[Arirang Prime] The mysterious country of Bhutan, where earth meets sky (하늘과 맞닿은 신비의 나라, 부탄)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The mysterious country of Bhutan, where earth meets sky
Bhutan is a mysterious country surrounded by the Himalayas.
The majority of its territory is covered with mountains reaching 2,000 meters in height. There are more monks than police troops in this Buddhist kingdom, which is the world's only country without traffic lights. Nor does it have fast food restaurants or foreign commercial advertisements. Everything believed to disrupt people's happiness is outlawed in Bhutan. And anyone can receive health care and education for free. More than 60 percent of the national territory is allocated to forests. Despite its poverty, Bhutan is a spiritually rich country that chooses slowness over growth.
Poor but happy
In 1972, the Bhutanese king said he would focus not on promoting the country's gross domestic product, but its gross national happiness. While other countries pursue economic growth, Bhutan pursues happiness. Yangzom, who we met at the Wangchuk National Referral Hospital, brought her child to undergo health examinations. This woman can't afford healthcare costs because she makes a living selling goods at a market, but she doesn't look worried. Anyone in Bhutan can receive medical treatment free of charge. She says she is happy to live in this country.
Bhutan provides free healthcare and education to its residents. Tshering Dorji attends the National Institute for Zorig Chusum, where he receives top-quality education because of his outstanding talent. Thanks to government subsidies, this young man from a small village can receive high-quality education free of charge. The government has also agreed to sponsor his studies abroad upon graduating. The Bhutanese government supports its talented people and presents all its residents with equal opportunities. One of the world's poorest countries, Bhutan has achieved what many industrialized countries have yet to.
Happiness increased by sharing
Passang Dem's family, from a small village of Mendi, prepares for an important occasion. Bhutanese households hold the religious ritual Puja three or four times a year when an important event takes place. One day before the ritual, Buddhist monks visit a family to make butter flowers to be offered to god. The ritual is accompanied by music while the monks pray for the family's happiness. After the ritual, all the neighbors have a meal together. Passang Dem's family is happy to receive many guests. Sharing is part of their everyday routine.
Finding spiritual happiness
The Memorial Choeten Temple was built by the mother of Bhutan's third king. Wangchuk Dema spends his entire days spinning a hand-prayer wheel, which is believed to have an effect similar to reading scriptures. When spinning the heavy wheel, Wangchuk Dema thinks of everything good he has done during his life and prays that his life after death would be more beautiful. The Bhutanese say they are happy to follow god's will.
Entrusting one's life to god
The Taktshang Goemba Temple is located 3,300 meters above sea level on a steep cliff. This sacred place is hard to reach, but it is a must-visit location for the Bhutanese. Lopen Dorji struggles to climb the steep cliff carrying a heavy bag. He is exhausted but joyful. His light steps show his secret to happiness.
If Bhutan takes a step in the modern world they will regret it. Modernity and happiness does not go hand in hand. The modern world comes with war, envy, racism, greed, intolerance. Please Bhutan stay whole, stay peaceful so I may one day visit the happiest place on earth, and lie in the meadows and look at the skies one day before I die. Happy...
Maxine Maxwell
max max Well , they have now TV, and internet. And gaming. Everybody has a mobile phone. So one way or another they are catching up with modern times, no escape there. Still, it will take sometime before such a beautiful and spiritual country is spoiled by the trappings of wealth and materialism, if ever.
Greed; my next neighbour is an end of terraced house. He grabbed about 3 foot wide 10 meters long towards the end of my garden. He did not have building permit and planning permit. He said he was a part time teacher but it looks like he doesn't know the Building Regulations!I am waiting what is the local govt going to do about my complaint.
@@vsgP7117 report them to the govt
Wars, racism, envy and greed are so new in human society, they have nothing to do with human nature!
m vl yes but the government and the king want it to go slow
Brought me thousand reasons to smile. This is my country!
Your country is beautiful :)
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Beautiful
Keep smiling
Your country is beautiful.
You have a beautiful country.
In this chaotic world, how I wish I was born here...Simple and peaceful...
Soon All the Earth will be a paradise again..Isaiah chapter 11 says """ The wolf will reside for a while with the lamb,+
And with the young goat the leopard will lie down,
And the calf and the lion* and the fattened animal will all be together;*+
And a little boy will lead them.
