Views : 620,469
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Mar 11, 2014 ^^
Rating : 4.94 (126/8,319 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-03-20T07:09:10.847107Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
In 2013 i have been admitted to a psychiatric hospital after i tried to end my life. This song helped me getting myself together. I remember how i used to listen to that track on loop as i walked in the grass when i was institutionalized, just that voice and those instruments and that crescendo while watching nature coming to spring is pure magic honestly. It can save life and i'm the living proof of that.
If anyone is having a hard time and reading this, just hang in there. It does get better.
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On December 3rd, 2019 my oldest son was home to visit. He struggles with autism and epilepsy. And he was fairly upset that day. So I took him for a drive to Memramcook, New Brunswick. While we were driving a woman on CFTA 107.9 was playing classical music that was combination of Icelandic and Hopelandic opera. It seemed to have a such calming effect on him. So I had to find who sang this song. After a bit of research I have found this was the song. And I wanted to thank you for bringing a smile to my son's heart. 💕
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I found Sigur' Ros when my grandfather who was my best friend was near passing. I was a confused angry teenager at the time.
I remember vividly when the doctors told me he had passed away and i was given the job of informing my family. I had a few minutes to myself before the chaos would begin and i chose to listen to this.. In 9 minutes, it helped me say goodbye to the greatest man i have ever known. Thank you Sigur Ros.
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I discovered this song almost a year ago. I was on my lunch break at work, and this video was in my recommendations. So glad I first clicked on it. This song has helped me through heartbreak and depression. When I’m sad I cry to it, when I’m mad, I sing the anger out, and when I’m happy, it enlightens me. Every time I hear it, is a spiritual experience.
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It took a while to gather my thoughts and emotions after discovering this masterpiece. A journey of pure melancholic sadness and pain it then progresses into an out of body crescendo of pure joy and happiness...soaring, floating and marveling at something so unbelievably pure and magnificent. Part of me wants to keep this special piece all to myself...all the while wondering how on earth this hasnt had millions of views?
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8:00 chills down the spine..every single time..
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Hopeland may not be located on academic maps, but it doesn't mean it's not real. In fact, it feels like it's the realest continent there is. A ground where our minds can at last rest, where our bodies can at last breathe, where our hearts can at last open, and where our souls are at last deeply fed. Thank you for creating this graceful, delicate and most powerful gate for an almost immediate journey to this beautiful land. I'll definitely come visit as much as I can. And maybe will move in someday.
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@iSim0641
1 year ago
8 years ago I was alcoholic. I used to listen to this music drunk and crying. 8 years later I still cry listening to this but sober now.
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