This felt like a very calm and peaceful vlog. I want to share two thoughts. First one is that some ancients believed that the random people you meet can be deities in disguise. That's why we have "treat strangers kind" tales all over the world. And the other is - my brother travels a lot to experience exactly what you're talking about. He would often use only the words in the local language and no English, to see where that takes him 😊 Personally, I'm not that brave, but it's a nice concept, perfect for learning new words 😂
About trees swaying a specific way before a storm, I was taught by an old roommate of mine that if the wind caused the backs of the leaves to show that means a storm is on its way! Loved your vlog as always!
The ending with you walking at the train station 🥹 You inspire me so much, and I appreciate the honesty here. Human connection is truly what makes the world go round, and I aspire for that and everything you talked about in my travels as well.
Those museums are really cool! Makes me want to visit Kassel. Germans in large tourist cities can be pretty haughty and call you a foreigner behind your back. I can speak German but they refused to speak German to me because I probably had an accent. I live in Quebec and it's a similar thing. You get snarked at for speaking English in bigger cities, but in rural towns where hardly anyone speaks English, they're really proud to speak English to you and ask you where you've lived etc.
"Something about this storm was needed" oh I felt this in my soul 💜💜 Thank you for sharing this with us. (also your reaction to the empty sauna was so great 😂 i love that feeling!)
Hi Olivia, I felt sorry for you for your experience in Hamburg. Iam german and was at the Brothers Grimm's Museum too, a few years ago. It was nice to see you enjoying it. I had so much fun in the fairytale area. Love you! 💖
I lived in a medieval little town in Hessen where the nearest big city was Kassel and everyone is always like WhErE iS KaSsEL I'vE nEvEr HeArD oF It?! Hahaa, this video proves everybody KASSEL IS REAL 😂
Just now getting around to watching this, and it was so beautifully done. The way you film and the music you use is amazing. The shared sketchbook moment just seems magical.
Beautifully filmed/photographed as usual. it's been years since I lived in Europe but now I'm thinking, "Damn, I gotta get me to Kassel!" Loved your expressions at the start of the spa segment!
If you would ever come to Belgium, we are used to adjusting to other people languages :) We are a country with 3 official languages: Dutch, French and German. But we also learn English in school. And there are many people from other countries living here, certainly in bigger cities. I enjoyed watching your vlog! I wish I could be as creative in my life as you. Enjoy your travels!
OMG, welcome Olivia to Germany. I hope you didn’t get annoyed by some german person for not speaking german or looking alternative. As a german that dresses kinda dark, I definitely get looks and stuff, cuz some germans are quite conservative. Anyway, Enjoy your stay, in terms of fairy tells we have a lot to offer lol
Well I commented too early… I’m sorry that some german people are very annoying when it comes to our language. Germans somehow expect everyone coming to Germany to speak german, but never bother to learn languages themselves. It’s sadly a very common thing both in rural and urban communities. I hope you still enjoy(ed) your stay 🫶
You should visit Lithuania, the country that was christianised the last in Europe. There's a really nice wildness feeling in the land, forests and lakes and I've felt a true connection to the Earth while there. It may not have beautiful mountains like Switzerland or Norway, but the lakes and the sand dunes on are coast are just stunning. I've stumbled upon some nice ethnic shops and just felt like being close to nature was a really natural sentiment there.
those museums were amazing and so full of information and the music was so fitting for that segment, then the cleansing storm from the day what more can be asked...the castle looked wow and your drawings are phenomanel...thank you for sharing and glad your having a good time
I LOVE Ur vibe Olivia!! Gorgeous Melancholy museum tours!! I loved THOSE two places!! And I WLD Love to get Lost in a art store on the other side of the world as well 💜💜 I'd literally LOOSE TIME!! 😂😂 My Dad was born in Germany, on a US Military base. He spent MOST of his childhood and teen yrs growing up there and it's ALWAYS been a dream of MINE to visit some day, I just plan on making THAT someday happen VERY SOON!! ❤❤ My parents where always accused of being Gypsy's, and bck in the day it wasn't ment VERY nicely, But the truth is they never Lost THEIR sense of WONDER ❤ And loosing them TOOK so much OUTTA ME .... But with ALL Death .... Is rebirth, ATLEAST my card's say and I'll be damned NOT to listen to my card's! 😂❤ Thanks for NEVER loosing Ur passion or sense of wonder beautiful Friend!! THESE videos are healing to some of US ❤ Much love frm the Gulf Coast of Florida 💜🌴💜
I was just telling my kids about feeling the difference in the wind of an incoming storm and how charged and magical it is. Thanks for sharing your trip! I live in a Spanish speaking country and it can be that way with the elders if someone doesn't know Spanish. Definitely different per generation!
