Hello Everyone! I just want to clarify that this is one group of Amish out of many. Their opinions and views on life are theirs and do not represent all Amish people. Most of this group are Beachy Amish and Marcus (the older man) is New-Order Amish. Beachy Amish are the most liberal Amish with the most amount of modernity in their lives. This is why I was able to record this conversation. When we "English" (all people that aren't Amish) say "Amish" we categorize many different types of Amish into one group and this is why this can get so confusing. For example, the Beachy Amish can have cars and electricity in their homes. The Schwartzentruber Amish are the Amish who chose to live away from modernity completely (without cars, phones, etc.) and are quite often the Amish we think of when we think of the Amish. Here is an oversimplified list of different types of Amish I met while in Holmes County, Ohio: -SWARTZENTRUBER AMISH (the most conservative and most removed from the modern world) -DAN AMISH (somewhat removed from everybody else, conservative) -OLD-ORDER AMISH (can't drive vehicles but some of them can ride as passengers, only have steel wheels on their carriages, not rubber. Allow Rumspringer--their youth to explore the world and "try things out"). -NEW-ORDER AMISH (Broke away from the Old Order Amish. Less conservative than Old Order, but more conservative in the sense that they don't promote Rumspringer, they use rubber on their carriage wheels, use more modern sliding doors on their carriages, some have phones. -BEACHY AMISH (The most accepting of the modern world and the closest to the most conservative Mennonites. This is the group in the video) There are many other sects and to confuse things even more each sect has different rules depending on their church. None of the Amish are easy to open up like this on camera and it's only because of Josh that we got in with this beautiful group of people. In the next few weeks, I'll have a video inside a Schwartzentruber's home. They agreed to let me film as long as I didn't show their faces. It was a surreal experience, to say the least. I will also have some videos for you with Old-Order Amish people. I hope you enjoy this series! Like most things in life, there's much more beneath the surface with a lot of complexity mixed in. I hope you find as much joy in discovering the Amish as I have. See you next Sunday!
The way they interact and talk is so raw & real. I feel like technology has really damaged people’s social skills and ability to connect heart to heart
that guy was spot on when he was talking about the news not having an effect, other than a negative, on their daily life. turning off the news will make you happier 💯
@gigadude556 you are wrong sir. "The term "veteran" means a person who served in the active military, naval, or air service, and who was discharged or released therefrom under conditions other than dishonorable."
@@Kaiser_Kloob he said it reminds him of life "before" the internet. Dull people like you make comments reiterating what was already said and you think you're clever....
@@Kaiser_Kloob looking at your channel I see you're probably a kid...you get the dummy pass because we were all dumber than we'd like to admit when we were younger
@@Kaiser_Kloob learn to speak less and pay more attention and learn from other so that you don't have to be the one who fails....then when you do make a decision,it's well prepped and better off to actually hold substance.
What I see here is almost everything most of America is missing. A sense of purpose, community, family values and hard work. It’s so pure and beautiful
"They are disconnected from the international community", yet Josh is married to Ukrainian and Amish/Mennonites can travel to dozens of countries to their fellow Amish/Mennonites of different race/ethnicity and be accepted by people they've previously never met as if they are family. Can you do that? If not, who's really disconnected from the international community?
@@Kvint-kh12345 Josh and his family are not even true Amish. They have modern technological amenities, he made an expensive house, and travels the world like a worldly person. True Amish don't waste their money on technology and travel among many other things. Josh is not Amish, but 'Beachy Amish" which means an apostate sellout to worldly affairs. He has a smartphone, but claims that he has anti-pornography software and he claims to have uninstalled his internet browser and only uses it to make calls. Seems fishy and tempting if you ask me, and all true Amish would agree.
@@joshuab2437 which is a good thing if any religion is becoming less strict it means less brainwashing aswell and maybe the option for the new generation to get out if they wish so
@@joshuab2437 It makes no sense to wistfully romanticize this family, or somehow uproot modern life after watching a UA-cam video that has the message to stop using the Internet. But, just by virtue of being in this hyper-popular video they are influencing people around the world.
@@harlanbarnhart4656 I think that all the Abrahamic religions are patriarchal, even though the Jews determine their Jewishness through the mother it is still dominated by males who decide how they live, pray and work and even what they eat.
An invitation into an Amish home is an honor. It signals you are trusted and respected. The Amish people are some Americans who live a life of hard work, honesty, respect and reverence.
JESUS says keep Sabbath holy POPE says keep Sunday holy The WORD says the 7th day is holy! The WORLD says the 1st day is holy? 7th day Sabbath = (Exodus 20:8-11) 1st day Sunday = (Mark 7:7) WHO DO YOU OBEY 🤔??????
Such a conflicting feeling: watching this with my face buried in my phone - while accepting that without it, i may not have been allowed this opportunity to get to know these people and learn their practices and principles, without prejudice.
100% agre but much like anyhthing else the keyis discernment between using for positive or negative. For me that means switching off the likes of CNN BBC etc. and seeking out something like this content!
The internet is an open highway into your home. That includes both a lot of good and a lot of the worst in humanity. Just remember you don’t need it, believe it or not humans lived for thousands of years before it.
No worries, just block your browser in your phone and dont delete the youtube app. Josh is a youtuber as well. Install wikipedia as well and all necessary app in your phone.
me too, without my dad asking to go get him a beer from the fridge and my mom yelling my name so the entire damn city of Chicago could hear her...but me...
I was born in 2003 and we have things like this all the time. This isn’t exclusive to the 70s or 80s like many people seem to think, younger people have experienced this too it’s still relevant to current day. I’m not sure how rare kids playing outside is in America, but it’s very common in most places
Except in the eighties , many were struggling to survive in the UK , recession and struggles ,the Amish all appear very comfortably well off , something few people were or are today ,
@@donnaharris8097 They work their fingers to the bone to be comfortable. It doesn't happen by itself. Plus they have the support of their close community which many other groups don't have. Their lifestyle works because it is Biblically based. Other societies are lacking that, and it shows.
We didn't even have a landline, much less a TV. Life was good back then. You got caught doing something stupid, sometimes the cops got involved and instead of filing a report the cop would drive you home and have a stern talk to your parents which usually ended in you getting slapped and grounded for an appropriate amount of time. I remember stealing a chewing gum in the local store - the owners called my parents and had them pick me up - that was a bad evening which I didn't repeat. Much better than what we do today - it teaches boundaries and you adhere to them for the rest of your life.
@@donnaharris8097 It's because they live within their means and are mostly self sustained. A lot of people are in dire straits because they live beyond their means and that catches up to you eventually and more often than not in bad times.
One positive of the internet is that there are people like Peter who create these educational videos that remind me of all the cool people, worlds and experiences out there.
@@donnabittner69all the wonderful things are at home with the Amish it’s not out there so for them they don’t need internet. The English feel they do because their families don’t stay together they’re lonely and use the internet to not be lonely. Amish not so lonely
The internet is a blessing and a curse, and has had an impact on the social structure of the world. This is such a wholesome video and took me back to when I was a child and was not glued to screens. They are truly living the life. God Bless!
When you're divorced, lost contact with your family and living on 50m² in a busy city where nobody talks to each other, then you watch these videos...I can only hope these people can keep living their life like they do for centuries to come. Amazing, tnx for sharing!
It's the pits, was in a situation similar and couldn't work, only people I would talk to were shop assistances. So for about a year all I ever said was how much and thank you.
my take on what Josh was trying to explain at 10:47: schools should teach math and science and history and literature. Parents should teach their kids values and morals and self-discipline and respect and how to live. It's not good for the kids when parents give up that responsibility and let schools and daycares do the parenting.
Totally true! The parents quit teaching, the family is broken. No dads in family (alot of the time). And people wonder why the schools are failing-And now it’s all about social issues.
Most parents give that up to media, to singers and actors aka false idols (women running around half naked for example and actually thats wanted to destroy families. Families are nr.1 enemy for the "Elites" so thats one of the reason they want women to run around in tight pants, bikinis, short skirts etc. so men lust after them and cheat - broken homes). Media is a "good" or lets say convenient babysitter for most parents ... Please look up "Subliminal messages in Disney movies", some are fake in the internet but most are not (you can also look up Robert Breaker, he also made a video about it)
The Amish people in this video are a treasure. I don't know any of them but I feel love for them. Thank you Peter for bringing them and their culture to us the viewers. It was greatly needed and appreciated.
As a FedEx Delivery driver I love my route I deliver to areas where there's a lot of Amish families and have delivered to them, they are such amazing people these videos are great thanks for making them and sharing them with others
Josh literally has everything. In the previous video when he said the "outside world" has nothing to offer him, he was right. His house, property, a beautiful wife, kids.
@@FaithAdventures817 If it would be only about money he'd clean toilets for $40 like he said in the video. And if "money" is the only thing the rest of the world gives him then he's right. It doesn't have "anything" to offer him.
Is not the world that has nothing to offer is the ppl that has nothing to really offer for themselves in order to benefit others in this world ppl trying to serve an empty cup!
Yet he still indulges in modernities the way he holds that drink can and flops his phone around and has too many gross cars on his property. They’re slowly drifting. I think I prefer old order Amish over Mennonites.
As an English person that spent much of my late teen years in Holmes county, this was very enjoyable to watch. One of the first UA-cam videos about the Amish that wasn't a bunch of BS.
I've been there too loved it. I went up with a friend of mine his dad lived in Wilmot OH right across the street from 'The Amish Door' restaurant. I went out there a few months at a time . His father owned a roofing company and employed amish workers he was also married to a Mennonite so he lived very near Mennonite rules.
My late step-dad boarded a horse at an Amish farm in Charm. I spent a lot of time with the family when he'd taking the horse and buggy out. We were known as the English who boarded a horse at the Miller's farm. One time my mom and step-dad were out in the cart when it started to pour. He decided to pull into the nearest barn. They were welcomed by the family, who shared coffee and pie with "The English" couple until it stopped raining.
@@airenesivad2975 my husband and I went on private tour. Enjoyed very much until we went into the church. Church is good except no one wears deodorant and the smell was oh my goodness bad 🤢🤮
@@darksat6 yes the fuck I can. Converting to Christian, Jew or whatever means absolutely nothing by themselves. There’s bad jews and there’s bad Amish. Y’all too much lmao
Best Amish episode ever. That dinner discussion is not only eye opening, it's life changing for anybody thinking this kind of living is impossible : combining some technologies and keeping the better values. If most people would just be a bit more inspired by this way of life, the world would surely be a better place. Just awesome.
The Jezebel mother's today have neutered their son's, producing effeminate males. It seems like these families have stuck to God's plan. The man is the head, the ladies have a voice because of the confidence of their husband's, but yet the ladies know they are the help mate. Yes, I am a lady, and God's plan works!
