How to Spot the Loveliest People in the World

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    “The loveliest people are not the applauded and the haughty ones, the elated and the optimistic ones.
    They are the ones who long ago shed their pride, who can tell you frankly how lonely and sad they are, who can face their self-hatred and accept their regrets…”
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  • @jwetzel3141
    @jwetzel3141 17 днів тому +3300

    “Don’t be particularly attached to appearing sane.” This is the permission slip I needed.

    • @elonever.2.071
      @elonever.2.071 17 днів тому +98

      When you realize that everything about this world is upside down, backwards and is built on a big lie, fitting in is not sanity.

    • @0xDEAD_Inside
      @0xDEAD_Inside 17 днів тому +8

      Agree with you! Good luck!

    • @Androsynth75
      @Androsynth75 17 днів тому +28

      If the wider group has decided that insanity is 'sane', then all the sane people will be judged as 'insane' by that same group. Go be you. It's so worth it.

    • @serengeti4027
      @serengeti4027 17 днів тому +1

      @@elonever.2.071 what do you think is the big lie?

    • @aluisious
      @aluisious 17 днів тому +30

      Life got a lot more fun when I really stopped caring about seeming normal. I answer half of my girlfriend’s questions with “meow?”…in public. Now she meows at me. It’s fun.

  • @happy.lil.hooman
    @happy.lil.hooman 17 днів тому +2462

    The irony about being one or finding one is , they are so hidden and stuck in nooks and crannies and to find them you have to be one too, it makes them so isolated as well.

    • @chasbodaniels1744
      @chasbodaniels1744 17 днів тому +80

      Wonderful point! They’re not the ones likely to walk around wearing sandwich boards proclaiming their inner gifts, are they? Beautifully said.

    • @elonever.2.071
      @elonever.2.071 17 днів тому +66

      If you were not one you would not recognize them for who they are. You have to see life on the same wavelength and realize that everything about your life and their life is the result of cause and effect.

    • @Jianju69
      @Jianju69 17 днів тому +43

      -because they are shunned by the image-obsessed masses.

    • @m0-m0597
      @m0-m0597 17 днів тому +19

      This whole essay, what is he even trying to say? It's the most generalized statement about a vague type of personality that you will not encounter exactly like described anyway

    • @elonever.2.071
      @elonever.2.071 17 днів тому +45

      @@m0-m0597
      No judgement here but it is obvious you are not one of these people he is talking about.

  • @user-mb1rc6ny5m
    @user-mb1rc6ny5m 17 днів тому +2011

    My office mate is such a person. The best gift life has gifted me. She has an extremely dark sense of humor, complains about her job, colleagues, and marriage every single day (and will tell you even the most embarrassing bit, like difficulty in the bedroom), yet is still a very very sweet and empathetic person. When I make mistakes, she'd be the best person to comfort me. When I experienced grief, she's the only person that can listen to my loss and cry with me. She gets through life with minimal hope, often expecting the worst to happen, but she's still very responsible and can find joy in some of her work. She has a lot of hobbies and never takes anything seriously. What a remarkable person. I do aspire to be more like her.

    • @Cyanide_Mallika
      @Cyanide_Mallika 17 днів тому +21

      Umm this person is very very similar to me 😂

    • @nielsenth1801
      @nielsenth1801 17 днів тому +21

      Damn, wish I could meet her.

    • @baukepoelsma
      @baukepoelsma 17 днів тому +11

      Me too, I wish I could meet the both of you cuz I'm also like that😉

    • @Oo786oO
      @Oo786oO 16 днів тому +33

      Sounds like a deeply troubled person!!! Though with some good qualities

    • @coht12
      @coht12 16 днів тому +7

      Hey, I have one too, but she left. She's an amazing person, and I think to say the most amazing person I've met is an understatement. We still keep in touch though, just not seeing her or talking to her on a daily basis, I won't lie, gets a bit hard because I don't get to meet great person like her mostly.

  • @presley7704
    @presley7704 17 днів тому +893

    I have always believed that experiencing suffering makes people nicer to others

    • @TheSwauzz
      @TheSwauzz 17 днів тому +94

      It absolutely teaches empathy and sympathy.

    • @laladieladada
      @laladieladada 17 днів тому +227

      suffering makes people nice or ruthless. it's just a matter of how they handled it and how they came on top of it.

    • @redishdude
      @redishdude 16 днів тому +30

      ​@@laladieladadayou are right, I experience both feelings and pretty much debate myself almost everyday on how I should look at life.

    • @prapanthebachelorette6803
      @prapanthebachelorette6803 15 днів тому +4

      @@redishdude me too. It’s a case by case basis for me

    • @atlanf1
      @atlanf1 15 днів тому +30

      Careful now, suffering caused by other people due to foolish interests may result to apathy. Child abuse comes into mind.

  • @waterenjoyer16
    @waterenjoyer16 17 днів тому +1479

    "I have come to recognise that being trustworthy does not demand that I be rigidly
    consistent but that I be dependably real." - Carl R. Rogers.

  • @Michael-Archonaeus
    @Michael-Archonaeus 17 днів тому +1001

    It takes a lot of personal development to get from being unaware to becoming hyper-aware, to letting go and just live.
    But to the untrained eye, the first and the last look the same.

    • @FlyingBird716
      @FlyingBird716 17 днів тому +49

      Great comment ! At one point the best personal development is actually letting go of personal development

    • @louiejackson2312
      @louiejackson2312 17 днів тому +31

      I have found myself for the first time recently being hyper aware of the hows and whys of social relationships and life in general, I miss the nieve days when I didn't have anxious thoughts or thought about how others saw me but the growth and lessons come only after being hurt sometimes

    • @user-dp5ph4ss5m
      @user-dp5ph4ss5m 16 днів тому +1

      So true.....

    • @Ally-nn9cg
      @Ally-nn9cg 16 днів тому +11

      @@louiejackson2312 I know right. I’m in the hyper-aware stage and it’s hell.

    • @AliAhmed-gf1wv
      @AliAhmed-gf1wv 16 днів тому +3

      This reminds me of the bell-curve meme and it’s so true.

