-PLEASE NOTE! ⬇️ I wanted to mention, I realised after I had made the video that it was actually a different flower I picked and not violets 🙈...I think I was a little tired that day, I was sure it was Violets and got excited... The flowers I picked aren't dangerous, however I think I won't consume this particular batch of syrup just in case. The actual Violet syrup recipe in the description is still correct if you actually have proper Violets. I just wanted to make sure I mentioned it though as I feel its important and to share that with you. I made a slight mistake, but hopefully I will try to be more careful next time. Thank you dear friends for all your understanding and support 🙏💛🌻 Lika

We are not "too sensitive", everyone else is too desensitized to emotions and vulnerability.

Growing up as a highly sensitive black boy in America is imaginably impossible. I’m brought to tears thinking of my grandparents who raised me and the wonderful childhood I was allotted- I’ve dedicated my last 9 years working on causes to alleviate the suffering of others- currently finding myself at a crossroads where I’m not satisfied with the process of the activities I participate in- giving myself time and permission to focus on me.

My mother used to put rose petals from her garden into my bath water when I was a child. I always remember this kindness and her opening my eyes to beauty around me.

+(Highly sensitive person here...!) The worst for me is to be mislabeled and misunderstood. Being a straight man, it's easy for people to get the "wrong impression". It's easy to get frustrated when I'm misunderstood. There are upsides though: the gift of musicianship, artistic passion, compassion for plants animals and nature. It's been a "long strange trip" 😊

"I only feel lonely when I'm with people " My sentiments exactly 1

I’m also a highly sensitive person, INFJ, and autistic. I isolate myself a lot because I can get overwhelmed easily and sometimes have trouble controlling my emotional response. Nature has always been my refuge. Lovely video. Thanks for sharing your experiences ❤. Knowing I’m not alone is so helpful to me. Take care.

Henry David Thoreau was this way. So much so he really did not like being around people. He felt they were shallow and consumed by maintaining and image in public life. He rejected this shallow empty life and embraced nature and a the true sense of the Devine. As a result we have this wonderful book called "Walden Pond". When I was 18 I came across this gem and it forever changed my life! Thank you.

I talk to trees all the time. I like to put my hands on them and feel our energy connecting. It’s wonderful. I thank them for all they give us and tell them how beautiful they are. I know it makes them feel wonderful and it makes my heart happy too.

Botanist (and fellow highly sensitive person!) here, those are cyclamen flowers, not violets! Thankfully the flowers won't be harmful in small quantities, but I wouldn't continue to eat it. I love that you're getting outside and have the desire to make botanical infusions, but please be careful and make double sure you've ID-ed the plants correctly! Many common plants are surprisingly toxic, stay safe ♥♥

I grew up as a fairly solitary child in the country and thought that this was how everyone felt about life. To have grown up in such a disenchanted cuture was a shock to me. Ive come around full circle to see that most people never had the experience of growing up in a magical world but it was still there all along, they just couldn't see it because they never had a chance to

Fellow sensitive here! I have always felt so alien because simple things like watching a bumblebee on a flower, an unusually soft sunset, the sounds of creatures communicating moves me to tears. I need A LOT of time in nature and away from humans and when I get extra emotional, I will have emotional hangovers for days sometimes. I can’t watch, listen, or read most of what my friends and family do because it affects me for days and they just don’t get it. I was so happy to find out I wasn’t just a weak human being, that I was just more sensitive and felt more deeply than most.

Oh my gosh! Me too. Used to sit in a tree reading. Was being told a lot i was too sensitive. Wore my emotions on my sleeve. Embarrassed at crying over movies, babies, homeless people. I live in a van in rural areas now. Im outside a lot. Calmer now. Hard to be around other people. Thank you. Thank you!

