She thought every country had it's own Sun and Moon - Her Mind Was Blown!
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2022
- Hi all, this is an extra clip from the Nightwish reaction video. As we were analyzing the lyrics one of them said "We used to swim in the same moonlight waters" so we ended up learning about the solar system instead lol. Hope you'd enjoy
Since this video is now public, I have something to say. I have never ever forced anyone on this channel to anything. I take great care of every individual's religious and cultural sentiments. It's hard, real hard but I love what I do. Moments like in this video is why I am doing it in the first place. It's such an easy thing to play them videos, ask them to give opinions and stuff. That's not me, I take hours and hours just in discussions over a 5 minutes song and we keep learning without any limits. Thank you to all those who support me in this ❤️
I live in the United States and I've met several people who think that the sun orbits around the earth. And once in a while, I even run across people who still think that the earth is flat.
To see Parvati learn about the place that the Earth has in the universe for the first time is truly a special experience. This is knowledge that she now has to share with others where possible and to build onto a foundation of learning that her job on this channel has given her. Good for her, and good for you.
I think it's a beautiful thing to be part of. The joy of learning, the joy of teaching, and the joy of experiencing it secondhand as a viewer are all beautiful.
Du bist ein guter Mensch, Gott segne.
Parvarti is blossoming right before our eyes and it's a beautiful thing to see! She has a sharp mind and soaks up new information like the proverbial sponge. Knowledge is poweful and Parvarti knows that. Plus, she's got the sweetest disposition and personality. Would love to have a cuppa chai with her someday! 💜
at one point in the video she is like: "you are kidding me, right ? right ?" and then realize you are serious.. i love her facial expression
He is kidding her though. Earth is a stationary level plane. Not a planet in an infinite galaxy
I know, right? I saw her pause too.
@@AnakinSkywalker909 🤣🤣
@@AnakinSkywalker909 You are kidding yourself. Open all your eyes and you will see the truth.
She is such an intelligent woman. She caught on to the concept right away. Her face lit up like a child eating their fist ice cream
She had most of the information she needed, but no one ever taught her the details so she never connected all the pieces. You can see the logic cross her as she starts to understand how it functions and it almost looks like she completely gets where she was mistaken as he demonstrates it. She isn't dumb, she just never had a reason to really think about it and so her first thoughts about it seemed logical enough. Now imagine how many super intelligent people get labeled as dumb or completely passed over just because there was never anyone to teach them and show their aptitude publicly. She understood his demonstration perfectly, she just needed the right viewpoint in order for it to make sense in her head.
@@ShaggyRogers1 Yes! She is under-educated. Oh how I wish she could go back to school and have all her questions answered.
@@irenebecker4815 These days, she can use the Internet, and perhaps even get better results, because in the Internet, you can choose your teachers yourself, and there is some to choose from :) There are video recordings of greatest universities of the world, available for free for eveyone to learn from :J
@@bonbonpony some nut would tell her the earth is flat.
@@cactusjack1943 Well, then how do _you_ know the nut isn't right? Just because someone reached you _first_ and told you that the Earth is round means nothing. If you can't verify it on your own (with a proper experiment), you're still just a believer.
So the right thing to do is not to "educate" people to believe it one way or another, but to teach them how can they use their own brains and figure out the right answer on their own. Can _you_ figure it out on your own? A dude named Eratosthenes did it more than 2000 years ago with primitive technology (just a stick and a well in Aswan), so it's not that hard. The hard part is to come up with the right way of doing it.
Fascinating! I love her conduciveness to concepts completely unfamiliar to her. Her shock, amazement, and delight as it begins to come together in her imagination. So fascinating. She could take the opportunity to share these ideas with her family. Hopefully they are as receptive as her.
She trusts him. All the best regards to you 🙏
I agree. It's a beautiful thing how she immediately started internalizing the model and coming to conclusions (like why there's night and day). By the way. How can his comment be from a month ago when the video was uploaded four days ago?