  • @TheSoundofTanay
    @TheSoundofTanay 17 днів тому +1199

    I need an entire animated series about this adorable puppy’s daily thoughts.

    • @krystalgnome2073
      @krystalgnome2073 17 днів тому +14

      I just about fell of the toilet while reading this. Thanks for the laugh.

    • @SICRoosterKido
      @SICRoosterKido 17 днів тому +2

      Sheep in the big city comes to mind 😂

    • @soyitiel
      @soyitiel 17 днів тому +2

      There is a channel vagely similar to this called Tofupupper

    • @ashn9603
      @ashn9603 17 днів тому +2

      😂😂😂

    • @michaelmoraga2926
      @michaelmoraga2926 16 днів тому +6

      Reminds me of Puppy and Kitty Therapy... I often go to the local puppy and kitty pet shop and imagine what they are thinking. They are all so horribly cute (I can't have a pet in my apartment). Puppy and Kitty Therapy kept me "sane" during the long COVID lockdown.
      Greetings from Japan.

  • @camez2345
    @camez2345 17 днів тому +683

    "...they would never be so mean as to try to cheer you up" -- YES

    • @aluisious
      @aluisious 17 днів тому +70

      I’ve tried to cheer people up. I knew a guy who was edging toward suicide by cop because he felt trapped by his job and marriage. I said bud, if you can do that, you can just buy a ticket to Hawaii and drink beers on the beach.
      Unfortunately he was probably depressed and tried the suicide by cop thing anyway, ended up in jail. I swear to god the news report included “the police attempted to taser the suspect, but he deflected the barbs with his machete,” which is one of the most bad ass things I’ve ever read in a crime report.
      I still think the beach would have felt better.

    • @nand3kudasai
      @nand3kudasai 17 днів тому +33

      I also thought that phrase was very deep.
      when someone is in deep depression cheering them up could be highly damaging and hurtful. it could be really mean actually.

    • @momo90416
      @momo90416 17 днів тому +3

      👏👏👏👏👏

    • @starchaser1437
      @starchaser1437 16 днів тому +23

      Once in school I had a friend try to sing a song about my beloved dog that passed away the day prior. It caused me a great deal of pain and my other friend almost broke the singing friends arm to get her to stfu and leave me alone as i grieve.

    • @jzen1455
      @jzen1455 16 днів тому +24

      I try to be diplomatically realistic. If someone asks me their opinion of their outfit, and I think it's aesthetically displeasing, I would maybe say something like "I personally do not fancy your outfit but can see why people would consider it pleasing to the eye. The colors and textures clash to my fashionably unclined mind. Perhaps I'm a minority of such opinion, so take it for what it's worth."

  • @justanothermortal1373
    @justanothermortal1373 16 днів тому +108

    Every time I meet a kind soul, I genuinely find it impossible to forget them. They stick around in my memory, occasionally popping up at unexpected times, never not making me smile, never not making my day better. God bless the lovely and kind. I love them ever so dearly.

  • @GenderNeutch
    @GenderNeutch 17 днів тому +223

    This isn't meant to be a brag at all, but I'm simply so proud of the fact, that I learned to listen to people and to let them be just the way they are in that moment. It's only over the past couple of years I've come to realise that not a lot of people are actually able to do that, like most will try to get rid of your pain because they can hardly tolerate their own, or immediately go into their head and start problem solving on a practical level without acknowledging any of the feelings. I'm so glad it's a rare gift I can give to others, and that I've also found two friends who can do the same for me.

    • @pennPi
      @pennPi 13 днів тому +13

      To each their own.. Most of the people I’ve had as friends were like this. And to be honest, in hindsight I don’t consider them to be good friends. No one stepped in to kindly let me know the man I was in a three year relationship was toxic. (They let me know after I left him.) They listened but no one gave advice or pointed out ways I could improve or that my boyfriends were horrible. I grew up with narcissists and didn’t have the social skills and tools that people with healthier upbringings have. I kind of resent all the listening and passivity, especially when I really needed to see or learn healthier perspectives in life. For this reason, I make sure to give to my new friends the way my previous friends didn’t.

    • @hypnosesgodchild
      @hypnosesgodchild 8 днів тому +1

      @@pennPi Yes exactly I think you need both. It can be tricky though so I think it's best to ask and just test the waters and see how they react

  • @hellspawned666
    @hellspawned666 14 днів тому +103

    “They know that life is mostly pain, mystery, and error” was honestly such a banger of a line to drop.

    • @Novastar.SaberCombat
      @Novastar.SaberCombat 8 днів тому

      Fortune is 99% of existence. Chance. Luck. Anyone who states otherwise simply hasn't realized that everything they have and everything they are was always based on randomness.
      🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

  • @ponpon____
    @ponpon____ 17 днів тому +555

    Didn't know accepting my depression could make me so lovely 🙂

    • @camez2345
      @camez2345 17 днів тому +45

      Same. I never really thought about this before, about how my way of being in the world could be of utility/comfort to someone else, for the very aspects that often leave me feeling bad about myself, because they're traits that are often viewed as negative.

    • @billpetersen298
      @billpetersen298 17 днів тому +27

      The deepest despair, can teach you to love life.

    • @aluisious
      @aluisious 17 днів тому +10

      Recognizing life for what it is isn’t “depression.”

    • @anupriyamukherjee1296
      @anupriyamukherjee1296 15 днів тому +8

      Well, you are lovely, so deal with it. Can't get a refund.

    • @kevintanjaya308
      @kevintanjaya308 15 днів тому

      Good luck

  • @Kinan300BC
    @Kinan300BC 17 днів тому +97

    these are also the kind of people who stay silent for most of their lives, and leave this madness gently, without a chance to get to know them

    • @Novastar.SaberCombat
      @Novastar.SaberCombat 8 днів тому +2

      Popularity and publicity are rarely functions of enlightenment.
      🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

  • @Domn879
    @Domn879 17 днів тому +153

    Misanthropy for the group, and a deep love for the individual. Bingo.

