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@TheSlavicGoddessOfSpringАй бұрын
Finally a happy moment in this terrible day living in the concrete jungle. Thank you Jonna ❤
@AvinashSingh-vj3rkАй бұрын
Nice
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
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@MontanajadeАй бұрын
Your mother was such a delight to listen to💖All of us ladies can learn from her passion and determined spirit💖Thank you so much for sharing!!
@user-wr3xu5vb8iАй бұрын
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@samakanikalumata5390Ай бұрын
I cried while watching this. Why? Because it showed me so clearly what it could be like to have a loving, healthy relationship with your mother. Something I have longed for all my life. I can see what a beacon of inspiration, nurturing, wisdom and love this woman is in your life. Dear Jonna, and everyone who has loving parents in your life who truly support and uplift you - please never take for granted what you have - your are blessed. There are so many of us out here struggling every day with the effects of an abusive/neglectful childhood. It hurts more than I could put into words. No one of us gets to choose what family you are born into and if you grow up standing on a foundation of a good, loving family, you are truly blessed. Update: Oh my goodness! I did not expect that type of response. The funny thing is, after I wrote my comment, I went to bed and sometime during the night I suddenly felt that wave of compassion coming towards me in regard to my upbringing and my relationship with my mother. And I was like, "oh, I am probably just imagining this since the topic has been on my mind after watching Jonnas video...or maybe Jonnas has seen my comment and is sending me good vibes..."and then the next morning I woke up and saw that not only had Jonna seen my comment, but there was a whole village of people who could relate exactly to what I was saying...and it made me both sad and comforted me at the same time...sad because it just confirmed what I already knew...that there is truly so many of us who carry that wound of a loveless, cold and painful childhood inside us...and comforted because after seeing all of the wonderful comments on what I said, I knew that we are truly not alone. And, before I continue, let me first say this: I know that many of us are struggling a lot with the wounds that have been inflicted on their soul...only those who have experienced it know what it is like going through life dealing with them...and I NEVER want to downplay the pain of what it means to carry that burden...because it is simply HARD. I know this. BUT I also truly believe that even though we have not felt love during our childhood, it doesn't mean that we are condemned to a loveless, painful life. We can love and be loved. We can heal. And like someone said so beautifully in the comments...I think it starts with ourselves. We need to try and give ourselves the love that we never received, but deserved so much. Give your inner child a hug and tell that child that you love him/her. And I know it isn't easy, because trauma is so deeply burned into us, it gets hard to shake those old patterns sometimes. But we have to fight for ourselves...and just do the best we can every single day. We deserve to live happy lives. We need to believe this, deep in our hearts. Sending much love to all of you out there...
@amysho2192Ай бұрын
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@Anita-rq9evАй бұрын
I agree with you and wish you the very best ❤
@camillan7464Ай бұрын
I can totally relate! I had to invent motherhood. There was no auto pilot to lean on.
@Anita-rq9evАй бұрын
@@camillan7464 sorry to hear that
@2wildfeetАй бұрын
I had to stop watching partway through, for the same exact reason. I hear what you can't put into words, and I felt that deep inexpressible pain. And then I dried my inner tears and made a coffee then came back to finish watching with gratitude that at least some people have been able to experience it and to live up to their full potential and bless the rest of us with their joy and beauty. It is like a miracle one can only imagine! Hugs for you @samakanikalumata5390
@sarahinscotlandАй бұрын
Oh my heart. Anita thank you for going outside your comfort zone and speaking with us. You are so inspiring!
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
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@louisegogel7973Ай бұрын
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@evabek8263Ай бұрын
Yes, and your English is good, most of us are not native English 😊 love is important and it really has a healing effect ❤
@rhenelrivero978828 күн бұрын
"...words can hurt, and hands can hurt... Be kind..." -Anita I'm loving this line ❤ and I think this is the most essential thing to remember when raising a children.
@rhenelrivero978828 күн бұрын
I will apply this advice when I have a child, because I've been in a parent who is abusive and manipulative and I don't want to follow his footsteps. I will follow the advice of your mother Jonna. For me that's really good advice I heard right now.