@@kalcidis Patreon donors got it first. All the best regards to you 🙏
now do the same with the muricans flatearthers and lose hope in humanity xD
i agree, this is a remarkable demonstration of someone willingly and opening expanding their minds, occurring right before us.
I love how Parvati is so open to new information “…ok, so I thought this and this were the case, but now you’ve given me new information and I can see and understand things are different..”. Love the fact she is so smart and intelligent. It’s the fact you open things up to Parvati and the rest of the Trybals team that I enjoy your channel so much. You and they are all a great team, much love to you all, Parvati is wonderful!
She is a good example of the difference between "dumb" and "ignorant". The former knows but chooses to ignore/understand, while the latter simply does not know. Parvati is, as you said, "intelligent" (the opposite of "stupid") and able to readily compensate for her ignorance on various topics by learning new knowledge.
Yes I like that also.
I would love to see and hear her reactions to a pacemaker you know the thing they put in your heart to take up the beat if the heart skip out…
I love this video! Seeing her light up with this knowledge is fantastic!
This is fantastic. He is such a good teacher.
I always envy people when they learn something new and they react with such pure emotion.
That's how one feels like when enlightened with some good knowledge :> It's like someone poured pure light of wisdom into your head, and you're overwhelmed with awe from your new understanding you've just gained.
She's a kid herself. In some of the other vids with her kids she goes full mom mode making sure they take in what's happening. Very inspiring.
This made my day, she is clearly such an intelligent lady opened to new experiences, thanks for sharing this knowledge with her, and letting us share in her new discoveries of the world! It's just wonderful. I'd love to see her, and anyone else open to it watch a video about the solar system!
I watch this channel just for Parvati. I love to see her learn new things, because it opens up her closed world just that little bit more. I so wish she had the opportunity to go to a quality school and continue her education. Untaught doesn't mean unintelligent!
@@kellysong2256 She's the main draw for me too. Only this channel has a woman in their group of "tribal" people that react to "things". 😅
Agree with all of the above! Parvati is such a lovely spirit and open to learning. She had no problem admitting when she lacks knowledge, and it’s clear she has many questions which need answers, not least about the natural world. 👏🏼👏🏼
Parvati is inspirational to me in her astuteness and curiosity. It's very sad that she didn't have the opportunity to continue in education. But oh, she is sharp: a new piece of knowledge is given and Parvati can see the implications and connections.
@@megamanx466 They definitely need more women "reactors" 👏
The light in her eyes says a lot about her. These video's somehow bring me closer to humanity, what a blessing.
This is my favorite video that you've done. I am a math professor. I really enjoying seeing popular culture through the eyes of your group, but seeing people discover something new about the physical world is an unparalleled vicarious joy.
yes. Imagine what they might feel if they saw things under a microscope or telescope. there are some realities that are not obvious without someone showing you.
@@MrAbeAllen great idea !
So true! I want to fast forward to the day the follow up video comes out.
She's very bright, you can't measure intelligence by all you know, but rather by how quickly you take on new information.
Also the willingness to incorporate that new information to take the place of assumptions is remarkable as well.
Many westerners would do well to be as willing to accept graciously the possibility of being wrong.
The quickness with which she connects the dots and says "So when it's night here, it's day there?" is magical.
Yes she has a sharp mind and very quick processing. If she were in my school, I've would be outperformed easily. But also her mindset is outstanding, you can see that she enjoying the process. Scientist spotted. :-)
@@localroger - Agreed.. and the speed with which she then went immediately to "so show me how the Moon works" was a joy to behold.. this lady is SHARP.
So should many easterners.
@R.Senal - "Many people would do well to be as willing to accept graciously the possibility of being wrong." - there I've corrected that a bit. After working and living in other countries, this is applicable to a lot of cultures, people, countries. Not just West as such, as this is only a small part of population on the planet comparing to others. Sometimes being a bit humble and respectfull is applicable to all of us.