Northern Germany is different than the south. I am from the north and my family is from really the north of Germany and yes, they are first not really welcoming or warm. But after a while you are in the group. But yes, sometimes it takes some time. I think that the people often don’t know how they react to other people and their reaction seems rude or disrespectful for other people. My father lives now in the south of Germany near Stuttgart and the people there are completely different. Please don’t feel shit about that. You’re such a lovely person. ✨🖤✨
On my weekend visit to Hamburg 30 years ago I too found the people unwelcoming. A young American working behind a bar told me he'd learned that the older generation in the city, who at that time were adult and childhood survivors of the terrible firestorm created by allied bombers, would never forgive Britain and America for it. I imagine some of that attitude to English speakers might live on there.
Thanks for taking us along to those museums. I've always been interested funerary art. And there's something emotionally cleansing about a thunderstorm.
Did you know that the Germans made a beer from Henbane? Henbane is called Pilsner in German. Who knows, you might find some on your trip. There's a recipe in Stephen Harrod Buhners book: Sacred and Herbal Healing Beers. About the storm that came in - Henbane was believed to have something to do with thunder and lightning - Donner und Blitzen - 2 of Santa's reindeer. I've burned a Henbane leaf before and it sparks like the old children's 4th of July sparklers. If you've never seen one, it looks a bit like an incense stick but sends out little sparks when lit. Thanks for taking us along on your journey.
I absolutly know that feeling from my own travels. For me it kind of felt like i was in a cloud... and it was not relaxing. Maybe it was also overstimulation. I dont know. I called these people little angels that helped me to connect back to the joy or however, like this drawing lady to you. I wish you a lot of sparkling moments on you travels. And thank yu for this very beautifull, and intersting video.
Thanks for a lovely treat! 🎃 A magical adventure, with so much to reflect on, is a gift that keeps giving. May you enjoy many more travels far and wide, wherever you’re drawn. 🌳🍁🌻🦋💫🪬
I just paused the video cause I couldnt wait but to comment. Olivia ! the way you capture things with just a lens is amazing. You can make even a black plain rock look beautiful. I was not in a good mood before I started watching and idk what song you've used but am almost at the end of the museum tour 6:09 and I felt like I was there in the museum (as I was watching through a big screen) you're amazing. take love ♥I really hope I'll meet you somebody, if you ever visit India dont forget to let your audiance know.
Aw. I can't tell you how much that means to me, to know that my vlogs can lift your spirits on a bad day. I'm so happy to hear this, and thank you so much for your compliments
I'm sure you weren’t an inconvenience to them, even if it felt that way. They were likely frustrated by not being able to respond as they wanted, and sometimes people hold tightly to perfectionism. Kassel isn’t a typical “must-see” tourist destination, so people there might come across as a bit reserved. You’ll likely encounter similar reactions in other Central European countries too, so please don’t take it personally. Some of my colleagues at work don’t speak English either. When they have an English-speaking customer, they often end up feeling more disappointed in themselves than anything else.
The people in Kassel were some of the kindest on my trip! It was Hamburg I tended to have a little bit of some trouble. I assumed it was a European thing, as many other people from European countries have had the same energy for me. I know it's not personal, it still doesn't feel good.
@@TheWitchOfWonderlust At first, I wrote "Hamburg", then changed it-though, honestly, the location doesn’t matter too much. I live in Italy, where people are generally seen as friendly. But even here, there’s often a bit of a distant or reserved vibe, which isn’t unusual. Personally, for years, I felt like I was living in a bubble. When something unusual happened, I often avoided interacting, especially back when my English wasn’t great. I worried about making mistakes and embarrassing myself, so I’d pretend to be in a hurry, putting on a serious face. The first time I met a group of Americans, I was surprised at how warm and helpful they were. It really showed me the difference: here in Central-ish Europe, people tend to value privacy and can be a little less open with strangers. And then you’ll find assholes too. As they say, the entire world is a country.
