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Дима Димов
Дима Димов3 years ago
Вот что надо вместо новостей людям показывать
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Rift Smess
Rift Smess9 months ago
Столько интересных комментариев к видео и не в топе(хотя лайков достаточно)...
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gorodskaya_chayka
gorodskaya_chayka3 years ago
Живой, думающий, искренний и настоящий человек, без грамма фальши. Здоровья, Пётр Николаич! Храни Господь!
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Опозиционер Либеральный
Опозиционер Либеральный1 year ago
Свитерок рваный.. котенок... Петр Николаевич... Спасибо тебе за все. За все те слова и мысли, что ты пытаешься донести. Низкий поклон.
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Антон Андреев
Антон Андреев4 months ago
нет, но так ваще четко
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Вероника Андреева
Вероника Андреева4 weeks ago
Чудесный кот,свитерок подошьем))
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Darth Vader
Darth Vader11 months ago
Душевного и телесного здоровья вам Пётр Николаевич
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Jenia Vlasov
Jenia Vlasov2 years ago
Глаза то какие у него чудесные!!
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Инна Добровец
Инна Добровец1 year ago
Да замечательные
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МИСТЕР КАПСО
МИСТЕР КАПСО1 year ago
Хороший мужик !!!!
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Алексей Вячеславович
Алексей Вячеславович3 years ago
как же он прав)))
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Elena Davydova
Elena Davydova2 years ago
Удивительное дело - слушаю Петра и мурашки по коже - так узнаю в его рассказе свой путь к вере. А ведь мы не знакомы, и книжки разные читаем, и учителя у нас разные ... Я это к тому говорю (тем, кто против "религиозного подтекста"), что путь к Богу - один, как одна Истина. Когда открывается в человеке потребность в Боге, он начинает все видеть иначе, он действительно становится другим ... Потому так разнятся комментарии - потому что люди разные - кто вступил на путь и кто пока нет. Так я думаю ...
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Евгений Золотов
Евгений Золотов3 years ago
Умница этот Мамонов. И его роль в Острове диктовалась его внутренним состоянием.
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Димон Светличный
Димон Светличный6 months ago
Правильные люди живут в деревянных домах.
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letyn Letyn
letyn Letyn5 days ago
Александр Пиров момонов столько сожрал водки что пизданулся напрочь.раньше я к нему относился в 80 .90х лучше
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Екатерина Рогожина
Екатерина Рогожина5 days ago
letyn Letyn ДА ЧЕЛОВЕКОМ ОСТАЛСЯ,
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Владимир Аниськов
Владимир Аниськов3 years ago
Остров - любимый мой фильм! Только с Божьей помощью создан и фильм. и подобран главный герой с его внутренним восприятия этого мира !!!
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Alla Novicenoka
Alla Novicenoka1 week ago
Владимир Аниськов г
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нина левицкая
нина левицкая3 years ago
Петр Мамонов, огромное Вам спасибо за Вашу мудрость, донесенную до нас очень простым , абсолютно внятным языком человека, который старается "быть, а не казаться". Это реальная помощь на пути к истиной вере.
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Татьяна Марик
Татьяна Марик1 year ago
Спаси Господи и многие лета, Пётр Николаевич!
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Геннадий Белый
Геннадий Белый1 year ago
👍 совершенно нечего добавить 👍 СПАСИБО. ДЯДЯ ПЁТОР.
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YortIX's channel
YortIX's channel3 years ago
Какой приятный человек. Без налёта. Говорит просто и слушать очень приятно. Побольше бы таких.
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Вова Михайлов
Вова Михайлов3 years ago
Эта запись есть у меня в архиве компа. Смотрю и учусь по ней!
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Елена Владимировна Сперанская
Елена Владимировна Сперанская3 years ago
Очень люблю этого мудрого и талантливого человека, жду новые его работы...
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Андрей Тартыжов
Андрей Тартыжов3 years ago (edited)
Поймал себя на странной мысли, что слушаю речь монаха, а не мирянина, столько в ней житейской мудрости. Или это уровень "сапожника из Александрии", как минимум... Между прочим, мой друг, совсем еще молодой парень, которого не назовешь верующим, сказал мне удивительную вещь. "Ты знаешь, почему многие не поняли фильм "Остров"? Потому, что фильм надо больше слушать, а не смотреть!" Дай Бог здравия душевного и телесного рабу Божьему Петру!
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apankoff
apankoff2 years ago
Спасибо Вам! Храни вас Господь!
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Андрей Рязанцев
Андрей Рязанцев3 years ago (edited)
Смысл его мыслей интересен и глубок. Единственное, что мне не нравится - это религиозный подтекст. Всё объяснимо и без него(неё).
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Jorge Rodriguez
Jorge Rodriguez3 years ago
Религиозный подтекст? он прямо говорит о вере. без подтекстов. 
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Published on Dec 27, 2013
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Published on Nov 18, 2014
This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Why are we getting richer but not happier? Why do lottery winners not have sustained happiness? Why are bronze medalists often happier than silver medalists? “The first step to being happy is to understand why we’re often unhappy,” says economist and entrepreneur Nat Ware. In an entertaining and enlightening talk, Nat shows that we’re bad predictors of happiness, and explains why this is. We make decisions based on actual outcomes, Nat says, but our happiness depends on relative outcomes. We’ve been seduced into a way of life that conspires against our contentment by making it near impossible for reality to live up to our expectations. It is this expectation gap – the gap between our expectations and reality – that Nat argues is a key reason we’re unhappy. Nat challenges us to not relegate happiness to the world of art and the realm of hippies, but to start taking happiness seriously. The answer is not to simply lower our expectations, but rather to change the very way in which we make decisions.

