Why Frankincense And Myrrh Are So Expensive | So Expensive

[@some5672]

The irony in the resin trying to protect itself is the reason for their extinction

[@Kuragari10]

The reason for their extinction is human greed. Let's not pretend it's the tree's fault.

[@GRAITOM]

@blv i thought it was gonna be a channel built around the irony of something protecting itself is the reason it goes extinct... but no you made me search up a channel about "tik tok drama" wtf who tf would ever care to watch that.

[@texas3258]

@@GRAITOM the new generation mostly retards

[@aaronkendziorek7719]

Imagine your blood is cocaine

[@lordpowell3788]

Most pants r like that in regards to humans..think spicy peppers the capsaicin is a poison ment to protect the plant but instead we seek it out for its spiciness I dont remember who but someone said the best evolutionary trait a plant or animal can have is to be useful to humans in some way ...if they do that then we will plant fields and fields of that plant accross the globe help and protect it (corn, lawn grass, fruit trees, alo vera, pigs, cows, chickens etc) in that way we humans help spread the genes of that species accross the planet and ensure its species longevity... And if there not useful well we will make way for the things that r usefull

[@alvinramsey9372]

I would think that it would be obvious that the trees are not reproducing or dropping seed because they're spending all of their effort in healing from damage versus dropping seed.

[@sairaatwal]

Also, trees sense their being 'attacked and communicate with others nearby. This is why elephants in Africa graze quickly before their leaves become poisonous and have to move to another location

[@sparkysmalarkey]

My brother took it upon himself to hack a bunch of branches off one of our Mullberry trees, it took 5 years for it to start producing berries again. It does make considerably more berries now, and there are a ton of branches. There are also like 5-6 new trees popping up near it, shot up from the roots of the one that got hacked (Edit: figured this out when I tried to relocate them). I think if they left alternating portions of those trees alone for a few years, they would see a massive resurgence.

[@mohdhafidz6268]

@@sparkysmalarkey I think that's impossible coz it'll affect their livelihood, it's a big business that involves hundreds of millions of dollars..

[@sparkysmalarkey]

@@mohdhafidz6268 I understand the need outweighs the risk, but a market that cannot sustain itself will die eventually. If nothing can be done, so be it, they need to start looking for something to replace it, before it dies. If they find another source it could save that market, as well as create more opportunity. I am sure it is easier said than done, and they likely spend all day looking for more ways to make income.

[@thinkinginsideout4053]

In my theory, I suggest the opposite. What I understand in working with some other crops, induced stress such as tapping trees should create response from the plant to produce more flower that afterwards produces seeds for it to ensure survival of its progeny.

[@tiffanybaby13]

This tree can grow in extraordinary circumstances (such as from a rock) but humans have been unsuccessful in producing it through seedlings? How is that possible? Nature is fickle

[@christophermaringmei7248]

yes ! indeed

[@boulderbash19700209]

Are there plantations or are they just gathering the incense from wild trees?

[@theshowman4510]

I am surprise people just don't buy the seedlings and grow them in their backyard for a few years and then start tapping. If these trees can grow out of rock what is to stop them from growing were there is plenty of water.

[@boulderbash19700209]

@@theshowman4510 Or they just are not patient enough? Maybe it took ten or twenty years before you can tap the tree.

[@boulderbash19700209]

@Derek Bartlett Naturally. Yet you can google and there are some people selling sapplings of the tree.

[@Nghilifa]

We have myrrh here in Namibia, we don't harvest it until the resin detaches from the tree(s) and hit the ground. This way, we don't harm/injure the trees, thus ensuring that we use it sustainably, which we have done for centuries upon centuries. Smells heavenly!

[@SunnyDlite84]

Love that. TY🥰

[@Reaper-3000]

Aweh Namibia

[@sunflowerdancecom]

GOD BLESS YOU FOR LIVING WITHOUT HURTING THE EARTH

[@peacheskong2245]

Do you also use it for the skin,like body lotion?

[@thegrimisin2902]

Do you sell it?

[@huarwe1196]

The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago the second best time is today.

[@akashgadekar6983]

I wish everyone should be as positive as you are. We will try.....🙏

[@814genetics5]

Right after I cut a tree I put a 8 to 10 foot tree in its place on my property... I once bbn bought a 20 foot oak because who wants to weight for it to grow lol

[@krjbalan1264]

Did u?😂

[@rashoietolan3047]

Your victorious stance is pro generative

[@josefapeque9018]

@@akashgadekar6983 Pls . Show me the fruits and shape of the fruits

[@astaridjatmiko8187]

Always. The resources are extinct and the locals are still not wealthy.

[@MikuHatsune12]

@@boulderbash19700209 ignorant

[@boulderbash19700209]

@@MikuHatsune12 SJW

[@foxbat473]

its not only corruption but the export markets fix the prizes, however if all was consumed in africa including the best grades those farmers would be fairly rich though their produce is sold at a lower price

[@Siddhartha040107]

@@boulderbash19700209 most european countries are socialist countries and the citizens enjoy their wealth.

[@boulderbash19700209]

@@Siddhartha040107 Have you watched Dannish prime minister said that is not true?

[@Swagmaster65]

There seem to be only three types of expensive items: 1-It's really hard to find/make 2-we killed them all and are still trying to sell it like the bastards we are. 3-We made the whole thing up and people are still buying.

[@TheAsylumCat]

In recent developments, some people are buying tweets from Twitter for millions of dollars.

[@jimmygrant424]

@@TheAsylumCat please tell me you are joking!!!!

[@TheAsylumCat]

@@jimmygrant424 I wish I was, but nihilism is the winner today.

[@ellenellis4312]

Who are you calling bastards ?😳🙄 check yourselves . Those who have stolen most of Africa's natural resources and stripped the Continent's natural resources , polluted and destroyed the lands are now pretending like they love and pretending Africa !?😳😳😳🙄

[@nosrah9660]

@@ellenellis4312 mate, humanity’s a bastard. If it weren’t we’d be doing more to not destroy the planet.