So sorry about the rude people in Hamburg! I promise not all northern German people are like that 😇 I would have absolutely loved chatting with you. If you ever find yourself in Lüneburg (30 Minuten from Hamburg), hit me up, I'll show you around 😁
Lovely video... makes me want to visit Germany again. I am from small country, and so I cannot expect people abroad will speak my languege... Sorry to hear some people were mean to you, but I must confess - when tourists in Prague start to ask in English, sudenlly i am speechless. Like i cannot remember correct words (well not in eglish😅), so to avoid embarrrasmet sometimes I pretend that i dont undertand english... Suppose passive and active knowledge is not the same!
15:22 so much old energies and history. 16:09 hard to understand what's going on but you know the basics 😅 you felt the vibes none the less . 18:36 best way to learn a different language. 18:44 my eclipse suxed too . All in all. That looked as an amazing experience.
the bigger cities are inundated with rude American tourists, the Germans get weary and fed up. My experience was that folks were more open to American who didn't speak the language but at least attempted to try in the smaller villages and less touristy places.
it wasn't until I was in my mid-twenties ( long ago early 1980s) when I found out the many of the Disney stories we reworks of the Brothers Grimm stories and in the original Brothers Grimm stories I dont think that anyone lived in the end of those stories ,unlike the Disney versions , kind of go with how the MCU and Star wars movies and TV shows now since being taken over by Disney , ok I went off topic there lol Life for me is seasons we are born in spring , teens summer, 30s-50s fall 50-60 late fall winters edge 60 on winter and depending on how you lived through your season of life if you have good roots but a slightly hard life you could live in winter for decades, but your body will slow degrade over time, then Death. My girlfriend from long ago was Canadian but born in Germany, and she seemed to always throw it in my face I can only speak about her and her older brother who also I felt that upturned nose thing I think it's just the feeling they gave off possibly many German people are like this not that they mean anything with it but it's the aura\ energy\vibe, they \ some can give off possibly culture ,again I am not meaning that negatively, for me being sensitive to energies can maybe overexaggerate what is being felt from people plus different culture. I am not explaining his very well, I don't think it is their intention for a person to feel that way. Energy is a funny thing it always trys to balance so if I am down something someone that I never expected would show up and randomly later my energy seem ok again I think that if a person is open it comes easier myself i can be open but mostly in person I am not , I wouild give an example of this happening since the fullmoon around there but my post is already huge.
I had a partner from the U.K., that passed away in 2017, and she always said the Germans were the worst when it came to arrogance and the loudest in groups.
You are my favorite famous witch, and I need advice. At your convenience, is there an email or something I can contact you at? If not, reference to other witches that are open to help would be appreciated
As an American living in Germany, I'll tell you that it's not you. You could live here for a decade and speak the language, and they will still consider you an outsider.
Hamburg is a little stuck up, I'm sorry to hear you had a poor experience speaking mainly English there. Hopefully it doesn't turn you off Germany as a whole! Berlin is /very/ welcoming to English speakers, and other parts of Germany are more friendly than Hamburg like you saw in Kassel.
Not at all! I still am doing my best to learn German to speak with my friends there as well as be able to navigate better when I visit but I totally understand each area has its own culture. The US is the same! SO different every where you go
welcome to germany ! one of the most racist countries (in europe at least). i was waiting for this comment from you, the moment you said i didn’t like this trip and something is missing, i knew.
Dont give to much crap about the opinion of older Germans tbh. Also Idk what exactly your expercience in Hamburg was, but being a german from that region I can tell you that even other germans find the "northerners" (Im gonna get shit for saying Hamburg is northern germany) to be rude.
