The Amish: How They Survive | Full Movie | Buton Buller

[@ttocselbag5054]

I was born and raised in Amish country, Lancaster County, PA. When I was younger, their “backwardness” irritated me, but now as a “been kicked around by life” adult, I have massive respect for the Amish culture and community. 😊

[@rawbacon]

I gotta admit traveling around in a horse drawn buggy sounds kinda nice now that I'm a little older.

[@illex759]

I live with them in rural NY. I see them in the dead of night riding on the side of the road. No idea how they can see where they're going. No street lights way out here. They put lanterns on the back of the buggie so you can see them from behind. There's one guy I've seen out riding when it was almost 0 degrees out. Very nice people though. I just bought a bunch of birdhouse gourds from them, dirt cheap.😂

[@danajthaha6170]

How could that yummy food bug you ever!!! Didn’t your school build a barn with them in a day and learn how to make candles , so on ? They make the best food very kind people you can talk to them they will give you a deal ... I miss them

[@ttocselbag5054]

@@danajthaha6170 -where did I mention food?

[@danajthaha6170]

TTocs Elbag you didn’t you said they irritated you giggles 🤭 I was just saying good food nice people giggles

[@taylor4778]

I've always admired the Amish for their work ethic and sense of community.

[@dallaswilson3427]

what do you mean. is it cause they isolate their children from others. may i see where it states in the Bible, that children should be seperated if of different origin, and should not mingle or grow together. Can you show us all proof of this please

[@taylor4778]

@@dallaswilson3427 They have freedom of religion like every other human being in America does. And there are members of their communities who leave because they choose to live different lives. And those who stay do so because it's what THEY want to do, what they believe and how they wish to worship. AND, if in the process their children develop a good work ethic and sense of value, well GOOD FOR THEM!

[@katg.2628]

Ditto. Hard workers and family oriented. Most important - they love and serve GOD.

[@skyangel6336]

@@dallaswilson3427 Sounds like it's more your problem than theirs! They mingle with each other...the whole community. More mingling going on between them then the average person...They don't want the things of this world (idols) taking the place of God!

[@mysticjedi6730]

"Their side of the business uses electricity" what a joke.. they are still engaging in a business using technology.. making life more difficult.. that's called being stupid

[@concytrindade7005]

Lord please bless all Amish to continue singing, praying and singing and bless them to expand all over the world. It's so inspiring to watch them.

[@Blessednesting]

I’ve found myself wanting to adopt the Amish ways more in the past year with the crazy current events. The simple, secluded and purer life is so appealing.

[@shadowfax9177]

Let's do it! I live in FL.

[@vinlago]

Many are living more simply by necessity. We wash clothes in a machine run on a generator and hang them to dry in a line stretched between trees. We grow as much food as we can. We dehydrate, ferment and can extra produce for winter/off-season. We barely have refrigeration (just a small camper fridge run on propane). It's hard but it's what we can afford.

[@teresacodilan7809]

@@vinlago necessity is the mother of all ambitions

[@vinlago]

@@teresacodilan7809 absolutely. Necessity with a dash of curiosity. 🐈

[@makmar4484]

@@shadowfax9177 there are amish in Sarasota

[@jims6197]

Raised in Ohio, I have admired the Amish all my life. This video caused my spirit once again to yearn for that simpler lifestyle, with its sense of community, and love for Jesus and each other.

[@tdioxin2658]

Same. Up here in Canada we have the Mennonites nearby. Just beautiful.

[@thiamata5346]

I grew up in Ohio as well and always loved the Amish. Still do and miss Ohio so much.

[@ravenhummel8202]

I was born and raised in Indiana and live in Ohio. I have had Amish friends all of my life. When you need them, they are there. They, literally, come hundreds of miles to help people when disaster strikes. They live their faith

[@jfdc8402]

@@ravenhummel8202 this is heavenly works indeed ❤️ they are the kind of people that Jesus describes !

[@JamesCouch777]

We have a lot of Amish in northwest Arkansas and northeast Oklahoma. I have always respected and admired their way of life and work ethic.

[@Crabtree1844]

I love the Amish. I like and appreciate how they strive to maintain an identity untainted with the world, their work ethic, industrious spirt and close-knit community.