@user-cg8sy4bl6rАй бұрын
Anita, Your ability to express such personal experiences and emotions in a language as difficult and “messy” as English is extremely impressive. Everything you said was crystal clear!
@Lis422Ай бұрын
There is no small talk between two introverts, and I love listening ❤❤
@helenbrough43Ай бұрын
So true! I hate small talk…..show me your heart….I will keep it safe
@novineux124627 күн бұрын
wow I really loved this, it's so true!
@veeemit9719Ай бұрын
Tell your mom her words spoke volumes, and we completely understood the wonderful life she had growing up there. She conveyed much more than she realized.😊
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
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@campingqueen8121Ай бұрын
Your mom is delightful. I will be 69 this year and have two lovely daughters and a son. I totally understand how she parented and her hopes for you and concerns. Thank you for interviewing her and for her to share her heart with so many people. My mother-in-law‘s parents immigrated from Sweden before she was born. You all make a good connection for me to understand her better. She was a character!! Your mom’s English is amazing!!
@user-fm2bw7wl7sАй бұрын
انت جميله جدا ❤🌹@@jonnajinton
@57waterlily25 күн бұрын
Anita, please don't worry about your English, you are easy to understand. I can see why Jonna is such a beautiful person, she gets it from her mother.
@swapnabombayАй бұрын
Thank you Jonna for introducing your mom to us. Who would have ever thought the quiet woman in the background would be such a powerhouse of creativity and also so passionate about learning and solving issues. Wow! Absolutely magnificent woman ❤❤
@cynthiasanders3686Ай бұрын
I used to watch Jonna to relax. Now I watch her to motivate me to get things done. But sometimes I would still rationalize my lack of motivation by saying to myself, "Well, she is 35 and I am 65, so of course she has more energy than me." But then I watched this video. Her mom is 68 and still living life at full speed! She is such an inspiration to me! Thank you! Cynthia Sanders. USA
@bergannon6585Ай бұрын
Ditto Cynthia. Now we know where Jonna get's it from, both women are super inspirational. Love from Ireland.
@billijoizallmineАй бұрын
Same! Every time I watch her video it is my most productive week ever. Since an inspiration ❤
@bitcoin_deb3428Ай бұрын
LOL...57 here and I was thinking the same thing!!
@greatercrossroads6721Ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣 can so relate
@mrstiggywinkleАй бұрын
You mean ‘get sh”t done’ 😂❤
@almadecastro2220Ай бұрын
...your mom is an epitome of a strong, independent,self reliant and resilient woman😊.
@annikaerfАй бұрын
With other words: A rather typical Swede! Although it seems extraordinary smart, driven and goodlooking 👌🏽🇸🇪
@gaiayoyoАй бұрын
You and your mom just made 5.17 (at the time I'm writing this) million people feel like family. That is the healing you are giving us all. The jewelry makes the healing beautiful, but you and your whole family are really just emminating healing freely to all that will receive it with the beauty of your pure souls. THANK YOU!❤
@gaiayoyoАй бұрын
Sorry I was late to see this video but we had a hurricane in houston and I've been without power.
@ZackBeckАй бұрын
I could listen to you and your mom speak for days! This was absolutely wonderful and soul-filling. ❤ Her English was great and her meanings came across very well. But more than that, her heart spoke to my heart. Thank you!
@PastelnightingaleАй бұрын
Jonna, I can’t believe you managed to get Johan AND your mom to do a q&a all in one year! Next one… Tage!
@kathygriffin8775Ай бұрын
Please tell your mom that she speaks English beautifully. I understood her perfectly. She speaks from her heart which is a universal language. Your mom is very much like you: brave, kind, strong, brilliant, and bilingual! And you both are very inspirational. Thank you so much for sharing your stories :)
@jenniferfisher530Ай бұрын
Hearing Jonna's mom, Anita, speak really illuminates where Jonna gets her passion and joy for everything she does. She is so much like her mother. What a beautiful mother/daughter relationship. ❤
@user-zl3me3jc5bАй бұрын
Oh my gosh, Jonna, your mom is just SO adorable! This video with your conversations is an absolute delight. It is such a pleasure to get to know your mother better and I am grateful for that fun and inspiring insight! And I love how sweet the both of you are with each other. Thank you!