7 The cow and the bear will feed together,
And their young will lie down together.
The lion will eat straw like the bull.+
8 The nursing child will play over the lair of a cobra,
And a weaned child will put his hand over the den of a poisonous snake.
9 They will not cause any harm+
Or any ruin in all my holy mountain,+
Because the earth will certainly be filled with the knowledge of Jehovah
As the waters cover the sea.+
Ha Ha lol but people take it for granted lol the youths are really spoiled.
"Happiness without destroying Earth" ❤❤❤
for god sake. people are so empty on their brains...
@@eliseuhackbarth7003 you're so full of hate and envy. Get out from your toxic city lifestyle and smell fresh air with corona.
@@eliseuhackbarth7003 i see. You have been replying badly to every good comment. Sucks to be you
One of the best quite I ever heard. Love and respect to these people 🥰
Eliseu Hackbarth this is sad that you think of yourself as kind and caring even though your being a real idiot
Never in my life watching a documentary and smiling the whole time, Bhutan effect!
Bhutan is a small country in the Himalayas, they have been called Shangri-la even the last Shangri-la.It's a small underdeveloped country doing their best to survive.Of the 200 odd countries in the world today it looks like Bhutan is the only one that's carbon neutral because 72 % of Bhutan under forest cover and all that forest is pristine.Their fourth King famously pronounced that "Gross National Happiness is more important than Gross National Product ".Moreover, Bhutan is the only country in the world where the original Buddhism has been still protected.This is an opportunity for me and you to express faith to Buddha.I love Bhutan! I am Vietnamese.
hằng helen you got it right sir. You are a wonderful and knowledgeable person.
hành tẩu giang hồ h
What's a Shangri-La?
thank you and I love veitnam too
I am a Filipino citizen but I love this country was called "Bhutan." They have a simple life and you can see the true happiness on their faces. Even though their country has not a strongest financial institution but they live simple and humble. However, they're doing their best to live peacefully and without racism. Someday I want to go in your country. Greetings from the Philippines 🇵🇭😊💋
How can there be racism. When there is only one race allowed to live in this country?
@@vanceriddle4191 that's not true. There are native Bhutanese called Mangdep and Droyaaps. Rest are from Tibet, North east India, and Nepal. Which means there are yellow, brown and darker brown.
But this is true that there is no word called "race" or "racism".
@Bhutan did Ethnic cleansing of Hindus please don't spread fake news. Not to my country please. Truth is there isn't a word called "race" in our language. We don't have sir names. If you want any facts about Bhutan I will tell you but please stop fake news
@Bhutan did Ethnic cleansing of Hindus Hello, my fren. I know you support terrorist organization back in late 80's. And you may not consider it either because you know thier side of story or you are their relatives. Either way to support terrorist becomes terrorist himself. Don't live your precious life like this.
Get well soon, my fren
More than one third of the population are Nepali ethnicity here living harmoniously. Don't misinform like this. And I'm sure you belong to those terrorist organization. Do you want me to justify why Osama Bin laden attacked USA?
Well good luck living in opposite world. Let it go man. Do you wanna live your life with hate when the whole nation here is promoting happiness? Wake up man. Do something may be meditation could help you.
I have been to Bhutan while i was in my school. It is such a wonderful country, the King still rides bicycle and roams in the street like normal people. They may be poor economically,but their high spirits shows the purity of how God created Human Beings. Loads of love from India ❤
LIAR =Arpita Mitra= is lying shamelessly (quote): "...the King still rides bicycle and roams in the street like normal people..." = 1.First "bikes" are unknown in Bhutan, being SO mountaneous (some motorbikes only!); 2.KING being sort of deified, GODlike, is NEVER to be seen - not "in the street", not in celebrations, not in trhe DZONGH ===forget you!
WRONG MONARCH, dear Arpita Mitra. In Denmark you may see the "...King still rides bicycle and roams in the street like normal people..." (Danish QUEEN actually) BUT IN BHUTAN THE KING IS GOD, you do not see him "in the street" (there aren't any "streets"), nor from a distance or celebrations.
FORGET ABOUT BIKES IN THE HIMALAYAS too.
A few MOTORcycles =yes, in those narrow "roads"
(Unforgettable graffity sprayed on a rock surface at a hairpin road turn: BASH ON REGARDLESS!)