This is 100% spot on. I was raised Mennonite, very similar to how these people live. When I was 21 I moved away and started living on my own, and I'm the only kid out of 5 to leave the Mennonites..i believe in Jesus and am a Christian saved by faith but I am no longer Mennonite. After being raised like these people it was quite the culture shock for awhile after I went on my own. I'm now married and have my own kids, but these values and beliefs will always be inside me and I am always trying to teach my family some of the simple things in life.. playing board games, putting down the electronics, turning off the TV, going outside and enjoying nature, so that maybe my kids will have some of these values instilled in them so they can pass them on someday.
By 8th grade, these kids are almost definitely more prepared for life and mentally/emotionally stable than the majority of people in & coming out of college these days.
I love these people! So humble and open and calm. No one fidgeting. No one looking at their phones. Everyone speaks clearly and from the heart with thoughtful intent. A solid moral compass, a sense of values, a strong community. And yet, with the honesty to look at their issues with an open mind and come together to try to strengthen. Beautiful people.
@@d_knight. ...humans cannot do it by themselves. They need to give their lives to Christ Jesus as these young people did. That is why they are so different. Only Jesus can change a person's heart and transform him completely. Then in Him, you will have the true joy of your life that so many people are missing because they are looking for it in the wrong place.
Beautiful people ? I guess you can be a deep hard racist as long as you don't look at your phones. Racists have nominal compass and no sense of values . They live like they are in the 18th century and also think like they are in the 18th century.
wow, this Amish Mennonite series is one of the most positive things I have seen in long time. Happiness is in the simplicity, thing modern world forgot long time ago. Love your work Peter.
Funny thing is this is one of the best Amish/Mennonite documentaries I’ve ever watched. It was just showing the real side of their story from them in today’s day and age. Yes there is the hardcore Amish but that’s with every type of religion. You will always have the extreme and then the ones who adapt to today’s living! Great series will watch the last one after work today!!
Yea bc its all bulshit, they are essentially trying to "gentrify" them for lack of better terms. The beachy amish are essentially the indian scammers of the "amish". The dude HATES they don;'t pay taxes, it's actually hilarious how contradictory they all are. Can't even get their own story strait.
@@junkers5069 Jesus and his disciples set out for the villages of Caesarea Philippi. Along the way he asked his disciples, “Who do people say that I am?” They said in reply, “John the Baptist, others Elijah, still others one of the prophets.” And he asked them, “But who do you say that I am?” Peter said to him in reply, “You are the Christ.” Then he warned them not to tell anyone about him. He began to teach them that the Son of Man must suffer greatly and be rejected by the elders, the chief priests, and the scribes, and be killed, and rise after three days. He spoke this openly. Then Peter took him aside and began to rebuke him. At this he turned around and, looking at his disciples, rebuked Peter and said, “Get behind me, Satan. You are thinking not as God does, but as human beings do.” I don't mean to be rude, but I just arrived home from Mass to continue watching this video, and I am struck by your comment in a very intriguing way. People that work toward getting closer to God understand that not everyone is at the same place on their journey. Some journeys take some down odd bent paths that intersect the mapped path never again and sometimes over and over again. Personally I have been inside the life of faith, outside the life of faith, and back again. I know that I can be mistaken. So who am I to judge someone else that is truly also seeking the Lord, even if they are unaware? We think as human beings do, not as God does.
@@junkers5069 I know I come from a same kind of background Calvinist, “we don’t have insurance, we help each other out” what bs it’s just a kind of collective insurance ! When I grew up tv radio movies etcetera forbidden. I have seen so many times that people didn’t agree with what the preacher said and all of a sudden there is a new church and in the new church they condemn everyone who’s not agreeing with them to hell because they have the wrong religion.
The last minutes of the video were the most impactful... these people in their own way understand life and society more than the average person... they might call themselves "dumb" not having much general knowledge about rest of the world, but they are definetly miles ahead in terms of self reflection, listening and carrying about other people. I deeply respect that
@@yvtcdtvbybt8328 now that I reread my own comment , I exaggerated my point by writing "more than the average" . I admit they are selfish and all , but I think we can agree their group dynamic seems to be healthy one
Exactly! It’s the normality of their lives. These people are so well balanced, they are willing to be self-critical and they are extremely honest. It’s clear that choosing right leads to happiness.
I love how josh is so understanding of your questions. Doesn't judge you or get offended by you not knowing everything about his culture. Just answers with honesty and openness. If everyone was like this the world would be a more understanding and compasionate place. God bless you josh
I work with pretty conservative german baptist fellows as a plumber they are the most humble people; are not shy and will always be respectful and pay attention to what you’re saying in conversation. Really good people easy to talk to just like anyone else despite the very simple living. south east part of ohio darke county
I'm English (as in, from England) but I lived in North Carolina for many years. I worked for the American Red Cross doing mobile blood drives across NC and surrounding states. Every 8 weeks we would go to a town deep in the mountains that had a large Mennonite population and a lot of the young people from that community would come to donate blood. They were absolutely charming - friendly, open, respectful, curious, ready to laugh, and not a trace of 'prissyness'. I loved going there and the family in this video really remind me of them. What a warm, intelligent and loving group. They have a lot to teach us.
These people are just sooo cool! I would love to have one of them as my friend, because I know they would be someone that I could trust, that would not be fake or plastic like so many "english" people are. Great video. Saludos from Puebla Mexico.
@CHRISTIAN KNIGHT I get that a lot! Shadow banded and outright deleted… Cool video… you can find people you can trust where you live if you spend time looking…
i love these people. they are so sincere and they way the identify the problems of their community and not just try to pretend they are perfect is so refreshing and so basically human to be in touch that way.
The story of the churches pulling together to pay off a 1.03 million dollar hospital bill had me in tears. What I smiled about when they described the 55 year old lady who passed as a 'girl'. I have never met anyone from that world but now I see why they have separated themselves from this world. They made the right choice.
@@jojomayerfan4356 I live in Akron I'm buying a house in Holmes. I caught the bug, I'm a Christian myself but not Mennonite, I just love how openly Christian the area is, how loving, and how beautiful.
Thank you Peter and the Amish family who invited us to their home. I think the Amish way of life is a more natural and normal way of life as opposed to what the English world does, but you have to get started on it when you are young. At the end of our lives, when we assess how we lived our lives, I think the Amish would feel more fulfilled because their way of life is more meaningful and heartfelt. Having fantastic pies and homemade ice cream tops it too!
I don't like the part where they are not allowed to do what they want. Apart from that, their lives aren't much different from the life in the Romanian village I grew up in. We didn't have many possessions, but we had our family, our friends, our own vegetable gardens, our animals, good healthy food, good wine and schnapps, good clean air and water, a full bright view of the Milky Way, and a good night's sleep, basically all things that Westerners pay good money to experience these days. As kids we used to play in the woods, go fishing in the creek, and play football all day long on Sundays. During summer break, we used to have breakfast, get on our bikes and come home in the evening, hungry, all dusty or muddy, with a few scrapes and big smiles on our faces. Our parents didn't know where we were the whole day, and they didn't stress about it. Nowadays everyone is chasing after bigger houses, more expensive cars and the latest iphones, so they get in debt, then work their whole life in polluted cities, in stressful environments to pay those debts. It's funny how nowadays so many people know more about some dumbass celebrities than they do about their relatives and friends.
I’ve seen more smiles from these families than I’ve seen from other families in a long time !! They are truly happy and isn’t that what we are all searching for ???
This is just a snapshot. If you see this channel's other videos, you'll see a lot of happiness as well. And what do all these people have in common? They are communicating and bonding. And the Amish know it well Those things hold a lot of value.
@@rogerhollingshead you left the restrictions and structure, some of us never had them, and long for them. But I get what you're saying, there is always a darkside.
I would really enjoy having Amish friends. They’re lifestyle is VERY humbling and grounding. Their lifestyle is what “Americans” take for granted every day…
Yes but America isnt only that dream. It is promised that our freedom is to enjoy our happiness... Whatever that person thinks happiness is for them. I do believe too many people think that there is only one or two paths...
I like how self aware they are and how they said they have problems just like anyone else. This video could have been hours long! Thank you for doing and sharing these, Peter! I think one question that's missing when you interview different types of people is how they relate to love and to preventing loneliness because pretty much every culture is a manifestation of how to find cohesion and not feel left out. Looking forward to watching more of your uploads!
The thing that I found the most interesting was how much the women speak and are involved. Many portray the Amish women as weak or treated as lesser, but the women had very strong options and were not silenced by the men. I admire a group who treats all as equal and allows all genders to speak as an equal
Yes they spoke to him, but still have to stay home with the children. They don’t have a choice to work outside the home and have the husband stay home instead
@@pageroo9644 Dude bc this isn't amish people, it's Christian at best. Women always have and had a voice in the amish. They choose things that don't involve government so they have their own freedom of choice.
@@amyk1164 With what specific knowledge of Amish lifestyles do you make this statement? I grew up deep Mennonite, mostly more conservative than the family shown in this video in Holmes county, in Berlin and Millersburg, two of the towns shown in the last video in this series. Amish women DO work outside the home...if their husband can't make enough money to allow them to stay home with the kids. As for the "husband staying home instead", have you ever actually been around a working farm or Amish business? No, you have not because if you had, you'd know that an Amish husband and father might be out in a field or in the barn or in the business shop....which 99% of the time is right next to the house. The husband IS staying home, he's just not underfoot in the house. He's out doing the dirty, physically demanding work so the women don't have to. Amish women DO work right next to their husbands in the fields or barn or shop, few wives are as much of real equals and partners to their husbands as Amish wives but, what I saw growing up was, while Amish women like very much showing off their physical prowess and ability to work, especially when young and looking for a husband, like 99% of women, they like even more being with their kids and being a homemaker and not having to do the dirty and physically demanding outdoor "men's work." And as soon as the kids, both boys and girls, are big enough to accompany either parent around the place while they are working, (4-5 YO) that's what the kids do. In between playing, that is so the assumption your comment makes of an Amish wife stuck at home with a bunch of squalling brats while the husband is having a fun at a job is entirely false.
Society begins at home. It’s very refreshing to see uniqueness on every culture. But best of all, how multi-layered America really is. God bless our country.
The Amish family were like us growing up in the 60's and 70's. There was no computer or anything fancy. We lived a normal life. We played outside and came home when the street lights came on. Friends were so much closer and the crime was not like it is today. People were more friendly in those years. Was a great video
Murder rate in the US was double what it is now in the 1970s. The 1960s were about as safe as times are now. There are just more people now and constant access to news so you hear about every single scary thing that happens in country of 340 million. If you feel unsafe or isolated, you should change where you live. The city I live in has a ton of friendly people.