@markomanaskov9669Ай бұрын
They say the most impactful people are not aware at all about their influence. This lady is a pure exemplar of it.
@penelope8948Ай бұрын
Your mother is absolutely inspirational. I am 71 and she has given me inspiration to do so much more, get more fit, learn so much more and not to waste a minute. Thank her for me please.🥰
@WilliamH12424 күн бұрын
It's never too late to do something new! My uncle is in his 80s and we convinced him to leave the usa for the first time in his life to visit us in Sweden. It inspired him to start moving again and he's now for the first time in his life traveling the world and experiencing new countries. His latest is Spain! Life truly never ends until you let it. Keep living! The world can be a beautiful place
@FreeSpirit35023 күн бұрын
In tears here 🇬🇧. What an amazing lady. What an inspiration. I lost my mum in January 21. So I was moved from the first moments of this video. Then to hear this beautiful lady’s life experience I so wanted to hug her. How I’ve missed a mother’s hugs. Please send her my gratitude at doing this video. I’m extremely shy and introverted, so know how hard it must of been but how grateful to hear of her life story. She could write a book! Mothers and women are so incredible and I am aching to hug her! Sending you so much love and big bear hugs over the sea from England xxx 🙏🏼🤍🥰❤️🤗🤗🇬🇧
@monicamumme139715 күн бұрын
So sorry to hear your loss and sending you so much love, from Australia ❤❤
@analevsg8855Ай бұрын
I´m from Spain and my mother´s name is also Anita. I love this vlog your mum is as lovely as you are.
@littleforest1166Ай бұрын
I love your mom. Her modesty and gentleness. She would not touch a flower if that would harm the flower. She is light like e wind breeze and uncomplicated like the blue sky on a summer day. Thank you, mom. Thank you daughter.
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
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@denniscounts1983Ай бұрын
Your mother is so lovely. So unassuming on the outside but a woman of so much knowledge and grace. A true warrior.
@spiritofanu3112Ай бұрын
When I watched this gift from you and your mother, I cannot help but think of what we have lost. The importance of inter-generational families living and growing together. I love so much when you take us on road trips through northern Sweden. The scenery reminds me so much of northern Ontario, a province in Canada, where I grew up as a child. The woods were our playground too. Your mother is a treasure. She feels like an empath to me. Someone who feels much and senses a lot of the energies around her. A very curious mind as well. A scientific mind I feel. I see some of those qualities in you also, Jonna. Thank you ladies for sharing yourselves and that special bond between mother and daughter lifting each other up ❤️ Some of us fondly remember our mothers today long gone and hear their voices in our hearts. So special Your Mom did an excellent job leaving her comfort zone to talk to us. Thank you. 💕
@monicamumme139715 күн бұрын
Beautifully said!❤ I feel the same❤
@Hvemmonmaner29 күн бұрын
Beautiful life, beautiful human. And the way she expresses herself, its a language that everyone understands. So lovely. I cried when she spoke about her childhood😭❤️❤️
@hradecky9855Ай бұрын
This was FANTASTIC!!! Your Mama is very articulate in English, too! You are both beautiful spirits and it was a priviledge to hear these conversations and see the love and joy between you. Jonna will cherish this video for the rest of her life.
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
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@limanilyАй бұрын
If your mom doesn't think there's anything to tell or anything interesting about her, she might as well possess every skill but self reflection. Her life and personality is unexpectedly wholesome, interesting and inspiring.
@caroline9306Ай бұрын
💯 agree and was thinking the same 😄
@rosekopelowitz5069Ай бұрын
I agree I would love to know this woman and just listen to her talk. You need wholesome people in your life to show you the way
@ec2402Ай бұрын
It's also the Scandinavian way/culture to understate things and be humble. :)
@Piecesoftheshadow29 күн бұрын
I wouldn’t call it unexpected seeing as her daughter is also those things, so we see where it comes from.
