I cannot get tired of watching this video.It's amazing and touching.Helen was the joy and she was happier than most of us,even without seeing and hearing. We complain so often about our health,for instance when we have a twisted ankle and especially when we find in the dark because of a power cut .We lose our self control and patience so quickly ,whereas Helen keller spent her whole life in darkness and led a happy life..We take so many things for granted.
Absolutely amazing to see her in a film, I always had to imagine what she'd be like when I read a book about her when I was little. I have to say that she seems very intelligent. In the previous one when she talked about being a blind and a deaf, what an insightful opinion. Just amazing
The way she lived her life was almost adorable. She was so curious of everything, but it was so noble that she lived her life even after the fatal impairs of her sight and hearing.
@@IamHelenKeller I don't think she was smiling so much because people told her to. I think she was just a generally happy person. It's interesting, though, because I've heard other blind people say in the past that it was kind of a challenge for them to learn to smile because they didn't see how to do it. They had put some effort into feeling people's faces in order to learn how to smile and make other facial expressions properly. I'm sure Helen probably did that too, but I get the impression, for some reason, that even if she didn't feel people's faces to learn to smile, she wouldn't have needed to, anyway because she was able to do it naturally, better than other blind people could.
@@Melissa0774 Helen didn't become blind until she was 19 months old. So she was probably already smiling, at the time of the illness that caused her blindness and deafness. It's an interesting point you bring up, as to wether smiling is a natural reaction...or a learned reaction. Best Wishes! :)
Oh Helen, you have so many wonderful video's of Helen. I've never seen them all before now. They are such a joy to watch. What an amazing woman she was. I loved the little bit about the crystals on the table and how she thinks she remembers seeing them.. Ohh what a lovely thing for her to have seen. Thank you for sharing. I love them all. Love n Light, Patty
@nidgetucker - Hi Nidge, It's always a pleasure to hear from you, my friend! Thanks for the kind words.... I'm Happy you liked it. Sincere Regards....always! : )
@JacquesClouseauJr - Hi Jacques..... Thanks for the kind comment. Hope things are going well for you.... Looking forward to your future video releases. Warmest regards! : )
I can't help marveling at how normal a life Helen led..she is truly an inspiration for all! THis is the first time I've seen a Braille typewriter too! Thks for sharing your invaluable videos, Helen!
@fisteberg - Yes,... Helen remembers seeing the crystal when she was very young. Before she became blind. And She always enjoyed having a pet bird. Even when she was a child. Thanks so much for the interesting comment. I appreciate your thoughtful words.
@nuvolabianca49 - Hi Kathy, It's a pleasure to hear from you..... I often find videos about Helen Keller on the internet. I'm very glad you enjoyed the video! Sincere regards! : )
@angelgirls1980 - Hi Patty, Yes.....I thought that was interesting about the crystals, also. Thanks for the warm comment.....it means a lot. Have a great new day! : )
@P4P4G4YO -Hi Bruno. Yes....Helen Keller was very cheerful. Her mental attitude is always amazing.... Thanks for the kind comment. Sincere Best Wishes! : )
@slyflight - Yes.... if she had access to computer technology she would be unstoppable! Thanks for the thoughtful comment. Hope winter is going well for you : )
@kidowmer -Thanks for the warm comment. Yes....this is the first time that I've seen a Braille typewriter also. Of course this film is over 50 years old.... so I assume braille typewriters may have changed a bit, over the years. Take Care! : )
@xanglat -Salut Jocelyne. Merci beaucoup pour le commentaire réfléchie. Oui.... c'est étonnant de voir combien Helen Keller a connu avec ses sens limité.
Thank you my dear friend once again, for locating and sharing these incredible videos. (I just wish the silly youtube email upload alerts would arrive so I could watch them more promptly ;-))
Ich vermisse deutsche übersetzung....es wäre schön, wenn sie auf deutsch übersetzt werden...nicht jeder kann Englisch...besten Dank, wer im Team das umsetzen will...😊
@Elegarret - Thanks for the nice comment, my dear Vera. I hope you don't mind if I respond to your comment in English. As I am lazy today . The book you speak of sounds interesting! Have a beautiful day!
@annemaree - Hi Annemaree, I really appreciate the kind words, my friend! That's very nice for you to say. Hope you get settled in the new house soon. Best wishes! : )
I have a friend who is blind due to a construction accident and I find the communication of the deaf fascinating. I have always considered that if I had to lose one of thoughts faculties the loss of sight would be the worst. I can imagine what Helen's world was like. ASL (American Sign Language) is not hard to learn. Because the Deaf have not had the aberrating influence of language I'm looking forward to communication with them. DMB
@blessOTMA - Hi Anne, I know....I wish I had decent typing skills. Lol. There seems to be no limit to Helen's abilities! She certainly doesn't let any challenges get in her way : ) Best Wishes! : )
@BILLMCLEANJAZZ - Hi Veronica, Yes....if she had access to modern computers, she could have done even more..... Although she seems to have done a great deal with her life : ) I very happy you enjoyed the video, my friend! Take Care! : )
@Autumnleaf122 -Hi Autumn... I think that it's very interesting that you're learning sign language! Good luck with school. Have a wonderful day, my friend!
