar amores pasados que no pudieron ser Hablando, el libro viene con un recetario, lo que significa que se pueden cocinar las recetas En fin, hay una escena, Tita se siente perdida y triste, de hecho está en medio de un episodio depresivo según el doctor, ya no siquiera quiere cocinar y un frío antinatural se apoderó de sus huesos, su madre la expulso de la casa al ella entrar en llanto cuando le prohibió llorar al enterarse de que su sobrino de pocos meses de edad - el hijo de su hermana y su antiguo amor-, murió de hambre al no aceptar ningún alimento que no fuera cocinado por Tita. Tita estaba sola Una sirvienta de su antigua casa que la quería mucho fue a visitarla dónde estaba al cuidado del doctor del pueblo y le preparo un caldito de colita de res. Según el libro de recetas que Rita recibió de su Nana Chencha que fue quien le enseñó a cocinar y a poner sus sentimientos en la comida, no había enfermedad ni fisica ni espiritual que no pudiera curar un caldito se rabito de res ( receta al principio del capítulo) La cosa que nos muestra es que el caldo en si no es mágico Es el amor y la preocupación de la persona que lo cocino pensando en tu bien, el consuelo que trajo a Tita el saber que no estaba sola y alguien se preocupaba por ella y era amada, eso hacia mágico el caldo, el amor de quiebre lo da Tita ya no volvió a sentir frío y la tristeza se fue lavada por las lágrimas que el sabor levemente picante del caldo le hizo derramar ( el que entienda la alusión, entiende) Por eso existe el término de comida reconfortante, son alimentos que nos hacen sentir bien anímicamente, y de alguna forma, hasta físicamente porque nos lleva a un momento en el tiempo donde nos sentimos seguros, amados, felices y en paz, no por propiedades mágicas, más bien lo que evoca en nosotros Tengo algunas comidas reconfortantes: Las galletas cracker soda y el chocolate caliente de una marca en específico Es lo que me daba mi abuela cuando era niña en las tardes, sobretodo las de lluvia antes de dormir mi siesta de la tarde No pasó un resfriado bien sin comer compota de frutas y jugo de naranja + y muchas veces los consumo son estar enferma-, cada vez que enfermaba mi abuelo los compraba, los traía a mi habitación y me los daba mientras me contaba lo que había hecho en el trabajo ese día ( el trabajaba cuidando caballos), y las travesuras que hacían los caballos Mi mamá eran sopitas, sopa de lo que sea, con muchos tubérculos y pedazos de carne o pollo Sobretodo la de plátano verde Lo mismo que con mi abuelo, pero no solo cuando estaba enferma, en cualquier momento que me la sirviera Ella trabajaba,pasaba todo el día afuera de lunes a domingo trabajando para mi hermana y para mí ... Y si comparaba con mis amigos y otras madres, mi mamá está más alerta de nosotras que muchas madres que se quedaban en casa, las pláticas que teniamos en las comidas, la complicidad .... Por eso la magia de los poderes de Julieta es el concepto del amor compartido a través de los alimentos, lo que evoca en ti es .... mágico
Thank you for posting this video. I was in a very toxic family and have found myself staying away from people because I keep ending up with people who use me like my family did. I was the diplomat and go between for family members, I problem solved and then got ignored till I was used to fix something else. When I saw this in my friendships I walked away from those too.
I think there's something very dismissive about calling something people have worked hard on a gift. Mirabel has worked hard to build her skills. Isabela has not worked hard to learn about how to grow plants. She's spent who knows how long learning all of these amazing skills and dismissing it as her gift doesn't acknowledge that Interesting how the church is one of the main ones abusing Luisa there is 0 reason to need to move the church.
It took me a bit to want to see your review. We have different belief systems, so I was hesitant to see a religious flourish on a story that I love so much. Interestingly, a lot of the lessons you are mentioning, while Corinthians will never be my "go-to," work. I LOVE the way you express the beauty, the holiness involved in the magic of family and community. But by 15:00 - in YOUR system of belief, you don't earn miracles. In my system of belief, it's a bit more complicated. Some are earned. Some are simply given, with the chance to earn it down the line. Some are just given, never to have a hope of being earned. It might be heresy as far as your faith is concerned. It isn't, as far as mine is. But other than that... I like how you are approaching this, and I appreciate the lessons you are pointing out.