Nat Ware is an economist, entrepreneur, and international development specialist. He is a Rhodes Scholar based at Oxford University, whose research focuses on social impact, poverty alleviation, and the economics of happiness. He is the Founder and CEO of 180 Degrees Consulting, the world’s largest university-based consultancy, with operations in 24 countries and over 4000 consultants worldwide. 180 Degrees has provided over US$50M worth of consulting services to non-profits and social enterprises so they can operate more effectively (www.180dc.org). Nat has lectured on innovation, strategy and global business at The University of Sydney, and was awarded the Saïd Prize for Top MBA Student at Oxford. He is a frequent keynote speaker at international conferences and events, and has consulted for many of the world's largest foundations and non-profit organizations. His other TEDx talk “Free Charities from The Idea of Charity” can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zpzvn....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0dTdJTHTIk
Published on Nov 17, 2013
Since graduating from UofM, creative Marty has been living life as a filmmaker and traveler. His short films, music videos and commercials have taken him all over the world. Living a minimalist lifestyle, he will share how it has affected his life!'

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Leonardo DaVinci is alleged to have said: 'simplicity is the ultimate sophistication'. And indeed, his sculptures look so smooth and natural, they appear to have just shaken off the stone to step out of it. Nothing reminisces the endless hard working hours it obviously took too make them. The truly good things on this earth seem to just come into existence effortless. Richard Straver is convinced that he has developed one of these really good things: something that appears so simple, you and I should have thought of it our selves.

On TEDxRotterdam Richard Straver reveals this unique project.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYjHau8JN6I
Bear Stauss, a vagabond for the last 34 years, speaks about his impressions of Ukraine, where he spent more or less 9 of them. He also sends all of us a message of simplicity: "Never give up". And proposes to establish a T.E.D. F.U.N.D. What for? Watch the movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihXyiVnJu78
Published on Oct 29, 2013
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
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Published on Nov 26, 2013
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Dr. Pamela Peeke is an internationally renowned physician, scientist and expert in the fields of nutrition, metabolism, stress and fitness. Triathlete and marathoner, Dr. Peeke is nationally known as the "doc who walks the talk" inspiring through example. Dr. Peeke is the lifestyle expert for WebMD's 90 million members, and a regular blogger on cutting edge science in health and wellness. Presently, Dr. Peeke is Senior Science Advisor to Elements Behavioral Health, the nation's most preeminent network of eating disorders and addiction centers. Her current research focuses on how addictive behaviors have subtly and often profoundly penetrated daily lifestyle habits. - See more at: http://tedxwallstreet.com/pamela-peek...

Published on Sep 5, 2013
Angela expands on the upsides of downsizing and how living with less can positively affect your life. http://www.angelagayehorn.com/

Published on Apr 24, 2015
Surviving an accident was the easy part; coping with the chronic pain would prove more difficult. Danna Pycher shares her story about trauma and the transformative insight she gained that allowed her to harness the healing power of the subconscious mind.

Danna Pycher is a certified Neuro-Linguistic Hypnotherapist specializing in chronic illness and trauma. She is also a motivational speaker and coach. Her first book 3rd Generation and Beyond is a beautiful, powerful book of life philosophies according to a third generation Holocaust descendant. " A must read for the young and old who are trying to find an identity or just need a reminder on how to appreciate the little things in life." She enjoyed many years in broadcasting as an on-camera host, reporter, and producer working in the fields of health reporting and corporate productions. Her curiosity about the nature of human beings is what guides her professional pursuits.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
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Published on Jun 3, 2013
The Power to Heal

Sister Mary Agnes Dombroski entered the convent in 1987 and spent twelve years parenting the troubled girls at St. Charles Children's Home. During that time, she implemented a unique hiking program for the children exploring trails in New Hampshire and Maine. Sister is the Event Coordinator of the Labor Day race, which has garnered national attention and has been featured in Runner's World magazine and the CBS Early Show as well as many other publications. She has an MBA in Entrepreneurial Business from John Paul the Great Catholic University in San Diego, California and is currently pursuing biblical studies at the graduate level.