[@AuntieM78]

If things keep going like they are a lot of people will wish they had a horse & buggy! Their food is delicious and their quilt making is gorgeous!!

[@anniruba9751]

Genau so ist es!

[@rebeccafowler432]

REVELATION IS HERE

[@valeriegriner5644]

The Amish really LIVE their faith and Biblical beliefs..."love thy neighbor as thyself." They are to be admired.

[@janetalison8384]

Than why didn’t they offer the guy in the blizzard a ride, at the very end.

[@jaclynrichmond1049]

Check out the documentaries about their youth, there is a dark side

[@emmaglaeser974]

I too was raised Amish from Middlefield, Ohio. I’ve watched a lot of videos on what the outside world thought was truth of the Amish!! This is spot on! You did a great job depicting what, who and why they still do the things they do. I left in 1986, a lot has changed for the good and I’m so proud to say that is my culture!!

[@myfencingcenter6265]

Are u sorry u left?

[@evansmuraga2256]

I deepy admire their work ethics.the lifestyle too.but afew things I wouldn't embrace.

[@almostemptynester777]

I used to have a lit of respect for the Amish until I saw how they treat their animals, then I lost a lot of respect for them. Particularly the horses, they work HARD for them all their lives and they are treated like tools and the tossed to the slaughterhouse when the family is done with them or they are too old ro work anymore. I have seem horses with so many scars from being hit and from the work they had them doing. It was disheartening..The Bible doesnt say to treat God's creatures that way!

[@Love-qv9nl]

I learn from watching videos of the Amish. I’m going to take some of their ways & apply to my life in 2023. My own Ordnung so to speak. 😊

[@missourimom4613]

@@almostemptynester777 they are also, once of the largest group of puppy mill breeders in the state of Missouri! it's pathetic how they treat animals!

[@needmoreramsay]

So many valuable lessons long forgotten in the Western world. Care for family, friends, community, animals and the land and a love of God. Amazing people.

[@joshgroom8421]

And surpression of human freedom and free choice- you go live there and gie your life to God! Or whatever! God is you- and how you live-and you only get one shot at being God

[@timw8649]

@@joshgroom8421 They opt for that, in trade for community and a life lived closer to God. So, they have the freedom to choose that life or walk away.

[@fedup6969]

The Amish are NOT the most empathetic people you will ever meet when it comes to animal welfare. They will take care of their horses and cattle only as much as it takes to keep them working and producing. A buggy horse might be tied up for hours in the hot sun with no shade or water, tormented by flies because the owners won’t put fly spray on them. I’ve never seen my neighbors call a veterinarian. If an animal is sick they usually only try some home remedy. Sometimes it works, usually it doesn’t. That applies mostly to horses, cattle, and other livestock. As for cats and dogs, they are not pets. You’ll never see one inside the home or even in a doghouse and they don’t buy dog/cat food for them. They just wander about the place and are expected to feed themselves on whatever they can scrounge up. They find shelter in whatever place they can, whether it is -20 or 95 outside. The Amish will not interact with them by talking to them (other than an order) or petting them. They are never spayed or neutered so you can expect to see litter after litter running around the barnyard. Very few will survive past a year or two. Some buy a dog from a breeder for varmint control. Those are the puppy mills that others have mentioned. I’ve seen one or two of those mills and I can’t imagine a worse place to live. Great Pyrenees and Australian Shepherds are common varmint dogs. And as for outright cruelty, that’s more common than you might think. I’ve seen Amish beat a recalcitrant horse or dog mercilessly. I once saw our neighbor kids tormenting a small kitten while it cried and cried (I never saw that kitten again).

[@shammydammy2610]

Puppy mills and overworked horses.

[@annahonold800]

@@fedup6969 It is still common practice on farms in Germany (where most of the Amish originate) to keep a barn cat in the barn where they take care of the mice and to not let them into the house. That would be considered unhygienic and rightly so. Now we know that cats can carry toxoplasma gondii, which causes toxoplasmosis and that is dangerous for pregnant women. Same goes for the dogs on the farm. They have a job to do. Protecting the farm and not carrying fox tapeworms, hair, dirt and yersinia pestis into the living room. It's a good sign that these Amish dogs are not tied to a chain but are allowed to roam the property freely. This way they stay healthy, both physically and mentally. Plus they can eat grass for their stomach and enjoy nature at any given time. Personally I think that they are way better off than all of these couch potato cats and dogs that eventually develop neurotic behavior and need a shrink like Cesar Milan.