The way my heart suddenly opened and was filled with so much love and awe for this sweet, sweet woman was overwhelming!!! I just wanted to hug her because I do recognize that hunger for knowledge in her that I've had myself my entire life (I'm 53 and still learn something new every day!). I cannot wait to see the promised videos and her reactions. Hopefully the other panel members will be interested as well.
I felt the same way... I just want to scoop her up and hug her.
She's a delight!
I'm 65, ditto for me! 😎
asking about the moon!!!!!!!!!!
Parvati really has a beautiful smile. You did very well explaining this with only the light and one prop. Her questions were on point and she caught on very fast! You can tell she is very intelligent and quick-thinking. I really love how excited she became. Her eyes just lit up. Definitely show her some videos on space and anything else she may be interested in. Don't let us dictate it. It's wonderful to give her the opportunity to learn more about things that interest her. We are never done learning, any of us. There is always more to learn and we should do it as she does here: with open eyes and a big grin.
Seconded. Let her figure out what the next lesson is going to be, I have a feeling it won't be long before she starts asking questions about another subject that interests her.
She seems to enjoy learning. Me too
Not only intelligent and quick thinking....but open to learning and being introduced to 'new' things...Just the last two alone put her a leg up on most humans...the intelligence and quick thinking (along with that sense of open eyed wonder and excitement when we come to new realizations and experiences) are gravy and are quickly stifled if that openness doesn't drive it.
I agree wholeheartedly...'Open eyes and a big grin.' I need that on a tshirt in a bad way.
Nailed it. Her sense of wonder is captivating.
I love that she got the opportunity to learn this. If no one ever tells you something, how are you supposed know to ask about it?
I hope she gets to learn more about space, I remember learning about the solar system, planets, and galaxies was one of my favorite subjects at school.
Yeh that and dinosaurs!
You know, you could make some really great education vids for them. This was fantastic!
Let's find a good solar system model for her. Even her friends and kids can join too (kids like Om Prakash of course)
Or more better that we explain to her using the model and she gets it to her village spreading knowledge. She'll be professor Parvati in no time :)
@@TRYBALS yesss! "Professor Parvati" surely has a nice sound to it!
This is so wonderful. I love that she wants to learn, and that you want to help her learn. My heart is very, very happy. 💓
@@TRYBALS 'Professor Parvati' is a great nickname. I imagine her in years to come as the wise woman of her village and everyone in search of advice being told, "ask Professor Parvati".:D
@@Carobmoth Oh, I love everything in your comment, I really hope this comes true!
This video really put things in perspective for me. I'm in a Western university working on my Bachelor's degree for free. It's really difficult and I often feel like giving up, but if getting my degree means that I can help people have experiences like Parvati had here, I think I can do it. Thank you for everything you do!
This question is going to reveal my american-ness here, how do you manage to go to a university for free?
@@hippyjoe from his name, my guess is that he is danish, so university is paid by the state, even abroad. but that´s just an assumption.
@@hippyjoe Very high income tax and a progressive tax system with brackets mean that the government can afford to pay students to go to university. It's just enough that you don't need to work in order to afford rent in most student accommodation. That way you can choose to work on the side if you desire the extra money and work experience, but if you can't manage that, you can still get by. You can even get a state-sponsored interest-free loan if you need extra money upfront to pay a deposit or something. I've even heard of people getting into investing with that money.
And yes, I know it's a common reply that "it's not free if it's paid by taxes", but to a student coming directly from school it is essentially free, and as a post-graduate, I'd honestly be much happier to pay my stable high income tax knowing that it helps out students of all backgrounds rather than paying back my student debt with an interest rate that was decided almost entirely by market forces a decade ago and only helps the banks that profit off of the insecure financial situation of students.
@@bobsacamano4096 Thank you! I really needed that.
@@hippyjoe there are grants and military programs too. That's what I use. Grants are basically loans you don't pay back, so "free money" for you,, so to speak. I haven't had to pay for my college because of those, and military programs can help with housing costs during education too. This is all apart from any other veteran benefits someone may get for their service, so it is like a supplemental educational and living package. You have to go through a lot of life stuff and paperwork to get in any program like those. Grants you just apply for.