    • @goodToBeLost
      @goodToBeLost 16 днів тому +5

      Reminds me of a funny little interview excerpt of George Carlin I once watched. It was exactly on this topic :D

    • @robincrowflies
      @robincrowflies 10 днів тому

      @@goodToBeLost Yeah, it was with Jon Stewart, in the 90s. Great interview.

  • @laru09
    @laru09 17 днів тому +161

    You're actually describing my dog. I'll take notes and try to be more like him.

    • @bootscooty
      @bootscooty 10 днів тому +1

      Are you going to add to the notes that he enjoys eating raw meat? Are you going to do that too?

  • @jazzycakes6294
    @jazzycakes6294 13 днів тому +24

    I don't tend to think much of myself. I'm not a very capable person, and I'm horribly powerless against the world around me. Even my kindness seems to poison those near me, and I'm too wimpy to stop them from taking advantage.
    So yeah. I tend to view myself rather lowly.
    But to see my traits lined up and treated like they're something to be praised... It makes my heart feel warm. Thank you for this video. It means a lot to me.

    • @nwochill44
      @nwochill44 13 днів тому +4

      You deserved to hear it & for once to feel seen for the rewarding person you are. Truly.

  • @aleksandrapetrovic774
    @aleksandrapetrovic774 12 днів тому +21

    Do we really want a world with more of such people? These 'loveliest people' have been through so much trauma for them to be so understanding and lovely, that maybe it would be for the best that we had less of them due to less suffering in the world.

    • @FemkevanDrooge
      @FemkevanDrooge 12 днів тому +3

      Exactly my thought! Wishing for more lovely people like this seems like a very selfish thing now. On the other hand; the not so lovely people will likely be the ones that inflict the suffering in the first place.
      Which kind of makes me think that maybe in the end it must balance itself out, if there are too many horrible people then the next generation must as a consequence be lovely again.
      I'm just not sure if that's a comforting thought, really..

    • @judipierry549
      @judipierry549 8 днів тому +1

      @@FemkevanDroogeplus, there is no guarantee that going through such hardships and trauma will make you one of these lovely people in the end.

  • @sobrevida157
    @sobrevida157 17 днів тому +142

    “The very angels themselves cannot persuade the wretched and blundering children on earth as can one human being broken on the wheels of living. In love’s service only the wounded soldiers can serve.” Thornton Wilder

    • @elonever.2.071
      @elonever.2.071 17 днів тому

      And that sir is the big lie that most people live every day.

    • @sobrevida157
      @sobrevida157 17 днів тому +1

      @@elonever.2.071 sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say more?

    • @AnticitizenOneC17
      @AnticitizenOneC17 17 днів тому +14

      @@sobrevida157 I love that quote you shared, and I think the other person is misunderstanding it (though I too would welcome any clarification).
      To yours I would add this quote that I love from Emil Cioran in "The Trouble with Being Born":
      "Suffering opens our eyes, helps us to see what we would not have seen otherwise. Hence it is useful only to knowledge and, except for that, serves only to poison existence. Suffering improves no one, except those who were already good."

    • @baukepoelsma
      @baukepoelsma 17 днів тому +1

      Wow this quote is beautiful and underrated! Thank you for sharing!

    • @elonever.2.071
      @elonever.2.071 16 днів тому +2

      @@sobrevida157
      Sorry for teh delay I only got your notification.
      *"The very angels themselves cannot persuade the wretched and blundering children on earth as can one human being broken on the wheels of living. "*
      I am not saying your statement is the lie. But that this world is so upside down and backwards that any divine intervention to straighten this mess out is considered folly by the masses,
      *"In love’s service only the wounded soldiers can serve.”*
      We see this all the time that someone with good intentions is poo-pooed and ridiculed while those with evil intentions are elected to political office or promoted to he highest ranks of businesses and corporations. The truly sane of society get as far outside the sphere of social influence as is possible. We live in a time where this is painfully obvious like we see with the chaos in California and NYC yet the citizens keep electing these same people who created it problem expecting them to fix it.

  • @rebekdascoli
    @rebekdascoli 13 днів тому +26

    “Against a backdrop of despair, they can laugh with exceptional richness and glee.”❤❤❤

  • @satyasrikanth1588
    @satyasrikanth1588 17 днів тому +548

    There is another side to this story. Those people are always exploited, yet they never give up on their loved ones. It is difficult to be that person who gives everything knowing there is a huge void inside. They understand everyone, yet even their loved ones have great difficulty understanding them without judging. Their dark humor serves as a defense mechanism to show the world that they are broken inside, but they never give up on fixing the broken pieces. They are ridiculed, mocked, and looked down upon... Yet, even after everything, they remain the loveliest people in the world.

    • @parijatsingh5858
      @parijatsingh5858 17 днів тому +9

      Real

    • @chaimgoldstein4585
      @chaimgoldstein4585 16 днів тому +13

      That person must build walls!

    • @niklasamann1362
      @niklasamann1362 16 днів тому +37

      Being lovely and the ability to draw your own red lines do not exclude each other

    • @super95legend
      @super95legend 16 днів тому +15

      it's very true in my opinion that they get exploited, that's why self respect should come into play. Eventhough they might understand the prespective of the person that is taking advantage of them or using them, they still can identify the wrongdoings and draw a line or leave alltogether.

    • @spicybiscuit88
      @spicybiscuit88 16 днів тому +28

      Being kind is not the same as allowing yourself to be exploited - these two things don't go hand in hand. If you've grown up being treated like your feelings don't matter , and that you only exist as a servant to others, you will likely continue to do this in adulthood. It may be a common pitfall for sensitive/kind/lovely people, but it is also our responsibility to treat ourselves with respect and compassion, aswell as others. This means only giving what you are comfortable with, and to not keeping on giving to people who refuse to understand you.
      Nobody deserves to be ridiculed, mocked, looked down upon, or judged (people don't need to be judgemental- they just enjoy it). Being treated badly will happen occasionally, but if it is a regular occurrence from people in your life, it's worth looking into how to value yourself more, and implement boundaries.

  • @beebodude
    @beebodude 17 днів тому +394

    Anyone else come to this video hoping to be able to find the people to brighten up their lives, only to realize that you are in fact the loveliest people they are talking about in the video?