Crime is certainly not worse today lol you have to check per capita and figure how much more people are on the earth today. We may hear about more crime with how quick news travels today but truly crime is much less then it once was. I hate hearing people say theres still good people.....of course there is thats great things happening now and will always be.
YES. Well said. I am 50 and from Denmark in Northern Europe, and I can say exactly the same. I think we all can. I actually, in a sense, envy that family: their togetherness, their simple joy and honesty.
"The world needs a place like this: an environment with 2 parents teaching their kids, not some daycare teaching your kids, not some public school teaching your kids, but the parents." Boy, didnt we all learn that over 2020...
Yes! And if you can't teach your children at home, I feel they would say parents should teach values and character at home rather than allowing schools to do so.
Sadly, we didn't learn that. They've got the best thing in our entire country going on there. They don't have TV or Social media pushing them to think a certain way or giving them unrealistic expectations of their life based on Instagram. It's literally the best things in life, and that's the focus. I think for a lot of us who don't have a lot of religion in our lives; watching these people and how they treat each other makes my idea of religion and community wrong.
Yes n there kids play together not be single children with a no parent at home sitting in a dark room depressed on a device this is why kids are cutting n shooting up schools . I played outside all day. These kids do t even like the sun. N have no friends n do not get exercise or even no how to have friends there vaping at 13
@JHawx Rok What on earth are you talking about? Homeschooled kids, and private schooled kids often outperform their public schooled peers and work in the same exact type roles...
I think a lot have been thinking and seeing where the Internet is having a negative effect on us. There needs to be a balance as individuals and families with the way we use the internet. Thats a definite.
Hello Peter, I wanted to convey my sincere appreciation for the content you've been crafting about the Amish and Mennonite communities, both of which are Anabaptist Christian groups. Their way of life has captured my interest deeply. Being a Muslim, I've observed numerous similarities, such as their dress, women covering their heads, men saving mustaches and only keeping the beard, modest attire, strong family values, culinary traditions, and even their approach to insurance policies. If my schedule permits, I'm seriously contemplating a visit to their communities in December.
@@mattiekerr9684 i dont want to know about what goes on behind the scenes of anybody. Even my own family.. but what is seen is usually a reflection of what goes on behind the scenes. Not 1 person looks uncomfortable like they are acting.
@@mattiekerr9684 Amish people are just like everyone else in that some of them do things “behind closed doors” that are bad. I don’t believe there is a much higher incidence of such things in the Amish, although their tendency to deal with such things only within the church can certainly be problematic. As the video says, there are different “flavors” of Amish, and these folks are definitely more toward the liberal side. They interact with the non-Amish population around them all the time. Some Amish in Ohio are far more closed off from others.
You can tell they feel strong conviction about the way they live. But they don't shove it in your face, or act "holier-than-thou". You saw that in this video by how it was said multiple times, essentially, that "we are human too". Another way you hear it put in these communities is to “let your light shine, but don’t shine it in anyone’s face.” Great discussion covering a lot of important topics here.
Not a fan of the pacifism aspect, but I respect them. I hope they'll adapt as things change. No sense in letting evil go on unabated. When there is tyranny, it is the duty of people to tear it down, just like we did in WWII.
I like how the guy sitting to the camera right is quiet the entire time, and at the end of the video imparts some of the best advice of the entire segment. “At an airport put your phone down and talk to the person next to you, Care about their life not just your own.”
Best video I have watched in your channel so far. I felt the warmth of the family, seeing around all these greens of trees and grass.. Would easily listen to that family conversation forever, they all are very smart and well spoken people.
I noticed right away how happy they all are with laughter, the love they have for one another is amazing and so natural, zero stress and sadness. Great video Peter, really appreciate it!
As a early Millenial I remember a time without smartphones, and internet. It's such a memory now, but I can relate going outside to have fun not just sitting in your room watching UA-cam.
The irony is, you’re sat here, on UA-cam. Nothing is stopping you being a slave to the internet. Buy a standard phone. Stop using social media. Get in tune with nature more.
Back when I was in school, free time and fun meant hanging out at a friend's house to play board games or watch movies, going to a cafe to chit chat and have a bite or playing sports together. Nowadays free time and fun means playing some multiplayer game on your phone and sitting around staring at your phones rather than actually interacting.
As good as technology is, I am grateful the internet was not available to my friends and family when I wa growing up. My greatest memories as a child was playing outside, making swings, go karts, getting muddy in the woods, riding our bikes all around the neighbourhood and also having quality family outings and games nights. Precious times that as a society we have drifted away from as a consequence of technological advancement. I feel privileged to have seen both sides of the internet divide.
Me too. Entertainment at home in the 60’s 70’s 80’s and the 90’s was no internet/cell phones. Heck I didn’t get a smart phone until 2010! TV , music radio, playing with neighbourhood kids the piano guitar playing in back yard climbing trees riding skateboards and doing chores for my mum.
This is the lifestyle the I aim to have in a few years. Living in a few acres of land and just minding my own business. Enjoying all the blessing that God has given me. God bless America 🇺🇸 100% agree that Gavin Newsome has got to go.
Peter I’m so glad you finally got to this point. Our world is so disconnected from itself as it is and videos like yours completely turn our doom and gloom look on its head. The Mennonites and Amish may live different from us, but that doesn’t mean we can’t live with them in beneficial ways.
The Germ Theory was never actually proven to be 100% accurate, yet the trillion dollar medical industry is entirely based on that theory. What's the CAUSE of death in people with this "virus"? Does their brain explode? Does their heart stop beating? The CAUSE of death is still pneumonia. Pneumonia is not something you can "catch". You DEVELOP it, just like you develop cancer. It's a biological result of being "scared to death" of something. Think of it like an internal wound that you can't see, but when it starts to heal (when the traumatic event dissipates), the healing of the wounds in the lungs will cause pain, mucus, blood, fever, headaches, coughing, etc. The cause of death from Small Pox wasn't acne-like cysts. That's not enough to kill anyone. The cause of death was PNEUMONIA. A specific death fright soldiers and Indians felt due to them attacking each other during this traumatic period in time. These were the only people who had Small Pox. A vaccine only stopped the acne cysts from forming, which is basically a histamine response. Pneumonia still develops and cannot be stopped or vaccinated against. It's like trying to vaccinate your body to prevent it from healing a bruise or a cut. You don't show the symptoms of "disease" until you stop being panicked and afraid. These symptoms usually show up 1-2 weeks after you've relaxed and resolved the upsetting event.
Governments around the world are CAUSING fear frights, thus CAUSING all the illnesses, aka Boogey Virus, in everyone based on an unproven THEORY by one man, Louis Pasteur, who redacted his claim of the germ theory on his death bed, yet no one listened. The US is following an outdated theory that's 100 years old and has not questioned or retested that "science" since then. They believed In witches and curses back then!! Could it be because a Ca-Zillion dollar medical industry profits on following an outdated "science" model?! They've been using the same cancer "treatment" for 80 YEARS. They can't think of something besides POISON in all this time?!?!
So of course, when everyone is allowed to escape the hostage situation the governments have put their people into, and they start relaxing about the "scary virus" that's not in any way transmissible, they will begin their healing phase (get sick), and believe they then have the "scary virus", and more panic will ensue as well as martial law. The longer people allow this government to hold them hostage in their homes, the more severe the "sickness" will be. Western Medicine is pure fraud, and people's lives are destroyed because of it.
When you think about it, it wasn't that long ago when everyone was that 'dumb.' Before the internet we mostly had little idea of what was going on in the world. Before cable TV, ditto. Before regular free to air TV, ditto. Before newspapers, ditto. Now we spent so much time fretting about things that happen so far away, that we are essentially powerless to change.... that's we've lost contact with our neighbours.
@@Mussi93 When you say that a 2 parent household, having a work ethic, showing up to work on time, having a job, parenting your own children, selling produce at a farmer's market, having a judeo-christian religion, not getting vaccines you don't want and homeschooling are all oppressing of minorities and signifiers of white supremacy, then yeah it does.
Between the Amish and the Hasidic community the biggest thing I’ve taken from these videos is definitely the community aspect. I agree that people crave community today. Our families are broken, we are all distracted by our electronics and day to day lives. We need community, love, family, etc. I admire these people for finding something that works for them.
People live in cities with millions of people yet feel like they're alone. People live in their bubble, they barely know people living on the same street or heck in their own condo or apartment complex.
Its interesting to hear you say Amish and Hasidic Jews are similar. My sister-in-law [she is Jewish and not American] made the comparison and one her US Jewish friends said no way - lots of Hasidic Jewish Jeweler are shady and the Amish and Mennonites would never even consider doing anything shady. They also said some Hasidic Jews in NYC take all kinds of government hand out and work the welfare system. The Amish and Mennonites would never do this. I'm not hating on the Hasidic but just stating what they told me.
@@sakurawind9934 I don't know anything about either group personally but I do not think they have much in common other than they are very religous. My comment above was not mine but of a Jewish person that I shared. I don't know if Shasids are a bunch of crooked jewlers and I have no idea if many collect welfare. It was an interesting conversation that I overheard at a gathering between 2 jews talking about Amish and Chasids.
This is powerful and something I have always wanted in my own life. Is to live there life style and have a true sense of community without all the nonsense from Government and the media. So I will be going on a internet fast. Work on building a community like theirs
I've yearned for real friends for awhile. It's so insanely hard to accomplish. So much... Crap. The world is crap. I will never be a pacifist. I don't trust people enough for that. But I would love to quit all online entertainment, even UA-cam, just to be able to play board games and do house work with a real community. Speaking of house work, I think their cabinets could use a modern medium grey repaint. The off-white looks dated. I'm a real estate nerd, lol.
I’ve never watched a 45 min UA-cam clip and have been glued to the entire content. Well done on another fantastic video. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Moral of the story when you stick together as a family you can accomplish just about anything. Most family’s that split up struggle through life! Not all but most…
@@aseb649 tbh that line of thinking is why were in a tailspin as a people. People abandon, Claim toxicity or something else far to quickly. Weve become coddled.
Theres no greater feeling of purpose than coming home to beautiful children and a beautiful wife who loves you. I see in America and Western Europe though that starting a family is too much of a burden or commitment.
I'd rather live that lifestyle than what we got going on in urban areas where both parents got to work just to be paying rent surrounded by tons of people you don't know and aren't connected to you or care about you. These people are doing it right
You need to learn about the whole Amish culture before you say "I'd rather." People leave that life for a variety of reasons. You have to be born Amish...they do not recruit. I think if a member marries or dates a person of color or different ethnicity they would be shunned. Its not racially acceptable to outsiders. They are very closed to others.