[@arceliacody5151]

I can relate to the Amish. Our culture was similar to Amish. It’s a beautiful community structure. Less problems and people help each other. Sure missed that ways of living . It’s beautiful.

[@bobbydee1187]

I was raised to stay away from them . Now I know why. They work together, And stick very close to God. Now I wish I was Amish.

[@bobbydee1187]

@helloeveryone540 Go to Lancaster PA

[@thereaper7682]

This is what preserving and keeping your culture and identity should be

[@fatimaperez9181]

Lol

[@bvbxiong5791]

what? inbred? cause they inbred AF.

[@racheddar]

Every culture has its deficiencies, and interaction between cultures can help ameliorate that. Not to mention that they are very fortunate to be a bubble protected by a more advanced, modern American secular culture that allows them to practice their way of life without being crushed and dissolved by competing groups.

[@nancybaumgartner6774]

@@racheddar you are right about that .

[@jaclynrichmond1049]

Forced conformity 😢

[@danielleterry180]

I have so much respect for these people keeping to their faith and convictions of how they live

[@georgecuster1991]

You dont actually know the Amish, do you?

[@danielleterry180]

Lived next to them and I have a long standing friendship with a Amish woman yes they are standoffish to the English but I can’t blame them

[@dee4174]

I'm a Christian and fascinated by this documentary. God has been calling me to simplify my own lifestyle and I think there is a lot to learn here. Personally I'm spending less time watching TV and more time reading and studying Bible and doing useful hobbies like sewing, knitting etc. Their simple uncluttered homes where you can hear a clock ticking and fire crackling seem wonderfully peaceful.

[@selmathompson835]

So true

[@ronb4178]

Amazing to see how the building came to realization. It is a show of a cohesive workforce, discipline, apprentices, carpenters, engineers, specialists all on the job working together. What a joy! Thanks!

[@VanCaven]

✔️💯🎯

[@charlenelaguer7072]

What a great documentary!!! Great information of the wisdom of the Amish! We must all learn something from their community!! Thanks for sharing!

[@awillis244]

They also learn very much from ours.

[@dallaswilson3427]

what should we learn. to live primitive all their lives and not to say NO to parents or they get shunned. Or not allowed to dream of better things. what exactly could we learnn, cause these are all signs of Child abuse

[@dermotosullivan3065]

@@dallaswilson3427 Pretty narrowminded comment when you refer to them as primitive. I doubt many watching this video think we should emulate their lifestyle but there are aspects of it that offer valuable lessons such as the work ethic, resourcefulness, strong community period etc.

[@baki7121]

Brilliant 👏. People living and enjoying life while others imprisoning themselves with technology

[@shammydammy2610]

And you'd never enjoy this video without the piece of technology you used to watch it.

[@baki7121]

@@shammydammy2610 i actually didn't enjoy it but feel sad. There is a limit to everything

[@shammydammy2610]

@@baki7121 So, you're deliberately missing my point?

[@baki7121]

@@shammydammy2610 which is ?

[@shammydammy2610]

@@baki7121 The hypocrisy of slamming technology by using a technological device to access information/culture/lifestyles that are not available for most to experience, and then using that same technological device to engage people thousands of miles away in discussion about that information. You're speaking to me via technology. I'm probably not even in the same country as you are.

[@judithwalters8959]

My grandmother was amish. She passed when my father was young. I am so sorry I never got to meet and know her. She could have taught me so much. Although I am not amish, I feel connected threw her and love learning the life style.

[@jacquelynejohnson9127]

Iived in Ohio for 60 years just moved to Florida , saw the der Dutchman and started to cry, how refreshing to see Ohio again , the corn fields , the trees

[@GlobalistJuice]

There's just something about watching those single horse buggies, with that sleek horse trotting up-front, spindly legs pulled up high and clip-clapping down, moving swiftly along the road, head held high, in a perfectly rhythmed stride! It's really such a pleasing thing to see!