[@fuzzytigercat]

You need to mark a certain number of trees and not allow anyone to tap them so they produce seeds. Once enough new trees are produced from those trees, you can switch to a different area to repopulate.

[@user-bg9ws7ys4k]

Greed and economic hardship is standing in its way....

[@BebeBoi674]

How can it produce a new tree, it has to keep healing itself because of the continuous harvesting of its sap. How about you set aside a sample of trees you would not harvest from, and graft your next generation of tree to harvest sap from there?

[@alchinov4695]

Seems logical yes. But people need an incentive to do so, a clear conscience in order to accomplish that and someone to oganize them in such a way. Which they clearly don't have. Or maybe this is all part of some propaganda so they keep the prices up...

[@zephodb]

Part of the issue appears to be these trees on unmanaged land. Someone needs to own the land the trees are on, put up fences and the like to prevent as they called it 'unskilled' harvesters coming in, so that the trees can have the time to rest. And as the other commenter said, it could be this could be part of propaganda to keep the prices high like in so many other industries.

[@korbetthein3072]

Look to cork farming in Portugal, they've made it sustainable and economical without seriously injuring the tree.

[@TwiGuy4]

money

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

@@TwiGuy4 - And generations of stability - something they don’t really have in Somalia and Ethiopia. Wisdom used to be passed down through the generations, but these countries continue to be among the most unstable in the world.

[@Automedon2]

Killing the goose that lays the golden egg is a timeless story.

[@pro-nav]

Its a hen who lays golden eggs ....?

[@maymiller3639]

@@pro-nav it was a goose

[@larsstougaard7097]

No it was a chicken called Bolumba 🐔

[@pro-nav]

@@maymiller3639 Definitely, hen cause I don't know what goose is in my mother tongue.

[@cosmicstormz]

It’s a metaphor also can apply for the planet. Listen here before it’s too late. No one cares as a collective it’s so dumb. I understand that not everyone is selfish but humanity as a whole is selfish. (Some more than others)

[@TheCaptainLulz]

2:55 - That warehouse has got to be one of the best smelling in the world. All that fresh resin, it would be strong.

[@kingchris1353]

I would robbed that warehouse.

[@CarpeNoctem135]

I think it would probably make you sick after a while

[@Relic142]

or poisonous too much of anything can kill you. For example if you take too much Vitamin A you can get hypervitaminosis and die.

[@CarpeNoctem135]

@@Relic142 if you ate polar bear liver you’d die of vitamin D I’m pretty sure

[@Relic142]

@@CarpeNoctem135 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1257872/ Also on wikipedia but I tend to rely more on scientific books and journals.

[@five1steph]

I was cycling though Ethiopia in 2019, From Moyale, passed Mega, Gedeo Zone, Hawassa, Shashamane etc. I could identify the smell of Frankincense everywhere and in every town or village. Though it wasn't called Frankincense it was called Etan. Took forever to figure that out lol. Ethiopia is so beautiful, and the people are so kind.

[@James-zx2ok]

Pi

[@musk-eteer9898]

people are nice in general, except for some of the entitle American

[@kunjupulla]

Bruh this frankincense can be bought for dirt cheap here in India. I never knew this was an expensive commodity

[@paristroopa]

*Jesus Christ is Lord & He’s coming soon. Don’t take that* 💉‼️🙏🏽

[@kunjupulla]

@@paristroopa what 😂

[@Hexsyn]

God bless the internet for not only reminding me that I have wondered about this on and off since childhood, but then also giving me a concise and informative answer.

[@michellemaistry8587]

I always thought Frankincense and myrrh were perfumes

[@Diosesdepapel]

@@Micah .. The blessings should go to the one who invented the internet. Not to Mythologycal beings !!

[@Love-jf7rs]

"Lord said to Moses, 'Take fragrant spices-gum resin, onycha and galbanum-and pure frankincense, all in equal amounts, and make a fragrant blend of incense, the work of a perfumer...consider it holy to the Lord.'" "On coming to the house, they saw the child with his mother Mary, and they bowed down and worshiped him. Then they opened their treasures and presented him with gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. And having been warned in a dream not to go back to Herod, they returned to their country by another route." Gifts back to God!

[@christopherbennett6571]

@@Diosesdepapel Oop. I found the triggered liberal.

[@jacobfromallstate4963]

@@christopherbennett6571 you sound upset because he mocked the sky daddy though 😂

[@oliverr8311]

The thumbnail made it look like it was about to be some fire ass bud! 😂🕊

[@Jamesssssssssssssss]

Same!!!

[@Jblaze024]

That's what I thought too 😂

[@oekfoh8684]

lol thought so too, looked so juicy

[@unapologeticapollo4254]

Facts

[@justlurkin105]

Lool yess

[@nelenele246]

Unbelievable, people don't know when to stop, or to do something, they just keep using it untill it is gone.

[@Pegasus-cf2hu]

Because they need money. Ever think of what would happen to the workers if environmentalists had their way?

[@nelenele246]

@@Pegasus-cf2hu At the end, all the money in the world won't save us.

[@Pegasus-cf2hu]

@@nelenele246 true but to people that live in those conditions, money is everything

[@zir456]

@@nelenele246 Nah, if You are living in the world where Money matter the most then all the money in the world can save You from become poor but if You searching for Happiness, Its Different for every person. For me, have all the money in the world can save me and make me Happy at this world which money matter... Wkwkwkkw

[@shenruivah]

Because they need to put food on the table.

[@fred5149]

How does a tree grow out of a rock??!! that's insane...mother nature is truly beautiful

[@pinkyb.7398]

*God

[@Onlineintrovert]

I never knew how frankincense was made growing up in a Somali household. It was just something that was just there. Sure the smell and aroma is wonderful but the harms caused to the trees is more important.