What an open and intelligent woman. We all in the developed nations could learn a lot from her approach to new knowledge.
The eagerness to learn especially. A lot of us lose that quality when we grow up, even if we had it in childhood. It's refreshing to see a woman Parvati's age with that excitement about new knowledge.
I appreciate how the producer of the channel talks to all the people reacting and doesn’t ever make them feel silly for not knowing something. He just explains very patiently and kindly and I love how fascinated the people learning are. Moments like this make me thankful for the opportunities I have had and they make me really appreciative of my education and for learning in general.
My own mother just went to school till 5th grade. She was from tribal remote region. My dad on the other hand ran away from home when he was little to get education. He filled my mom with a lot of confidence to go to banks alone, do shopping alone. Even taught her English alphabets and some words. Whatever you see there in these videos is a reflection of what my dad is.
Oh wow,,,,I’m so happy that you care enough…the joy your heart feel when you show something something they never know before…how wonderful it would be if you can go to their village and show some of the stuff…the way a person that likes to learn brain open up like a flower when they learn something they didn’t know before…
I feel like learning this stuff later in life would be more exciting somehow because I could fathom it differently. Growing up we're just like, the sun is there, the moon is here, the sky is blue, etc etc. We didn't actually have a chance to explain it to ourselves before someone told us. It would have been kind of cool to see everything come together after I thought I had it all figured out. I like to question my reality though so, maybe thats just me.
Maybe some flat earthers should be shown some of these videos!...lol
I think you're right about that. excellent point.
I had never thought of it this way but you are so right.. I imagine that it would be the right way of learning about the world as well. Like you should learn when you are genuinely interested and curious about the world and in these instances there should be this authority that can lead you and instruct you on understanding things. I mean it seems much more magical and interesting way of how to live a life. Also I believe it would leave much bigger implications on a person when finally something so grand would click in his mind.
I am absolutely feeling you on this as also 💙
That is true but you can also get that feeling from learning more about deeper and more challenging subjects. When you study black holes and time dilation, you'll get experience the same awe that she felt.
Her mind is gonna be blown when she sees the scale of it all. I love to learn new things and I love it when others learn and discover new things as well. I love this channel.
I love explaining how far a light year is, telling them how far Proxima Centauri is from us, and watching people's facial expressions, lol!
Ma'am the wonders of this world and our galaxy still continue to shock amaze and mystify me at 48 years old, everything I was taught in school is now changing and replaced with brand new ideas therories and concepts that were unknown before the present.. I'm on a learning journey myself presently.. Never stop learning new things, we dont need fancy expensive schools to gain undestanding, just someone who will show us the path to teach ourselves! I've learned more on my own than any school ever taught me.. ♡ Many blessings to your and your family ♡ sending all you love from Oklahoma USA! ♡
Tracy, I could relate to your words. I am an engineering graduate and a diploma holder in fine arts. And still I learn new things through these people. It's not the schools, it's our Ustads that open a whole new world to us. But, only if we are willing to learn.
@@TRYBALS there is something to learn from everyone.
I'm close to you in age (43) and when you mentioned information is still changing as scientists figure things out more, the first thing I thought of was how they taught our generation as children that Pluto was a planet. Now they say it isn't. So you're right, there's always room to learn more, as well as to reexamine what you've already learned.
Just imagine how much you have changed in these few minutes. Just by explaining this to her and she now being able to carry this knowledge and teach her kids and friends and family who might not now. This is incredibly valuable, you are doing an amazing job!
How amazing is to learn something you don't know how "works". For example, I understand this, I studied back in primary school so I find fascinating how she doesn't know, but at the same time I'm completely sure she does things on her daily routine that's completely common for her and her family and culture but if I see it I wouldn't understand until someone explain it to me.