There is a huge flaw in this beautiful perfect Amish isolated life. Most of key products medicines, technologies they use are came from ugly, dirty, violent world. Plus they are outer protected by army and politics of outer dirty world origin. So in a sense they are living another forced artificial beautiful life half or majorily dictated by Bible and similar "dark" rules.
These people are HUMBLE and honest with themselves in a lot of ways. I love hearing them talk in a group because you can notice that when one is talking and another interjects, more often than not, the one talking will acknowledge the interjection by seamlessly sewing it into what they're already saying to include the other person without giving up the microphone. It's really beautiful and a bit of a lost art I think.
“So this is your compass in life?” * Picks up the song book * 😭😂😂 Amish folks are so wholesome! That story about the girl with the lung transplant medical bill blew my mind. What beautiful people! God bless them.
When they started singing “our god, he is alive” I literally started bawling. I fell away from my Christian faith years ago and I hadn’t heard that song in a long time. It reminded me of how I felt when sang that.
Nostalgia does hit hard. I also cry whenever I hear salah (muslim prayer) to mourn my innocence despite knowing how oppressive my life actually was. It's okay to let these feelings out, it's how we heal from past scars.
Maybe consider visiting a local church. I’d recommend any of the eastern branches, Like Greek or Russian orthodox. I was raised catholic but now I feel very at home with my community at my Pan-Orthodox church
This was more moving than I expected it to be. I literally watched every second of this video. I’m humbled by their community and will take a lot of motivation and lessons from them forward with me. This is coming from all the way in Sydney, Australia.
I live within an hours drive of this community and there are large communities of them all through the whole northeast and north central of ohio. I own land in the country where I can see horse drawn buggies go up and down my country road everyday. I admire so much about their community and in many ways they are better off than us english are.
Here from QLD. I really admired their way of life. I’m Christian and I thought Amish was just a cult like community. But through this video, I could clearly see, we are no different. Truely moved by this video
I’ve been getting a kick out of the Amish and Mennonite videos because of how wholesome they are! 🌿🌿🌸🌸Keep the great work up, Peter! (Edit: Oh my goodness, this comment blew up! I’m amazed!)
you're being duped fyi. it's a facade - they'll speed up & pass right by you if you were lying in the road & then beat their horse when it's exhausted in the summer heat.
@@paullanguedoc of course there's a dark side of any society, but the core tenets of this community comes across as something modern life has forgotten and should aspire to.
Peter, I've been watching your videos for about a month, I love them all, but this is one of my favorites because there is so much truth being shared. You're doing great work, Sir.
Hello Everyone! I just want to clarify that this is one group of Amish out of many. Their opinions and views on life are theirs and do not represent all Amish people. Most of this group are Beachy Amish and Marcus (the older man) is New-Order Amish. Beachy Amish are the most liberal Amish with the most amount of modernity in their lives. This is why I was able to record this conversation. When we "English" (all people that aren't Amish) say "Amish" we categorize many different types of Amish into one group and this is why this can get so confusing.
For example, the Beachy Amish can have cars and electricity in their homes. The Schwartzentruber Amish are the Amish who chose to live away from modernity completely (without cars, phones, etc.) and are quite often the Amish we think of when we think of the Amish.
Here is an oversimplified list of different types of Amish I met while in Holmes County, Ohio:
-SWARTZENTRUBER AMISH (the most conservative and most removed from the modern world)
-DAN AMISH (somewhat removed from everybody else, conservative)
-OLD-ORDER AMISH (can't drive vehicles but some of them can ride as passengers, only have steel wheels on their carriages, not rubber. Allow Rumspringer--their youth to explore the world and "try things out").
-NEW-ORDER AMISH (Broke away from the Old Order Amish. Less conservative than Old Order, but more conservative in the sense that they don't promote Rumspringer, they use rubber on their carriage wheels, use more modern sliding doors on their carriages, some have phones.
-BEACHY AMISH (The most accepting of the modern world and the closest to the most conservative Mennonites. This is the group in the video)
There are many other sects and to confuse things even more each sect has different rules depending on their church.
None of the Amish are easy to open up like this on camera and it's only because of Josh that we got in with this beautiful group of people.
In the next few weeks, I'll have a video inside a Schwartzentruber's home. They agreed to let me film as long as I didn't show their faces. It was a surreal experience, to say the least. I will also have some videos for you with Old-Order Amish people.
I hope you enjoy this series! Like most things in life, there's much more beneath the surface with a lot of complexity mixed in. I hope you find as much joy in discovering the Amish as I have. See you next Sunday!
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I absolutely love this series!
Wow. I love it. I can't wait.
Good job Peter, you're killing it.
@@បេះដូង-ឡ5ទ Good point JP. I'm Canadian so I too would be curious about this.
The way they interact and talk is so raw & real. I feel like technology has really damaged people’s social skills and ability to connect heart to heart
100%
Thats what the 1% The Cabal want and the Amish have their little piece of heaven without the so called modern technology taking the humaness away.
Absolutely
Agree - by design to dumb the masses down -it works - they (the bowel movement) knows what they’re doing
Nobody's insulting each other that's the difference. Because they put Jesus first in their thought process
that guy was spot on when he was talking about the news not having an effect, other than a negative, on their daily life. turning off the news will make you happier 💯
Exactly the Amish are starting to grow on me just to see how happy and peaceful they look,it's amazing
Well, it’s all fake anyways
Yes!🙌🏻
Yeah, it's not like the news covers anything that actually matters. In fact, the news obscures rather than clarifies.
Yeah but what’s coming they better turn it on unfortunately. They will be shocked.
I’m a little jealous of their way of life. They live for family and friends. They don’t live for government or society.
why not start tomorrow living for family and friends? :-)
@@emmib1388 isn’t that funny how easily we forget the one thing we swear to never forget.
I mean a government or society is just a collection of friends and families.
You forgot the most important thing they live for, the Lord.
This works really well for small societies. They, however, contribute to its demise by having too many children. Big society big problems
As an Army Vet I am not offended that they stick to their beliefs! It's people like them I fight for.
What is an Army Vet? (:
@@twentyagenarian6300 army veteran, someone who has served in the Army.
I support our troops but that logic is wild. Killing people in the middle east for the Amish basically eh?
@@russellcosby9224 A vet is someone who fought in a war. Service itself doesn't make you a vet.
@gigadude556 you are wrong sir. "The term "veteran" means a person who served in the active military, naval, or air service, and who was discharged or released therefrom under conditions other than dishonorable."
Not a soul looking at a phone. Real people talking to each other, fully engaged. Reminds me of life before the Internet!
And yet you are on the phone browsing the internet. Strange isnt it?
@@Kaiser_Kloob maybe they know something we don’t.
@@Kaiser_Kloob he said it reminds him of life "before" the internet. Dull people like you make comments reiterating what was already said and you think you're clever....
@@Kaiser_Kloob looking at your channel I see you're probably a kid...you get the dummy pass because we were all dumber than we'd like to admit when we were younger
@@Kaiser_Kloob learn to speak less and pay more attention and learn from other so that you don't have to be the one who fails....then when you do make a decision,it's well prepped and better off to actually hold substance.
What I see here is almost everything most of America is missing. A sense of purpose, community, family values and hard work. It’s so pure and beautiful
It's completely disconnected from the international community. They have nothing to do with the world, whatsoever.
"They are disconnected from the international community", yet Josh is married to Ukrainian and Amish/Mennonites can travel to dozens of countries to their fellow Amish/Mennonites of different race/ethnicity and be accepted by people they've previously never met as if they are family. Can you do that? If not, who's really disconnected from the international community?
@@Kvint-kh12345 Josh and his family are not even true Amish. They have modern technological amenities, he made an expensive house, and travels the world like a worldly person.
True Amish don't waste their money on technology and travel among many other things.
Josh is not Amish, but 'Beachy Amish" which means an apostate sellout to worldly affairs. He has a smartphone, but claims that he has anti-pornography software and he claims to have uninstalled his internet browser and only uses it to make calls. Seems fishy and tempting if you ask me, and all true Amish would agree.
@@joshuab2437 which is a good thing if any religion is becoming less strict it means less brainwashing aswell and maybe the option for the new generation to get out if they wish so
@@joshuab2437 It makes no sense to wistfully romanticize this family, or somehow uproot modern life after watching a UA-cam video that has the message to stop using the Internet. But, just by virtue of being in this hyper-popular video they are influencing people around the world.
I particularly like how vocal the women are & how well received it is by the men around the table.
Women have no leadership roles in their religion. Men run the religion and make the rules.
I noticed this as well and assumed it would not be this way.
They have a counter culture but not a patriarchal culture.
I think this is more a menonite thing. The Amish beat their women in this submission.
@@harlanbarnhart4656 I think that all the Abrahamic religions are patriarchal, even though the Jews determine their Jewishness through the mother it is still dominated by males who decide how they live, pray and work and even what they eat.
An invitation into an Amish home is an honor. It signals you are trusted and respected. The Amish people are some Americans who live a life of hard work, honesty, respect and reverence.
"There is a big difference from believing the Bible and obeying the Bible" - Josh
Well said.
Oh yes!
100%!
Amen!
AMEN!
JESUS says keep Sabbath holy
POPE says keep Sunday holy
The WORD says the 7th day is holy!
The WORLD says the 1st day is holy?
7th day Sabbath = (Exodus 20:8-11)
1st day Sunday = (Mark 7:7)
WHO DO YOU OBEY 🤔??????
Such a conflicting feeling: watching this with my face buried in my phone - while accepting that without it, i may not have been allowed this opportunity to get to know these people and learn their practices and principles, without prejudice.
100% agre but much like anyhthing else the keyis discernment between using for positive or negative. For me that means switching off the likes of CNN BBC etc. and seeking out something like this content!
Balance
I just thought THAT SAME EXACT WAY!
The internet is an open highway into your home. That includes both a lot of good and a lot of the worst in humanity. Just remember you don’t need it, believe it or not humans lived for thousands of years before it.
No worries, just block your browser in your phone and dont delete the youtube app. Josh is a youtuber as well. Install wikipedia as well and all necessary app in your phone.
I admire how they all listen when one is speaking and not interrupt.
It's a great trait!
Um, did you watch this? Plenty of interruptions, it's natural. Your comment is silly.
@@justinsane3909I think your comment is sillier for pointing out unimportant things that don't add much to conversation
I love the non judgemental Amish, they are so wholesome and understanding of the world we live in. 😊
They are people like everybody else.
You’ve got some that are very judgmental.
Seeing extended family gathered for dinner, kids freely playing in the yard....my childhood as a 70s child...loved it!😁
Absolutely. Both my parents and I grew up like this. And I was born in the 90's.