Also: I'm sorry for your experience with the people in Hamburg. I guess in bigger cities people just have no chill for nothing, always hustleling. That's no excuse, but at least you also met other nice people in the countryside ❤ Germans are weird, sorry ☹️
So glad you shared your trip with us, everything looked so cool and beautiful and your soundtrack is fire! I also love that (some) people were excited to talk to you, it's nice to feel welcomed in that way
Imagine world where your own language is used only like 6 million person. As a person speaking minor language, we are used to learn other languages. Not just one, but more. It opens doors, lands, worlds. I warmly recommend learning languages to get this amazing experience. Welcome to Nordic countries
I'm defiantly trying to learn other languages and love doing so! I found when trying to speak German, people would respond to me in English anyways though
This felt like a very calm and peaceful vlog. I want to share two thoughts. First one is that some ancients believed that the random people you meet can be deities in disguise. That's why we have "treat strangers kind" tales all over the world. And the other is - my brother travels a lot to experience exactly what you're talking about. He would often use only the words in the local language and no English, to see where that takes him 😊 Personally, I'm not that brave, but it's a nice concept, perfect for learning new words 😂
Omg I can only imagine me saying, "butterfly" and the locals looking at me like 👁️👄👁️ "girl what" 😂
About trees swaying a specific way before a storm, I was taught by an old roommate of mine that if the wind caused the backs of the leaves to show that means a storm is on its way! Loved your vlog as always!
That’s so interesting, I’ll have to look out for that next time!
Kassel is a special city! It is generally less known to international tourists. It is surely worth a visit.
I really loved it, definitely a great stop 🖤
The ending with you walking at the train station 🥹 You inspire me so much, and I appreciate the honesty here. Human connection is truly what makes the world go round, and I aspire for that and everything you talked about in my travels as well.
Those museums are really cool! Makes me want to visit Kassel. Germans in large tourist cities can be pretty haughty and call you a foreigner behind your back. I can speak German but they refused to speak German to me because I probably had an accent. I live in Quebec and it's a similar thing. You get snarked at for speaking English in bigger cities, but in rural towns where hardly anyone speaks English, they're really proud to speak English to you and ask you where you've lived etc.
"Something about this storm was needed"
oh I felt this in my soul 💜💜 Thank you for sharing this with us.
(also your reaction to the empty sauna was so great 😂 i love that feeling!)
The Brothers Grimm Museum looked so cool!
Hi Olivia, I felt sorry for you for your experience in Hamburg. Iam german and was at the Brothers Grimm's Museum too, a few years ago. It was nice to see you enjoying it. I had so much fun in the fairytale area. Love you! 💖
It’s okay! It may have been just a weird day to experience haha. I’m glad to hear someone else enjoyed the museum as well!
Ive always loved watching your things and you have so much talent thank you for taking us on your adventures with you
What a beautiful vlog, Olivia. It’s so somber, soothing and whimsical. Thank you for sharing. I really enjoy seeing the world thru your lens. 🖤
I lived in a medieval little town in Hessen where the nearest big city was Kassel and everyone is always like WhErE iS KaSsEL I'vE nEvEr HeArD oF It?! Hahaa, this video proves everybody KASSEL IS REAL 😂
Just now getting around to watching this, and it was so beautifully done. The way you film and the music you use is amazing. The shared sketchbook moment just seems magical.
The soundtrack to this vlog is top notch. 👌
I didn't know that a death museum even exists in Germany, especially not 2h away from me... thank you! Guess I'll have to make a trip to Kassel now 💀
Beautifully filmed/photographed as usual. it's been years since I lived in Europe but now I'm thinking, "Damn, I gotta get me to Kassel!" Loved your expressions at the start of the spa segment!
If you would ever come to Belgium, we are used to adjusting to other people languages :) We are a country with 3 official languages: Dutch, French and German. But we also learn English in school. And there are many people from other countries living here, certainly in bigger cities. I enjoyed watching your vlog! I wish I could be as creative in my life as you. Enjoy your travels!
I always look forward to your vlogs. They always gives me more wonderlust than I already have and keep adding things to my list!
OMG, welcome Olivia to Germany. I hope you didn’t get annoyed by some german person for not speaking german or looking alternative. As a german that dresses kinda dark, I definitely get looks and stuff, cuz some germans are quite conservative. Anyway, Enjoy your stay, in terms of fairy tells we have a lot to offer lol
Well I commented too early… I’m sorry that some german people are very annoying when it comes to our language. Germans somehow expect everyone coming to Germany to speak german, but never bother to learn languages themselves. It’s sadly a very common thing both in rural and urban communities. I hope you still enjoy(ed) your stay 🫶
I definitely enjoyed by stay, and the people who did chat with me made it all the worth while:)
You should visit Lithuania, the country that was christianised the last in Europe. There's a really nice wildness feeling in the land, forests and lakes and I've felt a true connection to the Earth while there. It may not have beautiful mountains like Switzerland or Norway, but the lakes and the sand dunes on are coast are just stunning. I've stumbled upon some nice ethnic shops and just felt like being close to nature was a really natural sentiment there.