[@rangerannie5636]

A horse that has his head "held high" can not work or pull as comfortably or efficiently as a horse who is allowed to carry his head lower, in a comfortable working position. Men ruin good horses by jacking their heads up for "fashion" - because they think a horse with his head held up too high is snazzy looking. I much prefer a horse who is allowed to perform his job to the best of his ability and not to feed some idiot man's over inflated ego!

[@rangerannie5636]

Check reins are cruel. I can not respect any man who thinks he needs to use a check rein on his carriage horse!!

[@Carsonrose75]

Thank you so much for posting these videos! Every evening my husband and I look forward to watching one after supper. We greatly appreciate the wholesome informative videos

[@frank1720]

These people are a national treasure..

[@rachels1616]

I greatly appreciate and have a high respect for the Amish. I love the farm, I used to work on a farm and absolutely loved it! I love taking care of the animals, especially feeding the baby calves🙏♥️

[@hannapiasecka-shaw2521]

It was years ago, when together with my husband we discovered Amish via internet. Very much in love with Amish life style ever since. I know you have to be born as Amish, cannot become Amish. With time passing by and the crazy, godless, self- destructing, contemporary, so called modern world, society and even Church ( I'm Christian, Catholic), I'm more and more sure that AMISH LIFE STYLE IS THE ONLY WAY FORWARD. I LOVE IT. I RESPECT IT. IF ONLY POSSIBLE I WOULD LOVE, TOGETHER WITH MY FAMILY TO BECOME AMISH. I would very happily to leave behind the whole modern world, all it's technology, gadgets ( made in hell) behind. God bless you all Amish People. I'm not sure how much you are aware of endless God's blessings. You are truly PEOPLE OF GOD, FAITHFUL, BEAUTIFUL, WISE, HAPPY. GOD BLESS YOU AND THANK YOU FOR LETTING US TO LEARN ABOUT YOU. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@peggyyang4726]

We live on the Comeragh mountain in Ireland and Amish bakery is our only shop in the village to provide essential productS, with their lovely tasty breads and cakes; they are lovely and down to earth. We admire them to keep their value of life. Great documentary to let me understand our neighborhood more.

[@peggyyang4726]

The more I watch, the more respect I have towards to them. The whole human being should learn their value so we will be less materialistic, and kind to others and our world, and be responsible to everyone else.

[@teresacodilan7809]

amishing

[@georgecuster1991]

Your comment is disgusting. Its like saying the pedophile next door is a "nice man." The Amish are not what you think they are. You dont actually know them.

[@YouSUBSCRIBE739]

@peggy My momma was from ireland....born n raised til 18yo married my daddy. She had family there.

[@gracie2375]

What a wonderful video this is. It's like a bath of real living, families, communities we have long lost in the today's American culture. Marvelous images and principles.

[@lasannmay9607]

Oh, how good & pleasant it is when brothers and sisters dwell together in unity! I really enjoyed this documentary & have much respect for the Amish lifestyle & community & Mennonites too! God bless everyone!🧑‍🦳🌹🙏✌️❤️🆒🦅🦉✝️

[@karen3602]

This is a great documentary. My father was raised Amish and left. Now as an adult, I am reconnecting with the Amish and have made many friends offering to help me find my extended family. I have been somewhat “adopted” by an Amish family I’ve known for a few years. The kindest people I’ve ever met.

[@elvenkind6072]

Is it possible for an outsider and a foreigner, from Europe, to join a society like the Amish? They look like the only type of community that can possibly survive during the time when people have to choose between the mark of the beast and dying of hunger.

[@peacebestillgaming3073]

@@elvenkind6072 indeed. the more crazier the current world gets, the more we can see how these groups actually had avoided so many of our modern problems. price of healthcare, nursing homes, finances, identity problems, gender problems, teen drugs and pregnancy, violence and so many things that modern people have troubles with, so much of these could have been decreased or avoided altogether, heck, even this global warming crap and being carbon negative. but then again, we would easily get invaded by russia or china if half the nation converted to this culture... that aside, even just partial adoption of their lifestyle would do wonders for the rest of the country. even their basic "dinner together every night" would curb so much problems in society specially with kids and violence and drugs and pregnancy. as well as divorce etc... i know. because i came from a culture that isnt amish but we practice the dinner together thing in asia and it does do wonders for peoples mental state.