I’m crying finding my tribe 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌸🌸🌸🌸🐣

I found out that my HSP was part of being Highly Gifted. This means three things combined: high iq, high sensitivity and high associative thinking. This explained só much about the way I feel, think and interact. Thank you for this lovely video❤

I discovered the term “highly sensitive person” some years back and it was life-changing. It’s lovely that it’s more talked about these days. The biggest challenge for me has been accepting that I have a “right” to be myself, when others might so easily see slow living as lazy and self indulgent. I believe slow living creates a wonderful, magical and desperately needed counterbalance to the increasing trend towards frenzy. Strange that it’s so easy to believe that in the abstract and so hard to believe it in the personal!

I’m turning 40 this year and I just learned there is a name for it! Thank you. I’ve never understood why I am the way I am and always felt so different from everyone else I know. It’s nice to know other people are like this. I don’t have many friends or relationships therefore, I haven’t met anyone like me just yet

Yes. We highly sensitive types are finally coming into our own, and are gonna be super trendy now. Can't wait, personally, because I'm fed up of people telling me I'm "too sensitive" like it's some kind of maladaption of personality, when it's the perfect trait for anyone who's creative. The Slow Living trend is helping to change the negative perception of the highly sensitive person, and that's good news, that I see you're sharing here.

I always felt that I was a bit peculiar, compared to other people who surrounded me. This, I decided, meant that I was not normal and that I needed to change. For decades, I have tried to be more normal. I closely observed how others conducted themselves socially, and I did my level best to emulate them. It never worked very well at all. At parties, my favorite place was the corner that was farthest from the deafening sound of mindless chatter and uproarious laughter. I could no more “mingle” than I could fly. Still, I tried. I honed some high-level acting skills and became fairly convincing. But, heavens to Betsy, it was exhausting. Now I’m weary of trying to be someone I’m not. I’m on a journey to accepting and embracing the sensitive, perceptive introvert I’ve always been.

Yes, I too only learned recently about highly sensitive people in the context of a newsletter from a psychotherapist who works with those who experienced childhood emotional neglect. All children need supportive, loving environments, and it's good if we can enjoy the company of family members. If caregivers are absent, busy, mentally ill, self-absorbed or otherwise unavailable it can especially impact HSP children. I think this was true for me, especially as a gay boy growing up in a small town in the 60s and 70s. In some ways I've always appreciated my creative, nature-loving self, but it has been a long road to trust my sensitivity as a valuable and inherent part of my personality. It's inspiring to see how you're living it.

Our personalities lead us to our purpose

Ok I’m an HSP raised in the countryside (which I cherished) but I’m also an extrovert and love to go out dancing and to other places that are about fun and people. This combo is very complex as I need lots of rest and recuperation from absorbing all the different energies.

Yes, slower and simpler life is the way to come home to our own authentic selves. Like you I too spend time sitting quietly with nature, playing with rose petals. As a highly sensitive person all my spiritual practices help me to counter the harsh energies of the world. As you rise higher in consciousness our bodies become light, and we find it very difficult to live and thrive in this dense world. Hence, God, nature, soft music, stillness become our friends...

I too am an HSP,an empath and an INFJ. Lovely to start connecting with like minded people! Living in the modern age can be challenging for sure and I often find myself wary of mingling with the crowd. Easily hurt and become exhausted a lot of the time!Thankyou for your video. xxx❤❤❤

I'm this way, always have been. The world is overwhelming nearly everyday the past few years, unfortunately most of us must go to work in order to pay the bills. We must face the day,we must face reality

You could have been talking about me. I have always been this way but didn't realize until I got older that I liked being alone with my babies (1 dog, 4 cats) and alone. I have always been a nervous person and never married and so I had to work. Always miserable...having to "put on" a happy face and be with all these people. I retired and it's just me and my babies and finally I am happy. I thought I was just anti=social or something. But that isn't it, I just like to be alone with my thots and doing what I want. I always felt different and out of place with lots of people. I didn't even know what a HSP was until I started watching your videos. People never know this is how I feel unless I choose to share my feelings because I put on an act (I call it) when around people. People wear me down..emotionally and physically. People, even strangers, will tell me their deepest, darkest secrets and I always just listen and hear their hearts. But it is exhausting. Now I have retired a year ago and I'm all alone and it is so wonderful. I volunteer for a few things and church and other than that I'm alone and happy. I always felt guilty some how for feeling this way. Thank you for this video and explaining...idk it just resonated with me and my heart in many ways. Thank you so much.

