AURORA On How Art Can Change the World

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  • Опубліковано 26 лис 2024

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  • @iana6713
    @iana6713 2 роки тому +73

    The joy Aurora has when she speaks of her love of nature just shines - we could all take a leaf out of her book and just be among it, even for a wee while, which would do us good. She's inspiring in the way she sees life.

  • @eyecheri
    @eyecheri 13 днів тому

    I feel like having a conversation with her would heal my soul

  • @kevdenn
    @kevdenn 2 роки тому +70

    One of the best interviews with Aurora that I have seen. It was great that you asked relevant and interesting questions and gave her the time to respond without putting pressure on her. Great!

  • @michaelabohackova9078
    @michaelabohackova9078 2 роки тому +29

    About whether she consciously chooses to write about things bigger than herself or not - I feel like she's just connected to life so much that life itself speaks through her. She feels, she really sees things for what they are, but thinks about what they could become. She just captures the divine energy of change in our world, so magical.

  • @prateekbhardwaj9943
    @prateekbhardwaj9943 2 роки тому +36

    young people are more energetic, imaginative, creative, positive, have more emotions, more expressive and intelligent they speak without filter, they have more HOPE and we judge them by experience of life.

    • @RainbowStarOracle
      @RainbowStarOracle 10 місяців тому +2

      I agree with this whole heartedly. I’ve always said this about the younger people. So many kind young people will actually smile at me in the street. I can’t say that for everyone. Yeah a ton of them are lost, but they’re young. Wait until they grow up… although because of how society brought them up, kids are “growing up” at an older age, so this may not be any time soon. And many won’t, I mean the gen z.. but I have even more hope for what the even younger generation will do. As children we take in the world around us and often can see clearly the injustices and negative things going on in the world- no bias. And then we grow up and change the status quo. That’s why every generation changes. We evolve. It seems like everything’s going downhill in our society, but people are forgetting the internet and tech are still new. Kind of throws us off, but the lessons propel us forward, so is it really such a bad thing? I see it like this… society as a whole is in its teen phase of internet and tech. Meaning, with it we’re ignorant, naive, easily swayed, moody, and totally irresponsible… all about me me me. In the internet’s infancy, it was more simple and innocent, and then it was light and fluffy and fun (for the most part). Now, we are explosive teens. And anything we do online happens to make huge waves. But we course correct. I can see major themes of peace and acceptance starting in the next 10 years (idk about countries but I mean within society). Right now it’s all about me me me, how cool do I look, how trendy am I, how much richer am I, how much power can I have, etc. But I see it going more towards serious topics but with a positive spin and less of the initial anger we are all feeling about this and that... serious talks about making actual changes in regard to climate, pollution, war, poverty, inequality, and being kind to our neighbours, collaboration, and art. The spiritual movement we’ve been seeing explode in the last 10 years will be less about aesthetic and making bank, and more about the message.. about the service. Of course we must love ourselves and express ourselves, but imagine the earth if we just all had each other’s backs? Anyways I’m ranting but I mean it lol

    • @RainbowStarOracle
      @RainbowStarOracle 10 місяців тому +2

      Think about it.. we’ve always been very me me me, well at least for a long long looong time. You might say that it’s just the way we are, and that this is just wishful thinking that I’m rambling about… but, this is the first time in history we’ve ever had an interactive mirror. Never before have we been able to see what it LOOKS like to be this way, from another perspective, on such a large scale. It puts things into perspective, doesn’t it?? It helps us see quickly what works for society and what doesn’t. Now if only we could just take the politics out of it… I’m sorry I just feel compelled to write lolll