@@Anonimcentury who are you guys who tends to think that you know everything and you are right about everything. Mountain biking is very popular in Bhutan especially in the capital. And yes Kings rides the bike and often comes around the town either riding and walking.
@@Anonimcentury our king is not a god. He is a visionary leader doing what is needed in the times we exist. He is the most hardworking and dedicated person I know so do a little research before you pour out your beliefs like that.
TQ SO MUCH
I always feels from my inside I am proud to be citizen of Bhutan n proud to born in Bhutan n thanks to Arirang n frens for nice comments n please travel to Bhutan n experience yourself .
You can be it s one nearest country from paradise
I met an Bhutanese guy in Japan. Was a pleasant surprise, I already heard about those people, as the most happy people in the world. They are hard workers and very optimistic or I can say very happy, always smiling and positive. Was a great experience know in person an Bhutanese!
I’m moving to Bhutan, who is coming ?
What a beautiful country . The government really cares for the people , America would never .
A lot of people in America don't u think
You should think otherwise: they don't allow many visitors and settlement there is restricted/prohibited. Wise if them.
Bhutan is actually more progressed than shown here, but other aspects remain same. Free education, free health care are our Constitutional rights. And free for visitors too😊
We love when foreigners see the good aspects of our country and appreciate it. Our Kings work hard for that😊
I feel good reading nice stuffs said about my country.
Your country is wonderful.
You have everything you need and more GOD BLESS 😇🙏🏻❤️
Change will come if Chinese arrive and it will not be good...!
@Jang-geum Seo just go back to your kitchen.
Yeah when in reality your country is a shithole.
The semi-nomadic family towards the end of this video made me quite emotional.. they seem to be very genuine people. Bless their pure hearts!
The first documentary I ever watched were not a single person complaints. This life of these people is just priceless. Happiness everywhere and smiles. I love this😊😊😊
Paradise on Earth
Prime minister is very humble and knowledgeable , he is a great man and a good prime minister of Bhutan. Love from United Kingdom 🇬🇧.
Im so much amazed for their culture and tradition...they are all pure and have had good heart..Blessed these country nd their people for their purest heart...
I'm watching late this 6 yrs a ago, but I'm happy seeing people love nature more than money and fame. God bless
Thanks guys it's my village
Wow, I wanna visit 😃
Stunning 👍🇬🇧🏳️🌈
Lovely
How lucky you are.
We do
We are in the Corona Virus (CoVid19) outbreak this day. People are arguing and pointing to each other. Fighting over government. It's all the opposite of this video. I can't help but to cry. They are so pure, very content, very much believe that if you love each other, there's nothing you can ask for. I feel ashame of my bad deeds in the past years of my life. Spending money on useless things, mocking people, making them feel down, and questioning God. This documentary will open your eyes what real happiness feels and means. I'm grateful that I watched this and this gives joy to my heart. In the second life, I will be more than happy if I'll be one of these people. Living simply and always happy.
I wish every country is like Bhutan, no stress, not much crime, peaceful.
how can people be so damn liers?
Yes lovely happy people..no stress
Not all are happy though and people take our kings and governments kindness for grantedT_T
@@eliseuhackbarth7003 perhaps learn to spell first
Eliseu Hackbarth I don’t think they are liars. I think they live in a dictatorship, with a smiling face, and they know it.
Like in Tibet: If a stranger has the right to film and interview, you’d better show your smile and your pride...
This whole documentary is just propaganda!
I am just halfway and already bored by the fact that most of the people interviewed start by saying « I am lucky to live here », and then: ho, how great the government is, they help for this, they help for that, bla-bla-bla.
And the Prime Minister who says that when you sleep you do not see your belongings... so you don’t need too much!
Wow. I wish I could see his house... and he is in better shape with better teeth than most people in this documentary.
And... What ??? There are no lights in the streets to make sure drivers would not get angry waiting ?
Well, if just waiting for the light to change is an issue in Bhutan... this country actually has *real* deeper problems!
80% of the population is peasants.
20 % of elites, ready to make some efforts so they can keep all their privileges... That reminds of something, but not sure what.
This is where HAPPINESS is more precious than gold. Very inspiring. They value nature more than their life. They value every resources they have. They are contented of what God give them. I hope all people do the same.