[@ax.f-1256]

​@@elvenkind6072yes you can. Some communities will accept you. But not everyone. Some are more open to accept outsiders than others. The most difficult part would be the language Pennsylvania dutch, that old German/swissgerman/english mix. And You have to work quite hard, compared to the normal outside world. And you have to follow all the rules of the community and of the bible by heart. Otherwise you have to leave the community. It's not like "I don't like that commandment and I choose to ignore it" or "I will sneak in a tv to watch hockey" It's very hard if you know the outside world. People that are Born Amish grew up in the system, while you will probably have to learn everything from scratch. And that is quite difficult. But it can be done, if you really want to. You just need enough will to do it and a community that will accept you. And about the beast/ anti- Christ: Don't think you could escape the beast...🙈🙈 The beast will try to persecute, imprison, torture and kill every one that believes and that won't submit to it and that won't accept his mark. So the beast will probably immediately try to destroy the most traditional believers like the Amish. But we know that Jesus can raise the dead and give you eternal life. But it will be a very hard time once the Endtimes completely start. We will be persecuted and tortured and mocked just like Jesus was if we don't obey the beast. So running away won't make the beast go away. But I understand your idea, with the Amish 😅

[@noeleenfalkner4557]

Thank you this video brought me to tears how you care for one another true Christianity at its highest thank you so much, love this

[@ayronsmama05]

I love this documentary! I have always read about the Amish, Mennonite and Hutterite communities and I'm in love with the all! God Bless!!

[@teresacodilan7809]

they are bored

[@sandrahunte9950]

Thank you for this wonderful documentary! Brought back memories of my childhood experiences growing up in the West Indies, of stories told by the older folks of life where family mattered, where a similar lifestyle of church going , growing gardens, rearing animals was a way of life, and we kids sure had fun doing chores.

[@jimjohnson9200]

As an outsider, I'm amazed at the history and the definition, creation of their separation.

[@PowerNMe2]

Thank you for that video! I thoroughly enjoyed it! I so admire the Amish people!

[@teamcougars]

The Amish definitely creates a sustainable lifestyle for their way of life and ours as well with their hay, produce and beautiful heirloom furniture and quilts ❤❤ I would love to have an Amish quilt 💜

[@wanderlustandsparkle4395]

FYI: They survive by working together as a community!

[@locaporti7441]

And asking God’s help and living by His Word

[@haggai3.477]

@@locaporti7441 “So don’t worry about these things, saying, ‘What will we eat? What will we drink? What will we wear?’ 32These things dominate the thoughts of unbelievers, but your heavenly Father already knows all your needs. 33Seek the Kingdom of Gode above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need.

[@andrewyoung749]

@@haggai3.477 “So don’t worry about these things, saying, ‘What will we eat? What will we drink? What will we wear?’ 32These things dominate the thoughts of unbelievers, but your heavenly Father already knows all your needs. err might want to look into african famines and deaths from lack of food therein champ. godly continent that, lots and lots of starvation...

[@conservativepro-republicch4551]

@@locaporti7441 excellent!!!

[@Brenda0312F]

Exactly. A nation, country, state, county, city, community divided...shall not stand. 🙁

[@cindymonk6994]

Excellent presentation focusing on economic survival and showing Amish values as an economic strength.

[@mamawfrancy]

While different many are critical of their strict lifestyle but we have visited the Amish and they're a God loving hardworking people with a self sufficient lifestyle.

[@ravenhummel8202]

Not really strict, structured and comforting.

[@Dakota-Rose]

With things going on in the world right now and being in a middle of a reset it is amazing to watch and learn from their lifestyles. Always was fascinated by it but lately even more to be more and more self sufficient.

[@pamelagifford8571]

I have an utmost respect for those who are true to their religion and family.

[@meremadswyant8835]

This was great! A new appreciation for the Amish! Hard working god fearing community driven folks! Great!

[@debia1490]

It amazes me that they left they own country for their beliefs, and have thrived here...I love this, we should all be more like them🥰😍🥰

[@thomasm.7058]

This is why America is so great. I grow up in a Family in Germany, who my father's side was religious in a similar way like the Amish. Over the course of time, the older members passed away and the relating members got more modern. I miss that time, who we gathered as a whole family...