I really appreciate you exposing yourself as a highly sensitive person. As a man, this has also allowed me to acknowledge and become proud of the highly sensitive feelings within myself too .. the feminine nature of an otherwise strong male. I revel in these sensitive feelings and i am not ashamed of them any more.

Hi, I am a highly sensitive person too. I have always been called one by my family and parents. As a kid, I used to go for walks in the neighborhood after the school was over. We lived in a small town, so it was right in the middle of nature. I liked walking, it soothed my mind, and I also loved the smells of flowers and grass especially in spring and summer. I loved listening to birds and petting cats and dogs. During winters, I would go for walks again in the snow and listen to crows, play with snow and breathe in the smell of cold. People say it doesn't smell but it does. There is a specific smell to cold. I would touch tree barks and pick up crispy snow and squeeze in my hands. It all felt too alive to me. All these things made me feel alive. I didn't realize at that time, but when it came to apply for a university, I picked a city that is known for being very green, walkable and friendly towards young people. I could have gone to even better unis (mine was also one of the best in my country) but I chose the one I graduated from simply because of the additional benefits of green and walkable city, lots of parks etc. I simply cannot live without green. It's my fav color too. Right now, I am an English teacher and I work at a private high school. I like my job but it is so draining. I have really good relationships with my students, most of them telling me things they specifically can't talk about with their parents, asking for advice or simply sharing things because they trust me. I feel honored because of this but it is also draining me. I like listening to people and understanding them, which is probably why people are drawn to me. But like I said, I am very sensitive and sometimes when students talk about sensitive problems they have I can't help but shedding a tear or two I've been holding. I feel like I am trying to shoulder the problems of the entire world like Atlas. I am much quiet in my nature too. And I have to put on a mask and be more talkative, authorative, louder and more energetic than I am naturally. I've been doing this for quite some time but it is now draining me up to my last drop. Even other teachers are saying I am very perceptive and good with students. I remember my childhood friends likening me to owls. They used to say I look at things like an owl, I am silent but always watching and see things they can't see, realize things they can't realize, I work best at dusk and after dusk etc. I always liked this likening to owls, bc I like owls. Which made think, considering all the things I've been talking about, maybe I am autistic. I hate white light and have to use dim yellow light in my room, I love nature - I can't name you 5 residents from my neighborhood rn but I know all neighborhood cats and their behaviors, and also the crow and magpie that have been fighting each other for 5 months on the neighbors roof for a secret stash the crow made and magpie kept stealing from. I don't like loud noises, it makes me panic and I have panic attacks and an everlasting anxiety. I am a slow eater and slow person in general. I've learned English (I am Turkish) on my own at the age of 5, and then learnd Japanese and German again on my own. I love reading and learning new things. Philosophy, history, and nature are my jams. I have special interests with which I can spend hours on to an end. Even though I am good at understanding people, it is a more of one-on-one thing and I don't do well in groups as I can't figure people's motives or read their faces. I also need alone time every day or else if I keep pushing I end up crashing and crying and everything seems worthless and dangerous. I've reazlied they can very well be meltdowns. But this is really hard on me. I don't know what to do. I don't know if it's some type of neurodivergency I was born with. It doesn't matter whether I or someone else puts an autistic label or something else on me, it doesn't change what I do or who I am. I don't know what other job I can do either. I live in Turkey, there is an economic crisis happening right now which is the biggest this country has ever seen. I cannot even travel to the next city with the money I earn, and it's a sum everyone earns. The situation is bad for all. I don't know what to with my future, I am just so tired. Everything is so fast. I always feel like life is leaving me behind. Even the most simple things that come to other people naturally are very hard and alien to me. I've had to learn how to be a human. I just want to live in a hut in a forest among trees, flowers, birds and animals and just be myself and not rush anything. I can't do that here. Not even farming is an option otherwise I would've considered countryside. Farming is doomed in this country, even worse than France at the moment. Farmers have to sell their fields bc the payments for crops and fertilizers, equipments are more than what they earn from selling the crop yields. It is not sustainable. I don't have the luxury to go off into a forest and live there either. It requires permission to own land and money again to sustain. No matter what I do or think of, I am trapped in a fast paced, loud concrete forest of masked people. I am so tired of this. Thinking that I'll have to live my entire life in misery, trying to keep up, be loud and mask is so tiring. Even the thought tires me out. Living seems like a chore and sometimes I wish I'd get hit by a car or sth so that I don't have to live this gruesome future that is awaiting me. Sorry for being so open. I'm sorry if this disturbed anyone, I just can't hold it anymore. The only escape I have is watching nature videos or people who are living my dream life. Pure escapism...