I cannot get tired of watching this video.It's amazing and touching.Helen was the joy and she was happier than most of us,even without seeing and hearing. We complain so often about our health,for instance when we have a twisted ankle and especially when we find in the dark because of a power cut .We lose our self control and patience so quickly ,whereas Helen keller spent her whole life in darkness and led a happy life..We take so many things for granted.
Praises for the painstaking efforts of great Ms. Anne Sullivan
Absolutely amazing to see her in a film, I always had to imagine what she'd be like when I read a book about her when I was little. I have to say that she seems very intelligent. In the previous one when she talked about being a blind and a deaf, what an insightful opinion. Just amazing
2020 and still watching this. This makes my heart melt every time I see Helen. Absolute genius she was and her work will never die ☀️😁
This second part is also fascinating as the first . The wealth to share the moments of his life, a happiness.
11 years ago🥰
What an AMAZING woman
Very fascinating! What an amazing woman!
Thanks for the kind words!
The way she lived her life was almost adorable. She was so curious of everything, but it was so noble that she lived her life even after the fatal impairs of her sight and hearing.
I've noticed in a lot of these old films that she was very smiley all the time.
I suspect the producers of the films encouraged her to smile.
But who knows? lol :)
@@IamHelenKeller I don't think she was smiling so much because people told her to. I think she was just a generally happy person. It's interesting, though, because I've heard other blind people say in the past that it was kind of a challenge for them to learn to smile because they didn't see how to do it. They had put some effort into feeling people's faces in order to learn how to smile and make other facial expressions properly. I'm sure Helen probably did that too, but I get the impression, for some reason, that even if she didn't feel people's faces to learn to smile, she wouldn't have needed to, anyway because she was able to do it naturally, better than other blind people could.
@@Melissa0774 Helen didn't become blind until she was 19 months old. So she was probably already smiling, at the time of the illness that caused her blindness and deafness.
It's an interesting point you bring up, as to wether smiling is a natural reaction...or a learned reaction. Best Wishes! :)
Oh Helen, you have so many wonderful video's of Helen. I've never seen them all before now. They are such a joy to watch. What an amazing woman she was. I loved the little bit about the crystals on the table and how she thinks she remembers seeing them.. Ohh what a lovely thing for her to have seen. Thank you for sharing. I love them all. Love n Light, Patty
@Truck407 - Hello Boris,
Thanks for the warm comment.
I appreciate your thoughtful words.
I'm happy that you liked the video.
Best Wishes.
I would have loved to known her in real life. Remarkable woman
@nidgetucker - Hi Nidge,
It's always a pleasure to hear from you, my friend!
Thanks for the kind words....
I'm Happy you liked it.
Sincere Regards....always! : )
@Hippie1944 - Hi Hippie,
Thanks for the kind comment.
Glad you liked it.
Hope winter has been treating you well.
Regards! : )
@carlosreyes11 - Hi Carlos,
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks very much for the nice comment.
Warm wishes for you, my friend! : )
@JacquesClouseauJr - Hi Jacques.....
Thanks for the kind comment.
Hope things are going well for you....
Looking forward to your future video releases.
Warmest regards! : )
I can't help marveling at how normal a life Helen led..she is truly an inspiration for all!
THis is the first time I've seen a Braille typewriter too! Thks for sharing your invaluable videos, Helen!
@fisteberg - Yes,...
Helen remembers seeing the crystal when she was very young. Before she became blind.
And She always enjoyed having a pet bird. Even when she was a child.
Thanks so much for the interesting comment.
I appreciate your thoughtful words.
@BlueAquaMarina - Thank you so much.
You're very nice.
I appreciate the kind words.
Sincere Regards!
helene adam keller was a great personnality thenk u for sharing this video
it is useful and educating
I wonder what all those books were and where they are now.
@SoaringEleven -Thanks so much for the sweet words,my dear Eleven.
You are very Kind!
Awesome to know more about this remarkable women! Keep them coming :)
@bigeeezy - Hi James.
Thanks for the nice comment, my friend......
Wishing you a great week!
@Marilenemary - Hi Mari.
Thanks for the sweet comment......
Please have a marvelous day, my friend : )
Great to see part to of this amazing film
bernie
@musique4all - Thanks very much.
I'm happy that you liked the video!
I appreciate the kind words.....
Best Wishes!, my friend : )
@mujawooja - Hi Bernie,
Thanks for the kind comment, my friend!
I'm really pleased you enjoyed it.....