  • @lavender9038
    @lavender9038 17 днів тому +182

    You forgot telling these people to be all they are but also have boundaries. As this person who has been this way all my life, I've only encountered people who took advantage of this. So yes, the loveliest people also deserve other lovely people not folks who use the fact that they understand everyone for granted and take advantage of them. Having these qualities is hard to stop having but then again, such is the world that one must ensure they are protected. Your loveliness doesn't guarantee safety. Be lovely, not naive

    • @willemijn3059
      @willemijn3059 17 днів тому +19

      ​@@ZaKrakillaAnyone can be fooled by fake people. Lovely people can too.
      After discovering that someone has taken advantage of you, you can respond by putting up a boundary or by people pleasing.

    • @StandAloneSoul
      @StandAloneSoul 17 днів тому

      Agreed.

    • @lavender9038
      @lavender9038 17 днів тому +10

      @@ZaKrakilla I don't do things to please people, I do things for my own standards and way of being. That's why I mentioned boundaries. Just because you are an open hearted person, it doesn't make you immune to losers who try to bring others down with them. I cut them off the moment I see that. As with many things in life, it took me time and I am merely speaking my experience to others.

    • @cAlmliKeAboMb2023
      @cAlmliKeAboMb2023 17 днів тому +14

      ​@@ZaKrakilla
      Dude, when I went through my divorce, I got the help of a well-known very respected lawyer who helps people when they're divorcing narcissists. So she's well known, wealthy, educated and has incredible knowledge and experience with narcissists/abusive people.
      In one of her podcasts she talks about how she was just taken advantage of by someone. The only reason that someone is able to take advantage of you is because they're willing to do so. Yes be aware. Yes have boundaries... But there are people in this world who will try to hurt you and use you because they can. Not because of anything you did or didn't do. Don't spread that anymore. It's why we have a lot of the problems we do.
      Namaste.

    • @TheSwauzz
      @TheSwauzz 17 днів тому +7

      @@ZaKrakilla Literally anyone can be manipulated and if anyone thinks they can't be, they're the easiest target in the right circumstance.

  • @presbiteroo
    @presbiteroo 17 днів тому +82

    The whole moment I was reading and listening to the Loneliest people in the world. And then when I saw the final party banner with the Loveliest, I just shed a tear.

  • @Anarcath
    @Anarcath 17 днів тому +46

    And very often these are people rendered irrelevant and alone.

    • @riverbilly64
      @riverbilly64 17 днів тому +6

      Unfortunately, true.

    • @laladieladada
      @laladieladada 17 днів тому +12

      nice people are easy to discard. they wont cause troubles so you don't have to fear their reaction.

  • @SylvesterAshcroft88
    @SylvesterAshcroft88 17 днів тому +17

    As soon as you appear, people seem to dissapear around you, as they always try to change you, but you're like a fixed point in time, you have such a strong sense of purpose, that no matter what people say, it won't change you to be otherwise.

  • @EneEri
    @EneEri 12 днів тому +5

    I don’t know what kind of person I was expecting when I clicked on this, but I most certainly wasn’t prepared to hear such as a spot on description of me. Writing it that way feels vain, but I know I’m probably just shaming myself. I slowly started realizing as I listened, starting to hold my breath mid video and then by the end, I just bursted out crying.
    My childhood was filled disdain and shame perpetuated by my own family so I’m often left with thinking something is wrong with me for the way I think and feel about the world. Even my best friend of almost 20 years had no idea how bad my home life was until revealed later in a letter to my family. I’ve always been very aware I didn’t deserve my pain and it was derived from their inability to appropriate resolve their own traumas, but fortunate that I went through it instead of others because I thankfully knew how to step back and assess it for what it was even at a very young age (and certainly got in lots of trouble for my honest relay of observations). Now estranged from my family because I genuinely believe they will be happier without me and likewise, but I share a profound love and hope for them all the same.
    This video made me feel seen. Saving it for rainy days. The title is so incredibly kind, I feel unworthy. I hope it uplifts others as well!
    Anyone who can relate to my experience, please remember to be kind to yourself. Self-connection should be sought after, not avoided. You’re beautiful inside and out. ❤

    • @ansjeliek
      @ansjeliek 12 днів тому

      What a beautiful comment. Always be proud of your kindness!

    • @m1churr0
      @m1churr0 8 днів тому

  • @gatorssbm
    @gatorssbm 11 днів тому +8

    This describes 90% of my gf and I couldnt be happier to find someone who is so cheery despite how bad of a hand life gave her and has helped me a lot understand myself and more importantly how to deal with people trying to take advantage of me. Its nice having someone that truly feels like they dont care what you have but what you are, never have I felt such a pure acceptance from someone.

    • @rebel.mystic
      @rebel.mystic 11 днів тому +2

      I say this in the most loving and encouraging way possible - don't fuck it up, man!
      It's rare to find a partner as accepting as her. It's wonderful that you are indeed grateful, so make sure she knows how you feel! All the best to both of you ~

  • @pbourdon231
    @pbourdon231 12 днів тому +9

    “They combine a thorough misanthropy for the group with a deep love and tenderness for the individual” - that made me laugh out loud and may be the most accurate description for how I feel on a regular basis. Great video. Long live the lovely ones 👍🏼

  • @cerspence
    @cerspence 15 днів тому +17

    “Life is mostly pain, mystery, and error.” is a very tempting and depressing outlook. I couldn’t disagree with that message more ❤

    • @atakurt6055
      @atakurt6055 13 днів тому +1

      Don’t be mean and try to cheer us up

    • @steverambo-rx7
      @steverambo-rx7 13 днів тому +11

      absolutely. the video suggests that being jaded, depressed and traumatized is a requirement for being a "lovely" person. life has troubles, but it has its beauty. i think real "lovely" people recognize that and can hold both as equally true.

    • @ArshakAndriasov
      @ArshakAndriasov 12 днів тому +2

      Life is what you make of it

    • @moondoggy02116
      @moondoggy02116 11 днів тому +1

      Totally agree. This is one version of what a lovely person can represent, but this bleak outlook is hardly a prerequisite to being lovely.