Being HSP is truly challenging, and this should not be underestimated. However, reading about it is enormously helpful in understanding and managing high sensitivity, and I highly recommend this to sensitive people. Not only is it hugely helpful and informative, but also deeply reassuring, uplifting and transformative. Elaine Aron's books are a good place to start, but there are several other excellent works (by Barrie Jaeger, Susan Cain, etc). High sensitivity is a fascinating discovery, and a gift. Having some knowledge about it really helps to live and thrive in this chaotic world, and to manifest the great potential that it offers.

In the overwhelm my life is, 'Accepting your personality' is such a sigh of relief! Thank you!

Hi, when I read a book about highly sensitive people (German author), it was very eye-opening experience. I think that was the time when I started to accept who I truelly was, because since I was little I was told I was too sensitive. Unfortunately, my closest family dod not see the benefits of it, so I thought I had to change to become a "normal" person. But now I know that this comes with gifts such as my creativity (drawing, photography, writing), empathy, attention to detail, sensitivity to nature, to plants and animals. I love to be in nature and also like to pick herbs, plant trees and bushes. I love mountains and hiking. :)

Being an introvert and a highly sensitive person is hard at times, especially in my workplace. I love the smallest things, too. There is a little stream at the back of my house where it attracts lots of wildlife. Seeing the squirrels and wood pigeons and all the other types of birds brings me nothing but joy ❤

I love nature , I love flowers, birds and trees 🌸🌹🌹🌹 butterflys

Yes... I oft felt the same too. Being an introvert and an INFJ (highly intuitive and also adept in the feeling function as well) and a highly sensitive person as well. But I would suggest that since the slow life movements even introverts are often misunderstood and so happy when I realized why I enjoy it so much it's because we are witnessing introverts becoming more visible and accepted. Being all these or one or whichever ways we interpret our personalities and behavior patterns in these ways is a gift in oneself! one thing I've noticed is people in older times reading old letters or older novels the writers are so magical and notice all the simple things in life and this is what it is to be an artist and writer! This is our gift. But it hasn't been valued in our society much. Slowing down and just being in the moment and being more aware i what an introvert lol or highly sensitive person and that brings so many gifts and we feel and see and intuit so much around us and the world can quite literally be so beautiful to us which sometimes others just simply cannot comprehend. Be happy and accept yourself because its truly a blessing! Blessed be!! xo

im glad to have found my people here

I'm glad that this popped up on my recommended videos. I learned about the research involved with highly sensitive individuals about three years ago and since then I've been working on accepting myself more for who I am rather than beating myself up about who I thought I should be. Being highly sensitive is a gift.

I am an empath, INFJ-T & HS Still figuring things out like connections, career & setting stronger boundaries & pouring into self love. But so happy I can feel so deeply. And greatful that I can feel again after loads of apathy. That is so tough to go through in burnout. I am drawn to everything that feels so peaceful, like prayer. I love being a Muslim, faith helps :) I am so happy to read comments from so many others out there, like me :)

I believe every child born this way, but the environment, the struggles in life, affects us and take away our sensitivities and meaning. At this point in my live, I want to go back to the basics, before leaving this planet, I want to rejoin with the essential again.