Sincere best Wishes! : )
@nuvolabianca49 - Hi Kathy,
It's a pleasure to hear from you.....
I often find videos about Helen Keller on the internet.
I'm very glad you enjoyed the video!
Sincere regards! : )
Wonderfu! Imagine what she could have done with today's technology. I just love this woman's atttitude!
Hugs
Veronica
(sitting in for Bill)
Oh my lord! I'm waiting for her to build a house! ...I could never type like that! Go Helen, go! !
@paisleyyama - Very true....
Thanks for the great comment.
I wish you a fantastic week!
@angelgirls1980 - Hi Patty,
Yes.....I thought that was interesting about the crystals, also.
Thanks for the warm comment.....it means a lot.
Have a great new day! : )
@P4P4G4YO -Hi Bruno.
Yes....Helen Keller was very cheerful.
Her mental attitude is always amazing....
Thanks for the kind comment.
Sincere Best Wishes! : )
good old times
love and kisses my friend
sonia&family
I am very happy to watch the part 2 of this beautiful clip.
thank you for posting it my dear friend Helen.
god bless,
~Eleven
@ArtsKris - Hi Christian,
Thanks so much for the kind comment.....
That's very nice of you to say.
Best Wishes! : )
Hi Helen.excellent documentary!!
Thank you for posting!!
..A great week
for you!!
Kiss
***
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@slyflight - Yes.... if she had access to computer technology she would be unstoppable!
Thanks for the thoughtful comment.
Hope winter is going well for you : )
@kidowmer -Thanks for the warm comment.
Yes....this is the first time that I've seen a Braille typewriter also.
Of course this film is over 50 years old....
so I assume braille typewriters may have changed a bit, over the years.
Take Care! : )
@xanglat -Salut Jocelyne.
Merci beaucoup pour le commentaire réfléchie.
Oui.... c'est étonnant de voir combien Helen Keller a connu avec ses sens limité.
I remember learning Braille as a child. I can still read it. But not very fast. I have not used it in a while.
@JohnMarksTV - Hi John,
It's nice to hear from you....
Thanks for the kind words!
I'm looking Forward to your next video upload......
Warm Wishes! : )
@pedrosonia -Olá Sonia e família.
Obrigado pelo comentário maravilhoso : ) : )
Thank you my dear friend once again, for locating and sharing these incredible videos. (I just wish the silly youtube email upload alerts would arrive so I could watch them more promptly ;-))
@J77147 - Hi Jacinta,
It's nice to hear from you.....
Thank you for the warm words!
I appreciate the nice comment : )
@PEPSIXSYMBAHELIOS Bonjour Marina.
Merci pour le visionnement de la vidéo.
J'espère que ça vous a plu.
Avoir une semaine merveilleuse nouvelle.
@Luvmydog2011 - Hi Monica,
So Glad you enjoyed the video....
Your kind words mean a lot.
Sincere regards,my dear friend! : ) : )
Ich vermisse deutsche übersetzung....es wäre schön, wenn sie auf deutsch übersetzt werden...nicht jeder kann Englisch...besten Dank, wer im Team das umsetzen will...😊
I just love her
I wish I could meet her. I am learning sign at school. LOVE AUTUMN thankyou
@Elegarret - Thanks for the nice comment, my dear Vera.
I hope you don't mind if I respond to your comment in English. As I am lazy today .
The book you speak of sounds interesting!
Have a beautiful day!
@annemaree - Hi Annemaree,
I really appreciate the kind words, my friend!
That's very nice for you to say.
Hope you get settled in the new house soon.
Best wishes! : )
What a wonderful life...I can't imagine...OMG...
I have a friend who is blind due to a construction accident and I find the communication of the deaf fascinating. I have always considered that if I had to lose one of thoughts faculties the loss of sight would be the worst. I can imagine what Helen's world was like. ASL (American Sign Language) is not hard to learn. Because the Deaf have not had the aberrating influence of language I'm looking forward to communication with them. DMB
unless you've lost your sight, we can NEVER imagine what her world was like.
The real hero iS HER teacher... ❤️🥰
@blessOTMA - Hi Anne,
I know....I wish I had decent typing skills. Lol.
There seems to be no limit to Helen's abilities!
She certainly doesn't let any challenges get in her way : )
Best Wishes! : )
@BILLMCLEANJAZZ - Hi Veronica,
Yes....if she had access to modern computers, she could have done even more.....
Although she seems to have done a great deal with her life : )
I very happy you enjoyed the video, my friend!
Take Care! : )
@halynamyroslava - Привіт Галина,
Спасибі за прекрасний коментар.
Це завжди приємно : )
Omg love this video very inspiring
Imagine what she could do with today's technology!
@Autumnleaf122 -Hi Autumn...
I think that it's very interesting that you're learning sign language!
Good luck with school.
Have a wonderful day, my friend!
Very good video……