Comments by "marialiyubman" (@marialiyubman) on "A Week With The Amish - 7 Takeaways 🇺🇸" video.

  1. Same 😍 And their herbal and farming traditions. 😍
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  2. I discovered some Native American traditions a few months ago (I’m not American), and I fell in love with native traditions like the herbs and the clean, organic gardening. I wish a native would teach us about all that. Medicinal herbs and stuff. I’ve found a few YouTube channels on this topic before, but nothing I really loved. Could you make one or recommend an existing channel to me? I order special tea blends from a group of native girls in the USA, and they always smell clean, and strong and like they actually heal. 😍
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  3. OF COURSE you wouldn’t become Amish after a few days, modern life is extremely addictive and it takes a normal person months, if not years to become Amish if they wanted to.. even doing “Teshuvah” (A Jew who turns from secular to religious) takes years of study.
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  4. Please ask the Schwartzebtrubers to write a book about their homesteading and ask a beachy-Amish to film how it’s done and post it you YouTube so I can learn from them. (I mean, someone who’s English to film and upload them showing this).
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  5. The Amish should offer the Amish experience in a hotel or something (do they..?) Like, you pay to go back in time for a full week at a time (or more/less), and you just experience life as a member of the congregation. It’s how they can both grow their congregation (which I’m actually convinced they don’t want), but it’s also how people can learn to be better. I wish I could experience that, and TBH, just living on clean, organic food and fresh air and sunlight and no… toxic frequencies in the air could literally cure most people and most diseases. Notice how strong and healthy they are just by living the way they live. 😍 My love to the Amish. 🇮🇱❤️ If the Jewish chassidic community lived like they do, I’d probably be chasidic.
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  6.  @leidersammlung6955  love your nickname. ❤️
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