Have travelled in this country for a few weeks , never felt unwelcomed . Everyone from the police , army to common people are polite and helpful . This country has a undique charm to it in every corner of it.
"Happiness without destroying earth..." a beautiful slogan for climate change! Beautiful country, beautiful people!
I am very fascinated with this country Bhutan it’s one of my bucket list to visit after this corona virus.Godbless Bhutan.
Whats app me to Bhutan +97577870344 :) Stay safe!
U R WELCOME
During our covid quarantine I started watching documentaries about the great Bhutan and realized how simple life really is. Grateful to be alive, it wasn't an easy battle.
U R WELCOME TO VISIT BHUTAN.......
I want this life peaceful and close to nature✌️✌️✌️✌️todays world is so polluted and unhappy ..I wish I was born in Bhutan 😢😢😢 love Bhutan from India ✌🏻
I m Bhutanese....thank u so much for Ur words towards my country...even though Ur not born here..wat really matters is Ur inner happiness n the kinda humanity U HV within...I believe Ur positive vibe brings peace not the external source .❤️🇧🇹
@@meenu...1509 appreciate your words but the environment is very important as well. I think it would be difficult to focus on inner wellbeing when the street is dirty, when the air is polluted and when the traffic noise is 24/7. Anyways what I'm trying to say is INDIANS, CLEAN YOUR STREETS AND REDUCE YOUR POPULATION!!!
I wish I was born a Bhutanese. Such an amazing country and an equally amazing people.
Wonderful and so moving to see people with such natural happiness in their hearts, for simple things...They are shining magnificently; there is so much light in their laughing eyes...May they stay forever far from the industrial world, may they keep forever their beautiful, spontaneous, irresistible smiles, may their gods protect and bless them and their country! Love and gratitude for being, to them all.
Auener Katherine and
Thank u so much...🙏 For The wishes ...m Bhutanese n I appreciate alot
I've been dreaming, planning to go Bhutan for so many years and I still couldn't make enough money to go. Fingers crossed it'll happen this year or next year!! People look absolutely beautiful and they're glowing!
+Caramelised Kimchi its cheaper if you travel in a group of 3 person and more. write to me yangchentravels@gmail.com lets talk it out. here to help
its cheaper if you visit Bhutan via India...
Hannah Jang hope you have reached to Bhutan
Sorry to see the video creates such craving and unhappiness for you.
Hannah Jang great
I fall in love with this country, Bhutan i swear i must visit you someday before i die, greetings n love from indonesia
Make sure you visit and mess up their world for your own happiness. From Australia.
@@bali1218 tf
@@shadesofblue4777 Sorry, this sarcasm doesn't work very well. Please swap the words "Make sure you" to "Don't"......
rick wieland This is why the world is chaotic for people like you, assuming people’s intention is wrong. Maybe you need to visit Bhutan to learn from them how to be happy.
@@miabass34 fair call, I will put it in my plans. I would love to visit. Thankyou for your advice.👍
Beautiful! I recommend everyone should watch this video and learn from it. Pray it will stay unspoiled. I so admired the government for taking real care for their people. Wisdom. Indeed, the important word. It’s amazing how they weigh every decision to see the wisdom in it. I salute the Bhutan Government for being truthful to their people!! Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful !!!
Bhutan has a dark past of Ethnic cleansing in the 90s. Not to burst your bubble, but not all is what it seems although we wish it
@@shinutokoro
It seems important that you have brought about this fact. Since of course there is no mention of it in the video.
@@shinutokoro of u don't know what is the truth behind than I would be thankful if u dont speak. It is indeed our dark past but it was very needed for the wellbeing of the citizen
Thousands of minority Hindus were forced out of Bhutan resulting in large refugee camps in neighboring countries. A terrible stain on Bhutanese Buddhism showing little tolerance or kindness which should be the essence of Buddha's teachings.
Can't wait to visit again, once the pandemic is over. I loved Paro. Regards and blessings to all the Bhutanese people.
U R WELCOME N GOOD LUCK
Even just by watching this documentary of Bhutan, makes me really happy. What an amazing beautiful people and country.. So touched 🙏🏻💕😍👍🏻
Bhutan’s people are so lucky! Have a simple living / life still make them happy! Now I have a reason to visit Bhutan in the future. What an interesting Country ❤️ from Canada🇨🇦❤️
Thank u so much ...I appreciate Ur kindness towards my country...❤️🇧🇹
you are most welcome
This was a beautifully written and produced documentary ..so lovely and has made me see what life should be like, we here in western world have lost our way
@MisGuided Me what?