[@ultimatem_4214]

Every Somali has obsession with it

[@Winteramen]

Stab it, make it cry and we take its tears

[@Winteramen]

@@floki1664they're literally sobbing (sapping, i suppose) how can you look that tree in the eye and tell them to stop crying?

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

@@ultimatem_4214 Yea Somalis introduced Frankincense and Myrrh to the world. In fact, the Roman Catholic Church still buys most of their frankincense from Somalia which produces the largest frankincense and myrrh. This goes back to the Ancient Egyptians coming to the Land of Punt which is modern day, Opone Puntland in Somalia in exchange for goods and trades. Thousands of years and this method never changed.

[@lonewolftech]

@@Winteramen lmfao go hug a damn tree kid

[@pwr-ultima]

Why are Frankincense And Myrrh Are So Expensive? Because they are products of biblical proportions.

[@lizlovesafrobeats]

No that's not entirely why, these products have been sort after long before and is seen as a substance of affluence to most

[@kuntakintewarrior7391]

@@lizlovesafrobeats hi baby

[@jerico80]

@@lizlovesafrobeats long before what?

[@andrew.709]

@@jerico80 biblical (or just modern religious) times. the narrator said it has been popular for over 6000 years, Christianity is only ~2000yrs old.

[@hhhuthhhjj5599]

@@andrew.709 umm so what jews also used it ? So what's your point LOL

[@canaan5337]

I watched this, not to find out why they're so expensive, but to find out what they are. As a kid no one I asked ever knew, and then i had forgot about it by the time the internet became a thing.

[@ajung2845]

Same here..

[@gavinsequeira2256]

100% accurately said

[@frostymittens7913]

This is the same as if some being captured us, and started just scabbing us in a controlled manner, and then just burned our produced scabs to give off a nice smell .... No, I'm not vegan, I'm just REALLY high.

[@JacobSmith-dh7wv]

Frankincense will get you in tune with your sonar capabilities if you eat it. Probably won't be much but its pretty cool.

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

@@JacobSmith-dh7wv - Sonar? So, after eating it do you start clucking like a dolphin? Does it help you to navigate around a pitch dark room?

[@canbiance]

pure and real francisense can literally get you high when burnt at the appropriate temperature. I don't know why nobody else talks about this. Its an amazing euphoric and relaxed feeling that is addicting like you can never get enough. Would love to see someone talk about this

[@amberjanes1836]

I call booshit

[@ryanbeard1119]

Thats probably the spices baal worships got all jacked up on. Then the Phycadelics

[@yonasdesalegn3357]

In germany scientists confirmed 20 yrs ago presence of similar substances which makes u high like in Marijuana!

[@danielsuas9095]

Like we as humans need to be more addicted to something else, or more stupid, like making wounds to a tree make It bleed, just for the sake that the smell Is good, so stupid..

[@0Moh]

@@danielsuas9095 it’s been happening for thousands of years

[@prussiangreen6940]

Trees have given humanity way too much... yet most people don’t respect them.

[@baldotv4830]

Yeah and those vegan people

[@sanketm1663]

They didn't give it we took it,that's even more sad

[@user-zg3gh8xg9v]

"The really giving tree."

[@jesusm1275]

Imagine if we were like trees and the trees skinned us

[@Eblis840]

story of "The giving tree"

[@ShhItsKelli]

“I brought you Frankincense.” “Thank you.” “And I brought you…Myrrh…” “Thank you.” “Myrrh….DER!!!” “…! Judas, no!”

[@zedukelstarstryker9875]

I was looking for this comment, that's exactly what I was thinking when I saw the title too

[@GodofLovers]

Eh.....

[@StrokeMahEgo]

The funniest part is I thought about this as soon as I read the video title

[@delnabalsara896]

Wot

[@Deeznuts84356]

Am i the only one who thought it was purp

[@DISTurbedwaffle918]

Perhaps a system of rotation between crops of trees would help? Like only harvest from one group of trees for a period of time, giving the other groups time to recover, sort of like how farmers leave a field fallow to replenish the soil.

[@kylesteele9403]

You'd have to rotate them for years at a time, sadly. Trees don't have a heart to pump their blood, so it takes a while for nutrients to travel all the way up to the tops and new branches just to produce seeds. Edit: after the trees fully heal, I mean to say they'd go back to producing fully Maybe cloning the trees would work good enough, using offshoot cuts

[@tritesy]

too many ppl

[@gabrielfelix1759]

Asking humans to moderate? Lol

[@samwoods3430]

I was thinking that too. Most agave farms work like that

[@DISTurbedwaffle918]

@@gabrielfelix1759 We used to, before we decided to destroy the values of the Medieval Era in favor of materialism and excess.

[@phodzieretabale9511]

I used to think Frankincense n Myrrh were precious stones I never knew they come from trees.

[@mr.berardine1694]

About 20 years ago when this stuff was fairly cheap and picked up a pound of it and held onto every since. I occasionally use it, nice for relaxing.

[@paristroopa]

*Jesus Christ is Lord & He’s coming soon. Don’t take that* 💉‼️

[@saedmohamud9663]

Unsi Frankincense is traditionally used as air freshener by every a Somali home , the jinns also hate the aroma of Unsi. As kid I used hate the aroma off Unsi, but as older I got I found the burning Unsi relaxes your mind. They still grow Frankincense Northern Part of Somalia Sanaag where my father is from. It still inherited from father to son like they been doing it as long as anyone can remember.

[@paristroopa]

*Jesus Christ is Lord & He’s coming soon. Don’t take that* 💉‼️🙏🏽

[@oliviagadabu4929]

Would love to plant this tree in my backyard of i could and am in central Africa

[@Vortigon]

You do know that there is no such thing as jinns right?