*Sorry if I didn't explain myself right but it's hard in English, I speak Spanish as my first language.
You explained yourself perfectly! - An English-speaking American. ☆
👍Well said
You did just fine.
This is really cute and heart warming. Quite beautiful. Parvati seems like an open minded and trusting person, who wants to learn. Beautiful traits in a person. NEAT!
This is utterly fascinating. Everyone is so used to living in our own bubble that we rarely realize just how different we can be or how ‘privileged’ some of us are. It’s so interesting to learn new things about others and see them learn new things as well. We don’t know what we don’t know. Thank you for sharing this experience with us on UA-cam. 👍
Just what I was thinking. We take education for granted, and many kids and teens, hate school, yet so many out in the rest of the world LOVE school and are eager to learn and get an education.
@@houndofbelfast3727 I wanted to write the same. I hated school and just as an adult I realized how lucky and privileged I am. I live in one of the most democratic countries with free access to knowledge and I am very grateful for that.
I guarantee you that I can walk up to Americans on the street and they won't have any more knowledge of the sun or moon than this woman.
This is my favorite video to date. 💜 We sometimes reach an age where we close our minds to new ideas. She has not and it’s beautifully
This was quite moving. I've always believed that knowledge is it's own reward. Every fact, theory, or bit of trivia contributes to who you are and how you perceive the world.
Indeed and the best part is the world and universe are so vast that we can never truly stop learning.
This video brought me so much joy, I'd love to help donate in some way for the solar system model if it's possible. I've just finished a Bachelors degree in Earth Sciences so watching her face light up learning all of that was amazing and I would LOVE to see more like this!
Hi Brie, I just offered the same. May we could work together to put together some nice things for them?
How delightful to see her learning so eagerly, this made me really happy. Thank you for what you do to her, you are giving her valuable gifts of knowledge she can share with others. Also I respect you hugely for giving these wonderful people these gifts of experience and knowledge while being conciderate and respectful to them and their core values. It shows that you really care for them.
"How delightful to see her learning so eagerly, this made me really happy." It's a shame how rare that is, even at the highest levels of education.
Aww I just love her so much! I love to watch her learn about these things, she’s interested and excited and open to hearing what you’re telling her because she trusts you. 💝 you did a great job explaining things to her! Now her children will learn at a young age because of you. I wish She could travel and keep learning. We love you sister Parvati! 💝
Is wonderful that you are teaching her and that she is so open to learning. Thank you for doing this for her and for anyone who is willing to learn. Your education has been benefited not just you but others, and that is so wonderful.
Her smile when she hears or sees something new to her just brightens my day. Such a joy she and everyone on this channel is, in front of the camera and behind making this all come together. Bless you all. ❤
As a teacher, I LOVE this video. Education and learning is everything. It opens minds!
Parvati is beautiful and has a wonderful spirit. A great testament to her people.
What I love about this channel is the open curiosity and interest everyone shows. There is something very joyful about seeing people discover new and interesting things for the first time, it really highlights one of humanity's best traits.
This is what empowerment looks like. Thank you for your work!
Sending love from Balkans ♡
This was a great reminder of the privilege of education I’ve received and also to remind us to have compassion and patience with others who may not have been exposed to the same chances.
I love your enthusiasm Parvati xx Knowledge is power!
I would love to see more of this! I love the joy in learning new things
What a world this would be if everyone, everywhere had the opportunity to have a quality education. Think of what could be accomplished! Parvati is a beautiful, smart woman and it is a gift to see her smile and her interpretations and understanding.
I would love to see mote educational segments I'm so glad Parvati got the opportunity to learn this. She soaks up knowledge like a sponge
She is so inquisitive and smart!
This is my favorite of your videos until now. So amazing to see her reaction!
I love seeing people discover things for the first time, this lovely lady has a remarkable sense of wonder, and I can tell that you care very much about her and the other people that we get to meet.❤
Astronomy has been one of my hobbies since I was just a little boy. The look on her face at 3:59 is the pure look of discovery and wonder. It's wonderful seeing her learning this stuff, and helps me realise how much I've taken my education for granted. Have a great day Parvati!