What is lost can always be found🤗🤗🤗
"In every decision we make and steps we do will it bring us happiness.."
Very deep and powerful self reflection
👏👍👍👏
It's the harmony life with culture & nature keep they are happy.
I wanna visit there someday!
From: 🇵🇭 God bless~
I wish on my next life I born in this simple and peaceful country....
THANK YOU AND YOU ARE WELCOME TO OUR BHUTAN
"Yes it will make us richier, but will it make us happier?"
Wow! ❤
I’m glad to hear that at least somewhere in this world is happy and feels greatful of what they have in their lives.
Gross national happiness. What a wonderful concept.
Wow i never seen such a wonderful country. They maintain their culture so much but still manage to adapt changes from outside of their country. They can even speak good english and be competitive to the world 😊
Beautiful people in all ways, considerate, generous and caring. Their consolation is the warmth and solidarity of others and the delight of close family bonds. The Semi Nomadic family were wonderful to see, particularly the oldest son who emanated kindness and the joy of life. The village celebration cemented the web of close and significant relationship through sharing in a feast and expressing togetherness in dance.
I pray for and thank the Bhutanese who shared their work, and daily lives with us.This documentary was humbling ,very moving and memorable.
♦️♦️♦️
As a european, an irishman, I admire the bhutanese people immensely.
They truly have mastered the art of symbiotic relationships with earth and our inner selves.
Wonderful people with so much kindness to give.
Living in nature makes the spirit sing and dance.
Bhutan. This country has become one of my top destinations in the future. I've always wanted to meet the enthusiastic and cheerful people of this amazing and beautiful country. Their smiles will serve as a warm welcome for anyone traveling to Bhutan.
Love from the United States. ❤🇧🇹🇺🇸
Hello from Bhutan m a tour operator here. Follow my Instagram travel company page; ystours_travels for more pics and updates
Good luck the government gouges you insanely to go there. You must pay an enormous amount of money each day for the privilege.
@@xopi2521 what do you mean a bit lost. Are you saying its expensive to visit Bhutan my dear
Thanks for the memories. I spent nearly two weeks travelling from east to west Bhutan 2 years ago. I still think fondly of the country, culture and its happy kind and caring inhabitants.
What a wonderful country pack with a smile.. And confident..no need ti be rich to be happy.. GOD BLESS FROM 🇵🇭....
May their Happiness live forever...
Smart and kind King to focus on the happiness of his people. My country and royal house can learn from Bhutan. Nothing but greed, the VOC is proof of that.
The man that carves using his feet left me speechless!! Amazing and Beautiful work!
He is now one of the most famous artist in Bhutan and he is living a comfortable life. He is well looked after and well paid, might even be earning more than a lot of us haha and we are very happy for him 😊
Greetings from India. Very rare to see, such genuine joyful smiles and laughter. His HIGHNESS, Jigme Singye Wangchuk has an aura, of a highly enlightened spiritual soul. May the teachings of LORD Buddha spread across the globe. Regards...
Got that right buddy! The great fourth was known to be the youngest monarch of the world taking upon the duties and his throne at just the age of 14.
I truly wish to visit Bhutan ever since a long time ago. Back in the mid-90s, I used to work in a computer school and had Bhutanese students enrolled by me personally. There were the best, always polite, and always humble. Karma Sherpa and Pema Yangzom (and several others that I can't recall their names now), I hope you are well in Thimpu. Blessings to the magnificent Kingdom of Bhutan.
I know both of them, Karma and Pema. They work in the Department of Revenue & Customs.
@@beerai74 thank you for replying. Please send them my best regards from Singapore 🙏🏼
Woww, impressive. I love Bhutan suddenly
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So heartouching video about Bhutan and Bhutanese happiness
Love and inspire by a viewer
IM THANKFUL THAT I WATCH THIS 💕
Here in Philippines ✌️😊💕
Look at them smiling with no reason. Many people in the past worked in farms, and smiled like them.
Watching this video...brought smile on my face.
Want to meet these beautiful, charming people from Bhutan. I will definately visit Bhutan.