@VolvoMojo27 күн бұрын
What a beautiful lady, inside and out! My Mum died 23 years ago and I would love to be able to do a q&a like this with her. Your photographs brought the stories to life and I really enjoyed listening to you both. Thank you for sharing. xx
@lum12323 күн бұрын
A loving mother that raised a loving daughter that raised a loving daughter. It couldn’t be different.
@nutsbutdumАй бұрын
Kudos to your mother for doing the interview in English.
@ashleylaurencruz4445Ай бұрын
Everytime I watch any one of your videos, you heal a part of me I didn’t know I needed healing. Hearing your mom’s perspective on life reassured me as I go through a challenging season in my life. Sending you and your family so much love and gratitude! I love hearing your stories and watching your videos, thank you for always sharing 💕
@danielakarinАй бұрын
Jonna, how insanely beautiful. Your mom is pure inspiration and light. :) I wished everyone could have a mom like that. Lots of love from Switzerland, Nela
@berenicedecastilla4980Ай бұрын
Do you realize how lucky you are to have such a mother ?? ! I dreamed for so long to have such a relationship with one member of my family ...Its a blessing !
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
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@themissdior1235Ай бұрын
I agree i used to long for my mother to hug me. She never did.
@lisajensen1843Ай бұрын
I made it to the end without crying but then Anita says how much she appreciates us!! 😭 I am 68 and had zero support from my parents. But I have two beautiful daughters and I have always given them 100% my support. We also have this kind of relationship and I am forever grateful! Love to you all!❤️❤️❤️
@RebeckaPeterson-bf6en29 күн бұрын
Din mammas själ är verkligen så ren. Hela hon lyser med en klarhet och grön energi älskar det. Tack för att hon ville dela med sig
@goatladygletha79222 күн бұрын
Oh, Jonna, please tell your mom - I was so impressed by how well she spoke English ! I didn't even know she knew how to speak English before this video. I thought there would be lots of translation, because I expected her to speak Swedish. But oh, my goodness ! She spoke it so well ! I had no problem understanding her at all ! I enjoyed this video very much. It was such a pleasure getting to know your mom, Anita, a little better. 😀❤
@fernebrown8083Ай бұрын
These videos getting to know your loved ones, first Johan and now your mom are STUNNING. Before she said that she didn’t have all the words to express the feelings of her childhood in English, I felt like I could already understand what she wanted to say just from how she brings across emotion and sincerity. Really glad she agreed to this!
@junejansen1265Ай бұрын
Yes I felt the same 😊
@redrockrajahdogАй бұрын
Anita expresses herself in English far better than many Americans! Thank you for all the hours that went into this and the deep consideration of all the questions. Beautifully done.
@rosariovelasquez4717Ай бұрын
I cried and enjoyed you conversing with your wonderful mom. Now I understand sooo many things I feel when I see your videos. You both are wonderful souls and you Jonna have no idea of the more things you will be capable of accomplishing. This is just the beginning of your wonderful existence on this Earth. You are a magnificent soul!!! ❣
@lynnwahlen991929 күн бұрын
Oh please do a part 2! This was so lovely. Your mother is precious and her English is outstanding. Bravo.
@user-gw6ui2yi6zАй бұрын
Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.
@BenjaminCanales-nn9giАй бұрын
Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!
@ejmabrothers6743Ай бұрын
Yes, dr.porassss. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
@user-km2rz2wc1iАй бұрын
I wish those were more accessible here. Microdosing was the next thing I planned for my husband. He's 59 & facing many mental health issues, probably CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma for 8 days. Sadly, I had to get a TPO because he's 6'6, over 300 pounds, and displaying violent behavior, always talking about hurting others. He's really aggressive. If anyone out there knows about BPD, is it common to have an obsession with violence?
@BenjaminCanales-nn9giАй бұрын
Is he on instagram?
@ejmabrothers6743Ай бұрын
Yes he is dr.porassss.
@GlstakoАй бұрын
🦋🌱🌸 Jonna, you are the museum of the wild winter and peaceful summer days. You love with the kind of love which is more than just a feeling. If I know what calmness is, this is because of you. It is like you never seek total perfection but suddenly you create one, without even trying.. I think this is the beauty that lays inside of you! Best wishes!
