I Lost a Piece of Myself Here | Life in My Cabin

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In this video I share some moments from my days in the cabin in the mountains. I'm here to work on some photography but a rainy day inspires me to stay inside and record a little vlog. I share about what going on in my life right now and also sad things that happened to me by my beloved river.
Hope you will enjoy it! ♥

► MUSIC
The heart of a warrior - Carolino
Let it be so - Madron
Moinear - Cathedral
Peace - Lane King
What is lost - Dexter Britain
Nightfall - Jacob Lavallee
All that’s left - Instrumental - Voyageur
Haven - Aerian

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[jonnajinton]

Thank you SO much for watching this video! ❤
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► MUSIC
The heart of a warrior - Carolino
Let it be so - Madron
Moinear - Cathedral
Peace - Lane King
What is lost - Dexter Britain
Nightfall - Jacob Lavallee
All that’s left - Instrumental - Voyageur
Haven - Aerian

[Vyommmm]

Hi Jonna!!! My Exam results came and i am gonna become a Doctor🥳❤I still remember u wishing me Best of Luck 🤞🏻 Thank You for your very own support Jonna and start healthy!!! ❤❤

[calypso]

There was once a woman who loved nature.
Every year she felt drawn to the mountains and the fir trees in the wild country where she lived. And so she went there to the place of her heart.
But the place she loved the most was the river in the mountains. It was not an ordinary river. It was wild and untamed and went its way free and was not in the slightest interested in the ways of human beings. The woman sat by the river every year and felt its wild heart and its wild heartbeat. And she was happy.
The years went by and the river - to its big astonishment - not only started to notice the presence of this woman, but felt some kind of happiness as well when she was there at its shore. So the river started to look forward for the visits of the woman because she made it feel loved and at peace.
But there was a downside. The woman left the place every time after a while and the river missed her. So it decided to keep something of her and one day he took a very beloved bracelet of her. So a bit of her heart and her soul would always be there. The river cherished the bracelet, and it promised the woman that the bracelet would be now a part of the eternal circle of life, from the rain to the river to the sea, upward into the clouds and back to the beginning.

It's a story of being blessed, of friendship between humans and nature, in the flow of all things.

❤❤❤

[jerrywallace]

Jonna, the river has given you so much over the years. You haven't lost the arm cuff, it was your gift of thanks to the river. It is fitting that you gave the river something close to your heart.

[No_More_Films]

I think losing the bracelet is actually very positive. Something incredibly special to you is now safer than ever in a place that is also incredibly special to you. A part of you will always be at that river. You could also look at it as if the river loves your company so much, it wanted at least a part of you to stay forever. 😊 Mother Nature is tough and always in control but she loves us all. Especially you Jonna!

[lovelettersfortheearth]

A wise friend once told me that a special item releases its medicine when it is lost or broken, and when it becomes a gift. The river and the land near the cabin are so special to you. You've made a tremendous offering to feed the spirit of that place. Trust in how the river has held you safe so many times & trust that it needed that special gift from you now. It is a blessing.

[RJ-vkhy]

The bracelet was full. It carried so many memories and moments of your life. But once full, it took itself to the river you love. Now your mom can create a new one to fill with new memories and unforgettable moments. You didn't lose something. You gave something instead. Hugs to you.❤🇨🇦

[Nate]

The bracelet. From one mother to another. It was meant to happen, girl. The river wanted something special from you. Also it’s related to your fear of loss - deeply meaningful lesson from the river to you about letting go, letting things be and move on. If you love something or someone, let it go, as the saying goes. It’s a profound lesson for you with regards to fear

[catherinefitzgerald]

You'll probably never read this Jonna, but I want to say that I think your "real" work is how you make people feel, see and understand the true meanings of life just by sharing yourself through your videos. Stay safe my friend.

[svanamagnusdottir]

I don’t know why, but the first thing I felt when you spoke about losing your bracelet into the river, was that the river was preparing for losing something you really love. You talked Nanook growing old earlier in the video, and it felt so convenient.
Like it was teaching you that nothing stays ours forever, and that in time, everything will return back to nature. The art of letting go. So beautiful.

[DamonDiaries]

Dear Jonna, I usually don't write comments on YouTube but today is the day I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. I live in Germany and I'm watching every of your Videos for years. Now I am 28…so often I have tears in my eyes when you talk about things that you feel or experience, like how you talk about loosing this armcuff that means so much to you. (BTW: don’t be sad! I have this feeling it will come back to you one day! And it will be Full of Energy!) I love the way you think about life and nature! please keep up with everything you are doing, because you are truely inspiaring and amazing! at the end of this video you thank us all for watching your videos instead of doing other stuff, but I have to say: NO, THANK YOU! Your Content means so so much to me and to a lot of other people all over the world! I hope you and all of your family will have an amazing summer and a lot of more fantastic moments! keep care.
Jaqueline

oh and I must confess that I'm learning swedisch just for fun because of you! :D it's funny, because many words are the same as in german! :D❤

[FirForestArt]

Jonna, I know how you feel. I lost my beloved rock crystal that I had for many years. My grandmother tells me "don't cry when you lose something. Give thanks because this thing has served its purpose. Now the earth, water, air will take it and transform it into new good energy that will return to you."
Your bracelet has a piece of your soul in it, and you have a beautiful soul, so now it will become a piece of the world you love. Who knows, maybe someone will find it and it will change someone's life for the better and make that person find themselves.
Thank your mother, thank the bracelet and the river, for everything good and for all the lessons.
Or maybe the river is planning to give you another treasure?
Think well about it :)
Hugs to my heart :)

[merissafaith]

These videos are always such a lovely break from chaos. Like a cozy conversation with friends ❤

[ehuff]

The second you even began the story about dropping the armcuff in the river, my first thought was, what a perfect resting place for it. If you had to lose it anywhere, the river should have it in its embrace.

[danblackhill]

it's so clear what happened ☺ you thanked the river for everything it gave you and in return for this gratitude the river decided to give you the most precious gift ever, it said: "Jonna, darling, you have to learn to let go. take a hint from me, i change every second. the art of letting go is the art of true freedom." ❤

[cheekymonkey]

I think your bracelet went on a journey on its own. One day someone will find it and what an amazing find and treasure it will be!

[bjlyon]

In a world filled with sorrows, there you are in all your goodness, reminding us that there is still beauty in the world. Peace and blessings to you and your family.

[lyndabond]

Jonna, the river took a part of your beauty to treasure the joy it give’s you. Now you will always be a part of the river and it a part of you. ❤

[deebee]

The river is now the keeper of your memories. Safe for all eternity.

[casandraayala]

Rivers are symbolic of flowing energy, the fact that you lost it there is a likely message to give in to the flow and allow for things to leave, even tho it can be sad and uncomfortable it’s a necessary part of life and nature. All of the memories experienced still reside within your soul, try seeing it as a lesson of letting go of the uncontrollable