  • @kittydeleo4043
    @kittydeleo4043 16 днів тому +10

    The loveliest people I know do try to cheer me up, just not in a way that dismisses my suffering

  • @ZaKrakilla
    @ZaKrakilla 17 днів тому +122

    Good news, guys, we also know how to get there. The secret is simple: an unimaginable amount of trauma and pain, a lifetime spent in a personal hell and a desperation so deep and terrifying that will force your brain to deconstruct and reconstruct reality multiple times, just to give a slight chance to survive. It only takes like 30 years of this meaningless and never-ending suffering but, at the end of it all, you'll be a good friend and partner. 5/5 stars, I will NOT do this s**t again...

    • @lucassaba9121
      @lucassaba9121 16 днів тому +4

      Or you can talk, empathize and learn from other people's mistakes.

    • @Shelleysnail
      @Shelleysnail 16 днів тому +4

      Thank Dog that once it is over, it will be well and truly over.

    • @ZaKrakilla
      @ZaKrakilla 15 днів тому +8

      @@lucassaba9121 the deaf, when they see people dancing, they think they are crazy... you are missing the point by light years, here...

    • @guaranteedV
      @guaranteedV 14 днів тому

      eloquently put.

    • @danieldefonce
      @danieldefonce 14 днів тому +5

      Well, what do you know, looks like I have finally “arrived” then… I have come to realize a few things through pain endured: Great love only comes about through great suffering. Life is suffering, but it is also meant to be enjoyed to the full. Life is not fair, but it is good.

  • @anonymoussoda
    @anonymoussoda 17 днів тому +33

    The loveliest people made this video 🥺

  • @anonymouslearner2454
    @anonymouslearner2454 17 днів тому +814

    Answer: they watch School of Life

    • @nandinirm2234
      @nandinirm2234 17 днів тому +21

      But we feel we r mentally damaged

    • @alexxx4434
      @alexxx4434 17 днів тому +15

      This is just the author's perspective on 'lovely people'. His subjective opinion.

    • @Liv21484
      @Liv21484 17 днів тому +1

    • @Miha-ii3dy
      @Miha-ii3dy 17 днів тому +4

      Awwwww ❤

    • @IsuiGtz
      @IsuiGtz 17 днів тому +2

      ​@@nandinirm2234 I'm mentally challenged.

  • @peanbean1973
    @peanbean1973 13 днів тому +7

    My old best friend was literally the best guy ever. He was actually the coolest person you could meet. The kinda guy that simply had the heart to not harm anyone. Than he took his own life. He kinda just absorbed all the bad things that happened to him and never gave any back. It's like him killing himself was the sacrafise he had to make instead of being like us. He just left in silence. Wish i had it in me to testify for him back then. You couldn't find a soul on earth that was ever harmed by that man.

    • @rama4780
      @rama4780 9 днів тому

      Im sorry for your lost, i hope he's happier now in the better place 😢❤

  • @alexisdimyan5743
    @alexisdimyan5743 17 днів тому +126

    Beautiful content as ever, SOL. Thank you.
    The loveliest people IMHO are those who are:
    1. Fully present.
    2. Unafraid to reveal their authentic selves.
    3. Able to express gratitude, whatever the weather.
    Blessings.
    🙏

    • @elonever.2.071
      @elonever.2.071 17 днів тому +9

      And they accept you for where you are on your journey as long as you are facing in the correct direction.

    • @Aleyah
      @Aleyah 16 днів тому

      And then the people see the real you and play you.

    • @REM1956
      @REM1956 15 днів тому

      @@Aleyah Yes, some do. Take that chance anyway. The payoff can be wonderful. But you have to learn to gauge your vulnerability.

  • @JukesMcGee
    @JukesMcGee 17 днів тому +25

    I feel my ego tempting me so enticingly into thinking I am this person. Logically, I am able to understand that I currently am not.
    While I do have attributes of this person, yet, I must go through more hardship in order to become who I want and need to be.

    • @lucassaba9121
      @lucassaba9121 16 днів тому +2

      I don't think I'm funny, but some people say I am. So do we know who we are?

    • @chaimgoldstein4585
      @chaimgoldstein4585 16 днів тому

      A lot of times we don't know who we are because we don't fully understand our own nature​@@lucassaba9121

  • @drewpanyko5424
    @drewpanyko5424 17 днів тому +11

    I dunno whether you described the _loveliest_ people in the world, but you certainly described the most _realized_ , and that's the kind of people we all need in our lives if we're going to grow.

  • @Tony186x
    @Tony186x 15 днів тому +15

    It felt like a complement and a personal attack at the same time

  • @FemkevanDrooge
    @FemkevanDrooge 12 днів тому +4

    If it really takes that much pain, suffering and unhappiness to become a truly lovely person, then I unfortunately cannot bring myself to wish for more such lovely people in the world 😢

  • @Timshels
    @Timshels 17 днів тому +46

    This shook me. I've had to play it several times and I'm qurite certain that I'm not done with this one yet. It may be the strongest affirmation of a lifetime of work, to date. How unsettling to be seen this way.

  • @nehasahu1095
    @nehasahu1095 16 днів тому +11

    Now I m feeling good about myself

  • @SelinaWilliams-je3xt
    @SelinaWilliams-je3xt 16 днів тому +4

    This is my boyfriend. I'm the luckiest woman in the world. I hope one day to treasure him as much as he deserves. He is such a gift to everyone in his life. He lights up a room just by simply being there and you can see in our friends eyes the joy this man brings. He has the most beautiful laugh you'll ever hear and makes the worst, darkest, most fucked up jokes sometimes and laughs his heart out at them as he's saying them. He groovy dances around in public when he's feeling happy and sings/screms (loudly) in the shower to his favourite punk or metal jams even tho we've got thin walls. This beautiful man listens like no one youve known before, and makes you feel comfortable and at ease, heard, instantly (even tho he's a big and sorta intimidating guy which makes the whole thing so funny if you actually think about it😂). He's sharp as fuck but annoyingly modest and bloody borderline imposter syndromy about it (and will hit you with smth like "nah mate I'm just a big dumb gorilla look i got re*ard strength 💪🏽" if you adress it).
    He's had such a tough life and has gone to proper trial by fire, had everything lost everything type of thing, and is still the most grounded, kindest gentle soul I know. It's like he's magic, quite frankly. I can't even find words to put it, but it's so cool that you guys did!! Truly the loveliest human in the world.