[@ECEAaronXavierLobo]

I'm from Goa and I get these from the Dhofar region in Oman. They smell beautiful. We use it in our house during certain religious events

[@paristroopa]

*Jesus Christ is Lord & He’s coming soon. Don’t take that* 💉‼️

[@blessingchanne1866]

Yah

[@SitKid721]

Not going to lie I thought the thumbnail was some fire bud

[@qwertyasf]

There are 3 main species each with their distinct scent. My favourite is the B. Sacra from Somalia

[@stephanieyee9784]

Perhaps seeds and cuttings from these trees can be nurtured in University labs. The only way to save the trees from extinction is to let them heal while trying scientific methods to help save the species. Maybe the Seed Bank has healthy seeds that can be used to grow a sustainable forest?

[@Jenn2022]

Come sell our essential oils they said, you'll make money they said, our sources are sustainable they said!! 😭😢

[@vespa9566]

they must not be the brightest in that area

[@growingtogether35]

100 percent the seed bank has seeds of all species or "most" and I dont understand why they dont try taking cuttings. they try to harvest sap from it to friggin sap suckers.

[@askbetterquestions1448]

@@growingtogether35 They said in the video that they have been unsuccessful in transplanting cuttings or harvesting seeds. I'm no tree expert, but I would suspect that this is due to overharvesting. The trees are weakened by the overharvesting and don't have enough energy to "fruit" seeds.

[@SergeantDude]

The problem is that when you continuously damage a tree for years it is unable to flower and fruit effectively anymore. You can buy seeds on the internet and germinate them yourself fairly easily so the fact that the "scientist" in the video doesn't seem to be able to figure it out should really tell you a lot about how much they care for the wellbeing of the species.

[@scuttledspatula8837]

I used to live in flats opposite to a Somali family and I could often smell something like sweet-perfume. Always wondered what it was. But now after seeing this and reading some of the comments I’m guessing it was incense from frankincense or myrrh.

[@boobyhill6921]

I'm Somali, and your guess is correct. We call it unsi , it's almost a fact of life growing up with unsi in the house as a Somali.

[@paristroopa]

*Jesus Christ is Lord & He’s coming soon. Don’t take that* 💉‼️🙏🏽

[@vage9537]

thought the thumbnail was some loud bud so i clicked

[@derycktrahair8108]

The Aesop's fable about the goose that layed the golden egg was about GREED. It seems we haven't learnt that lesson.

[@michael-m]

I love these short little doc's y'all do. Learn something new almost daily. Keep up the great work, it's very much appreciated 😷🤙🏼

[@paristroopa]

*Jesus Christ is Lord & He’s coming soon. Don’t take that* 💉‼️

[@YJ-7]

The poor workers work so hard and probably don't even get paid enough. Businesses should pay them more and make their produce sustainable.

[@DKFIXIT]

yes lets invade and claim the trees ours

[@donmiller2908]

If the scent is so popular why can't it be produced synthetically? The trees would not be harvested after that.

[@alfalasi2114]

Why pay them more when you can exploit their dire situation (joking)

[@alfalasi2114]

African countries have so much resources, but unfortunetly they're stuck in a loop were they can't use them for their own (because there is no capital), the only way they can make money to feed their families is to export it to ther countries

[@joanazuri2795]

@@alfalasi2114 we feed the whole world but us, it's the system that they created a long time ago and I just pray that this will end one day.

[@mandark473]

We got white ones in grenada 🇬🇩, it's sulfur like.. We call it Mountain Gum.. It's highly flammable(Eucalyptus dalrympleana)

[@Somali.Pirate1]

not the same, frankincense is without competition the best smelling resin on the planet. it was good enough a gift for Jesus himself.

[@hassanabdi2960]

These trees are also grow in Bari region-Puntland in Somalia.It is mostly export to the middle East.

[@ramaddanabdi1272]

Haji baa ladhahaa beeyo iyo maydi familkeena wali way gurtaan masha allah dhaqaale badan baa kasoo gala

[@IssehEmpire]

We called it Malmal in Somalia. It's usually used to apply on the top of the head of every newborn Somali baby. For protection from diseases and evil spirits. Both frankincense and myrrh grow in our mountain ranges in Almado and Bari region of Somalia.

[@ramaddanabdi1272]

Isn't mammal it call beeyo and maydi puntland bay ka baxdaa iyo Somaliland calmadow iyo calmiskaad

[@paristroopa]

*Jesus Christ is Lord & He’s coming soon. Don’t take that* 💉‼️🙏🏽

[@blessingchanne1866]

Benyo and mammal

[@istarhabeen]

@@ramaddanabdi1272 Calmadow isnt SL....

[@beaniies]

@@istarhabeen yeah it is.

[@pinkblossoms7938]

These videos are so informative.Please make them more indepth and longer.

[@charlesexavior6643]

The first clip with the baggy looked like some gas forreal 💨🔥

[@SomeOrdinaryJanitor]

lmao, i clicked the vid because i thought it was just the DANKEST bud in existence.

[@xaxzander4633]

I love how you talk about how they are close to extinction, and then ask the question "Why are they so expensive"? Kind of answers it self eh?

[@labybirdhill6001]

*eh* You Canadian or sum?

[@bigc1202]

@@labybirdhill6001 you murican or sum?

[@notavailablenotavailable4764]

@@bigc1202 Hello Earthling!!!!

[@DConstructiveCritic]

Tree can be planted, you know. Even thousands can be planted in a single day.

[@gagecomer7732]

@@DConstructiveCritic no bro that's impossible, earth is limited to only accept the planting of 1 tree a day bro 🤦‍♀️

[@hthomas6150]

Frankincense and myrrh is so expensive , Holy Smokes

[@brolysadvocate]

Bwahaha....I got it.

[@GodofLovers]

They would mix frankincense with cannabis in the temple. According to a new discovery in the holy land.

