Living with the Dark Winters in Sweden | Midnight sun & Polar night

Dark winters with no sunlight for many weeks, and bright summers with sunlight 24 hours/day. How is it to live with the extreme light conditions that countries in the Northern hemisphere have?
In this video I want to share my own personal experience and perspective of living with the seasons in the North of Sweden, and take you on a journey to the darkest and brightest times of the year, and share the beauty and the challenges that comes with them.

I hope you will enjoy it! Thank you so much for watching! ♥

► MY SOCIAL MEDIA AND LINKS!

► MUSIC
You can find most of the songs I use here:
Break - Roary (Musicbed)
Daydream in A for piano - Eric Kinny (Musicbed)
Daydream in D for cello - Eric Kinny
Cause - Infinite Ripple
Through the storm - Savvun
Memories of Sardinia - Franz Gordon
Oasis - Yi Nantiro
The Goths - Bonnie Grace

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[jonnajinton]

I just want to say that I'm overwhelmed by all the incredible response and beautiful comments I got from all of you! ❤️ 🙏
Thank you with all my heart!! I had this video on my mind for 1, 5 years and I felt so happy now when it was finally done and I could share it.
But I could never imagine that SO many would enjoy it and feel inspired from watching it. Im so grateful for that!
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!! ❤️

[rajkalathiya]

I feels like her soul and nature both are connected.

[OpenProfit]

This is what i call life - peaceful life - away from city chaos

[mariechudujali]

"A flower would never force itself to bloom during the winter. So why would we."

THAT HIT HOME.

[ywuyddv]

I was born and lived most of my life in the Northern part of Russia. Your video made me cry. Our northern views are very similar to Swedish ones. Words cannot express how much I miss the white nights and the polar nights, the severe northern nature. I miss picking mushrooms and berries in the fall, and breaking birch branches with my grandmother in the summer for our Russian sauna. It always seemed to me that a human should be drawn to places where life is easier and sunnier, but I moved to Siberia and realized that I will forever remain a northern person. I hope to return there someday and definitely visit Sweden.❤

[amanuka]

*You know that a youtuber is a legend when she never tells anyone to subscribe, but millions follow her.*

[looks_yummy]

Can we appreciate the fact that there's no ads in between video ❤

[donnasullivan-thomson]

Jonna, I'm 70 years old. I'm watching my 93-year-old father fade away. My heart is breaking. Your relationship with our earth is so beautiful and was like a little bandaid for my heart tonight. Thank you. God bless you and your family and fur babies. <3

[goldenavocado]

Here I am 3.5 years later, seeing this video again that first introduced me to your channel and that got me through one of the hardest winters of my life. I'm rewatching all your English vlogs from the beginning because they bring me so much inspiration and comfort. I am so grateful for you and your channel Jonna. Thank you so much for sharing your world and your life with us all. 💖

[jeffreypeppler]

"If a flower doesn't force itself to bloom in the winter, why should we?" Absolutely amazing

[faizanshamsi]

The way she shot,
The way she Narrates,
Is Truly a Masterpiece.

[erald.c]

She looks like a princess living a fairytale. Great shots and narration.

[Skanda]

Even in the darkness we still get light. From 1000s of suns far away. That is just amazing

[arkmeta]

Most epic quote ever.. Regarding life in general... "A flower would never force itself to bloom in the cold winter, so why would we?"

[lisar]

Imagine how many people, from all over the world came here only to hear her voice and see the beauty of the nature there.

[DrHannahStraight]

This video sent shivers up my spine. Your work is so beautiful and the story telling behind it truly makes it so special. So inspiring.

[HDTonyThien]

Every single time I watch your video, I felt "PEACEFUL", that's what resonates my heart. Keep me away from constantly thinking about tangible things that we have in life. It let me to focus on "PRESENT" moment.

Thank You & Take Care!

[jtetrfs]

"The darkness makes us see what is never visible in the light, because actually, we do get sunlight...from a thousand stars far far away." Beautifully said!

[thedeshbhakt]

Truly stunning photography - every shot is poetry.... wish to see the northern lights one day!!!

[TiagoSilva-]

What I just see?
This should be on Netflix or something!
The whole world deserves to see this piece of art!