  • @mismisimognomo101
    @mismisimognomo101 3 дні тому +1

    Thanks a lot for this, few times have i felt represented by things one could assume as "random statements", but these ones really represent me. I just gave up on impressing or caring about anyone that isn't me, gave up on the expected and common standards people have on "being succesful". As soon as i did change that mindset on my early 20's i've never been so in peace with who i'm and i know that i'm always having a healthy exchange and relation with everyone that surrounds me.
    My motto is "Hoy por tí, mañana por mí" (Today for you, tomorrow for me) and it is a total reality, the blessing may come in a week/month or even years ahead, but since changing that egotistical and self-centered mind i used to have i know i would always make rent, always have food and most importantly, always have good people next to me ! 🖤

  • @TheGinglymus
    @TheGinglymus 16 днів тому +4

    I do sometimes feel like the best gift life ever gave me was a childhood full of self-loathing. After a couple of decades of finding myself the most boring, disgustingly ugly and useless person makes it hard to feel particularly strong negative feelings towards anyone. People can be annoying but never catastrophic.

  • @Cotif11
    @Cotif11 16 днів тому +8

    That ending almost threw me off there! "These are the sort of people you want in a prison cell, or on the way to the scaffold" sounds so funny when it's isolated

  • @Causeitsallthisgood
    @Causeitsallthisgood 17 днів тому +8

    The puppy eating a butterfly is so cute paired with the explanation of someone exploring their weirdest bits of themselves!

  • @zye....
    @zye.... 17 днів тому +11

    Been through lots of family pain and afterwards craving desperately at least a healthy relationship/partner and then falling in love for the first time mid 20s in a broken and betrayed individual who couldn't show affection, shattered me completely or should i say the last few whole parts in me.
    Finally my heart too at the end of 2019 (no cheating whatsoever) i gave up on love somehow, still being with this person who improved and feels better now, which I'm grateful for while I'm just floating around now not knowing what to or being able to feel

  • @bench9201
    @bench9201 17 днів тому +5

    If I could, I would cry. I think we all are lovely. Just time can tell the truth.

  • @iloveyoufromthedepthofmyheart
    @iloveyoufromthedepthofmyheart 17 днів тому +68

    OMG, this is the biggest compliment from The School of Life. I am that kind of person! :D

  • @GerinoMorn
    @GerinoMorn 17 днів тому +14

    I mean, this is akin to the "road to enlightenment", getting free (not rid! free!) from " earthly desires" etc., this guy Buddha had some good insight... so long ago.

    • @elonever.2.071
      @elonever.2.071 17 днів тому +3

      Before you can walk on the road to enlightenment you first have to awaken from seeing life through the filters of your mental disorders. Then to be aware of every moment you are experiencing instead of these moments triggering memories of the past where you will spend much of the time ruminating about them.

  • @Rukain
    @Rukain День тому

    I can honestly say this channel has helped me come out of my dark moments and live a meaningful life. Thank you to everyone who is working behind the scenes.

  • @floydblandston108
    @floydblandston108 17 днів тому +4

    "Great Souled" is the descriptive for people like these that has seemed most apt, and stuck with me.

  • @Justaregularoldplumbus
    @Justaregularoldplumbus 11 годин тому +1

    “Pain, mystery, and error” with the bow going on its head lmfao

  • @nathan_something
    @nathan_something 12 днів тому +2

    ...where would these lovely people be? At home, locked away, out of view? Forever out of reach? There's no way to be with someone so pleasant, is there, they're all paired with people that don't truly love them. I can feel it.

    • @OfficeDuck-
      @OfficeDuck- 10 днів тому +1

      Fragments tucked away in people you see everyday, thats where they are

  • @larindanomikos
    @larindanomikos 17 днів тому +41

    I am not trying to toot my own horn but this is a close description of myself. I want to mention that these characteristics are not often well recieved. There are times I have to backtrack and alter my language when I see the look of shock after I have casually expressed what seems to me an obvious truth.

  • @BabiiGurlMikii
    @BabiiGurlMikii 17 днів тому +22

    Thank you for making me feel seen ❤

  • @RageTastesLovely
    @RageTastesLovely 17 днів тому +4

    Finding people like this as a 'lovely person' is incredibly rare! Can we all just mingle together here? I'd like to meet more lovely people, too!

    • @goodToBeLost
      @goodToBeLost 16 днів тому

      I'd like that! :) Not claiming to be lovely but I'm just lonely.

  • @trishbirchard1270
    @trishbirchard1270 12 днів тому +1

    Am really very lucky. My two adult children are outstanding and not far away.All I really have to do now is be good company- that is, optimistic and cheerful-
    The weather out there and the news are making things extra challenging, that’s all.

  • @adrianobastardi
    @adrianobastardi 15 днів тому +3

    He just described me. Yes, I even know my own vanity and narcissism. Takes one to know one.

  • @JGalegria
    @JGalegria 15 днів тому +2

    these are the kind of rare and exceptional people you want to be your oncological surgeon 🙏🧡

  • @christinearmington
    @christinearmington 17 днів тому +5

    They will never be so mean as to try and cheer you up. 👍🤦‍♀️🥰

  • @frederickawalker
    @frederickawalker 17 днів тому +5

    This narrator’s voice always gives me so much freaking hope ❤

  • @jzen1455
    @jzen1455 16 днів тому +3

    You basically described me, but I wouldn't consider myself "lovely". I consider myself a highly self-aware realist who is fully aware of his faults and positive traits. When I was younger, I tended towards more cynicism while being blind to how my behaviors led to cascading effects to the people around me. I try to be measured and balanced as much as possible.