Work and dedication are powerful, when they connects you to your service of God and your fellow humans. It totally works for MY faith. While it's a "useful add-on" to belief in yours, this is just going to be a moment where we will agree to disagree.
I appreciate your thoughtfulness and response! Agreement is not necessary for respect and conversation, and I admit I change my mind a lot, so who knows how long I will agree with myself on every detail here. Thanks for watching and sharing your perspective.
I'm a snarky former Southern Baptist these days, but wow! This message really, really spoke volumes to my soul. I'm an ugly pool of tears, happy tears . Thank you for sharing your take on one of my favorite movies.
I really like the way you emphasize Mirabel as having this gift for teaching children, and I feel even further her gift of empathy makes her a wonderful unifier of the community.
As well, having been brought up in a Catholic family, I think the idea of “earning a miracle” is a representation of the way a lot of time in Catholic faith if you have received a blessing it is your responsibility to share it. That if you have been given a blessing and been found to have hoarded it in some way that is something you need to ask forgiveness for.
I had believed it was a version of that twisted by Abuela’s survivor’s guilt. And that being able to heal the emotional emotions wounds Abuela was still carrying was part of Mirabel’s gift of empathy.
I always felt that Mirabels gift is her love for others, which is shown throughout the movie.
I see Mirabel's father and uncle becoming part of the family even more interesting, because the ONLY last name mentioned is Madrigal... so it seems like they possibly took the last name instead. It really does fit with the gentiles being grafted in, I think.
I would be interested in this same kind of breakdown of the song Surface Pressure from Encanto.
The Algorithm knows that I've been watching a huge number of reactions to Encanto from a very diverse range of presenters, so when you showed up in my feed, I felt it only fair to hear your perspective. I totally agree that Mirabel is gifted from birth, in so many ways that are absolutely integral to the health of the family. Her openness, willingness to listen and probe people to be truthful, to make everyone feel seen. To me the entire movie revolves around seeing past ourselves to others, and appreciating them for being who they are.
*Spoilers if you haven't seen the movie!*
I think that's the great thing about the song at the end "a miracle is not some magic that you've got, the miracle is you. Not some gift, just you" and "I think it's time you learn, you're more than just your gift" it's recognizing the gifts that aren't just the magical ones, but the gifts of the person themselves and who they are as a whole person. And everyone comes together to rebuild the house, even the whole town. They all come together and use the gifts that they have to help a family who has helped them!
You should react to the rest of the movie. It would be great to see you react to more of Abuela’s backstory.
This culturally Jewish agnostic theater lover thanks you for bringing back the amazing interdenomonational discussions I used to have regularly. I have been discouraged lately by a growing resentment among many old friends of people with different ideas and in different circumstances. It's been a bit frightening. I enjoyed your take on the movie very much. I had a lot to ponder.
May I also recommend Pacencia Y Fe from Miranda's "In the Heights" sung by Abuela's singing voice. In the musical, she is the entire community's grandmother. It is a musical about the community of Washington Heights in NY. The musical has love and lessons.ruclips.net/video/KpWKROw83H4/видео.html
I was gonna be mad that you were turning this into a Bible lesson, but you know......you're not wrong. As a follower of a different faith, I appreciate you.
Gosh, I wish this movie and your commentary had been around when I was younger! I think I would have released a bit of that pressure that's spoken about to "earn" the miracle. I was always told "you're so gifted", but I always felt like I had to earn my gifts. (Of course that's the exact opposite of what a GIFT is!)
I have a very cynical view of organized religion for many reasons. I was ready to listen to this and get irritated or exasperated, but I didn't. I was pleasantly surprised with both the reasonable connections you made between the movie and your religious views, and with your inclusive and un-hateful nature. I am glad I stayed to watch. Thank you for reacting.