[@deborahmiller4999]

So inspiring..this is what Americans have lost..true values..true morals. Thank you for such a reminder of what we really need in our daily walk.

[@shawnaweesner3759]

Deborah Miller: The Amish are just people, as sinful as us all. The English (as the Amish call us) Americans have not lost our true values and true morals. The immoral behavior of some in America is given, unfortunately, a lot of press. However, Christians are quietly going about our Father’s business! We go to Church, and prayer group, and marry other Christians, and have children, and send them to Christian Schools, or Home School.

[@loriwyoming835]

@@shawnaweesner3759 Are you truly fulfilling your Christian duty for the community? Going to church and procreating are not fulfilling what a true Christian is commanded to do. What you just described is the exact reason I won't go to church.

[@ravenhummel8202]

@@loriwyoming835 G-d is everywhere.

[@sonitabaraka]

How can there exist two extremes; in some part of America, men and women almost walk naked showing sensitive body parts, in other like in this Amish people, girls and women dress so decently. This world is amazing i tell you.

[@bobv8219]

The most pure people on North America. My most respect for the kindest people on earth.

[@Freetalkfm]

Much respect and love.

[@laurienorton7422]

Amish built furniture and amish quilts are of excellent quality!

[@bpeterssen]

Whether Amish, Mennonite, or Hutterite you would always find a welcome and repect among them. I've experienced this first hand for many years being involved in my dealings with many. Their work ethic is exceptional along with attention to detail. Years ago I bought my handmade furniture from the Amish. I've hauled various goods for different groups and colonies and always been treated well. We benefit greatly having them in our society! Their homegrown produce and cafes are also excellent. I frequent them whenever possible.

[@teresacodilan7809]

sure they are

[@ruththompson9369]

These people are loved in my community and I love talking to them they have a simple way of life that a lot of us would love to live

[@barbaratrubenbach115]

Thank you for doing this video, it was most enjoyable. Use to visit Lancaster, Pa. several times, purchased so much of their harvests and then canned it. They have a beauty all their own, even though we do not see all into their lives, it has to be hard, but wish families were closer the way they are.

[@Bambisgf77]

Thank you for sharing this with us. To my surprise I watched beginning to end with pleasure.

[@teresacodilan7809]

to my pleasure I watched beginning to end with surprise

[@loribenintendi5843]

Beautiful people. This was very informative. 🙌✝️

[@emiliagallardo2655]

Amazing stories I adore the amish discipline and work ethics in the community

[@mylindamason6389]

Precious. Life and lifestyle have given them so much we lack today. God help us to get back to basics. MM

[@Jnewland235]

I know they have a lot of drawbacks living as an Amish but there is a ton of positive things I see as much as I've lived among them some. Amazing people ❤

[@pamelahopkins-v4b]

Everyone can not be Amish, but it looks like we can learn a lot from the Amish

[@CrysiCrysis]

Amish made furniture has and always will be my favorite furniture. It's worth every penny spent. Their craftsmen have something special that mass production simply lacks. There's a warmth and a soul to every piece that they make, and it's genuinely indescribable. My family has bought Amish crafted furniture since I was a child, and it's a coming of age thing to go buy your first piece from one of the woodworkers for us. Not to mention their communities are beautiful and wonderful and generally good. I try to support local Amish communities whenever possible, because they deserve it.

[@pradiptamishra5061]

I am thoroughly impressed watching this video from India. Great community with love for nature, animals having strong religious beliefs & moral values. Thanks for your effort to bring out this video.

[@PLATINUMCASTLE813]

Thank you for understanding and treating animals kindly.

[@ericgingerbreadcartman]

You are welcome 🤗

[@studiobencivengamarcusbenc5272]

That’s what i miss right now - half of my neighbors are pagans and the last 3 years I consider this a problem - I am wretch and in no way better than the next man but I need the faith - this documentary clearly shows that faith creates, secures and heals ! God bless you !

[@fifthavenuegirl]

This is where I'm at. All my neighbors are pagans. Tares that have taken the mark. I want to live by Amish, live a similar lifestyle but by myself frankly with my animals of course. And the specific reasons are because in all human groups, there are narcissists and psychoptahs. I don't want people bossing me or having a leader bossing me. If I need advice I will ask but other than that, I will take responsibilty for my own life.