Lots of Love from India.
This reminds me so much of when I used to live in Nepal, the good old days when times were simpler
I saw a documentary on Bhutan almost 20 years ago and thought then that this was the place to be. The documentary focused on the wonderful geography going from mountain tops, through forest down to the jungle and the respect and love the people have for the wildlife there. There were no interviews in that documentary and so I was surprised to see here how many people speak English. I don't know if this is taught in schools, I assume it is. Great documentary - thanks for uploading.
Yes mam, we learn our national language and english as main subjects from the very beginning of schooling.
@@zeeyang6754 Thanks for that info. I will never get to your country, but sure wish I had during my traveling days.
It’s really grateful to watch elderly people talking in English. Appreciated ..!
Drew Appreciating those people wouldn’t effect you. And someone shouldn’t poke his nose anywhere he likes or else he would get vexed by the end of the day.
Wow! That was truly amazing! Beautiful People! I wish our world could learn from them. I was smiling throughout the whole video, these beautiful people are happiness contagious! Watch Out!!! May God continue to Bless these wonderful people...
This is the best documentary that I have ever seen. I warms your heart, and make you feel very happy, I could definitely live there
THANK YOU FOR GOOD WORDS
Watching these beautiful people in action upleveled me to a new dimension. Thank you Bhutan, your lives are gifts to the planet.
They live with no worries in the world, such a life that we could only dream of 💕💕💕
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Impossible not to fall in love with the Bhutanese people. They must be the only country in the world where their government and monarch truly cares for the people. I have written down Pem Tshering, the sculptor's name to remember him in my prayers. What a delightful man and splendid artists! Much respect and love from Namibia and South Africa. x
Its one the most beautiful country in Himalayas. I have been there twice and still willing to visit again soon when corona virus disappeared. Need to pay 250$ per day, but it includes hotel, 3 times meal per day, a car along with driver. wherever you are willing to visit within Bhutan it’s territory is ur choice for the 250$ per day that u paid. I would recommend you it’s would be good if you go with some friends. Then Bhutanese people are so friendly and helpful if you need to ask anything. ❤️
THANK YOU FOR YOUR BEAUTIFUL WORDS TOWARDS OUR SMALL COUNTRY
the peacefulness of their faces made my headache go away.
And homemade butter!! I feel healthy already.
I've been to so many countries in the world. Really beautiful places. But when I went to Bhutan I was filled with peace. I can't tell you what it was ...this country is charming. People are super nice and so hardworking & patient.
Army
@@Bibikkyuu 💜💜💜
Hi fam, a Bhutanese ARMY here🙂
@@sohnamD omg wow hello Army I loved Bhutan 💜💜
@Hershey T Thank you so much for your love for my country🙂
If you ever visit again, I hope I can meet you.. Borahae💜
You can't go wrong with "preservation of culture." And how admirable AND COURAGEOUS of these people that they SUCCESSFULLY RESISTED THE BRITISH COLONIALISM BULL SHIT!! How I wish we, Africans, were as successful. I find the Bhutan's humanity, selflessness & positive attitude extremely beautiful & refreshing. Also, for someone like me, who has always have inner conflict with "modern" organized religion, Buddhism tenets have always had a certain attraction to me.
Whether the Abrahamic religions want to admit it or not, those have much foundations in eastern philosophies like Buddhism, & ancient Sumerian. But most of the fundamentalist sorts, reject that, even though some stories in the Bible, for instance, are clearly plagiarized from those, as are dates of holidays.
Many people are finally being brave enough to ask hard questions of religions; most struggle with how today’s religions goad conflict & “cherry pick” what parts to follow or believe.
Imho, to be truly human, is to opt for being compassionate, humane, balanced.
But that is not what the modern world, in its rush to be mechanistic, always escalating, allows. Technocrats push for mechanizing all, removing the “humanity” from humans. That causes problems, because humans, despite science equating bodies with machines, are not so.
Buddhism & some other philosophies, helps level the playing field, encouraging people to be mindful, compassionate, balanced, etc.
You have much company, worldwide!
@@Chimonger1
In the 90's the Bhutanese brutally rounded up the Lhotshampa people who used to make up one fifth of the population, stole their property and forced them to flee the country. Hundreds of thousands are now living in refugee camps in other countries.
There's no compassion there at all.