Me too. I'm blind, and I've had, though not entirely, a lot of experiences with religion and able ism and pity, and being looked down upon, so I'm always very conscious of it. Granted, I've had a few, usually with younger people, but not always, where I can actually talk to people about religion, and what's messy about it, and what we can learn from it, and the good parts about it, but, I'm still pretty cautious about anything religious.
However, just like you, I really enjoy this video! I'm really glad I clicked on it! I learned a lot from it too. I didn't pick up on the whole "my family is amazing, and I'm in my family, "thing. I mean, I think I did on a subconscious level, but now I have words for it! Awesome! I can relate to that a lot. I have trouble, especially with my family super belittling and over bearing and stuff, reminding myself that I do have special things, even if I haven't exactly managed to or figure out how do use them yet, at least for a job.
I also totally love your discussion of how we don't have to earn our gifts, and how, even though we should help our community, and give back, it's not something we should do out of obligation or too much of it. We need time for ourselves!
Anyway! I'm really excited for you to analyze the other songs. Could you do some of the key movie scenes to? Like, outside of the songs? Like, I think if you're going to talk about Bruno, it be a good idea for you to talk about the scene with him and Mirabel in his room. Also the confrontation between Mirabel and Alma is a great scene! I love the emotional complexity in this movie! It makes my brain go brrrr! 😀
Why were you going into this being negative in the first place?
@@nevaxh I won't presume to answer your question for the poster, but there are a whole host of reasons for people to approach religion with skepticism and or guarded suspicion. Some of the most horrific things in human history happened in the name of some religion.
Someone who loved this movie and has so many feelings swirling after watching and absorbing the spectacle, the music, and the message may be curious how the film is viewed by a person of authoritative religious background. But by clicking on the link you are possibly opening yourself up to being gaslit while still buzzing with all the different feelings the film invoked in you.
There is skepticism and distrust among people in 2022 then there was six or seven years ago. Ever since about 2015 the discourse among people in this nation has become more and more divided and more and more like a powder keg just ready to explode.
I Think It's Perfectly Natural that anybody who is looking at a religious person's view of a popular thing in society or culture is going to look at that point of view with a grain of salt because of the nature of discourse in society today.
It's very similar to the way most people don't automatically believe politicians or lawyers or even nowadays doctors anymore.
Totally agree wih this comment! cant wait for tje reactions to the others songs of this movie please keep it up! also i would LOVE, to hear your point of view of he movie SOUL.
The candle itself is very strongly a Christian symbol in South America. Disney stays away from religion unless it's directly part of the plot... to include kids of all religion, but this movie does have some serious catholic undertones.
This is the kind of analysis that I really love and appreciate. Taking something that some might consider to be completely separate from pop culture and discussing it in relation to pop culture is simply beautiful. I hope you do more!
I do love Julieta's gift so much.
Hey Jean-Daniel!! I'm your 147th subscriber, an atheist from Chile, on the other side of the continent. I was raised a Christian, in a catholic school and everything, and became cynical and ultimately walked away from faith at the age of 13. But I highly value and appreciate people like you, who are able to see beyond the Bible and praise values and recognizing the human being in all of us :)
I would gladly belong to your community, not to be evangelized, but to surround myself in people who see the good in others and transmit the peace, love and understanding that you clearly do, even through a screen on youtube :)
Keep doing what you do, you have an amazing gift yourself!! and if I ever find myself in Canada, I'd be honored to meet you in person :)
The family is very important. The are the root of our life, our personality, our love.
I greatly enjoyed your reaction. I love recognizing the good in non-Christian media. I love when people can take what's available around us and put more education and great messages with it.
This analysis absolutely delighted me - thank you!
I love your CREATIVE way to minister!
React to Waiting on a miracle and we dont talk about bruno from encanto please!!
This is awesome! I hope you will do all Encanto songs!
I love the way you analyze the lyrics of the song, and how you combine it with religion. I subscribed to the channel because I like the way you speaks and your peace, I hope to see other reactions to the songs in this movie soon, especially the symbolism behind Luisa's song.