[@joelstatosky1817]

I mean it doesn't really have much to do with the bible but certain traditions

[@brolysadvocate]

@@joelstatosky1817 which are outlined in the Bible. As it is a summary account of historical events.

[@GodofLovers]

@@joelstatosky1817 Its a big part of old christian and judaic culture.

[@nickthatrick4262]

Imagine if the trees injured us and came back to steal our scabs and sell them to other trees

[@danny1229c]

The ability to see things for what they truely are is rare because most still have their eye closed ! Great comment 👌

[@grarglejobber7941]

@@danny1229c Bruh literally everyone watching had that idea

[@hbpw857]

😂

[@danny1229c]

@@grarglejobber7941 what's ur fuckin point BRUH ? or did your fingers start typing before your brain started working.

[@grarglejobber7941]

@@danny1229c oof hey it's just the internet calm down

[@stephengreater1689]

Trees that grow out of solid rock. Biblical metaphor right there!

[@nigangte6984]

No surprise here. When ever will we learn to live in harmony with nature?? We CAN do without so many of our 'products' which harm our very existence. This is immensely depressing 😔

[@samsunguser3148]

Live with the nature, not off it. I forgot who said it

[@marielaveau6362]

That easier said than done when you are trying to earn a living from it. Or when you're eating nature.

[@shealdedmon7104]

I don't think you have anything to worry about. They have been around for thousand of years they aren't going to go extinct.

[@curiousentertainment3008]

Don’t worry humanity will kill itself in a few years to a decade.

[@thegreatMSG]

This is how this world is set. you sacrifices something in order for other thing to be made or to survived..

[@olliefoxx7165]

It's in the best interests of the growers/harvesters to protect, nurture and grow the trees that bring them a living. They've made it for many thousands of years. Done responsibly there's no harm harvesting the frankincense and mir. Sometimes we can overboard on the "evils" humanity does to the world.

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

Nature doesn’t care. Something like 99% of species that have existed are extinct. It’s actually down to stupidity and ignorance, not out-and-out ‘evil’.

[@sagessurplice3605]

@@sirrathersplendid4825 Not true, it's not ignorant at all to grow sap and harvest it.

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

@@sagessurplice3605 - I never said it was. I was merely agreeing with the idea that humans are not inherently evil.

[@karlmcclellan5942]

@@sirrathersplendid4825 No we are. Your either sheltered are in denial.

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

@@karlmcclellan5942 - Dude, I have travelled the world and met and talked to literally tens of thousands of people from all walks of life, and I can confidently say at least 95% of them were good and honest. There were a few bad apples, perhaps 1% to 5%, who I wouldn’t care to meet again, but the only evil most folk exhibit is selfishness.

[@iksidnieiksta9762]

1:45 i like how he is so happy and does the work with a smile.. he really cares about his trees and takes good care of them. Good dude

[@mingoia2132]

He's being taped i doubt he's soo happy everyday . But you being naive is another thing

[@paristroopa]

*Jesus Christ is Lord & He’s coming soon. Don’t take that* 💉‼️

[@jamesdyal3985]

Boi I thought the thumbnail was some Gas⛽️🍃

[@somashekars7928]

I received Myrrh from an acquaintance. It's fragrance is very soothing.

[@trazyntheinfinite1150]

did you also get myrrhdurr?

[@geraldinel.31]

"Nicodemus also, who earlier had come to Jesus by night, came bringing a mixture of myrrh and aloes, about seventy-five pounds in weight. So they took the body of Jesus and bound it in linen cloths with the spices, as is the burial custom of the Jews" John 19:39-40

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

It has been said the Frankincense and Myrrh brought to Prophet Jesus by the Three Kings came from Somalia who produces the largest frankincense and myrrh in the world. In fact, the Catholic Church to this day, buys frankincense exclusively from Somalia.

[@scoutskills3584]

They were Zoroastrian priests from Persia

[@chasehim3761]

He's King Jesus, and Savior, thats why 'Kings' visited Him.

[@aristotlekumpis7095]

This reminds me of The Lorax. People hurting trees for greed until there is no more.

[@nalzazlan]

If trees can feel pain, these are the most tortured trees in the world

[@minimachinehigh9937]

Bonsai trees are probably the most tortured trees in the world

[@stlrepper711]

These trees are definitely alive and trying like hell to stay alive while these guys literally tear them apart smh, remember everything that isn't man made is an living organisms...☮&💖✌🏾

[@mmmtastyalidzie2435]

@@stlrepper711 so dont walk on grass by that logic lmao.. yes all living things are organisms but even if they did feel pain, its not the same way that humans do

[@stlrepper711]

@@mmmtastyalidzie2435 true enough, I guess my point is yes these trees r alive and we can directly benefit from it but when it gets to the point of greed to where they can b completely erased we should cut back and let nature run its course for awhile. That being said I'm not against pure and natural medicine at all hell I'd love to try this out but let's use it moderately to conserve it's life☮&💖✌🏾

[@mmmtastyalidzie2435]

@@stlrepper711 fair enough

[@philhewett1601]

Seems like a classic case of cutting open the goose that laid the golden egg...greed knows no bounds.

[@notme3686]

Africa is Africa

[@hbpw857]

I doubt he’s driving a Bentley around ethiopia

[@superyachtchef]

Is it better when we cut trees 🌳 down to produce furniture, flooring, doors, housing, fuel for cooking and heating or doesn't killing millions of trees each year make you feel sentimental?

[@Kota-ph7nc]

@@superyachtchef so what do you think we should use instead? metal - which would most likely be very expensive for furniture, plastic - very cheap but even worse for the environment, maybe hemp? same issue there. do you expect us to not create houses or furniture? what they’re doing in this video isn’t sustainable so it’s not a good example but cork farming in Portugal is. they end up with more trees over time while still making profit from the bark. i get where you’re coming from and I definitely think we should be trying to find a more sustainable replacement but I don’t think as of right now there’s any reasonable replacement for wooden furniture, but if you do I’d like to hear what you think.