People from/ in the south do this all the time, it's culture
My childhood summers... Last generation to not have social media for family :(
me too, without my dad asking to go get him a beer from the fridge and my mom yelling my name so the entire damn city of Chicago could hear her...but me...
I was born in 2003 and we have things like this all the time. This isn’t exclusive to the 70s or 80s like many people seem to think, younger people have experienced this too it’s still relevant to current day. I’m not sure how rare kids playing outside is in America, but it’s very common in most places
reminds me of the 80s kids went out to play, the parents sat around and talked, and no internet or cellphones. brings back memories of how I grew up.
Except in the eighties , many were struggling to survive in the UK , recession and struggles ,the Amish all appear very comfortably well off , something few people were or are today ,
@@donnaharris8097 They work their fingers to the bone to be comfortable. It doesn't happen by itself. Plus they have the support of their close community which many other groups don't have. Their lifestyle works because it is Biblically based. Other societies are lacking that, and it shows.
Back in the good old days. Everything now is so divided and full of hate. Luckily for me I live on a rural acreage and I like to keep my like simple.
We didn't even have a landline, much less a TV. Life was good back then. You got caught doing something stupid, sometimes the cops got involved and instead of filing a report the cop would drive you home and have a stern talk to your parents which usually ended in you getting slapped and grounded for an appropriate amount of time. I remember stealing a chewing gum in the local store - the owners called my parents and had them pick me up - that was a bad evening which I didn't repeat. Much better than what we do today - it teaches boundaries and you adhere to them for the rest of your life.
@@donnaharris8097 It's because they live within their means and are mostly self sustained. A lot of people are in dire straits because they live beyond their means and that catches up to you eventually and more often than not in bad times.
One positive of the internet is that there are people like Peter who create these educational videos that remind me of all the cool people, worlds and experiences out there.
I totally agree with you. Having the Internet could give them access to more information about all the wonderful things out there.
@@donnabittner69all the wonderful things are at home with the Amish it’s not out there so for them they don’t need internet. The English feel they do because their families don’t stay together they’re lonely and use the internet to not be lonely. Amish not so lonely
The internet is a tool, any tool can be used for good or evil. Peter uses it for good. 🙏🏼
The internet is a blessing and a curse, and has had an impact on the social structure of the world. This is such a wholesome video and took me back to when I was a child and was not glued to screens. They are truly living the life. God Bless!
When you're divorced, lost contact with your family and living on 50m² in a busy city where nobody talks to each other, then you watch these videos...I can only hope these people can keep living their life like they do for centuries to come. Amazing, tnx for sharing!
Same here
Hope you aren’t too lonely. Call your children, they may just need you to reach out. Best wishes D K!
It's the pits, was in a situation similar and couldn't work, only people I would talk to were shop assistances. So for about a year all I ever said was how much and thank you.
my take on what Josh was trying to explain at 10:47: schools should teach math and science and history and literature. Parents should teach their kids values and morals and self-discipline and respect and how to live. It's not good for the kids when parents give up that responsibility and let schools and daycares do the parenting.
Yes. 100%
Totally true! The parents quit teaching, the family is broken. No dads in family (alot of the time). And people wonder why the schools are failing-And now it’s all about social issues.
Well said
Agree but sadly many don't get taught at home.
Most parents give that up to media, to singers and actors aka false idols (women running around half naked for example and actually thats wanted to destroy families. Families are nr.1 enemy for the "Elites" so thats one of the reason they want women to run around in tight pants, bikinis, short skirts etc. so men lust after them and cheat - broken homes).
Media is a "good" or lets say convenient babysitter for most parents ... Please look up "Subliminal messages in Disney movies", some are fake in the internet but most are not (you can also look up Robert Breaker, he also made a video about it)
The Amish people in this video are a treasure. I don't know any of them but I feel love for them. Thank you Peter for bringing them and their culture to us the viewers. It was greatly needed and appreciated.
Dude has an absolutely beautiful home and yard. That grass is tremendous!
It's a beautiful house
As a landscaper i must day it is amazing
Scott's Weed & Feed.
Lol!
I know right? Beautiful
It’s beautiful!
As a FedEx Delivery driver I love my route I deliver to areas where there's a lot of Amish families and have delivered to them, they are such amazing people these videos are great thanks for making them and sharing them with others
Josh literally has everything. In the previous video when he said the "outside world" has nothing to offer him, he was right. His house, property, a beautiful wife, kids.
He owns a business so the rest of the world does have something to offer him and it's called momey
@@FaithAdventures817 If it would be only about money he'd clean toilets for $40 like he said in the video. And if "money" is the only thing the rest of the world gives him then he's right. It doesn't have "anything" to offer him.
Exactly! Jesus gives him all his needs!
Is not the world that has nothing to offer is the ppl that has nothing to really offer for themselves in order to benefit others in this world ppl trying to serve an empty cup!
Yet he still indulges in modernities the way he holds that drink can and flops his phone around and has too many gross cars on his property. They’re slowly drifting. I think I prefer old order Amish over Mennonites.
Once again Peter, you've outdone yourself! Amazing to see how genuine and honest The Amish are.
As an English person that spent much of my late teen years in Holmes county, this was very enjoyable to watch. One of the first UA-cam videos about the Amish that wasn't a bunch of BS.
I've been there too loved it. I went up with a friend of mine his dad lived in Wilmot OH right across the street from 'The Amish Door' restaurant. I went out there a few months at a time . His father owned a roofing company and employed amish workers he was also married to a Mennonite so he lived very near Mennonite rules.
My late step-dad boarded a horse at an Amish farm in Charm. I spent a lot of time with the family when he'd taking the horse and buggy out. We were known as the English who boarded a horse at the Miller's farm. One time my mom and step-dad were out in the cart when it started to pour. He decided to pull into the nearest barn. They were welcomed by the family, who shared coffee and pie with "The English" couple until it stopped raining.
@@airenesivad2975 my husband and I went on private tour. Enjoyed very much until we went into the church. Church is good except no one wears deodorant and the smell was oh my goodness bad 🤢🤮
@@loveistime8418 maybe you should have worn your deodorant
I agree Ben. One of the best interviews I have watched on the Mennonite / Amish so far. Peter did a fantastic job here !! And I learned a lot.
I’ve never wanted to be Amish as badly as I do now! These people live life with purpose and love. God bless them❤️
And you can’t live life with purpose and love and not be Amish?
@@sleepingrogue4130 looks like I found “that guy”
@@sleepingrogue4130Look around. Can you?
@@darksat6 yes the fuck I can. Converting to Christian, Jew or whatever means absolutely nothing by themselves. There’s bad jews and there’s bad Amish. Y’all too much lmao
@@lacarpetrondukemarriott yes, ma’am. Y’all reaching on the internet for no reason.
Something really attractive about the simplicity of living these people strive for. Respect to them.
their garage is bigger than my house lol good luck to them
@@RuthCampbell123 I could live the rest of my days out in a quarter of that garage. They have a very beautiful home
Best Amish episode ever. That dinner discussion is not only eye opening, it's life changing for anybody thinking this kind of living is impossible : combining some technologies and keeping the better values. If most people would just be a bit more inspired by this way of life, the world would surely be a better place. Just awesome.
I like that the women have such a stong voice but are so clearly supportive of their husbands. A very healthy dynamic.
Yes exactly, they know their worth and don't have to scream and shout to get things across. Strong women help make strong and respectable men!
The Jezebel mother's today have neutered their son's, producing effeminate males. It seems like these families have stuck to God's plan. The man is the head, the ladies have a voice because of the confidence of their husband's, but yet the ladies know they are the help mate. Yes, I am a lady, and God's plan works!
@@Nan-1017 On judgement day we will see who has the last laugh🤔‼️
Agreed.
@@lookup2one 😂😂😂
This is 100% spot on. I was raised Mennonite, very similar to how these people live. When I was 21 I moved away and started living on my own, and I'm the only kid out of 5 to leave the Mennonites..i believe in Jesus and am a Christian saved by faith but I am no longer Mennonite. After being raised like these people it was quite the culture shock for awhile after I went on my own. I'm now married and have my own kids, but these values and beliefs will always be inside me and I am always trying to teach my family some of the simple things in life.. playing board games, putting down the electronics, turning off the TV, going outside and enjoying nature, so that maybe my kids will have some of these values instilled in them so they can pass them on someday.
Sounds like you’ve found the right balance
Glad you found salvation through grace and faith 🙏
♡
Rays of respect from a muslim. God bless
Lyle Martin, do you have any contact at all with your family?
Love how the kids are free playing outside. That’s what I call enjoying a good childhood
@Opal Allen why would anyone ask that😂 weirdo
Cause…it fucking matters and it’s archaic as shit. Weirdo.🙄
Best part of my childhood was outside for endless hours.
They should be with a Government teacher learning the ways of transgenderism and hating your Country.
By 8th grade, these kids are almost definitely more prepared for life and mentally/emotionally stable than the majority of people in & coming out of college these days.
Peter.. You are easily the best American journalist right now. Thank you and God bless you. 😊
I love these people! So humble and open and calm. No one fidgeting. No one looking at their phones. Everyone speaks clearly and from the heart with thoughtful intent. A solid moral compass, a sense of values, a strong community. And yet, with the honesty to look at their issues with an open mind and come together to try to strengthen. Beautiful people.
Humans need to learn how to restrain themselves from being mindless zombies on devices. You don't have to put yourself in a category to enjoy life.
@@d_knight. ...humans cannot do it by themselves. They need to give their lives to Christ Jesus as these young people did. That is why they are so different. Only Jesus can change a person's heart and transform him completely. Then in Him, you will have the true joy of your life that so many people are missing because they are looking for it in the wrong place.
@Ryno ..... ÁMEN 🎯 !!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
So true.
Beautiful people ? I guess you can be a deep hard racist as long as you don't look at your phones. Racists have nominal compass and no sense of values . They live like they are in the 18th century and also think like they are in the 18th century.
wow, this Amish Mennonite series is one of the most positive things I have seen in long time. Happiness is in the simplicity, thing modern world forgot long time ago. Love your work Peter.
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Josh is a good man with a amazing family. Look at their surroundings and their land. It's literally heaven.
No it’s figuratively heaven, if it was “literally” heaven they would all be dead.
Go Tigers!
@@imaramblins my man
I would play golf all day in there.
This is a farm. Heaven doesn't have a bunch of cousin fuckers who let there kids die before taking them to a hospital.
I adore this group and loved you covering them. If only the world was more like them we wouldn’t have so many problems.
These videos are absolutely wonderful, not flashy or overproduced, usually just people talking to people.