That was so sweet! You’re so kind to take so much time to explain things like this when it becomes apparent that something isn’t understood. She definitely got it and walked away with so much more knowledge! You’re a great teacher and I’m sure she would love to learn even more now! Thank you for taking the time to address this when it came up! I don’t know if this would be practical, but here in the US, it’s common to make models of the solar system in school with different sized styrofoam balls. I think it helps when you actually put it together and see how big the differences are, how far away they are, how they move around each other. But that kind of thing might not be easily available where you are. The demonstration you just gave helped her learn so much already! You’re so kind to take the time to explain it 😊
Teaching and learning can be wonderfully satisfying. I like how she's not put off by learning something new.
Parvati is such a sweet soul. I can't wait to see her all female metal band some day.
This was my favorite video from you!! Heartbreaking and Heartwarming at the same time
Being able to accept new ideas and information like she does is amazing. With a mindset like hers and the resources to help, I have no doubt Parvati could easily learn anything she wants. It is so rare to find someone happily listen to things that go against what they were told or what they believe and not become confrontational. I hope her and her families lives are as happy and prosperous as possible.
I have a question, if someone wanted to send you guys a model of our solar system, how could we go about that? I think it could be fun for Parvati to see a physical representation of our solar system and how many planets there are, as well as any of the guys who are interested. I don't know if it might be too overwhelming for Parvati at the current time, but the first couple of episodes of Cosmos does a very good job at explaining how the universe was created.
Thank you Katherine, anyone interested in sending things can do by sending me an email first for the address. I had seen a solar model somewhere in Karachi so I'll get it on my next visit soon. Also, it won't hurt to get something more practical which I also haven't tried yet. Something they call a telescope 😀
@@TRYBALS I can't imagine what the folks would make of a telescope!
@@TRYBALS no, dont go for a telescope.. i have one and its not that exciting as you may think.. all objects are just grey.. As long as you dont want to start with astrophotography it will remain greyish because all pictures you might know from nebulas and stuff are edited with special software.. it takes hours to photograph them and hours to edit.
get them some good binocolars (20x80 porro would be a decent one) and a good tripod. With good binoculars you can watch a close up of the moon, you can see the andromeda galaxy and even see the blurry rings of saturn. And you will see thousands of thousands stars, and if you are patient enough you can see elon musk Spacex see flying by
If you like what you see with binos and want to go deeper, then go for a telescope, but please, start with binos first, so you wont be dissapointed when you just see greyish nebulas and stuff.
@@ClaudiaG.1979 Is a women not appealing without makeup? A lot of the objects in our solar system are varying shades of grey. That helps put the importance of protecting what we have here. An 8 inch telescope would blow her mind. The lack of light pollution within most of Pakistan might give them a better experience than you or I may ever be able to have. Peace/JT
@@ClaudiaG.1979 As a note, one of the reasons everything appears grey is light pollution. There is so much ambient light anywhere there is people that the only bit that still makes it through appears as greyish and dull. If you go out to a dark zone and try, you can see the colors with the naked eye.
Knowledge is power and it can never be taken away.
It's cool when they get the chance to expand their understanding of the world around them and especially for the kids, the more wonderments they see and experience the more inquisitive, better educated and more well-rounded they'll become.
I homeschool my kids, and there is nothing more rewarding than seeing their faces light up when learning new things.
Seeing her face light up learning about the solar system and knowing she'll have a hunger and thirst for more knowledge is a wonderful sight to see!! Thank you for posting this video!!
Miss Parvati is so charming and I love seeing her curiosity for things! I hope she continues to have the confidence to ask questions and learn about things that interest her!