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
Thank you with all my heart ❤🥹
@KateMantaАй бұрын
This is so beautifully said 🥹
@Rossella-on8inАй бұрын
I couldn't describe it in a better way: she is really "a museum of the wild winter and peaceful summer days"❤
@azaelalcsalondefrance864Ай бұрын
Each one of your videos are moving! You bring back love in our heart to earth and humanity!
@rundesewolawen24 күн бұрын
Thanks mum for your loving kindness, your openness en for giving that beautiful daughter to this world. ❤
@nad0b0lS24 күн бұрын
You two are such beautiful human beings. Jonna, your videos have been a light in the dark for me for years. And your mother is just as bright a light as you are, a kind and warm soul. Please do a part 2.
@mona13thАй бұрын
I cried almost the entire video, feeling how beautiful your relationship is and what extraordinary wisdom your mother has. The whole video is full of love, peace and that's what I feel while watching it. I wish all people had souls as beautiful as yours!
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
Aww your comment touched my heart ❤ thank you ❤❤❤
@BluebirdhouseАй бұрын
Jonna, You and your mother have NO Idea how powerful this interview is. It really, really resonates in SO many ways. Thank you and your mama for this. More please. Sending love and light to you all.
@penelopes.3877Ай бұрын
I would like to tell you how moving your stories are. You are so loving and authentic. It is a real pleasure to listen to you, to empathize, to be touched to tears ... Thank you for sharing your life with all of us. You are awesome!
@hellen240528 күн бұрын
You're Mum speaks so eloquently in English. She is such an inspiration. I cried so much towards the end! I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing ❤
@katkagajdosova5443Ай бұрын
"It's a game. You shouldn't take it too seriously." This melted my heart, and so did the photos ❤
@tamarapeterson1844Ай бұрын
Your community was there for me when my mom died suddenly. One day I talked to her, 2 days later she was gone. I needed this today. I miss my Mom. So much.
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
Im sooo sorry for your loss!! 😭❤❤❤❤
@pgstoneАй бұрын
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@killersister596Ай бұрын
Dear Tamara, I'm sorry for your loss too. Let's light a candle for mums in heaven and remember, they are never really gone, they only changed worlds. 🕯💕🕯 Much love for you!
@tinaanit938325 күн бұрын
Oh my god! This was so beautiful. I admired your mom for years, but I could see in some videos, that she doesn’t like to be on camera… Now I could watch a whole long video with your lovely mom and hear her thoughts and wisdom. Thank you thank you thank you! I am crying in joy ❤
@forestforthetreestarotАй бұрын
What a WONDERFUL video! You will have this forever! I cried (but in a good way) and it made me miss my mother who I lost to cancer when I was 25. BLESSINGS to you all!!
@giuliab219 күн бұрын
Aaaand blessings to you too :) ♥️
@alexasophieridderstrom2631Ай бұрын
Watching the interaction between you and your mother (and your family) feels like watching a family from another planet, some peaceful and good planet. A family who allows you to be you. I cannot explain it. I feel like I survived my childhood emotionally (even though I never experienced something "bad"). You seemed to have been nourished emotionally. Thats why we need your videos. You are now sharing what you received back then, with everyone who is watching, and you may not even have been conscious about it until this video. This is truly a big impact of healing, nurturing energy. Thank you both!
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@wyldceltАй бұрын
It was so lovely to get to know Anita. We’re honored that she would share herself with us. It was an amazing conversation. Thank you so much. Kramar ❤
@EdNeufeldАй бұрын
I was a couple days late to watch your video with your mom. What an inspiration you both are! You both have so much energy and talent. Plus you have the mother and daughter bond that is unique. Some people don’t have that. I for one never did. Any way you both touched my heart and I appreciate that. Best wishes to both of you and stay healthy!❤️✨❤️
@cloudstrive_ai25 күн бұрын
Absolutely love how your mom described IT, programming, and that it is all about problem-solving. With all that AI coming up, with all that speed in life, this is truly the essential aspect in all of those discussions: solving real problems and having a passion for that. Fantastic video, heart-warming conversation. Thanks, Jonna!