It’s RAW and its sooo beautiful. I just watched two young guys try to do something similar.. they have no empathy really and its overproduced!
@@vc6218 Yes 😄 I saw some ten minutes of that video as well. Cringy stuff !
There's too much of that. Peter is the best 👍
I was just going to comment the exact comment. It was so natural. I felt like I had my own seat at the table. That’s truly how intimate it felt.
the community and fellowship they had when they were all sitting around outside on swings around a fire pit, I have never seen that before
What an idea-people talking to people!!!😊😊
Funny thing is this is one of the best Amish/Mennonite documentaries I’ve ever watched. It was just showing the real side of their story from them in today’s day and age. Yes there is the hardcore Amish but that’s with every type of religion. You will always have the extreme and then the ones who adapt to today’s living! Great series will watch the last one after work today!!
Yea bc its all bulshit, they are essentially trying to "gentrify" them for lack of better terms. The beachy amish are essentially the indian scammers of the "amish". The dude HATES they don;'t pay taxes, it's actually hilarious how contradictory they all are. Can't even get their own story strait.
Dang, Junkers. Had a bad day, did ya? Maybe a nice warm glass of milk and a hot shower would help?
@@junkers5069
Jesus and his disciples set out
for the villages of Caesarea Philippi.
Along the way he asked his disciples,
“Who do people say that I am?”
They said in reply,
“John the Baptist, others Elijah,
still others one of the prophets.”
And he asked them,
“But who do you say that I am?”
Peter said to him in reply,
“You are the Christ.”
Then he warned them not to tell anyone about him.
He began to teach them
that the Son of Man must suffer greatly
and be rejected by the elders, the chief priests, and the scribes,
and be killed, and rise after three days.
He spoke this openly.
Then Peter took him aside and began to rebuke him.
At this he turned around and, looking at his disciples,
rebuked Peter and said, “Get behind me, Satan.
You are thinking not as God does, but as human beings do.”
I don't mean to be rude, but I just arrived home from Mass to continue watching this video, and I am struck by your comment in a very intriguing way. People that work toward getting closer to God understand that not everyone is at the same place on their journey. Some journeys take some down odd bent paths that intersect the mapped path never again and sometimes over and over again. Personally I have been inside the life of faith, outside the life of faith, and back again. I know that I can be mistaken. So who am I to judge someone else that is truly also seeking the Lord, even if they are unaware? We think as human beings do, not as God does.
@@junkers5069 I know I come from a same kind of background Calvinist, “we don’t have insurance, we help each other out” what bs it’s just a kind of collective insurance ! When I grew up tv radio movies etcetera forbidden. I have seen so many times that people didn’t agree with what the preacher said and all of a sudden there is a new church and in the new church they condemn everyone who’s not agreeing with them to hell because they have the wrong religion.
@@junkers5069 Are you Ok where you are ? Just curious.
The last minutes of the video were the most impactful... these people in their own way understand life and society more than the average person... they might call themselves "dumb" not having much general knowledge about rest of the world, but they are definetly miles ahead in terms of self reflection, listening and carrying about other people. I deeply respect that
@@yvtcdtvbybt8328 now that I reread my own comment , I exaggerated my point by writing "more than the average" . I admit they are selfish and all , but I think we can agree their group dynamic seems to be healthy one
@@yvtcdtvbybt8328 selfish how?
@@yvtcdtvbybt8328 , what do you want to convey by saying they are people of the lord, something to be ashamed of?
Not to long ago we were all like that that's I'll be moving to a small town
The truth is that they have the best book in the world, and they read and follow it..... The BIBLE!
How great are these people to let you spend time with their families and answer your questions. Love it.
These are normal people. It's so refreshing to see.
Mennonites can be pretty normal. Are there not many outside of the Midwest?
@@OLyonnais28 never seen one in the south.
@@OLyonnais28 Lots of them up here in Canada 🇨🇦
Exactly! It’s the normality of their lives. These people are so well balanced, they are willing to be self-critical and they are extremely honest. It’s clear that choosing right leads to happiness.
@@lessonlearned6782 You forgot to take your medication this morning.
I love how josh is so understanding of your questions. Doesn't judge you or get offended by you not knowing everything about his culture. Just answers with honesty and openness. If everyone was like this the world would be a more understanding and compasionate place. God bless you josh
I work with pretty conservative german baptist fellows as a plumber they are the most humble people; are not shy and will always be respectful and pay attention to what you’re saying in conversation. Really good people easy to talk to just like anyone else despite the very simple living.
south east part of ohio darke county
Laughable with all the judgemental statements he made about people outside his religion and culture.
@@BLACKOMAMBO If I had to guess, it seems like a majority of the viewers are conservatives who MAGA the fuck out of air space around em.
I'm English (as in, from England) but I lived in North Carolina for many years. I worked for the American Red Cross doing mobile blood drives across NC and surrounding states. Every 8 weeks we would go to a town deep in the mountains that had a large Mennonite population and a lot of the young people from that community would come to donate blood. They were absolutely charming - friendly, open, respectful, curious, ready to laugh, and not a trace of 'prissyness'. I loved going there and the family in this video really remind me of them. What a warm, intelligent and loving group. They have a lot to teach us.
I have come to really appreciate this group of people, and i knew nothing about them until Peter. Thanks Peter! Amazing people.
These people are just sooo cool! I would love to have one of them as my friend, because I know they would be someone that I could trust, that would not be fake or plastic like so many "english" people are. Great video. Saludos from Puebla Mexico.
@CHRISTIAN KNIGHT I've had that happen too 🤨
@CHRISTIAN KNIGHT
I get that a lot! Shadow banded and outright deleted… Cool video… you can find people you can trust where you live if you spend time looking…
Just english people right wtf lol
Oi I am English 🇬🇧
@@marcusp905 me too!
Peter, what an honest unbiased and open minded interview. I was fascinated and humbled by these people. 45 Minutes well spent.
What was so striking was the level of real respect everyone had for each other.
i love these people. they are so sincere and they way the identify the problems of their community and not just try to pretend they are perfect is so refreshing and so basically human to be in touch that way.
The story of the churches pulling together to pay off a 1.03 million dollar hospital bill had me in tears. What I smiled about when they described the 55 year old lady who passed as a 'girl'. I have never met anyone from that world but now I see why they have separated themselves from this world. They made the right choice.
They should have not payed it, could have avoided it
@@Radbot776 true
55 years and no husband poor woman, never had a chance
The real crime there, is paying for health care.
God bless the NHS
The community paid some but they stated they don’t know who donated… could of been anyone
I started this video out of curiosity and now I'm questioning my life... these people seem so wholesome, I loved this trip into their world!
It will only be for short time before technology pulls your mind back into its world again and you will forget this
@@jojomayerfan4356it's very sad, but true. The ignorance and brainwashing from greedy brainwashed politicians, is insane.
@@jojomayerfan4356 I live in Akron I'm buying a house in Holmes. I caught the bug, I'm a Christian myself but not Mennonite, I just love how openly Christian the area is, how loving, and how beautiful.
Thank you Peter and the Amish family who invited us to their home. I think the Amish way of life is a more natural and normal way of life as opposed to what the English world does, but you have to get started on it when you are young. At the end of our lives, when we assess how we lived our lives, I think the Amish would feel more fulfilled because their way of life is more meaningful and heartfelt. Having fantastic pies and homemade ice cream tops it too!
their homes is actually an ideal lifestyle of every christians.
@@mitjed i agree. Their heart is in the right place.
They don't have gray hair from all of the stress we put ourselves through either!
Weird comment
I don't like the part where they are not allowed to do what they want.
Apart from that, their lives aren't much different from the life in the Romanian village I grew up in. We didn't have many possessions, but we had our family, our friends, our own vegetable gardens, our animals, good healthy food, good wine and schnapps, good clean air and water, a full bright view of the Milky Way, and a good night's sleep, basically all things that Westerners pay good money to experience these days.
As kids we used to play in the woods, go fishing in the creek, and play football all day long on Sundays. During summer break, we used to have breakfast, get on our bikes and come home in the evening, hungry, all dusty or muddy, with a few scrapes and big smiles on our faces. Our parents didn't know where we were the whole day, and they didn't stress about it.
Nowadays everyone is chasing after bigger houses, more expensive cars and the latest iphones, so they get in debt, then work their whole life in polluted cities, in stressful environments to pay those debts. It's funny how nowadays so many people know more about some dumbass celebrities than they do about their relatives and friends.
I really admire their beliefs and lifestyle. We've gotten too far away from cherishing family life. Everyone is busy.
I’ve seen more smiles from these families than I’ve seen from other families in a long time !! They are truly happy and isn’t that what we are all searching for ???
You don't know if they're happy. You have no idea what goes on behind closed doors. They have problems just like anyone else.
@@americanmade-1 I wonder what they do in case of serious health problems, since they don't have insurance
@@Johnny24rs The faith plan works for more people than you might think.
This is just a snapshot. If you see this channel's other videos, you'll see a lot of happiness as well. And what do all these people have in common? They are communicating and bonding. And the Amish know it well Those things hold a lot of value.
👍 yep!
10 minutes in and i'm officially jealous of the life they have.
Don’t be. I grew up that way. It’s not what you think. This just shows the perfect side they want shown.
@@rogerhollingshead you left the restrictions and structure, some of us never had them, and long for them.
But I get what you're saying, there is always a darkside.
Amish cult do not permit JEALOUSY!!!You got it WRNONG.
We didn't have this kind of government control until now. We took it for granted. So for that aspect of life, the Amish were ahead of us.
Ask about sexual abuse and incest. See how jealous you are
I would really enjoy having Amish friends. They’re lifestyle is VERY humbling and grounding. Their lifestyle is what “Americans” take for granted every day…
As a person doing the rat race for 15 years, I would love to just leave it all and go do something like this
Yes but America isnt only that dream. It is promised that our freedom is to enjoy our happiness... Whatever that person thinks happiness is for them. I do believe too many people think that there is only one or two paths...
I grew up around them. Amish people distance themselves from the rest of the people.
You cant get real real close to them.
@@erockromulan9329 Absolute..... People like us who are in rat race...now crave for peaceful life away from all these glittering...
For dominate men, it's a dream. I have a hard time believing any "free" woman would want to be part of this and become a trained submissive dog.
I like how self aware they are and how they said they have problems just like anyone else. This video could have been hours long! Thank you for doing and sharing these, Peter! I think one question that's missing when you interview different types of people is how they relate to love and to preventing loneliness because pretty much every culture is a manifestation of how to find cohesion and not feel left out. Looking forward to watching more of your uploads!
Do you feel lonely?