Beautiful vlog, beautiful video, thank you for taking us along❤️❤️❤️❤️
those museums were amazing and so full of information and the music was so fitting for that segment, then the cleansing storm from the day what more can be asked...the castle looked wow and your drawings are phenomanel...thank you for sharing and glad your having a good time
This might one of the most interesting folks I have found on this platform!
Thank you! I'm really glad you're enjoying my content.
@@TheWitchOfWonderlust thank you for making it!
Take care
I LOVE Ur vibe Olivia!! Gorgeous Melancholy museum tours!! I loved THOSE two places!! And I WLD Love to get Lost in a art store on the other side of the world as well 💜💜 I'd literally LOOSE TIME!! 😂😂 My Dad was born in Germany, on a US Military base. He spent MOST of his childhood and teen yrs growing up there and it's ALWAYS been a dream of MINE to visit some day, I just plan on making THAT someday happen VERY SOON!! ❤❤ My parents where always accused of being Gypsy's, and bck in the day it wasn't ment VERY nicely, But the truth is they never Lost THEIR sense of WONDER ❤ And loosing them TOOK so much OUTTA ME .... But with ALL Death .... Is rebirth, ATLEAST my card's say and I'll be damned NOT to listen to my card's! 😂❤ Thanks for NEVER loosing Ur passion or sense of wonder beautiful Friend!! THESE videos are healing to some of US ❤ Much love frm the Gulf Coast of Florida 💜🌴💜
I was just telling my kids about feeling the difference in the wind of an incoming storm and how charged and magical it is. Thanks for sharing your trip! I live in a Spanish speaking country and it can be that way with the elders if someone doesn't know Spanish. Definitely different per generation!
Northern Germany is different than the south. I am from the north and my family is from really the north of Germany and yes, they are first not really welcoming or warm. But after a while you are in the group. But yes, sometimes it takes some time. I think that the people often don’t know how they react to other people and their reaction seems rude or disrespectful for other people. My father lives now in the south of Germany near Stuttgart and the people there are completely different. Please don’t feel shit about that. You’re such a lovely person. ✨🖤✨
On my weekend visit to Hamburg 30 years ago I too found the people unwelcoming. A young American working behind a bar told me he'd learned that the older generation in the city, who at that time were adult and childhood survivors of the terrible firestorm created by allied bombers, would never forgive Britain and America for it. I imagine some of that attitude to English speakers might live on there.
Thanks for taking us along to those museums. I've always been interested funerary art. And there's something emotionally cleansing about a thunderstorm.
Thank you for putting the names to the songs Angel ❤
Did you know that the Germans made a beer from Henbane? Henbane is called Pilsner in German. Who knows, you might find some on your trip. There's a recipe in Stephen Harrod Buhners book: Sacred and Herbal Healing Beers. About the storm that came in - Henbane was believed to have something to do with thunder and lightning - Donner und Blitzen - 2 of Santa's reindeer. I've burned a Henbane leaf before and it sparks like the old children's 4th of July sparklers. If you've never seen one, it looks a bit like an incense stick but sends out little sparks when lit. Thanks for taking us along on your journey.
I’ve always loved your vibe and only just realised who it reminds me of- Jenna Ortega! (Massive compliment) xxx
Gorgous place!
I absolutly know that feeling from my own travels. For me it kind of felt like i was in a cloud... and it was not relaxing. Maybe it was also overstimulation. I dont know. I called these people little angels that helped me to connect back to the joy or however, like this drawing lady to you.
I wish you a lot of sparkling moments on you travels. And thank yu for this very beautifull, and intersting video.