  • @markwarrensprawson
    @markwarrensprawson Рік тому +3

    Aurora's answer to the question about writing about things bigger than herself was wonderful. She alludes to writing about what one knows. I would like to suggest, and even to believe that Aurora is in herself a blooming image of the Goddess - our Mother, Nature, who goes by more names than I dare begin to attempt to list here. And so for her to be dinging about our home and the way some of us consider an appropriate way to treat it is altogether natural. We are not naturally destructive. We are more capable through our faculties of reason, logic and advanced empathy to fill the occupation of Custodian of Nature than we ever have been before. Our quest, perhaps, is to come together and oust the destroyers. Aurora has a voice that brings so many like-minded people together and has become thus in record time. If she chose to, she could embody that greatest of non-Olympian, human Empresses, Medea, wield power enough raise the greatest of armies in service all things divine, to occupy that throne and reintroduce some of the magic we've allowed ourselves to lose to the corrupt monsters currently herding us like cattle in all the most agonizing and unnatural directions. But why should she? She's a beautiful symbol of a free person altogether undemanding of our reverence while being seemingly infinitely generous, too. I'm an old fart now. Jadedness and cantankerousness have become the twain principle aspects of my base self, but when I listen to Aurora's music, listen to her speak and even just enjoy watching her be funny and eccentric for the sake of it, a little it of my youth returns and with it, a whole lot of the idealism that I used to throw around by the psycho-spiritual truckload and seem to have run out of as I allowed myself to be drawn in more and more by all those crooked, destructive, warmongering and greedy bald-faced liars working daily to convince us that they are stronger than us well-meaning, altruistic Aurora-fan types.
    She truly is amazing. And this was a wonderful interview. Thank you, "We Can Remake the World". Subscribed. Let's enjoy watching you grow bigger and bigger together now. I'm totally down for a little world-remaking.

  • @JaxAndree
    @JaxAndree 2 роки тому +31

    She's such a beautiful soul.

  • @clairepowell5236
    @clairepowell5236 2 роки тому +47

    love her so much. Every interview I just find myself listening SO intently every time she talks

  • @IgorCosta1995
    @IgorCosta1995 Рік тому +5

    She sees the world in a different way... Sometimes it's hard to see because we have so many problems in life, there are so many bad things, but there are also so many good things naturally produced by our planet, nature itself. Small things like a simple snowflake is something magic. Aurora is a pure being, full of love and your songs reflect her magnificent personality. I literally love this woman is by far my favorite artist.

  • @markstuartwakeley
    @markstuartwakeley 2 роки тому +23

    bless her she is an Angel.

  • @skiptindle5976
    @skiptindle5976 2 роки тому +12

    Ok all the world leaders are fired! Aurora is now the world leader! I will follow wherever she leads us!

  • @thebluefeather9006
    @thebluefeather9006 2 роки тому +12

    Aurora should run the planet with love and light!

  • @matthewstreacker7402
    @matthewstreacker7402 3 місяці тому

    Aurora is the most grounded person I have ever seen. Being able to find joy in the simplest things on such a visceral level is something I aspire to experience being on this blue ball in the expanse of infinite space and time.
    It's therapeutic to hear her speak. Not only is she a good person, but it radiates from her.

  • @babyboneface
    @babyboneface Рік тому +5

    I love Aurora, this interview and the comments people left here. Gives me so much hope to continue this extreme sport called living as a human.

  • @staffankarlsson1428
    @staffankarlsson1428 2 роки тому +5

    I just waited for her to turn the camera and show the snow and the great nature outside of her window :)

  • @wildrosecece
    @wildrosecece Рік тому +3

    She is right, we are worthy! She is a muse for all of us, let the words and her expressions speak to your heart. I feel inspired. Nature is the infinite conversation with us. Keep the love of Earth in your heart, the love of God in your soul. I am 64 and have great hope, if young people have this mindset, and ignore the disrespectful “pop” culture, what we see will be the change we are.

  • @jk_art.16
    @jk_art.16 Рік тому +8

    I'm so glad there are people like Aurora and yourself who see the true value of ART( in all forms) in reshaping the way we see the world and helping others to shift a mindset or perspective. This podcast gave me so much hope and validation in my artistic expression in that despite what society may tell us, we are so important. I aspire and hope to make such a difference in the world. thankyou aurora for being so selfless and looking beyond yourself to big issues as a source of inspiration, this can't be easy but i hope you know ust how inspiring and what a difference you are making. Its a ripple effect

    • @wecanremaketheworldpodcast8516
      @wecanremaketheworldpodcast8516  Рік тому +1

      Thanks so much for your comment, Jasmine. We're so glad this brought you some hope - keep going! Keep creating! Keep changing the world around you in the tiniest and the largest ways.

  • @tranquilityandpeaceforever7250
    @tranquilityandpeaceforever7250 2 роки тому +5

    Art is much more powerful than what's going on on Twitter.