The thing that I found the most interesting was how much the women speak and are involved. Many portray the Amish women as weak or treated as lesser, but the women had very strong options and were not silenced by the men. I admire a group who treats all as equal and allows all genders to speak as an equal
That is EXACTLY what I thought to! Quite shocked because I was ignorant to thinking the woman had no voice!
Yes they spoke to him, but still have to stay home with the children. They don’t have a choice to work outside the home and have the husband stay home instead
@@pageroo9644 Dude bc this isn't amish people, it's Christian at best. Women always have and had a voice in the amish. They choose things that don't involve government so they have their own freedom of choice.
@@amyk1164 Many Amish women have jobs. They are not all “just” housewives.
@@amyk1164 With what specific knowledge of Amish lifestyles do you make this statement? I grew up deep Mennonite, mostly more conservative than the family shown in this video in Holmes county, in Berlin and Millersburg, two of the towns shown in the last video in this series. Amish women DO work outside the home...if their husband can't make enough money to allow them to stay home with the kids. As for the "husband staying home instead", have you ever actually been around a working farm or Amish business? No, you have not because if you had, you'd know that an Amish husband and father might be out in a field or in the barn or in the business shop....which 99% of the time is right next to the house. The husband IS staying home, he's just not underfoot in the house. He's out doing the dirty, physically demanding work so the women don't have to. Amish women DO work right next to their husbands in the fields or barn or shop, few wives are as much of real equals and partners to their husbands as Amish wives but, what I saw growing up was, while Amish women like very much showing off their physical prowess and ability to work, especially when young and looking for a husband, like 99% of women, they like even more being with their kids and being a homemaker and not having to do the dirty and physically demanding outdoor "men's work." And as soon as the kids, both boys and girls, are big enough to accompany either parent around the place while they are working, (4-5 YO) that's what the kids do. In between playing, that is so the assumption your comment makes of an Amish wife stuck at home with a bunch of squalling brats while the husband is having a fun at a job is entirely false.
Society begins at home. It’s very refreshing to see uniqueness on every culture. But best of all, how multi-layered America really is. God bless our country.
God curse our country.
@@stenyethanmathews945 Why?
This doesn't come out frequently.,.... outside of America most of us just think Americans are just the same the way they are show in Hollywood....
@@shark4sk our media is very good at brainwashing
The Amish family were like us growing up in the 60's and 70's. There was no computer or anything fancy. We lived a normal life. We played outside and came home when the street lights came on. Friends were so much closer and the crime was not like it is today. People were more friendly in those years. Was a great video
Murder rate in the US was double what it is now in the 1970s. The 1960s were about as safe as times are now. There are just more people now and constant access to news so you hear about every single scary thing that happens in country of 340 million. If you feel unsafe or isolated, you should change where you live. The city I live in has a ton of friendly people.
That is so true! Glad i grew up like this with no technology, play outside all day, gardens, everything homemade. Innocent and great timesm
Crime is certainly not worse today lol you have to check per capita and figure how much more people are on the earth today. We may hear about more crime with how quick news travels today but truly crime is much less then it once was. I hate hearing people say theres still good people.....of course there is thats great things happening now and will always be.
@@anheuser-busch I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I definitely FELT safer growing up in the 60's. And I liked feeling that way.
YES. Well said.
I am 50 and from Denmark in Northern Europe, and I can say exactly the same.
I think we all can. I actually, in a sense, envy that family: their togetherness, their simple joy and honesty.
The more i listen to this family the more i like them. Very kind and nice. Lessons learned.
"The world needs a place like this: an environment with 2 parents teaching their kids, not some daycare teaching your kids, not some public school teaching your kids, but the parents." Boy, didnt we all learn that over 2020...
That was beautiful and heard loud and clear!
Yes! And if you can't teach your children at home, I feel they would say parents should teach values and character at home rather than allowing schools to do so.
Sadly, we didn't learn that. They've got the best thing in our entire country going on there. They don't have TV or Social media pushing them to think a certain way or giving them unrealistic expectations of their life based on Instagram. It's literally the best things in life, and that's the focus. I think for a lot of us who don't have a lot of religion in our lives; watching these people and how they treat each other makes my idea of religion and community wrong.
Yes n there kids play together not be single children with a no parent at home sitting in a dark room depressed on a device this is why kids are cutting n shooting up schools . I played outside all day. These kids do t even like the sun. N have no friends n do not get exercise or even no how to have friends there vaping at 13
@JHawx Rok What on earth are you talking about? Homeschooled kids, and private schooled kids often outperform their public schooled peers and work in the same exact type roles...
such a wholesome , kind and welcoming family, the rest of the world could learn a lot from these
generous people.
Wow... Seeing this shows, maybe technology and all the stuff we have today is not a "progress" at all!
I think a lot have been thinking and seeing where the Internet is having a negative effect on us. There needs to be a balance as individuals and families with the way we use the internet. Thats a definite.
It's really not in the long run.
Do you go dentist?
I’ve come to realise that the internet has wasted half of my life lol. I’m thinking of living like this lol
The internet is super useful, without it we wouldn't be seeing these videos. It's all about moderation and self control.
Hello Peter, I wanted to convey my sincere appreciation for the content you've been crafting about the Amish and Mennonite communities, both of which are Anabaptist Christian groups. Their way of life has captured my interest deeply. Being a Muslim, I've observed numerous similarities, such as their dress, women covering their heads, men saving mustaches and only keeping the beard, modest attire, strong family values, culinary traditions, and even their approach to insurance policies. If my schedule permits, I'm seriously contemplating a visit to their communities in December.
I love how they all speak loud, clearly and slowly. They are definitely educated.
ACTUALLY, they can't go to college. They're religious extremist, brainwashed by a man made book. Koo lifestyle though
Yes, I haven't heard anything uneducated about the way they speak.
Yes, but only up to the 8th grade.
@Janet h They know about actual life better than most.
@@truthseekers864 Yes, I've never met an Amish person I didn't like. I live only 30 minutes away from where this was filmed in Ohio. 🧡
They’re all just so relaxed. It’s a breath of fresh air seeing them do their thing
Yes! No rushing or anxiety
Im sure they have their stress and personal problems, its a common human characteristics.
its all a front.you should see what goes on behind closed doors.
@@mattiekerr9684 i dont want to know about what goes on behind the scenes of anybody. Even my own family.. but what is seen is usually a reflection of what goes on behind the scenes. Not 1 person looks uncomfortable like they are acting.
@@mattiekerr9684 Amish people are just like everyone else in that some of them do things “behind closed doors” that are bad. I don’t believe there is a much higher incidence of such things in the Amish, although their tendency to deal with such things only within the church can certainly be problematic.
As the video says, there are different “flavors” of Amish, and these folks are definitely more toward the liberal side. They interact with the non-Amish population around them all the time. Some Amish in Ohio are far more closed off from others.
You can tell they feel strong conviction about the way they live. But they don't shove it in your face, or act "holier-than-thou". You saw that in this video by how it was said multiple times, essentially, that "we are human too". Another way you hear it put in these communities is to “let your light shine, but don’t shine it in anyone’s face.” Great discussion covering a lot of important topics here.
Christianity isn’t about being perfect it’s realizing how jacked up you are and having faith the One who does the perfecting. ☝🏼🕊💪🏼
@@kelslo74 so true
But the just cash in money without doing something for society
@@kelslo74 I completely agree karen!
@@kelslo74 I mean kelly
This is one of my favorites in the Amish coverage so far, very good questions and removes the veil so well and respectfully.
They seem like good people. Wouldn't mind living in a community like this.
Not a fan of the pacifism aspect, but I respect them. I hope they'll adapt as things change. No sense in letting evil go on unabated. When there is tyranny, it is the duty of people to tear it down, just like we did in WWII.
@@manictiger Pacifism is immoral against the good.
Take this from someone living in a huge tyranny.
Lmao you’ll see some shit
Same here
Missing interaction with people who care. Living a solitary life & do not like it.
I like how the guy sitting to the camera right is quiet the entire time, and at the end of the video imparts some of the best advice of the entire segment. “At an airport put your phone down and talk to the person next to you, Care about their life not just your own.”
The older gentleman is certainly a wise patriarch! I love how much this group is dedicated to Jesus!
To their fellows mainly,not to Jesus alone.
My name is jesus! Cool that they love me
The Society that we live can learn something from this. Yeshua first always
@Post Toasty Jesus never shunned anyone, the Amish cult does....
just shows the hypocrisy of the religious !
Haha the word patriarch came to my mind as well. These people know how to respect their elders!
Best video I have watched in your channel so far. I felt the warmth of the family, seeing around all these greens of trees and grass.. Would easily listen to that family conversation forever, they all are very smart and well spoken people.
I noticed right away how happy they all are with laughter, the love they have for one another is amazing and so natural, zero stress and sadness. Great video Peter, really appreciate it!
These people are amazing we must protect them at all costs. Beautiful culture and way of life that must be preserved
As a early Millenial I remember a time without smartphones, and internet. It's such a memory now, but I can relate going outside to have fun not just sitting in your room watching UA-cam.
The irony is, you’re sat here, on UA-cam.
Nothing is stopping you being a slave to the internet. Buy a standard phone. Stop using social media. Get in tune with nature more.
Back when I was in school, free time and fun meant hanging out at a friend's house to play board games or watch movies, going to a cafe to chit chat and have a bite or playing sports together. Nowadays free time and fun means playing some multiplayer game on your phone and sitting around staring at your phones rather than actually interacting.
As good as technology is, I am grateful the internet was not available to my friends and family when I wa growing up. My greatest memories as a child was playing outside, making swings, go karts, getting muddy in the woods, riding our bikes all around the neighbourhood and also having quality family outings and games nights. Precious times that as a society we have drifted away from as a consequence of technological advancement. I feel privileged to have seen both sides of the internet divide.
Me too. Entertainment at home in the 60’s 70’s 80’s and the 90’s was no internet/cell phones. Heck I didn’t get a smart phone until 2010! TV , music radio, playing with neighbourhood kids the piano guitar playing in back yard climbing trees riding skateboards and doing chores for my mum.
@@Kingofrestrrooms666 The web was going mainstream mid 90's 🤔
How very, very cool. Thank you for posting. They all seem like such wonderful, lovely people!
As an “Englishman” I am genuinely jealous of this lifestyle. It seems very peaceful
It's look like paradise 🙂🏞️🌅🌄🏔️🌸🏵️🌺🌻 on earth 😃
This is the lifestyle the I aim to have in a few years. Living in a few acres of land and just minding my own business. Enjoying all the blessing that God has given me. God bless America 🇺🇸
100% agree that Gavin Newsome has got to go.
More like terrifying for the kids abused and raped through incest etc. east Amish are full of it covered by the church
Glad I'm not the only one thinking that.