Her face light up whilst learning was just so pure 🥰
I adore Parvati, she can seem a little withdrawn at times but when she opens up, express her thoughts, shows the brightness in her eyes and her wonderful smile, she clearly has so much thirst for life and love and knowledge she comes off as one of the most beautiful people inside and out. ❤️
And that’s how education lights up the soul!!! Bless her heart 🥰
I love this !!!!
I was so happy to see this pop up on my feed. This is such a beautiful and moving video. I have been watching your Trybal videos for a while and this one is so moving. Parvati is an intelligent and curious person and I am so pleased that she has the opportunity to have these kinds of conversations with you.
Great video. I feel like an inflatable beach-ball globe would be a great toy for the kids to play with. 😀
What a beautiful smile. I’m coming from the other end. I learned about the planets young but am only now learning about plants and so many things I haven’t had time for on earth. I would be just as fascinated at the things she knows. I hope I pick it up as quickly as Parvati picked up the movement of the heavenly bodies! ♥️
Wonderful... Full of wonder! That was great, watching in real time as she learns... as she becomes enlightened... is there anything better in the world than that?
I especially love that this came out at the same time as we got the first images of the super massive black hole in the centre of our galaxy! I hope you continue to blow her mind with knowledge, she clearly loves to learn.
I love education, always have. It's great to see people discover new things, too see understanding in their eyes. It's hard for us to imagine getting only a 5th grade education.
Parvati! ❤ Beautiful woman.
I love her and understand her rage! Stay strong Pavarti. You are a light in our lives. Much love from your trybal Sister in New Mexico USA! I hope you can visit someday.
I really enjoyed the conversational aspect of this video. I like the more formal reactions and interviews, but this felt more intimate. There was a nice give and take and I felt like we all walked away learning a lot.
It’s always so enchanting that moment when you learn something new and the light bulb clicks. Her reaction to new knowledge is so precious… when she says, “for real!” When you tell her about the earth spinning is just so beautiful. I am so honored to be able to watch this channel… you have truly changed their lives, this is true learning, you can feel the spark in her, the way she smiles, what a beautiful thing!! This is the beauty of learning 💖👏👏😄🤩 this video gave me a moment to think about all the things we take for granted, our education, the fascinating universe we live in, this rotating giant ball we call home, these mystical galaxies. your channel is a channel worth watching all the time ❤️
I hope she gets more opportunities to learn, you can tell she really enjoys it.
we often take education for granted, but truly it's one of the biggest treasures we have and we should share it with everyone.
This is wonderful, to see the knowledge suddenly fill her with wonder. Love this!
Looking forward to her reacting to the solar system.
I cant wait to watch more like this! Loved all the music and food too but this could be a transition into a whole new level of learning
Parvati sometimes spaces out like she just doesn’t care, but whenever she engages with the material she has a wonderful energy. The moments she can spare a smile are worth living for, so I am happy this project has given her smiles.
This is a wonderful video and her willingness to see what's there is something to which we should all aspire. There are so many images taken by Hubble over the years, such as the Horsehead and Flame Nebulas in Orion, the Pillars of Creation, Andromeda. So much for her to see and enjoy and learn about!
I love it ! "
- how will you convince your husband ?
- I will take him with me !"
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It's so magical watching someone learn something so special like that. This video was a delight.
Love that she is learning something new. ❤❤❤❤❤
THIS!!! This is everything!! I wish I could teach Parvati all about the solar system! And all about my country, The United States of America! I wish she could teach me all about hers!! I love these little glimpses, but would so love to learn more about your participants also. This video is just everything!! Please relay to Parvati my thanks for her being willing to participate. This is how we will build peace on earth.
I just completed my associates degree in applied science. To see her learning and being excited about something that I learned a long time ago is so refreshing. I would love to see everyone learn more about the solar system and the sciences!
your impromptu demonstration was so good!
Parvati is wonderful as always. She’s so curious and determined to understand no matter how difficult the concept. And this is a tricky concept even if most of us mastered it as children. The truth about the solar system is a lot weirder than some of the fictions. If there were any justice, she would have a PH.D and a lab.
if the world was just everyone would have access to free higher education, there would be no hunger and no wars.
but corporations, for profit/power imperialism and warmongering have made that not happen.