Thanks for a lovely treat! 🎃
A magical adventure, with so much to reflect on, is a gift that keeps giving. May you enjoy many more travels far and wide, wherever you’re drawn. 🌳🍁🌻🦋💫🪬
I just paused the video cause I couldnt wait but to comment. Olivia ! the way you capture things with just a lens is amazing. You can make even a black plain rock look beautiful. I was not in a good mood before I started watching and idk what song you've used but am almost at the end of the museum tour 6:09 and I felt like I was there in the museum (as I was watching through a big screen) you're amazing. take love ♥I really hope I'll meet you somebody, if you ever visit India dont forget to let your audiance know.
The song is " My Achin' Heart" by The Sweeplings....isn't it just divine ❤
Aw. I can't tell you how much that means to me, to know that my vlogs can lift your spirits on a bad day. I'm so happy to hear this, and thank you so much for your compliments
I'm sure you weren’t an inconvenience to them, even if it felt that way. They were likely frustrated by not being able to respond as they wanted, and sometimes people hold tightly to perfectionism. Kassel isn’t a typical “must-see” tourist destination, so people there might come across as a bit reserved. You’ll likely encounter similar reactions in other Central European countries too, so please don’t take it personally.
Some of my colleagues at work don’t speak English either. When they have an English-speaking customer, they often end up feeling more disappointed in themselves than anything else.
The people in Kassel were some of the kindest on my trip! It was Hamburg I tended to have a little bit of some trouble. I assumed it was a European thing, as many other people from European countries have had the same energy for me. I know it's not personal, it still doesn't feel good.
@@TheWitchOfWonderlust At first, I wrote "Hamburg", then changed it-though, honestly, the location doesn’t matter too much. I live in Italy, where people are generally seen as friendly. But even here, there’s often a bit of a distant or reserved vibe, which isn’t unusual.
Personally, for years, I felt like I was living in a bubble. When something unusual happened, I often avoided interacting, especially back when my English wasn’t great. I worried about making mistakes and embarrassing myself, so I’d pretend to be in a hurry, putting on a serious face.
The first time I met a group of Americans, I was surprised at how warm and helpful they were. It really showed me the difference: here in Central-ish Europe, people tend to value privacy and can be a little less open with strangers. And then you’ll find assholes too. As they say, the entire world is a country.
You said that so well! ✨
Cool! I live in Fulda; just a bit to the south of Kassel. Strange to know you are that close to where I live. Have fun on your journey!
So sorry about the rude people in Hamburg! I promise not all northern German people are like that 😇 I would have absolutely loved chatting with you. If you ever find yourself in Lüneburg (30 Minuten from Hamburg), hit me up, I'll show you around 😁
A lot of my friends are German, so I believe you! haha I think it's just being a visitor people may have been weary of me
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Thank you for your videos! :)
Lovely video... makes me want to visit Germany again. I am from small country, and so I cannot expect people abroad will speak my languege...
Sorry to hear some people were mean to you, but I must confess - when tourists in Prague start to ask in English, sudenlly i am speechless. Like i cannot remember correct words (well not in eglish😅), so to avoid embarrrasmet sometimes I pretend that i dont undertand english... Suppose passive and active knowledge is not the same!
So Much Wow💛💜 09:50
9:50 the way you describe the Storm . Mystical, Sultry, and elegantly spoken. Ambiance lighting with the windows.. perfect setting.
14:15 🎉!! Spa day all to yourself 😮 awesome. Good way to recharge.
12:42 run to the camera. 13:14 nicely done
15:22 so much old energies and history. 16:09 hard to understand what's going on but you know the basics 😅 you felt the vibes none the less . 18:36 best way to learn a different language. 18:44 my eclipse suxed too . All in all. That looked as an amazing experience.
It’s so weird that you experienced that in Hamburg because when I went (my German is also limited) everyone was so lovely!
I'm happy to hear you had a good experience! I was only there for a handful of days so it could have just been off days for me
Aw you were only 2.5hrs away from me! Hope you enjoyed yourself. :D
the bigger cities are inundated with rude American tourists, the Germans get weary and fed up. My experience was that folks were more open to American who didn't speak the language but at least attempted to try in the smaller villages and less touristy places.