This documentary was a lie.
@@deretsun The brutality one group exerts over whatever other group they deem as “the other”, has gone on, probably for all time. Fear of “the other” has brought horrific treatment of “the others”. That behavior has resulted in wars of all sizes, using all sorts of foggy excuses that never make sense, whether it’s using force to take someone else’s resources, or using certain groups as slaves, or committing holocausts.
The bully mentality covers fear. Always. And more violence cannot fix it. It never could. If this video, & certain other’s comments bringing it to light, can help expose the lies, corruptions...expose the bullies as what they are....maybe it can help open people’s eyes & hearts more, so they can “see the emperor is naked”, & “not as great as the emperor might have wanted all to believe”. Leaderships in the world that get big, but lack ethics, are bad leaderships. Every nation on the planet suffers from that illness.
Naming the crimes fails to bring down big bullies, these days. Bullies have become self-perpetrating juggernauts that routinely annihilate those they see as threats to the continuation of their plans.
That constitutes anyone old enough to have knowledge inconvenient to the Regimes. It includes indigenous people, everywhere, who value ethics & keep long histories. Anyone who says “no” to the Regime...those have been routinely obliterated over all time. That is at the roots of all wars in known history.
What we need are good ways to correct the path. That is the hardest part...and now, whatever that is, must be huge enough to implode the bad leaderships, & wake up and embolden the people deluded by their collective “Stockholm Syndrome” bad dreams.
deretsun Many Westerners dreaming about Bhutan should watch the old series “The Prisoner” 😂 They live in a perferct peaceful village, until they want to leave -and Number 6 keeps trying. My hero!
As far as I am concerned, I cannot trust a documentary in which everyone says how lucky they are to live here, and where the Prime Minister says that when you sleep you do not see what you own, so what’s the point...
80 % of peasants, 20% of Elites... reminds me of something, but what ?
@@isabelleb.1270 ...OHHH....i don’t know...like US & EU? Because 98% are controlled by 1 or 2%, & those 2% own/control all the wealth...?
I love their smiles...😍😍😍😍
Beautiful people.....
I wish I can visit Bhutan....😍😍😍😍
U R WELCOME :)
❤️❤️ 🇧🇹 lots of love to the country i was born..
Happiness is like a bird,
More you try to catch it,
further it flys away
Unless you find joy in the simple things 🙏
Happiness is posting fake happiness on sosmed
This is not toiletless country bro happiness can be found easily there no slum and begger there
I m Bhutanese n for me Happiness is kindness...once Ur a reason for someones smile ..U achieve happiness...in short if U wan to b happy . Show wat humanity is ...
it’s heartwarming to see such humbleness in a time like ours 💕
The bus driver went hands-free off the steering wheel and said: I’m praying for my safety. 😂
I’ve loved watching diffrent culture, that smile on their faces shows the humbleness of their culture which is impressive
I‘m happy to hear this , that there is still happy place like this with loving happy people . May your God bless you more .
YOU CAN TRY TO VISIT ONCE, WE WELCOME ALL :)
What a beautiful film! I really appreciate how it showcased the beautiful Bhutan country and it's people. I have some Bhutanese friends and they are all noble, loving and kind..always ready to share what they have.
Watching from Nepal....Wow..its one of the the great video I have seen about Bhutan. And great to know that Bhutanese people also speak Nepalese language, I heard some people in bus speaking Nepalese language. Eagerly interested to know more about Bhutanese people after watching this amazing clip.
Bhimsen Bhattarai they do hear Nepalese songs too
they are just next door country neighbor countries
We have three southern district which have major population of nepalese....
My dad is also nepalese.😊😊😊
Of course we speak Nepali, because around 40% of Bhutanese population are of Nepalese descent. 70-80% of total Bhutanese people can communicate in Nepali probably 😊
Nepali is mother tongue for everyone who comes of Nepalese descent 😊
Due to Corona pandemic we had to cancel our planning to visit Bhutan this time.But in future if everything becomes fine,if corona is in control then we would go there.It doesn't take much time to go there from West Bengal.After watching the video,I can't wait any longer.💝💝
If i am given a chance to travel im gonna visit this country.i love how they keep their nature intact...love from 🇵🇭
and probably you'll take a plane to go there... kkk...
They barely allow visitors there: wise people!