[@Joshua-ef2fz]

GOOD NEWS: Boswellia trees are being grown in the U.S. state of Arizona!

[@BaddiesBroadcast]

*And over harvesting will happen here too...🙄*

[@Joshua-ef2fz]

@@BaddiesBroadcast True, but at least there's proof of concept that they can be grown in multiple geographic locations, which helps in the preservation efforts.

[@highlander6582]

@@BaddiesBroadcast not likely. the US is very competent and diligent in setting and upholding environmental standards.

[@juanmola2000]

@@highlander6582 [citation needed]

[@highlander6582]

@@juanmola2000 its my opinon. the standards are always set by either the US or europe, who else.

[@محمدأحمد-خ8غ5ه]

تبارك الله _____ اللهم يشرح صدور الناس لدين الإسلام العظيم دين الحضارة والفهم والعلم والأدب والذوق والأخلاق والمروءة ______ الإسلام دين التوحيد لله الواحد الأحد

[@sminthian]

I used to walk around in the woods and grab pine resin off of pine trees. It was just there, I didn't cut the trees or anything. It makes your house smell like a pine forest. I think it's way better than frankincense or myrrh...

[@JIGWIGPIG]

Thats actually not a bad idea. Imma go harvest some and let it dry, break it up and sell it. Thanks:D

[@infullbloom3246]

Pure gum spirit of Turpentine (sap from pine trees) kills parasites aka cancer vitalitycapsulesdotcom download the free candida report diet and be surprised.

[@ceilinglight1413]

@@infullbloom3246 no

[@ceilinglight1413]

@@infullbloom3246 parasite anit cancer

[@infullbloom3246]

@@ceilinglight1413 it is. Ask your doctor! My doctor confirmed it

[@giorgosgalanos9888]

Here's a funny and interesting story about Alexander the Great and the precious frankincense... Once when the young prince was offering sacrifice, with would-be royal lavishness he scooped up two whole fistfuls of incense to cast on the altar-fire. This brought down a stinging rebuke on his head from his tutor. "When you've conquered the spice-bearing regions" Leonidas said, with ... elaborate sarcasm... "you can throw away all the incense you like. Till then, don't waste it." Years later, Alexander captured Gaza, the main spice entrepot for the whole Middle East. As always, he sent presents home to his mother and his sister. But this time there was one for Leonidas as well. A consignment of no less than eighteen tons of frankincense and myrrh was delivered to the old man, in remembrance of the hope with which that teacher had inspired his boyhood, together with an admonition... "not to be parsimonious towards the gods".

[@ZOCCOK]

Gotta capture the Mediterranean and USA then if I have to burn all the coal and oil I want Still, a pretty good myth

[@giorgosgalanos9888]

@@ZOCCOK Or you could tilt at "windmills" like Don Quixote :P I mean... you could pursue renewable energy at where you are. The above story however, is not a myth but a historical event.

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

Also, interesting is that It has been said the Frankincense and Myrrh brought to Prophet Jesus by the Three Kings came from Somalia who produces the largest frankincense and myrrh in the world. In fact, the Catholic Church to this day, buys frankincense exclusively from Somalia.

[@Shinzon23]

@@ZOCCOK not actually a meth it's recorded in various records from that error about Alexander sending back an assload of rare incense

[@justval4958]

Thanks

[@hurqus9061]

It is strange when talking about frankincense is not mentioned the country that produces it the most, in addition to the fact that the finest types are found in that country as well, which is Oman

[@hurqus9061]

Kenyan pes gamer Yes, frankincense grows in Kenya, Somalia, Yemen and Djibouti

[@kashifsyed800]

Exactly, they missed Oman. Specifically, Dhofar governate in south Oman.

[@marielaveau6362]

Sorry dude but the biggest producer of frankincense is Somalia where they produce the finest resins. That's why the Catholic church buys their supply from Somalia.

[@hassanabdikarimmohamed2505]

@@hurqus9061 in Kenya frankincense only grows in the nfd province which is settled by ethnic somalis only, Djibouti is also a majority ethnic somali nation..and Somalia produces the highest quantity of frankincense in the world, has the highest number of frankincense trees and also is the only country in the world that has 3 species of frankincense, including boswelia saccra which grows only in Somalia and is considered by botanical experts to be the most superior and rarest species ...Oman is a tiny desert that only grows mediocre frankincense

[@blessingchanne1866]

The Frankincense grow in somali region of Ethiopia and kenya also + somalia

[@teamjesus7087]

I'm Your Huckleberry CANNABIS. Plant that treehouse today. I Salute this Substitute.

[@Randyphx]

I really had no clue on why I was about to watch this, I was only thinking that I really had no idea what the image was but I was very interested to see what had caught my eye. Even though I did not know what it was watching It really interested even more, and I will be watching more things like this very soon. Thank for the awesomeness that's shown.

[@anarchistangler]

In Salalah, there are ruins of many great civilizations that rose and fell on the back of frankincense. Khour Rori is far out, I surfed and fished that for years, alone beneath the crumbling clifftop palisades. I walked through the castle, beneath the Ozymandias carving of the ancient king that adorns the archway, to get to the beach every day. I actually lived in an apartment inside the ruins of Queen Shiba's palace at one point. There are rings of neolithic houses everywhere bespeaking even more ancient peoples. Most magical place EVER.

[@anarchistangler]

@J For real. My words don't do it justice.

[@therealist4186]

Somalia has been trading incense and myrrh for thousands of years and is essential to their culture. It is abundant in that part of the world.

[@ChiefCedricJohnson]

Mark 5:34 And he said unto her, Daughter, thy faith hath made thee whole; go in peace, and be whole of thy plague.