@PhoenixAurelius-138Ай бұрын
Jonna, you are surrounded by inspiring and fascinating people - like Johan, your mom, your uncle, just for example - who are so quiet and humble about their lives, and who do not seek for clout. It's almost like your purpose (in this regard) is to showcase these beautiful people to the world, because even if they don't want to, they NEED to be known.
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
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@SayAniseАй бұрын
This is lovely 🥰
@Lara_misneachdАй бұрын
I agree with each word you said!!!🌸
@brandonbassett4988Ай бұрын
As English is my primary language I can understand your mom loud and clear! It is so amazing to listen and gain wisdom from the older generation. 😊
@silviakhan304326 күн бұрын
This video made my heart so full! Made me smile, made me cry. Your mother is amazing!! I was just staring at her, embracing her gracefulness. You are so lucky to have such a supportive and loving parent. It's very important to have good parenting in life for self growth and success.
@debbiem7834Ай бұрын
Oh Jonna I loved this video! I will be turning 68 next month so I could really relate to your mother! Please tell her she speaks wonderful English. I so enjoyed all of her stories! Thank you again for showing us your world.
@sandranadeau6937Ай бұрын
Thank you! My husband passed away suddenly 29 days ago. It’s like a message from him to keep having fun and to explore. I love games, if life is a game that is a reminder to keep playing. The moment he died, I lost all fear of death and as much as I wouldn’t mind following, there is more here for me to do. That doesn’t lessen my sadness, just reminds me I’m not alone! So thank you both!
@joyceschreuder338Ай бұрын
So sorry to hear that you are hurting so much. Take care and I hope that you can take time to heal from the pain. With kindness, Joyce
@nurseprac.nikki513Ай бұрын
You can tell Jonna’s mother was a beauty in her youth as she’s gorgeous now. ❤
@dod2304Ай бұрын
Yes! The one photo of her when she was in her 20's...her right arm and hand are blurry....did you notice how much she looked like Isabella Rossellini? And now she is just beautiful as herself. What a lovely and interesting woman.
@AyshaA-ml2rd24 күн бұрын
Reminded me of Michelle pfeifer
@jeannet9592Ай бұрын
Thank you to Mrs. Anita for sharing about her life and thoughts. I appreciated her perspective on how challenging it is to raise teenagers. When they hurt, Mom hurts. I’m glad you encouraged her about how good of a job she did and how she shouldn’t regret things you went through.
@a_radom_user794Күн бұрын
Thank you kindly Anita for stepping out of your comfort zone and allowing us to get to know you better. You are such a sweet and genuine person with so much inspiration to share. You are so smart and inquisitive, yet so loving and humble. The world needs more people like you. I see where Jonna gets her personality from. You did a great job raising her. Bless both of you.
@susannehein3599Ай бұрын
Anita is an old soul and she is so very inspiring with her humility and kindness and a true blessing for your family and the world. All the best to you both beautiful ladies, thank you for your courage to sharing what matters in life.
@PentragonCosplayАй бұрын
Hearing your mother talk (especially about gratitude) made me realize why you turned out tobe such a beautiful being, Jonna. She really installed the best human point of views in you. A wonderful mother for a starseed like you!
@emilyfranz410126 күн бұрын
What a blessing to have your mom. I hope you enjoy every minute with her. She is artsy, kind and sweet. I enjoyed your interviews of her. Bring her back often!
@ursulakelly32127 күн бұрын
24 min in and your Mam has already given so much...and wants to give more 'volume'. Her willingness to connect even though 'shy' is fantastic. What a woman....living life to the full. Loved the whole video. Anita, your love and determination and wisdom is exemplary.Thank you both...2 great girls!!
@amich9575Ай бұрын
Finally, your Mom is here!! Thank you 🎉
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
😍😍😍❤️
@amalalblwy7501Ай бұрын
I am from Saudi Arabia and I want to tell you that she is wonderful. This is the first time I watch a long video and I hope it does not end. The way she speaks and describes life is wonderful.
@sherreefelstead401325 күн бұрын
What a beautiful conversation between mother and daughter. So inspiring and loving. Cheers to the both of you for having such a healthy, wonderful relationship!