[@georgecuster1991]

what a crock of BS. My god.... You dont know the Amish, do you? I loved these people before I got to know what they actually are: a sick, twisted, repressive and cruel cult. If you like incest and animal cruelty - then you will love this cult. BTW -they were thrown out of Austria for their cruelty.

[@susanneal6063]

@@fifthavenuegirl I agree with you. The Lifestyle in Nature and with the Animals is beautiful but i dont need old Men to tell me how to wear my Hair or how many Times a Day to Pray and im Speaking as a Muslim Women which has a Headscarf but im totally against having like Guards standing in front of me and controlling if everything is the right way...this also happening in Amish Culture where really Important things many times are overseen.

[@melindawilson-pepper2074]

Fascinating and idealistic, I respect the Amish and those like them

[@gerripeach2396]

I Have Much Respect For The Amish People, They Live By What Is Right In The Sight Of Our Lord.

[@debbielucas4009]

Amen it says so in the Bible

[@Golfr2020]

What a simple meaningful existence, catering for yourself with hard work. Not taking things for granted. No anti social media to content with, no mobile phones in their faces but to communicate face to face. No crime, drugs or cultural enrichments forced on to them. No speeding tickets, hardly any pollutants created. Healtgy fresh wholesome foods. Respect towards one another. I think they have way more positives about them than my status Q generation. Amasing people. Cheers from 🇦🇺👍

[@shaneroper5470]

Understanding where you live, and a community that is educated to know, is very important in order for longevity as a people.

[@grandmanancy4719]

Seeing a black buggy led by a beautiful horse is a beautiful sight and reminds me of days long gone by. Hard work and God-fearing people, two things that are missing today.

[@concernedamerican6961]

Amazing video, I've learned so much about the Amish People, Thank you.

[@justsarah8577]

Give Grace and Praise to Amish Community for help and Care to the families of North Carolina. Praise be.

[@gaymichaelis7581]

Oops, was going to say thank you to all the people involved in making this video and bringing it to us on KZbin!!!

[@michaeldonovan6076]

Thank you this was a fantastic educational video, Im irish catholic christian and want to learn the Aimish way, Its a beautiful life, I agree the pace of life in 21st western world has to slow at rapid pace, We have to return to the old ways to survive its as simple as that, We cant continue at stealth speed, I love bibal study reading scriptures being one and close to god i love singing praising the lord, My humble thanks to the Aimish community for a wonderful educational video in god we trust our salvation.

[@yeshuaisthewaythetruthandt515]

GOD BLESS THEM

[@ericgingerbreadcartman]

what about us?

[@louiseanderson1505]

I truly love learning about the Amish way of life. Thank you for this delightful documentary. God bless the Amish ❤

[@MooMoo-fw3kh]

I pray that you will always exist. I love your community and wish that I could learn more from you.

[@braeutchen41]

I found a long long plain wooden table w 8 beautiful sturdy chairs put together w wooden pegs and drilled holes......I found the set second hand.....I was stunned. I bought it in a heart beat and gave it to my son for his "conference table" as he graduated law school......one of our family's pride and joy sets of furniture......🖐🏻☺️

[@eeveeredbulla9147]

Absolutely love this kind of living. The Amish are a fascinated group of folk. 💗

[@cmac1978123]

This is an ideal template for an alternative world post covid as society splits into two

[@roterakaten636]

Truly some of the best people I have ever met in my life.

[@dorotheaweber302]

I grew up in western Pennsylvania and every summer I would stay with my grandmother in the summers. We would drive into Millers town 6:18 and Reading. There were a lot of Amish around. I loved it. Their cooking is excellent and so are their wood working skills.

[@jeansaben9954]

love how this was done/I have watched this by renting from our library atleast 50 times now

[@drjaaj1594]

I like this genuine people and community. They are the real believers and not hypocrites as I understand. They help each other so efficiently and effectively! I myself can’t live such a lifestyle but I respect them. It is interesting to know how much it costed and who pays for that building of the barn ?