Oh that totally tracks. American's are always the loudest and most obnoxious whenever I'm traveling elsewhere. I'd be upset by us too😅
it wasn't until I was in my mid-twenties ( long ago early 1980s) when I found out the many of the Disney stories we reworks of the Brothers Grimm stories and in the original Brothers Grimm stories I dont think that anyone lived in the end of those stories ,unlike the Disney versions , kind of go with how the MCU and Star wars movies and TV shows now since being taken over by Disney , ok I went off topic there lol
Life for me is seasons we are born in spring , teens summer, 30s-50s fall 50-60 late fall winters edge 60 on winter and depending on how you lived through your season of life if you have good roots but a slightly hard life you could live in winter for decades, but your body will slow degrade over time, then Death.
My girlfriend from long ago was Canadian but born in Germany, and she seemed to always throw it in my face I can only speak about her and her older brother who also I felt that upturned nose thing I think it's just the feeling they gave off possibly many German people are like this not that they mean anything with it but it's the aura\ energy\vibe, they \ some can give off possibly culture ,again I am not meaning that negatively, for me being sensitive to energies can maybe overexaggerate what is being felt from people plus different culture. I am not explaining his very well, I don't think it is their intention for a person to feel that way.
Energy is a funny thing it always trys to balance so if I am down something someone that I never expected would show up and randomly later my energy seem ok again I think that if a person is open it comes easier myself i can be open but mostly in person I am not , I wouild give an example of this happening since the fullmoon around there but my post is already huge.
I had a partner from the U.K., that passed away in 2017, and she always said the Germans were the worst when it came to arrogance and the loudest in groups.
I did! It was a very lovely city to visit, I'm glad I got to.
Moin Olivia! If you do a Trip to Berlin, I know some spots, you would like.
I hope to be in Berlin sooner than later...👀
If you planning on coming to Berlin let me know! :) I get entry in a lot of things for free here as well
That’s so kind of you! Berlin is on the top of my lists tbh
You are my favorite famous witch, and I need advice. At your convenience, is there an email or something I can contact you at? If not, reference to other witches that are open to help would be appreciated
As an American living in Germany, I'll tell you that it's not you. You could live here for a decade and speak the language, and they will still consider you an outsider.
Hamburg is a little stuck up, I'm sorry to hear you had a poor experience speaking mainly English there. Hopefully it doesn't turn you off Germany as a whole! Berlin is /very/ welcoming to English speakers, and other parts of Germany are more friendly than Hamburg like you saw in Kassel.
Not at all! I still am doing my best to learn German to speak with my friends there as well as be able to navigate better when I visit but I totally understand each area has its own culture. The US is the same! SO different every where you go
welcome to germany !
one of the most racist countries (in europe at least).
i was waiting for this comment from you, the moment you said i didn’t like this trip and something is missing, i knew.
In the old person's way?
Hi, Olivia! Did you get the Edgar Allen Poe TAROT (2020) yet? 🙂🖤🖤🖤(I have a deck TEASER short for it on my Rock Metal Tarot Channel)
Any one hear that whisper of a womans voice say "Yeah" or "Here" at 2:20 🤔 when you were talking about the tombsones out side?
I think it's a bird
@@alexmiller5547 could be....you have different birds over there ✌🏻🐨🇦🇺
Dont give to much crap about the opinion of older Germans tbh.
Also Idk what exactly your expercience in Hamburg was, but being a german from that region I can tell you that even other germans find the "northerners" (Im gonna get shit for saying Hamburg is northern germany) to be rude.
Also: I'm sorry for your experience with the people in Hamburg. I guess in bigger cities people just have no chill for nothing, always hustleling. That's no excuse, but at least you also met other nice people in the countryside ❤ Germans are weird, sorry ☹️
People in big cities in the US can be weird too - it may have just been more apparent for me as a visitor
So glad you shared your trip with us, everything looked so cool and beautiful and your soundtrack is fire! I also love that (some) people were excited to talk to you, it's nice to feel welcomed in that way
I really enjoyed talking to them!
Imagine world where your own language is used only like 6 million person. As a person speaking minor language, we are used to learn other languages. Not just one, but more. It opens doors, lands, worlds.
I warmly recommend learning languages to get this amazing experience.
Welcome to Nordic countries
I'm defiantly trying to learn other languages and love doing so! I found when trying to speak German, people would respond to me in English anyways though