  • @longkhung132
    @longkhung132 16 днів тому +3

    This video really speaks to me on a personal level. I've always been the person everyone comes to when they have things to offload off their minds. I'd listen, empathize, grieve with, cheer for, comfort and some times even go out of my way to show them the way forward. I struggle in spreading my heart too thin and caring too much for others that I usually find myself utterly exhausted when it comes to my own being. People often tell me I have a great life, partners told me they've never met anyone like me, but to me I felt stuck for so long. Cant keep a stable career, plans procrastinated, broken up with partners, living life on auto-pilot while feeling like people left me behind. The feeling of doing too much, but feeling so little is all too real for me. Then again, the bittersweet-ness of it all feels comforting somehow, as if seeing others happy makes me warm inside.

    • @KyrosJalife
      @KyrosJalife 15 днів тому

      How do you think this impacted your partnerships, that you ended up breaking up with?

  • @MoV-eq3qr
    @MoV-eq3qr 14 днів тому +1

    To go through the hammermill of life and then recover stronger to do it all again takes time. Older people knows, seek out the moral ones and you have unlimited wisdom.

  • @rodrodrodrodrod
    @rodrodrodrodrod 17 днів тому +3

    This describes me fairly well, but not if you went back like 6-8 months. The difference is I joined a new school, I hadn’t been in school since primary school. The thing is, I decided to not sugarcoat my personality and just be me as much as I could which, as it turns out, isn’t as uninteresting or boring as I thought.
    Sure I’ve been told by a friend that “I should be kept in a lab and studied” or that I have “dubious music choice” but I don’t care, I like those aspects of me and I carry that badge happily. Be yourself when you can and you will be rewarded with the correct amount of respect and acknowledgement you deserve I guess.

  • @helvetecaLLC
    @helvetecaLLC 8 днів тому +1

    This confirmed that I am one of the loveliest people in the world and I’m not afraid to brag about that finally

  • @RadiantMantra
    @RadiantMantra 16 днів тому +3

    A Buddhist teaching that helped me empathize with people is
    "When you point the finger at someone, three more are pointed at you"
    We've all got our faults, no one is in any position to shame others.

  • @9serlalove
    @9serlalove 14 днів тому +1

    bros voice calming af i already got the comfort the second i watch this

  • @geraldmcallister5413
    @geraldmcallister5413 16 днів тому +2

    I don’t know, I kinda like people that cheer me up and think that life is more than pain and suffering

    • @Kestiambre
      @Kestiambre 12 днів тому

      It is more. Exhausting people just don’t want to accept that life is also difficult. It’s the inconfortable truth we need to accept to live in joy and gratitude I think.

  • @DanielForno
    @DanielForno 17 днів тому +14

    I think that this video describes more a content person rather than a happy one. Happiness can be subjective and hard to grasp but exudes out one. People around them can palpable it.

    • @larindanomikos
      @larindanomikos 17 днів тому +4

      Happiness comes and goes in moments.

    • @Bolsteen1
      @Bolsteen1 17 днів тому +2

      They are describing the loveliest 🙂, not necessarily the happiest

  • @mismisimognomo101
    @mismisimognomo101 3 дні тому +1

    My best tip for anyone reading me is this, don't take yourself as the biggest or latest shit, we're just the impressions we left on the others. 99% of people in the world DO take themselves really serious, having stuff like "pride" or "honor" as their biggest wire to sanity and that makes them really defensive for some reason, society is toxic af. But you can really dismantle that tough exterior by showing that you're completely fine of laughing at yourself, at the same time, that gives you a big shell from being mocked/bullied/stepped-on. When you're big enough to laugh at yourself, embrace "criticism" (i'm convinced every opinion i heard from a third party about me is constructive and i listen carefully) and overall just flow/don't get stuck with stuff that comes in the moment and usually is just people being stressed because most humans live fast and have 0 stress tolerance, you will succeed ! 🖤

  • @niarudle
    @niarudle 17 днів тому +3

    Wow! I didn't expect a description of myself. 💔
    However, I'm not sure about the last bit: "These are the kinds of people we need so many more of in our lives..."
    I'm actually quite miserable and depressed because the gap between my hopes and my experiences is so wide. Imho we should make the world a much better place so that we won't need to go through so much pain and our hopes will be fulfilled rather than crushed by harsh reality.

    • @lokendrapavankumarpappala2684
      @lokendrapavankumarpappala2684 17 днів тому +1

      at least you've taken the important first step of measuring yourself up against your dreams and deriving hopes and current experience. Now that the ambiguous part is done, make a pragmatic path connecting them and make it work, somehow.

    • @TheSwauzz
      @TheSwauzz 17 днів тому

      "I'm actually quite miserable and depressed" this video doesn't describe you then. Where's your silver lining? Cynicism doesn't fit into the video.

  • @Damianmarleyfan
    @Damianmarleyfan 16 днів тому +1

    Some people will never know what it's like to be real. They will never know the pain of others, and they will never care, because they don't love themselves.

    • @goldendiamon
      @goldendiamon 11 днів тому

      They will realize someday since life is about growing with your imperfections and learning from your mistakes...We all grow in different phases since we all have different timelines on how we achieve our goals.Just like any type of plants,we all have different ways of growing and that doesn't mean there's no progress...They will realize someday how it feels to be real,if karma will start teaching them a lesson

  • @besteven
    @besteven 17 днів тому +2

    And they are so rare, and mostly elderly, and lovely indeed.

  • @SoySolSolecito
    @SoySolSolecito 17 днів тому +20

    This almost sounds like a poem. So beautiful.