Yeah, it's very challenging to find and maintain your own balance as a highly sensitive person when the outside world is so unbalanced and destabilizing. One little "thing" can throw you offbalance so easily! I'm glad to see other people like me can manage it.

Thank you for sharing ! I too am a HSP and I really enjoyed the natural lighting in your video. When my close friends come over to visit they must think I'm cheap as I wait until the last minute before it is dark to turn on a light and even then it has to be soft , warm light. I wear my sunglasses at night while driving and in stores where the lighting is uncomfortable. I've lived long enough to not care what others think. I'ts a great place to be !

All my life I was told I was too sensitive, a crybaby, too emotional ... years ago during a group meditation I received the message "your gentleness is your strength" and it completely changed my life. Kindness, gentleness, sensitivity are strengths, not weakness.

Thank you for sharing. I too am a very sensitive person and have come to realize I’ve allowed the extroverted culture to make me respond critically to my nature and try to drive the sensitive out.

Hello friends, this week I was reflecting alot on my own personality and how being a highly sensitive person has been, and is, an ever evolving learning journey for me. It has been filled with challenges and hurdles but also so full of beauty and emotion and love. I will share how slow living helps me to accept and also celebrate who I am and makes life magical for me in my own way. I hope this video may bring some comfort to anyone else who feels they also relate to this or may find the world overwhelming at times. I hope to also be able to connect with anyone who feels the same way. Please do share your thoughts or feelings on this topic below if you wish to, Id love to hear from you and to be able to chat more on the subject. Wishing you a lovely day. Love, Lika xx

Thank you for your lovely video, kindred spirit. I really enjoyed it. Highly sensible people absorb the negative energy of our insensitive, hostile world. With the grace of love, and their special gifts for art , beauty, and creativity.. They are able to heal the world. They bring back balance to our ecosystems. Without them our world would struggle to survive.

I’m a highly sensitive person too, but I’m an extrovert so it’s a bit tricky. I also read slowly, it’s how to properly absorb and have the time to think critically about it. Thanks for a lovely video ❤

Your lifestyle is my dream lifestyle. It feels impossible being currently stuck in the harsh city of LA. I too am an HSP. I am finally healing from the worst toxic relationship of my life, and trying to learn to love and accept who I truly am. I adore your plants! I also love fairies and elven folk, like from LOTRs, and that kind of fantasy realm. I love the woods and just immersing myself in the beauty of nature. I feel a deep connection with all wildlife, and the skies and the universe beyond. You're such beautiful soul to me! Thank you so much for sharing this lovely video. You're truly an inspiration to your kindred HSPs

I too have felt so blessed to find out that I am not alone as a highly sensitive person. I thought I was weak most of my life for getting so easily overwhelmed by large groups of people and needed a lot of alone time. Now that I am being more accepting of myself as I am I actually appreciate my sensitivity and see how there is a richness to my life because of it. Thank you for this lovely video ❤

ESFP, HSP and AuDHD. It’s been a challenge throughout my life finding balance. Recharging all parts of myself. Enjoying socialising but being respected and understood in the times when I want to be alone. Inadvertently hurting others because they feel rejected that you “don’t want to hang out with them”, when it’s not the case at all. Some people don’t understand that people genuinely enjoy and need to be alone at times, it’s not a slight against others.

I'm an HSP, too! I'm also autistic, and just wanted to mention that there is great overlap between the two, and that may also be something to look into. I loved the video!

I think your home is stunning, so very peaceful you literally brought the world inside ❤️

Your normal. Everyone else is desensitized from their emotions either due to growing up in violent hostile areas or due to longterm physical or mental abuse. Your smart to chose a quiet peaceful area to live.