[@pharax1012]

The highest quality of frankincense grows in Somalia 🇸🇴 you can ask that the church in Rome they love the somali frankincense. The ancient gyptian pharaohs loved it too, this tree does not have any seeds, and It only grows in it's natural environment that's why its a special tree. 🌳

[@AlohaAriba]

I agree .. Hatshepsut used to go to Somalia for frankincense and Myrrh. And we have to also remember that Ethiopia has occupied our land (Jigjigga what would've been western Somalia today )

[@Jackrobert28]

@@AlohaAriba why sell to the people who divide you and why do Somalis kill each other?

[@boobyhill6921]

@@Jackrobert28 Ask America and Britain. Lol some people are clueless. Your ignorance is really sad, do some research if you're that interested in an answer.

[@RayAdamsCanada]

In Somalia; they have a lot of those trees.

[@moanjelo9453]

@Galactic Minds Media bias ar work! When they are mentioning the word "Extinction", why couldn't they go to Somalia and check if the word "extinction" is possible to be used in this video.

[@cozycritics]

Alright lads easy now, we don't wanna take down another black hawk. Let's not give the caadans reasons to come again 😂 😂 💞🇸🇴

[@realestofthereals]

@@cozycritics YEAH LMFAO

[@joonysus2240]

Yeah and it's in our culture to burn it, we burn it every single day

[@muhuradedan]

Do they have seeds or how does one plant?

[@moonbear5929]

Start planting more of these trees. Gather the seeds, cultivate them until they're saplings and plant them outside and let them grow.

[@fuzzytigercat]

None of the trees are producing seeds because they are constantly using all their energy to produce the sap to heal the wounds. They are killing the species by tapping them.

[@paristroopa]

*Jesus Christ is Lord & He’s coming soon. Don’t take that* 💉‼️

[@moonbear5929]

@@paristroopa What does this have to do with my post, or the subject of the video? You could at least try to be relevant if you feel you have to reply to someone.

[@paristroopa]

@@moonbear5929 no it’s called a warning. It doesn’t have to be relevant.

[@Alex-wq4bp]

We’re catholic & my mother turns on this very nice incense that is mixed with other flakes, & goes around to bless the home whilst praying, & always wondered what it is, especially love the crackle sound it makes! Thanks insider

[@johsiantorres8495]

I am also catholic. I burn it almost everyday

[@Pandawill123]

This is a good message, we can use mugwort 艾草 incense instead, we need to save the ancient trees 🌳

[@berkrullah]

holy shit, ethiopians speaking english and arabic is so delicate. they look and sound like really nice people.

[@grarglejobber7941]

lmao nobody EVER visits any African country, and it's because of those dudes you're romanticizing

[@Herr_Flick_of_ze_Gestapo]

they are quite the opposite of being nice people

[@bonita799063]

@@Herr_Flick_of_ze_Gestapo wtf ? Just because you came across bad people that doesn't mean the entire nation is bad

[@AMR_k400]

Thats not arabic but u are not that far Some Ethiopians speak a group of languages called ethiosemitic Semitic languages similar to arabic and hebrew but they are frkm the mostly extinct branch of South semitic which was once dominant in the arabian peninsula but now limited to Ethiopia and Eritrea plus some isolated groups in yemen Btw this branch of semitic is older than arabic by alot

[@AMR_k400]

@@grarglejobber7941 tf?

[@godsspeedify]

I love the smell frankincense and myrrh. During the Christmas week I will burn these candles thru out the house. Smells delicious

[@dorayantz3649]

Wow, so fascinating. Thanks for making this video. It's very informative. 👍❤

[@Valkonnen]

The best Christmas card that I ever received was a drawing of the three wise men and the Frankenstein's Monster standing next to one of them. The caption read: "No, you idiot. I told you to go and get Frankincense!"

[@markiebrummett559]

& the Baby Jesus said, " bring me my Bride b4 u & ur ways makes Her in2 a Frankenstein monster! u evil, idiotic, fools!"

[@Valkonnen]

@@markiebrummett559 That makes no sense at all. Nice try?

[@toxichammertoe8696]

🤣

[@daeganlunsfordofficial]

I think that's an old Far Side cartoon!

[@katherineirving7189]

🤣

[@jewelldover8947]

I wonder why it’s so hard to get them to grow as seedlings

[@sulli1189]

Best outside guess, the seeds and cuttings are malnourished due to the consistent wounding of the parent tree. If a number of trees where set aside from tapping for a few years then they would be healthy enough to reproduce. Though since that's not going to happen 🤷‍♂️

[@cheech_cheech]

@@sulli1189 no it's because they strive to maintain the artificial scarcity

[@grarglejobber7941]

It's not, dude. They're Africans. They never even invented the wheel until Europeans showed them the technology, but "technology" is a kind of grandiose word to attach to the idea that round things roll. Not pretty but it' true

[@thatguy-yn8ji]

@@grarglejobber7941 you sound like the closest you've come to learning history is reading a children's book or whatever your drunk uncle tells you.

[@thirstiestvillager9233]

@@grarglejobber7941 wheels are overrated until the modern era

[@SetTheCurve]

That sack was $400+ dollars and took weeks of work for several people. I sit in a cubicle doing nothing but watching KZbin and drinking coffee and make the same in a single day. Something ain’t right.

[@xXCHubacaSlay3rXx]

You make the same in a day? Very generous job that is.

[@noble7461]

Capitalism.

[@SetTheCurve]

@@xXCHubacaSlay3rXx that’s just middle class in LA 😂

[@miorionomichi]

Not all people can do office job , also not all country have economy like USA

[@johnqpublic2718]

You make $400 a day and have time to watch KZbin at work? The ONLY reason I have time to comment right now is that I own my own business and took the day off. That said, I don't even pay myself $400 a day and wouldn't if I could. Regardless, there's no way in hell I'd feel like I had enough time in a work day to waste any on KZbin. Good riddance.