    • @MattStylesHK
      @MattStylesHK 17 днів тому

      Who are the Loveliest People in the World?
      They’re not the famous ones
      or the respected ones,
      the worthy ones and the powerful ones.
      They are the ones who long ago shed their pride,
      who can tell you frankly how lonely and sad they are,
      who can face their self-hatred and accept their regrets.
      They aren’t just unhappy
      (there are plenty of boring and frightening ways to be that);
      they’ve come to an optimal perspective on their unhappiness.
      You could tell them about the strangest, oddest, most lamentable things
      about you
      and know that they understood it all at once from the inside.
      There are no follies around sex
      or status, love or money
      that they aren’t fully acquainted with.
      They want to get to the howl inside you
      because they are so familiar
      with the howl inside them.
      They aren’t remotely attached to seeming sane;
      they long ago ceased
      attempting to appear normal.
      They know that life is mostly pain, mystery and error
      - and will never try
      to persuade you otherwise.
      They will never
      be so mean
      as to try to cheer you up.
      They can be trusted
      because they have had the courage
      to fathom their full propensities to cowardice and corruption.
      They don’t give a jot
      about your reputation
      - because they know enough what people in general are like.
      They combine a thorough misanthropy for the group
      with a deep love and tenderness
      for the individual.
      They’ve been through their obsessions
      with love, public esteem, career triumph and positivism
      - and come out the other side.
      They let their humour get very dark, because the gap
      between their hopes and their experience
      is so wide.
      They’ve gone into the weirdest bits of themselves
      and will therefore
      understand the oddest bits of you.
      They don’t expect life as a whole to go right and,
      against a backdrop of despair,
      laugh with exceptional richness and glee.
      These are the sort of people you want
      in the prison cell or on the way to the scaffold,
      in the trenches or the bed next to you on the cancer ward.
      These are the kinds of people
      we need so many more of in our lives
      - and should try so hard to be for others.

  • @renuchhawal9875
    @renuchhawal9875 17 днів тому +9

    I want to be this one for others..

  • @Teathling
    @Teathling 16 днів тому +2

    Okay this is not a flex or a brag, but this made me feel really good about myself as I recognized a lot of myself in this, thank you.

  • @aikoaiko2008
    @aikoaiko2008 17 днів тому +2

    I wish I could be this kind of person. Don't think it'll ever be possible, but yeah, a type of human being I honestly look up to.

  • @peaguas629
    @peaguas629 17 днів тому +2

    I'm aspiring to be this type of person, and honestly think I'm doing well in succeeding

  • @tonygoff7994
    @tonygoff7994 14 днів тому +1

    An interesting perspective.. To observe a way to be, without knowing how? I'm fairly sure everyone is free to be who they would like to be. The trick is to learn that your perception of self is dynamic and truly surrender to the idea.

  • @Kilospan5941
    @Kilospan5941 17 днів тому +2

    I’m like this minus the depression.

  • @pratikjain134
    @pratikjain134 15 днів тому +3

    I love love love love this one a lot!!! It makes so much sense, I resonated with this a lot. Thank you! Skipped a heartbeat today after watching this.

  • @trusiight3558
    @trusiight3558 11 днів тому +1

    I like to think that if one looks for the exact opposite characteristics, we end up with the most hateful human beings

  • @andydelassus2734
    @andydelassus2734 11 днів тому +1

    I went through some shit. Best thing anyone said to me was “it fucking sucks, doesn’t it” and said nothing else.

  • @MaaZy_
    @MaaZy_ 10 днів тому

    Those are who got shocked from the whole world and people in it, and spent enough time grieving about it, then took some of their broken hopes and a little from the teared dreams, to continue live peacefully.

  • @RqiN1
    @RqiN1 16 днів тому +1

    I came here pretty sure the video to be about me, and yet I was astounded by how accurate it was. In fact, I just confirmed it right here; I was reading the comment and one moved me to tears, and while I reflected on how challenging my life has been lately, I recalled a particularly awful incident that happened to me today, and you know what? I just burst out laughing.

  • @ansjeliek
    @ansjeliek 12 днів тому

    Sounds about 60%-70% like me :)
    I felt so heard when you said “a misanthropy for the group and a deep love for the individual”
    I do still struggle with knowing myself and accepting that life isn’t always good. And I’m guilty of trying to cheer people up
    The loneliness is real. People (especially peers) have often told me I’m so friendly that it makes me a boring person. So they wouldn’t want to be friends with me

  • @kotslegoats
    @kotslegoats 10 днів тому

    i finally feel shouted out, thank you for this. i wish everyone in the world could understand everything like i do sometimes. everyone should be accepting and caring of each other, no matter their differences and circumstances

  • @rjrz33
    @rjrz33 6 днів тому

    "talking to mary, you know you don't have to shout/she can hear what you're thinking/like you're saying it right out loud" elliott smith

  • @IrisPioneer
    @IrisPioneer 12 днів тому +1

    Thank you for the appreciation ♥️🔆

  • @rebeccahorwitz6855
    @rebeccahorwitz6855 16 днів тому +2

    I aspire to be like this.

  • @RennieAsh
    @RennieAsh 15 днів тому +1

    Ah fluffy white dogs. Barks its head off, charges at you, flings itself ravenously into glass to get you, will chew off your foot
    But their owners do say they're the loveliest dog . Good analogy!

  • @Pssst.ByTheWay
    @Pssst.ByTheWay 16 днів тому +1

    Yes 🙌
    Though times, being humbled by life makes the kindest and most respectful and authentic hearts and minds.
    I see it in me and others that had to go there and came back. Sans “pride”
    3 cheers to being a better person

  • @frederick2video
    @frederick2video 12 днів тому

    This is an excellent little video. It puts into words what I learned to be true over the years. After 40 years of working, I have experienced some horribly toxic and abusive workplaces but I got through it all and came out the otherside stronger and wiser for it. Those lovely people are responsible for helping me to do that. I hope that some of what they had rubbed off on me.

  • @Celtic_Nutter
    @Celtic_Nutter 12 днів тому +1

    This is literally word for word, me. I shit you not, not what I expected from a video with this title. Nice way to feed my ego whilst also making me feel like shit 😂

  • @marykrone5652
    @marykrone5652 17 днів тому +6

    May I be this for others

  • @robincrowflies
    @robincrowflies 10 днів тому

    I watched this in silent mode, on the Feed, because I wanted to know. I found out I'm one of them, and I bet a lot of others found that out, too. Bless us all, every one.

  • @swedebug2889
    @swedebug2889 17 днів тому +10

    At least my cats think I'm lovely, I hope.

    • @Proidysweet
      @Proidysweet 9 днів тому

      Also your cat: *selling your soul for food without thinking*

  • @namu_bome2132
    @namu_bome2132 11 днів тому

    My three close friends are like this. I am super grateful for having them.