I've seen Parvati in previous videos and I've always been drawn to her. She has a sort of enthusiastic curiosity that I love. It's nice to see her here.
Omg she looks so happy.
She's so eager to learn. 🥰
Please please please use this as a way to educate these wonderful people! Her open-mindedness to a new concept and her lack of insecurity in admitting her lack of understanding was absolutely precious! I felt this one in my heart!
I really like your channel! Thank you for your time ☺️♥️
What a sweet and innocent person. May she learn everything that she wants to know. Best wishes to all!
The difference between Parvati's demeaner when this channel started, and the openness and receptiveness she displays today, is a blessing to my heart.
She has a valued friend in the channel creator, even if she does not realize it.
This channel is what I love about humanity.
You are a wonderful teacher. Seeing Parvati's expression when she understood made my day. Thank you so much for sharing this! ❤
She is beautiful. And no, I'm not being cheesy. She has an open, warm soul. This was a nice experience. For her and us 😎
Parvati adds so much to the channel. Thank you for making the effort to keep her a part of it. And excellent impromptu lesson 👍.
Thankyou to the lady taking part in this and showing us this video. Living 'tribal' ways, or any societal way for that matter, should never be an excuse to deny learning to anyone, about the world around you regardless of status or gender. Education just brings more understanding of people not like yourself and perhaps more friendship and hopefully eliminates irrational fear that causes so much unwarranted pain and suffering. This lady's receptive reaction to learning is an educator's dream, and as an adult it is awesome to see any bias she may have been taught growing up, (if she has been taught such), has not deterred her to learning facts about her environment.
This reminds me of when I had a similar discussion with my older brother a few years back(he's almost 60 years old now). He thought that alot of the stuff that has to do with space was a lie, for example the planets, mainly due to the distances between stellar bodies. Up until the discussion we had that night (we were sitting outside talking, can't remember what brought the topic up) I never knew that's what he thought. No matter what I said though he refused to believe anything I told him which hit me kinda hard honestly as anything to do with space has been a passion of mine since childhood. Until I showed him that you could see Saturn's rings with nothing more than a basic telescope from Walmart that is which finally peaked his interest and he became more open to it all.
I still say the moon landing is a hoax, the flag would not flap, and if they went there in the 60's why has no one been since, they were just were just flicking the finger to the Russians reckoning that they got there first. Sorry couldn't resist putting my two pennath in.Thats a calocklaism.
Parvarti is more intelligent than she thinks she is!
Its wonderful to see her face light up as she learns
Parvarti is more intelligent than other people think she is and this unfortunately is why so many Women across the globe are not encouraged to learn anything outside the home. Fact. Sadly.
I think Parvati is a wonderful soul, and quite beautiful as well!
The joy of learning is universal and bonding, uniting us in shared truth. The moments of inspiration and understanding, priceless and precious.
This is a great idea to teach them how the solar system works. There are real videos taken from space of the sun, moons and planets that can also be watched. Maybe if they see real video, they can begin to see the truth as well. Even those who believe something else should be interested in hearing what others believe. Keep up the good work
Yay Parvati!
I love Parvati and this video!! You can tell she is just soaking up everything you are teaching her.
While I do really enjoy the taste tests and seeing them watch world videos. But this is So special!! Please, more like this!
Such a Great Lady. Never too late to learn new things!
You do walk a tight line. You have mentioned before that they have a type of innocents about them. This really shows that. It is amazing how our Earth and moon rotate around the sun. Thank you for reminding ME how marvelous our planet really is.
Sisterly Hugs from Joy in the USA, on the other side of the world. ♥️
i like to see more educational videos like these please! This is fascinating to me. 😊
This is my favorite episode. I am so happy you taught her about Earth, the sun and moon! Knowledge can never be taken away from someone.
Thank you for sharing. Learning can happen at any age!