  • @arian_motta
    @arian_motta Рік тому +1

    this interview is so precious. so genuine. thank you

  • @SilverWitch31
    @SilverWitch31 2 роки тому +12

    Thanks for this Aurora interview! 🥹 Love her, let us help fight for us and Mother Earth!

  • @G4ming_OG
    @G4ming_OG Рік тому +1

    I really like her

  • @MelissaDuffySacredBreath
    @MelissaDuffySacredBreath 2 місяці тому

    Beautiful interview!

  • @daveygravey7603
    @daveygravey7603 2 роки тому +7

    bro keep doing what you are doing.

  • @Pax.YouTube
    @Pax.YouTube 2 роки тому +5

    One day life will be kind

    • @wildrosecece
      @wildrosecece Рік тому

      It’s not life, it is the person who experiences it can choose to be kind.

  • @petermcgee2162
    @petermcgee2162 2 роки тому +3

    Very good reflections and necessary insights, connections arise through the depths touched. Keep up the interviews, glad you have the tools you have and the effect of softening the ego inserts as appropriate and useful. Thanks.

  • @sugarandbeets
    @sugarandbeets 2 роки тому +14

    Thanks for sharing this with us. Love the calmness of this interview 🐳🦕🦋

  • @SilverWitch31
    @SilverWitch31 2 роки тому +3

    Ooh I also love her earrings! Haha

  • @jordandenis3076
    @jordandenis3076 2 роки тому +1

    Yes we can , nice interview!

  • @Dumballa
    @Dumballa 2 роки тому +3

    So beautiful. Great job 😊

  • @GA-uv4hy
    @GA-uv4hy Рік тому

    Good interview! I love Earth, Im' vegan since 2015, this is my own way, how I'll help this beautiful Planet.
    Maybe 1 Billie Eilish interview, dear Podcaster?

  • @MsMesem
    @MsMesem 2 місяці тому

    Norway uses hydropower to create 98% of its electricity so wearing few clothes in your home and watching snow fall is possible and not an energy problem. Recycling human waste for methane is a good energy resource.

  • @forrrob
    @forrrob 2 роки тому +6

    Very deep and inspiring! Thank you!
    What was the exact date of the recording of this interview?

  • @daveygravey7603
    @daveygravey7603 2 роки тому +1

    how did you get in touch with aurora?

  • @seegenezareth2286
    @seegenezareth2286 2 роки тому +9

    We talk about the environment way too politically...

  • @VictoriaOshin-e7s
    @VictoriaOshin-e7s Місяць тому

    My favorite number is 19 God bless ✝️

  • @danielkelley7548
    @danielkelley7548 Рік тому +1

    I live in the time of Aurora Aksnes

  • @Bibkia
    @Bibkia 2 роки тому

    Valkyrie AND Drácula met the Great Original Design

  • @jdavila9902
    @jdavila9902 2 роки тому +4

    Great interview! You did a fantastic job, thanks.

  • @Fawnshell
    @Fawnshell Рік тому

    Aurora seems to have the inability to hate

  • @leoola4119
    @leoola4119 2 роки тому +1

    Snowing in June?

    • @Azurespix
      @Azurespix 2 роки тому +8

      Yeah that happens over in Norway

    • @julimoreno173
      @julimoreno173 2 роки тому +12

      This interview took place in 14th March, 2022. So it was still winter in Norway.

    • @staffankarlsson1428
      @staffankarlsson1428 2 роки тому +1

      @@Azurespix It could but rarely in June.

    • @mathildeeide8550
      @mathildeeide8550 2 роки тому +3

      Doesn’t snow in june, jeez. :D

  • @ladrodiporri8625
    @ladrodiporri8625 2 роки тому +1

    can you add subtitles? Thanks ❤️

  • @caseofthis3014
    @caseofthis3014 7 місяців тому

    How he fancies her omg 😅

  • @bjornarsimonsen7592
    @bjornarsimonsen7592 11 місяців тому

    This Aurora woman seems okay

  • @LoFi_Joltara
    @LoFi_Joltara 6 місяців тому

    I wonder how you even get the chance to speak to her. Not like she is unreachable I mean I don't know how to get the connection and ask for an interview.