Espero con ansias el análisis de las demás canciones, me encantaría oír el análisis sobre Bruno, creo que es un hombre increíble y adorable con muy buenas intenciones.
Igualmente
I clicked on this expecting to get annoyed, but wow! I love how you make these connections! It's so hard to find open-minded, truly understanding and loving Christians... everyone has an agenda and it makes me sad. I'm hoping you'll analyze the other songs and maybe even talk about abuela's survivors guilt. How it affected her family. And how Mirabelle wasn't entirely right, either.
Hi. Thank you for the awesome video. I think we can spot the aspect of memory affecting our live. We are the memory being, and as believer, we celebrate the memory of Jesus in the holy communion. I definitely like the metaphor of constellation to capture the family members in the last song.
I'm slowly healing my anger and resentment towards the Christian religion (historically speaking). It's taken a long time and dedication to slowly unclich my hurt and actually be able to hear this perspective. And thankfully I was able to see how much there is in common with my faith versus looking for ways to be offended.
I love that you emphasize that
WE DON'T EARN MIRACLES!
💯💯💯🥳🙌🎊🥂
It's hard to have gratitude if you feel as if you deserve it.
Thanks for sharing this. ❤️
I don't think I'll ever forgive the church and those who continue it for the atrocities they've committed and I don't consider that a bad thing. They need to be held accountable
Great take!
I hope to see more of these!
Thank You. for some reason I found the answer that was looking for! 🙏🙏🙏 - God bless You.
Welcome to the family Madrigal is said so often, so many times, you can't help but to feel cheerful, welcome, & happy to be included. Talk about Evangelism 101!
loving this
Thank you that this video exists cause I really had lost all respect in religious matters cause everything I saw downplayed something else for that religion. Just last week I saw a video someone made about the newest Disney movie “Turning Red” and stopped that after 20 seconds cause I couldn’t take any of what was said. Stuff like the devil is in everything and that this movie is full of it and other stuff in that direction and that he turned the movie off after 10 minutes because of it… because of something like this I can’t stand ‘religion’. Such tunnel thinking of just that one true thing is really wrong in my opinion.
So I am glad that this exists cause it shows that not everyone is a jerk about their religion, to put it that way. Really hope you could talk about Turning Red, cause a true insight with the religious side of it would be nice, not just a hate speech.😉
El don de Julieta me recuerda la novela "como agua para chocolate", dónde la protagonista, TITA, transmitía si sentir en sus platillos
Si estaba feliz la gente sentía un sentimiento de felicidad total, si estaba triste la gente entraba en depresión
Cómo cuando se vio obligada de cocinar el pastel de bodas de su hermana que se casaba con el hombre que ella amaba, al comer el pastel todos rompieron en lágrimas y se enfermaron al recordar amores pasados que no pudieron ser
Hablando, el libro viene con un recetario, lo que significa que se pueden cocinar las recetas
En fin, hay una escena, Tita se siente perdida y triste, de hecho está en medio de un episodio depresivo según el doctor, ya no siquiera quiere cocinar y un frío antinatural se apoderó de sus huesos, su madre la expulso de la casa al ella entrar en llanto cuando le prohibió llorar al enterarse de que su sobrino de pocos meses de edad - el hijo de su hermana y su antiguo amor-, murió de hambre al no aceptar ningún alimento que no fuera cocinado por Tita.
Tita estaba sola
Una sirvienta de su antigua casa que la quería mucho fue a visitarla dónde estaba al cuidado del doctor del pueblo y le preparo un caldito de colita de res.