"Everyone should just be who they are and embrace who they are with their own personality." A very nice word. Thank you for sharing it. :)

You are such a sweet and passionate person, i could easily just jump into that environment and feel just as at my home. My journey has been mostly a question to why i react to things much more intense then the regular person does. It was a bit challenge to me to accept that i am highly sensitive because i have always been a person who were constantly searching for something to learn and to get into. I love sience and things that makes a person grow, i also love the nature and how everything is balanced. This video really gave me some more insight about how i function because i can easily get drained out and when it comes to friendship i can sense when there is something that is missing and i love to add just that. I love to solve things that other people normaly can't. You have such a beatiful way of expressing your self and it is a blessing to really see that, specially here on KZfaq. It is a gift that we share as highly sensitive individuals that we can heal without doing anything and yet we just do it.

a highly sensitive person is also described in Astrology with more accuracy and deeper information. I am one of them. best of luck here on this channel

Not only is it nice to relate to others, it’s nice to see others owning who they are. It’s inspirational. Thank you for posting this. You’re a lovely human. 😊

In my experience, it is really important to teach sensitive people to identifying toxic environment/ individuals and letting it go. 🙏

❤One of the hardest things for me are hospitals and Dr. Offices.....They are overwhelming to me.

Don’t worry about that being the wrong flower. You made a mistake and corrected it real quick. I just found your video. I enjoyed it very much. I feel very much the same way you do. I will be watching more of your videos. Thank you. I’ve been highly sensitive for as long as I can remember. I suffer from anxiety and depression. And, have always been the type person who would rather be in a small circle of family or friends or by myself. Large groups make me nervous. Thank you again for your channel. I will definitely keep watching you. God bless you. ❤️🙏🏻✝️🌹

i have been reading "The Highly Sensitive Person" by Elaine Aaron and I changed my outlook entirely as a mind 20's guy from the UK I never expected to feel so deeply when reading about it... it touched me more than i ever imagined it would. I really recommend it :)

I think you're such a cutie being so happy about your beautifully simple and sereine life, filled with nature and positive emotions. I'm heading toward that as well. May peace be upon us and God bless you and protects you.

I grew up highly sensitive and had a lot to deal with, I was tall first of all, really tall. So I was bullied. Teachers treated me differently. Eventually, I stop going to school to spend my days in nature or playing my piano and singing. After a year, the state took me away from my home and I was placed in a Catholic children's home and had to go to school. Luckily I found the theatre where I was able to express my gifts . Life has not been easy for me as a highly sensitive person.

Being alone in nature, it's a blessing. Peace is our real nature.

Thank you for this sweet, gentle, beautiful video. The lighting and photography in your videos is lovely. Your sensitive nature touched my heart, because I'm the same way. I'm an HSP, Empath, healer, artist, & magickal practitioner. I want to share my knowledge on KZfaq too, but as an introvert it has been a challenge to start. Thanks for having the courage to do this, it inspires me to put myself forward. I appreciate the soft tone and music of your videos. Much love 🩷🌸🌱🙏✨️

I definately consider myself an HSP, and most of the time I feel like it's such a gift to be so sensitive to emotion, nature, art, love, music and everything else. I am who I am thanks to being sensitive 💛

Dr Elaine Aaron wrote a book on this topic in 1997 and i felt exactly the same way when I read that many years ago, that she had written it just for me. It was such an eye opener as to my personality and that I wasn't as flawed as the world in general had made me feel most of my life, especially in the work place. I never thrived there and glad to be retired.

We are unique, extremely caring, get drained emotionally quickly from confusion and chaos in the world and we love nature ❤ we are the chosen ones! God loves us so much😊

Such a lovely video, thank you. I didn't know I was an HSP till about 2 years ago. And I also didn't know that I have complex PTSD. I get confused sometimes about the apparent overlap between these two things.

I've recently read Quiet by Susan Cain and am finally able to identify as a highly sensitive introvert.