@WisperingFogАй бұрын
The idea of living and rising up children is so inspiring to me. I grow up in a dark childhood. A lot of beating from my father and psychological terror from my mother. A reason why I didn’t want to have children for so long. But I am a mom now and I want my child to grow up knowing that I love it, support it and be there for it no matter what. I want to be the parent to it, my parents couldn’t be for me. And this loving words from your mom lifted me up! Thank you from the button of my heart for sharing you vision of life!!!! Much love and light to all the people!!!! 💚☀️
@The-KingsDaughterАй бұрын
How does it feel having the coolest mom, Jonna? She's so sweet! 💗💗
@tomcunningham6151Ай бұрын
Your Mom is a wonderful lady who has had such an interesting life. I loved her stories-- so great to get to know her! Chats with Mom are the best. I certainly miss talking with my Mom.
@beeimaginative25 күн бұрын
The picture of Anita’s dad looks like Ryan Reynolds. Her mom is beautiful. Can see where the family beauty comes from. What an idyllic place to grow up! So wonderful.
@lisabyrd8398Ай бұрын
This was such a beautiful conversation to watch. As the mom of a teenage girl, it was touching to hear Anita think back on Jonna's teen years. I could feel the love she has for her daughter. Well done, Mom.
@peggyveal8198Ай бұрын
There is so much humility and strength that emanates from your mother, and so much love in her eyes for you.
@dianabaudere6682Ай бұрын
Anita, Thank you so much for going out of your comfort zone and doing this q&a with Jonna! Your gentle yet resilient spirit, your curiosity of life and words of wisdom has inspired me so much. I just loved seeing the deep connection you both share with each other❤🙏
@sel_ina_Ай бұрын
WOW WOW WOW! Anita, how could you even think there is nothing to talk about you?! You are one of the most inspiring souls on this world! I now only watched the first 20 minutes and I'm totally blown away from your personality! Your soul makes the world a little bit better. Thank you for sharing all this! ♥
@user-hw6sx6rt4m25 күн бұрын
This is one of the most beautiful, fulfilling video's I've ever seen. I'm crying because I miss my beautiful mother and because of your twos' relationship. Your mom is a gem...as are you.
@susanbrumbelow4165Ай бұрын
My mother died when I was 14 years old. I have always dreamed of going on a trip with her and learning about her life. ☮❤🕯Thank you for this beautiful video!
@AwakeThrivingАй бұрын
Same here, sister ❤️ I lost mine when I was 13. They are with us, always, just in another form ✨❤️✨
@micovamariaАй бұрын
This 'interview' was out of this world. I am an Aquarius, born on the 5th of Feb. I feel your mum with my whole being. What an angel. I don't have my mum. Well, she is alive but, not the motherly type and we do not have any connection. As much as this was painful for me, I am sooo happy that you have this beautiful mother and you have such lovely relationship. Your stories were so sweet. So were your beginnings. Thank you for such a personal video. Big hugs to both of you. With all my love, Maria. ❤
@christian_koesterАй бұрын
Your mom is so mature and wise. What a gift to have that in your life. Can't imagine how it would be to could have conversations like this with one of your parrents. Seems like your mother trust herself, which must be wonderful!
@mrso665928 күн бұрын
What a delight this conversation with your Mum has been. So much wisdom and love, it is palpable ❤ Thank you both for sharing your stories with us. I would love a Part 2 and more. My Mum is no longer with us and this was a lovely reminder of how important our family is! Cherish these chats as they are the memories that stay with us forever.
@SwedenLifeeeАй бұрын
Till Jonnas mamma: Tack för dina intressanta och tankeväckande svar. Du är en vacker kvinna och det var så trevligt att höra dig berätta. Du gjorde ett toppenjobb även om du själv beskrev att du kände dig obekväm. Du är naturlig framför kameran och ger ett tryggt och intelligent intryck. Ha det fint!
@KristenStephenАй бұрын
Anita, you expressed yourself very well in English! I'm so happy you decided to go out of your comfort zone to talk to us. I wish everyone could have such an unconditionally loving and supportive mother. Thank you for showing us all what that looks like. The world needs more mothers like you.