I must say, Bhutan is the purest country in the whole world. The happiness of all the people is what their government prioritize, no injustices, nor abuses of power. I'm amazed at how they offer free education and medication to all their countrymen. This is the peaceful country I dreamt of. Most notably, they center their life on God. No doubt, they all achieved these blessings.
+This documentary was 6 years ago, so I hope Bhutan stayed and will stay the same.
The ruler of this country has a heart for their people..plus people are contented of what they have...Godbless you all🌹🌹🌹..
Thank u...n Ur right...our king are our God...they are our blessing n this love between each other is wat builds us to b happy..❤️🇧🇹
This is the reason why I want to go to Bhutan. I want to experience Bhutanese way of life. Kudos to your leaders ang monarchs for being attentive to the needs of the people of Bhutan.
Thank you for sharing such beautiful video and so inspiring story. As we grow older, happiness and be kind to people are the most treasures values we can have. I looked the most richest people in western world or in Asia, are they happy as they seem? Even the royal family has it's disrupted jealousy competition among family members, so a simple life with friends that support each other are more treasure than these rich and famous in the world.
Our country is a heaven on the earth under our most compassionate king...Our king is a living Buddha....long live our king...🙏🙏🙏
Big love from Nagaland, India.
I would love to visit Bhutan One day.
The definition of happiness they think of is just so pure and true wish ppl around the world thought and taught the same but unfortunately it isn't. I love their culture and wish to know more about it.
Lots of Lots of Love From India🙏💕💕
Thank u for your kindness towards my country...Bhutan is a place where U feel a humanity touch to Ur soul.❤️🇧🇹
I love mountainous countries. And This is the most awesome documentary I enjoyed about any mountainous country. Hope I will enjoy it again & again time to time.
I HAVE ONLY JUST FOUND THIS DOCO, BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE WHO SHINE & RADIATE LIKE THE NOON DAY SUN.THIS WILL BE MY FAVOURITE DOCUMENTARY OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU.
What a beautiful country filled with beautiful people ❤ I wish i felt the same way about my country. Maybe next life time, I'll be born Bhutanese. It is what it is. Blessings from the UK. 🙏
We believe if you make the right aspiration you can..
for god sake. why people are brainwashed...
@@eliseuhackbarth7003 what do you mean?
@@carolinesmyth127 hello. i was a little sad reading what people wrote. i do appreciate all the things people created... we are what we are... and people who are very rich, who live in technological countries, who have almost all they desire do not show respect for previous generations... of course that not all things are good for us... but we must keep moving forward... we are the only creatures that have a brain that went to the Moon... we are the only creatures that know how to react chemicals and to produce crops that can feed all people... we are also masters of feeding animals... cats, dogs... i'm not saying that we are perfect creatures... we do wrong things... but that's not to say that technological societies are bad for us... it is complicated... i was just sad because people are not grateful.
@@eliseuhackbarth7003 what makes you think I'm not grateful?
Thank you very much i am srilankan budish i am wery happy to see our budish people namoo buddaya
Happiness can be easily found in being contented of what you have in life...
If leaders of any country put on top the welfare of its people & set a side personal interest, even how behind the development of the country & how primitive the way of life of its people, everyone will live peacefully, happy & contented because they knew they are being taking care of & safe from any harm, away from any violence.
I wish i could go there💛💛💛💛 my Favorite country to go Bhutan💛💛💛
May you all be blessed FOREVERMORE.
KEEP BEING MINDFUL ...
I had planned a spiritual trip to Bhutan for my 50th birthday but can no longer due to coronavirus! But I shall make my pilgrimage there soon! Beautiful country!
Thank you that's so nice.
I miss my home Tibet
Tibet Independence coming up soon.
Everyone can visit Tibet.
Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have: the Bhutan way of life😁🙏
Much respect to these beautiful and pure souls. If only the world had 1% of the Bhutan way of life, it would truly be a better place. 🌸🌹🌺🦋
The archer guys are all drunk without being drunk, I love it.
i love this peacefull country...How I wish the world is like this...
Tsering Dorjee, you really understood that you are lucky. Of course, Bhutnese are the only luckiest to my understanding after seeing many places in the world. You have good king and be happy.
What a Wonderful country, Bhutan .. I wish, I can visit it once .. May God bless your country abundantly ..Love from Philippines . ❤❤