Según el libro de recetas que Rita recibió de su Nana Chencha que fue quien le enseñó a cocinar y a poner sus sentimientos en la comida, no había enfermedad ni fisica ni espiritual que no pudiera curar un caldito se rabito de res ( receta al principio del capítulo)
La cosa que nos muestra es que el caldo en si no es mágico
Es el amor y la preocupación de la persona que lo cocino pensando en tu bien, el consuelo que trajo a Tita el saber que no estaba sola y alguien se preocupaba por ella y era amada, eso hacia mágico el caldo, el amor de quiebre lo da
Tita ya no volvió a sentir frío y la tristeza se fue lavada por las lágrimas que el sabor levemente picante del caldo le hizo derramar ( el que entienda la alusión, entiende)
Por eso existe el término de comida reconfortante, son alimentos que nos hacen sentir bien anímicamente, y de alguna forma, hasta físicamente porque nos lleva a un momento en el tiempo donde nos sentimos seguros, amados, felices y en paz, no por propiedades mágicas, más bien lo que evoca en nosotros
Tengo algunas comidas reconfortantes:
Las galletas cracker soda y el chocolate caliente de una marca en específico
Es lo que me daba mi abuela cuando era niña en las tardes, sobretodo las de lluvia antes de dormir mi siesta de la tarde
No pasó un resfriado bien sin comer compota de frutas y jugo de naranja + y muchas veces los consumo son estar enferma-, cada vez que enfermaba mi abuelo los compraba, los traía a mi habitación y me los daba mientras me contaba lo que había hecho en el trabajo ese día ( el trabajaba cuidando caballos), y las travesuras que hacían los caballos
Mi mamá eran sopitas, sopa de lo que sea, con muchos tubérculos y pedazos de carne o pollo
Sobretodo la de plátano verde
Lo mismo que con mi abuelo, pero no solo cuando estaba enferma, en cualquier momento que me la sirviera
Ella trabajaba,pasaba todo el día afuera de lunes a domingo trabajando para mi hermana y para mí ... Y si comparaba con mis amigos y otras madres, mi mamá está más alerta de nosotras que muchas madres que se quedaban en casa, las pláticas que teniamos en las comidas, la complicidad ....
Por eso la magia de los poderes de Julieta es el concepto del amor compartido a través de los alimentos, lo que evoca en ti es .... mágico
Gloria a Dios!
Hi, it was really interesting, are you gonna react to the rest of the movie ?
I like your way of looking at things, even if I myself am an atheist.
I am also an atheist, and I really loved this vídeo. And also I am from Colombia 🇨🇴🎼🕯️
Thank you for posting this video. I was in a very toxic family and have found myself staying away from people because I keep ending up with people who use me like my family did. I was the diplomat and go between for family members, I problem solved and then got ignored till I was used to fix something else. When I saw this in my friendships I walked away from those too.
Very profound analysis.
Thank you.
just wanted to say that I looove the number of views
Thank youi
now do " we don't talk about bruno " it WILL get stuck in your head for days
I think there's something very dismissive about calling something people have worked hard on a gift. Mirabel has worked hard to build her skills. Isabela has not worked hard to learn about how to grow plants. She's spent who knows how long learning all of these amazing skills and dismissing it as her gift doesn't acknowledge that
Interesting how the church is one of the main ones abusing Luisa there is 0 reason to need to move the church.
It took me a bit to want to see your review. We have different belief systems, so I was hesitant to see a religious flourish on a story that I love so much.
Interestingly, a lot of the lessons you are mentioning, while Corinthians will never be my "go-to," work. I LOVE the way you express the beauty, the holiness involved in the magic of family and community.
But by 15:00 - in YOUR system of belief, you don't earn miracles. In my system of belief, it's a bit more complicated. Some are earned. Some are simply given, with the chance to earn it down the line. Some are just given, never to have a hope of being earned.
It might be heresy as far as your faith is concerned. It isn't, as far as mine is. But other than that... I like how you are approaching this, and I appreciate the lessons you are pointing out.
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yes Isabella isn;t
Work and dedication are powerful, when they connects you to your service of God and your fellow humans. It totally works for MY faith. While it's a "useful add-on" to belief in yours, this is just going to be a moment where we will agree to disagree.
I appreciate your thoughtfulness and response! Agreement is not necessary for respect and conversation, and I admit I change my mind a lot, so who knows how long I will agree with myself on every detail here. Thanks for watching and sharing your perspective.