[@wolfevickery6081]

I very much enjoy the having Amish in my area. They keep alive everything that is suppose to be great about community living. When I was young so many more people participated in cummunity events and volunteered or supported each other. The Amish still do.

[@audreyherbest872]

I feel like I belong there! Great Documentary I must watch for anyone not knowing the Amazing Amish!

[@emsdiy6857]

I really appreciate how you guys portrayed them in this video

[@waldirlago6967]

It's touching seeing how much they help each other. Congrats on the organization and purposes.

[@lisaleonzis5303]

I live very close to the Amish . They are very nice people. They are very respectful

[@RobertWilliam-yu8gi]

Wonderful hard working people. :)

[@tipr8739]

Craziest thing I saw was Amish at a craft fair in Florida. God Bless em

[@pamelaharrison3196]

I think the Amish people are very wonderful and their communities are just amazing their work ethic is just amazing they are just amazing God bless them

[@kimyoung3484]

Thank you so much for your video Sir.♥️♥️

[@Connieyana]

I loved the documentary! Very well done😋

[@lisalu3994]

Just look at those kiddos are running in the snow and having so much fun. I imagine the Amish don't see work as we do. Although manual labour is physically hard it's harder when you know so much of the population are sitting in an heated office etc. So if all are equal in their society it probably just seems natural to go amd graft. Great insight into their world. Thank you for sharing.

[@emmib1388]

yes, while they work hard, they also believe in family time and relaxation. So, when we are trying to get to our office job in the blizzard, they are at home enjoying time with each other !

[@teresacodilan7809]

they made their choices everybody does

[@MarciPrice-cl6eq]

I was born Southern Baptist in 1967. Our small community lived like this. I can remember having canning sessions in the basement of our Church, as a community. All the women & girls did their part. The men tended the fields, livestock, except the chickens, my Granny made all my clothes, we had community dinner after Church every Sunday. I was 17 before I ever wore store bought clothes. No electricity, no indoor plumbing, gas stove & fridge. Do this day, I miss those days!

[@elieshadavis3968]

I have always admired this people.

[@ackack612]

Very interesting and well produced. Big thumbs up!

[@J4-kjtdr8775]

It sure be nice if all people could trust and respect each other as the Amish do

[@samanthaporter6662]

I will literally be moving nextdoor to Amish people... I am very happy to have such smart, independent, hardworking people with morals and values as my neighbors!!

[@ericgingerbreadcartman]

why are you lying?

[@jomomma1512]

I live in Ohio and come across the Amish and Mennonite people often. Wonderful, hard working people & the cooking is so tasty!

[@Harry-Hartmann]

Super Video 👍🏻

[@palkiaking6802]

I grew up in Belize Central America and the Amish community isn’t that from where I live. An they are some great people

[@gaymichaelis7581]

Thank you so very much for a very well done film/video/documentary(or whatever you call it nowadays!)… having grown up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, not far from Lancaster and the Amish, and getting to do a paper for my senior history class on the Amish and Mennonites and shakers, I have a bit of knowledge, that I have added to over the years, but especially lately with my smart phone and KZbin!!! I was raised Episcopalian in Pennsylvania and Florida, and did a bunch of other things, such as transcendental meditation and becoming a Nishiren Shoshone Buddhist for a bit, & going to other churches, etc, I finally joined/was baptized in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A lot of the values and teachings of the Amish are totally in sync with the Latter-day Saint teachings!!!! The Amish are incredible!!!! I really love and appreciate them a lot more, being that I am older and joined my church and because of these many wonderful KZbin videos!! I don’t live in Pennsylvania anymore or in any of the states where are the Amish really reside… had lived in Alaska for 16 years, moving down to Utah 20 years ago…

[@Livetoeat171]

Very biased and makes it seem romanticized. Hidden horrors in the Amish community are hidden from the public.

[@OldesouthFarm]

Community and freedom, self sufficient and moral.

[@jfdc8402]

= Heavenly community.

[@archithlon]

Darum sag ich‘s noch einmal: Gott ist die Liebe….mein Lieblingslied vom Kindergarten und der Kirche in Maulbronn, Baden-Württemberg. Das gibt feuchte Augen. Gott segne und beschütze Euch. Danke Euch, für‘s Teilen hier.