This sounds exactly like me, well, who I would like to be more. I am Autistic and have ADHD, fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue, so my body and head has a lot to deal with. I sit in nature as much as I can. I'm so not a people person. I've ordered the book, thank you for sharing ☺️ ❤️

It was and is all about animals, art and nature 😊 ❤

As an autistic (and adhd) person I can very much relate to this, though I wouldn't necessarily use highly sensitive person for myself, since the overlap between high masking and hyperempathetic neurodivergent people and hsp is so huge, that I for myself cannot really see a difference between the two. I loved the video, it was really beautiful and relaxing :) Hope you have a great day :)

There are levels and you have to FEEL for yourself how deep it is. I hear this topic now for the second time and find it interesting. Sensitive people can really feel the environment and know very quickly what is going on. If you are that person just take your time and go back to the core and do a RESET. Your choices in LIFE have to be adjusted to how deep your level is. Thanks for sharing!

An important consideration is that not all, but most HSP, are autistic, and there is still a stigma that comes with it that is a barrier to getting a professional diagnosis and the help you may need as an adult.

Very sweet! I thank you from my heart

Greetings from the Netherlands 🍀Thank you for this cozy tea talk. Hope you have a wonderful day ❤

As soon as you said about crying easy happy or sad..i definitely feel you. I thought something was wrong or i was the only one It's a whole ❤journey

For me, the true friend is the one who can tolerate my silence...Only meaningful communication should be necessary otherwise we should remain silent...A nice person is also nice in silent and not like fake people who are really disturbed by your silence...

Your voice sounds so calming & soothing. I love your philosophy.

Her soul is so wonderful and angelic love the content

Thank you this is what i needed to hear 😊

Thank you for this video. I am definitely a highly sensitive person ❤

I like simple life too. Watching your video can purify my soul. Thank you.

It is so lovely to see other sensitive souls 🌸🌸🌸 I've grown up and never really had friends just people I've known. I still find it hard to be around people because I feel too much and I've been bullied for being sensitive because others don't understand. I love being in Nature with the trees and animals as if it were my home 💚

So thankyoufor sharing your story of being a sensitive soul. I truly appreciate i & it really is a warm & humbled feeling to know we are not alone, and thank you for the book too. I LOVE THIS & love my own company ❤️

It's really really vondering that arthor video is living somewhere. It's magical❤

Your humbleness and truth in speech is really marvelous. Very nice video. God bless you.

Beautiful. Thank you. I always love your videos. Many of the characteristics that you describe as a highly sensitive person are quite similar to the way that many of us who are autistic experience the world as well, highly sensitive people in an insensitive world that doesn't fit us. Nonetheless, in our own world, in our own way, we find great beauty, especially in the natural beauty around us. Peace be with you friend. 💖🥀🌻🐝🐞

Lovely! I needed that. ThankYou

Thank you for sharing. :) I began to cry watching because everything I observed you do in the video reminded me of my own ways of being and manner nearly exactly (aside from being distinct and unique creations/individuals, of course :) ).

New member because i feel the same and appreciate it to find more like me 😊 🎉 thanks for sharing 🤍💙

Your videos will be my therapy. So pleased I found your channel 💜

Thankyou for your time/videos i feel this way . My children bring me lots of join in nature

Hey! A peaceful video! Thank you.

This is so important for these times. Thank you for sharing

Opening my highly sensitive nature was something new to me lately, I haven’t dived into it yet but I feel the need. Thank you for the book recommendation! Btw your space full of flowers and wood looks amazing ❤️‍🔥

Thank you for your great video, your story is powerful and wonderful to hear! Your self description could have been used for me as I have come to realize so much that you describe applies to me. For most of my life (early sixties!) i struggled with the thoughts of inadequecies in social enviornments and have come to embrace the realization of my sensitive nature. Nature, tranquility and beauty are so powerful and wonderful but so few in our world find comfort and peace in its embrace. You are not alone, go forward and I hope to learn more of your journey.

Hello, Lika. How easy and nice to feel your sensitivity, authenticity and vulnerability. Love to you, from another HSP.

Excellent video covering an important subject. Thank you for sharing this topic

Thank you for sharing, and also fo the book recommendation. I saw "Slow Living" in the title and was drawn in because learning to slow down and take my time has been such a blessing in my life. (:

Thank you for you Dear One 🙏💙