@user-cl2et7er5qАй бұрын
Елена: Jonna , благодарю за это видео! Сколько мудрости, достоинства и скромности в Вашей маме Anita! Я живу в России и сама уже мама и бабушка и Ваша мама достойнейший вдохновляющий пример, как можно жить в зрелые годы.
@whatislife867923 күн бұрын
Приятно видеть русские комментарии. Здоровья вам и вашим близким 💖
@kjhummel733Ай бұрын
What a joy to hear from Anita! Thank you so much, Anita, for going beyond your comfort to share love, wisdom, and inspiration, and thank you, Jonna, for making this lovely visit with your mom possible. Love to you both! 💕
@kerryjames8791Ай бұрын
As an American who only speaks English et un peu de français- please don’t ever apologize about speaking English! I’m always impressed when a non native speaker has attempted to learn it. I can’t even imagine trying to learn Swedish…you should be really proud of yourself!
@zmiem9556Ай бұрын
This ❤
@still_becomingАй бұрын
Salut Kerry ❤
@LadyoftheFarmАй бұрын
Oh my! I adore your Mom! Wow! she is such a gem! She really opened up and did so wonderfully! And what an amazing family life all of you had… and still have! This was so super lovely thank you sweet Jonna!! ♥️
@alisonkershaw203514 сағат бұрын
This is THE most beautiful interview I have ever seen. Not just between mother/daughter although I loved this but between 2 human beings. So inspiring and insightful. Your mother’s English is amazing, probably better than mine and I am English. She is a wonderful person and I love her energy. Thank you so much for sharing your personal life. 🙏❤️
@MissMeditataАй бұрын
I'm so impressed with your moms English, please tell her that she can really express herself well and deeply. She is a true inspiration with her beautiful one of a kind energy! Much love to you from Estonia 🥰
@andrewcax6907Ай бұрын
This is episode is exactly why you will be in the history books as one of the 1st original "influencers" -Storyteller's of the Internet, Just stay true and your a sensation ❤
@bjlyon61527 күн бұрын
There’s such love and respect between the two of you. It was fun seeing photos of your childhood. Your mother is a strong woman. I see where you get your enthusiasm for life!
@inspiredbystarrАй бұрын
This was amazing Jonna. Your mom is so special and so are you. I have horrible anxiety and when I watch your videos I feel such a calm especially when your mom is on them. I lost my mom to cancer on my daughter's 15th birthday April 13th 2020 and I miss her everyday. I also have horrible anxiety around death and hearing your mom talk about being excited for it, makes me not as worried. And please let your mom know that her English was amazing. I understood everything that she said perfectly. You both are beautiful women, strong women, I'm so proud to be a woman because of women like you!
@nannygoatjАй бұрын
Tell your mom that another mom (with three grown children) appreciates her conversation; her English skills were exemplary. I send warm greetings from the US.
@cheryldingley4546Ай бұрын
Your Mom is a phenomenal woman. So incredibly intelligent, creative, talented, so much inner power and strength combined with so much love and spiritual knowledge. - It all makes sense to the amazing woman you are Jonna. You come from an incredible lineage. I could listen and learn from your Mom all day. Thank you Anita for having the courage to put yourself out there for us. This is one of the most meaningful videos you have done Jonna - something that will be cherished for years to come. ❤️
@jonnajintonАй бұрын
Thank you with all my heart for your loving words ❤❤❤
@clairecooper993123 күн бұрын
Jonna, your Mum is such an amazing woman. Her English is perfect, there’s a lot of people who can only speak one language. That was such a lovely chat with her it was a pleasure getting to know more about your lives. ❤
@patticook442529 күн бұрын
That was so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing your lovely mother with us. You are both very loving and kind women who are making the world a better place to be! Thank you!!!!
@kaylah9043Ай бұрын
Doubt you will see this comment now Jonna but I just wanted to say that this video gave out so much love and light. Your mother has such a warm beautiful soul. I can see exactly where you get your light and love from. Thank you both for sharing your stories with us. It warms my heart to see such a pure mother daughter connection. It inspires me to want to better my relationship with my own mother. ❤