I'm English and Christian; I live a similar lifestyle but with social media and internet.
Peter I’m so glad you finally got to this point. Our world is so disconnected from itself as it is and videos like yours completely turn our doom and gloom look on its head. The Mennonites and Amish may live different from us, but that doesn’t mean we can’t live with them in beneficial ways.
or emulate the parts of their culture you like
Different, how so? Many of these people use the same tech we do, they get ALL the benefits from science, yet deny it.
The Germ Theory was never actually proven to be 100% accurate, yet the trillion dollar medical industry is entirely based on that theory. What's the CAUSE of death in people with this "virus"? Does their brain explode? Does their heart stop beating? The CAUSE of death is still pneumonia. Pneumonia is not something you can "catch". You DEVELOP it, just like you develop cancer. It's a biological result of being "scared to death" of something. Think of it like an internal wound that you can't see, but when it starts to heal (when the traumatic event dissipates), the healing of the wounds in the lungs will cause pain, mucus, blood, fever, headaches, coughing, etc. The cause of death from Small Pox wasn't acne-like cysts. That's not enough to kill anyone. The cause of death was PNEUMONIA. A specific death fright soldiers and Indians felt due to them attacking each other during this traumatic period in time. These were the only people who had Small Pox. A vaccine only stopped the acne cysts from forming, which is basically a histamine response. Pneumonia still develops and cannot be stopped or vaccinated against. It's like trying to vaccinate your body to prevent it from healing a bruise or a cut. You don't show the symptoms of "disease" until you stop being panicked and afraid. These symptoms usually show up 1-2 weeks after you've relaxed and resolved the upsetting event.
Governments around the world are CAUSING fear frights, thus CAUSING all the illnesses, aka Boogey Virus, in everyone based on an unproven THEORY by one man, Louis Pasteur, who redacted his claim of the germ theory on his death bed, yet no one listened. The US is following an outdated theory that's 100 years old and has not questioned or retested that "science" since then. They believed In witches and curses back then!! Could it be because a Ca-Zillion dollar medical industry profits on following an outdated "science" model?! They've been using the same cancer "treatment" for 80 YEARS. They can't think of something besides POISON in all this time?!?!
So of course, when everyone is allowed to escape the hostage situation the governments have put their people into, and they start relaxing about the "scary virus" that's not in any way transmissible, they will begin their healing phase (get sick), and believe they then have the "scary virus", and more panic will ensue as well as martial law. The longer people allow this government to hold them hostage in their homes, the more severe the "sickness" will be. Western Medicine is pure fraud, and people's lives are destroyed because of it.
@@lessonlearned6782 Y’know I don’t respond to comments often, but bro I think you’ve gotta go back to whatever subreddit you came from.
@@lessonlearned6782 Phooey!
“We’re probably kind of dumb…to what’s going on [in the US].” For your own sake, please stay that way. You are so much better off.
When you think about it, it wasn't that long ago when everyone was that 'dumb.'
Before the internet we mostly had little idea of what was going on in the world.
Before cable TV, ditto.
Before regular free to air TV, ditto.
Before newspapers, ditto.
Now we spent so much time fretting about things that happen so far away, that we are essentially powerless to change.... that's we've lost contact with our neighbours.
They can integrate themselves further into modern society, but just stay away from the woke movement, and they'll be fine I guess
@@f89jgb7 This has nothing to do with any "woke movement".
@@Mussi93
When you say that a 2 parent household, having a work ethic, showing up to work on time, having a job, parenting your own children, selling produce at a farmer's market, having a judeo-christian religion, not getting vaccines you don't want and homeschooling are all oppressing of minorities and signifiers of white supremacy, then yeah it does.
Thä förce will -rib- em xxD
Im always impressed by their lifestyle. Its very wholesome for families
Between the Amish and the Hasidic community the biggest thing I’ve taken from these videos is definitely the community aspect. I agree that people crave community today. Our families are broken, we are all distracted by our electronics and day to day lives. We need community, love, family, etc. I admire these people for finding something that works for them.
People live in cities with millions of people yet feel like they're alone. People live in their bubble, they barely know people living on the same street or heck in their own condo or apartment complex.
Its interesting to hear you say Amish and Hasidic Jews are similar. My sister-in-law [she is Jewish and not American] made the comparison and one her US Jewish friends said no way - lots of Hasidic Jewish Jeweler are shady and the Amish and Mennonites would never even consider doing anything shady. They also said some Hasidic Jews in NYC take all kinds of government hand out and work the welfare system. The Amish and Mennonites would never do this. I'm not hating on the Hasidic but just stating what they told me.
Chasids are urban, whereas Amish (especially old order) are rural. They're very, very different groups.
@@sakurawind9934 I don't know anything about either group personally but I do not think they have much in common other than they are very religous. My comment above was not mine but of a Jewish person that I shared. I don't know if Shasids are a bunch of crooked jewlers and I have no idea if many collect welfare. It was an interesting conversation that I overheard at a gathering between 2 jews talking about Amish and Chasids.
@@jtwood4925 It sounds accurate tbh lol
I think it's so nice to hear the children constantly playing happily in the background.
They are not on some screen on phone looking down. Most kids today lack social skills.
I noticed that as well. No parent telling them to shush, they are letting them do their thing while the parents do theirs.
Just good wholesome folk that want to live their lives in peace while the world around them goes insane.
Exactly 💯
I think the Amish population is going to boom real soon..
Or maybe there world is insane. No free thinking. Just brainwashed
Truly blessed and beautiful people. You are an inspiration to all. Thank you for sharing your lives. God Bless each of you.
This is powerful and something I have always wanted in my own life. Is to live there life style and have a true sense of community without all the nonsense from Government and the media. So I will be going on a internet fast. Work on building a community like theirs
I'll help
I will pray for your success.
All the best. We can regret things in life that we didnt do as well as the things we did.
I've yearned for real friends for awhile. It's so insanely hard to accomplish. So much... Crap. The world is crap. I will never be a pacifist. I don't trust people enough for that. But I would love to quit all online entertainment, even UA-cam, just to be able to play board games and do house work with a real community.
Speaking of house work, I think their cabinets could use a modern medium grey repaint. The off-white looks dated. I'm a real estate nerd, lol.
I’ve never watched a 45 min UA-cam clip and have been glued to the entire content. Well done on another fantastic video. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Second that
Same here
Moral of the story when you stick together as a family you can accomplish just about anything. Most family’s that split up struggle through life! Not all but most…
well said.
Family isn't necessarily blood related . Family is where you feel at home base on values and understanding of each other .
@@aseb649 very true
@@aseb649 tbh that line of thinking is why were in a tailspin as a people. People abandon, Claim toxicity or something else far to quickly. Weve become coddled.
Theres no greater feeling of purpose than coming home to beautiful children and a beautiful wife who loves you. I see in America and Western Europe though that starting a family is too much of a burden or commitment.
Wow that is a great way to help each other thru medical problems !
I'd rather live that lifestyle than what we got going on in urban areas where both parents got to work just to be paying rent surrounded by tons of people you don't know and aren't connected to you or care about you. These people are doing it right
You have to be insane to use the Bible for moral guidance.
Yuppie degeneracy.
You need to learn about the whole Amish culture before you say "I'd rather." People leave that life for a variety of reasons. You have to be born Amish...they do not recruit. I think if a member marries or dates a person of color or different ethnicity they would be shunned. Its not racially acceptable to outsiders. They are very closed to others.
There is a huge flaw in this beautiful perfect Amish isolated life. Most of key products medicines, technologies they use are came from ugly, dirty, violent world. Plus they are outer protected by army and politics of outer dirty world origin. So in a sense they are living another forced artificial beautiful life half or majorily dictated by Bible and similar "dark" rules.
@@nancyschumacher8940 I agree with them ! I don't see where is the problème 🙂😃!!!!
I love this family and community. As a Christian it’s given me lots to think about.
:)
definitely on the same page
You are a true journalist, Peter! You do more good for us than all of the major news networks put together!
Respect & love to this very precious family...to God be the glory.
These people are HUMBLE and honest with themselves in a lot of ways. I love hearing them talk in a group because you can notice that when one is talking and another interjects, more often than not, the one talking will acknowledge the interjection by seamlessly sewing it into what they're already saying to include the other person without giving up the microphone. It's really beautiful and a bit of a lost art I think.
“So this is your compass in life?” * Picks up the song book * 😭😂😂
Amish folks are so wholesome! That story about the girl with the lung transplant medical bill blew my mind. What beautiful people! God bless them.
Peter is a GREAT CONVERSATIONALIST! That was wonderful!
Peter I don't know how I came to watch your videos but I found joy in them.
When they started singing “our god, he is alive” I literally started bawling. I fell away from my Christian faith years ago and I hadn’t heard that song in a long time. It reminded me of how I felt when sang that.
Awww...let your heart be revived in the love if God.He will never turn you away.
Nostalgia does hit hard. I also cry whenever I hear salah (muslim prayer) to mourn my innocence despite knowing how oppressive my life actually was. It's okay to let these feelings out, it's how we heal from past scars.
I hope you came back to your Christain faith and to Jesus today...
Maybe consider visiting a local church. I’d recommend any of the eastern branches, Like Greek or Russian orthodox. I was raised catholic but now I feel very at home with my community at my Pan-Orthodox church
He’s dead
This was more moving than I expected it to be. I literally watched every second of this video. I’m humbled by their community and will take a lot of motivation and lessons from them forward with me. This is coming from all the way in Sydney, Australia.
I felt the same way!
I second that from SA. Nice very nice
I live within an hours drive of this community and there are large communities of them all through the whole northeast and north central of ohio. I own land in the country where I can see horse drawn buggies go up and down my country road everyday. I admire so much about their community and in many ways they are better off than us english are.
Here from QLD. I really admired their way of life. I’m Christian and I thought Amish was just a cult like community. But through this video, I could clearly see, we are no different. Truely moved by this video
yeah ya'll are living in a police state the polar opposite of this lifestyle.
I’ve been getting a kick out of the Amish and Mennonite videos because of how wholesome they are! 🌿🌿🌸🌸Keep the great work up, Peter!
(Edit: Oh my goodness, this comment blew up! I’m amazed!)
Me too. Seems like such a great life.
WHOLESOME... 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
you're being duped fyi. it's a facade - they'll speed up & pass right by you if you were lying in the road & then beat their horse when it's exhausted in the summer heat.
@@paullanguedoc of course there's a dark side of any society, but the core tenets of this community comes across as something modern life has forgotten and should aspire to.
@@paullanguedoc hmmm. Interesting. Really?
Peter, I've been watching your videos for about a month, I love them all, but this is one of my favorites because there is so much truth being shared.
You're doing great work, Sir.