[@alx42013]

They have a huge concentration of frankincense and myrrh in the Philippines but it's a red frankincense and murr trees still very good and used in ceremonies as any old frankincense and myrrh in fact King Solomon used to get it from ancient Kingdom of olphir in the Philippines

[@freezingjazzy]

"I've brought you Frakincense." "Thank you." "And I brought you, Myrrh." "Thank you. "Myrrh-der!" " *Gasp* Judas! No-"

[@jasonkelly9889]

@Abdullah Faisal vine

[@dylanmonstrum1538]

@Abdullah Faisal pure cringe, just ignore it

[@silvia4037]

I DIDNT EXPECT ANYTHING LESS FROM THIS COMMENT SECTION OMG THANK YOU

[@1newearth]

Jehovah witnesses take the name of the Lord Jehovah in vain. Most people have the spiritual mark of the beast which has to do with worship. For about 2,000 years people have been worshipping the dragon (Satan) and the Roman kingdom catholic (universal) church. The Roman emperors and papacy are the 4th beast kingdom of Daniel and 1st beast of Revelation 13. The sinning Roman church is the woman riding the beast and is the mother of harlots (every sundaykeeping church and those who keep the doctrine of men) and abominations of the earth (Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Bahaism, Atheism, etc.) We should worship God our Father and respect each holy day, each new moon, and each sabbath as written in Colossians 2:16, Isaiah 66:23, Ezekiel 46:3, Numbers 10:10, etc. If they say we cannot buy or sell without the vaccinejab, then that is the mark of the beast. Let us repent and have a good remnant of the year.

[@proudindian3081]

@B W so your ancestors were apes 😄

[@Berihuley]

I was born and grown up in this place and those busters has been cleansing those trees for so long with no recovery at the moment they almost dead. They know only how to cut them and bleed them they don’t know how to grow them.

[@WS-et6qn]

i legit thought the thumbnail of this video was handful of weed

[@gmkhn66]

Damn, wtf kinda gummy candy weed you smoking?

[@tythrutime]

Yikes

[@jonny2273]

@@gmkhn66 it looks like chunky shiny purplish weed when you scroll fast

[@artemijsl]

I came on this video just to find this comment

[@gmkhn66]

@Gäs that's because you are seeing what your mind wants you to see, not what is actually there.

[@romaricogarcia8856]

Here in the Philippines we have frankinsence tree, Canarium Luzonicum, Common name: Manila Emeli.this tree is growing in my backyard. I have seedlings and I planted it in my farm. Seed are plenty but you have to transfer it in seedling bags or else it will die.

[@matthewmaxcy1574]

Send me seeds please.

[@tachisanco7811]

Siemi💚💚💚Saan ang lugar nyo po!

[@curtsalvilla4118]

Pa bili

[@MatteoPascolini]

We should be able to grow these in Canada soon, along with Pine nuts ... I need to buy some land and start planting!!

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

Yeah, buy some palm tree saplings while you’re at it. And maybe some banana saplings. LoL. (Just a minor caveat: you may need to wait a few hundred years before it’s warm enough to cultivate them. The predicted temperature rises are at the bottom of predictions, just as sea-level rises are well below predictions.)

[@mudra5114]

California or Florida seem more appropriate.

[@awkwardautistic]

A greenhouse maybe

[@daviegoodtimes]

@@sirrathersplendid4825 uhh we have exceeded the high end of both predicted temperature and sea level models where are you basing this??

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

@@daviegoodtimes - I’ve not read the IPCC reports myself but I’ve listened to critical-thinking people who have. All the press reports are based on ‘worst case’ model scenarios, whereas in reality observations are coming in near ‘best case’. Indeed, in many cases such as Tropical Troposphere warming, which should be a dead give away pointing the finger at CO2, effects are not just below best case, but significantly below best case.

[@saschamrose6498]

Damn was i the only one that thought the thumbnail was some fire weed xD!!! i was like i need to see this xD

[@jay0192]

Lol. Or some shrooms.

[@poppinthatcootchie6796]

😂😂😂

[@Jack-zj1ug]

Lol thought it was some purp

[@damegan123]

This is the same as if some being captured us, and started just scabbing us in a controlled manner, and then just burned our produced scabs to give off a nice smell .... No, I'm not vegan, I'm just REALLY high.

[@P1983sche]

This comment is hilarious

[@dereksavauge6613]

Anyone else think the thumbnail was some fire nugs?

[@jdtoledo]

this is the first time ive seen these. ive been hearing the story since i was a kid and im 37 now🤭

[@babss2285]

If I remember right it smells incredible when used on a burner

[@lealavaamalo4836]

These trees must be protected at all costs so to allow future generations an oportunity to see this AMAZING unique tree.

[@labybirdhill6001]

Ain’t nobody give a damn about these trees, people can go there whole lives without seeing them and not even think they exist. It’s not even a deal like chill tf out. AMAZING unique tree headass lmao

[@samwoods3430]

@@labybirdhill6001 😆

[@paristroopa]

*Jesus Christ is Lord & He’s coming soon. Don’t take that* 💉‼️🙏🏽

[@goodtimesbeatz6718]

Africa the motherland has all the mineral and resources 💯🙏🏾

[@abcdefg407]

Priceless thank you 🙏

[@dafyddil]

Y'all in the comments love trees. That's great. I recommend The Overstory, if you're looking for a good book.

[@fenestrapain]

I just finished that book a few days ago. It is easily one of my favorite books of all time. “Connection heals. Come home or die.”

[@SerTempleton]

This is one of the only few Somali exports. 🇸🇴

[@cozycritics]

This is the comment I was looking for!! 👌🏾💞🇸🇴

[@linaspiro263]

And it’s the most highly priced incense in world since the beginning of time, because of its healing and spiritual properties

[@jamesmoore5630]

I have 27 essential oils and I use Mhyyr and Frankincense every day. I use Lavender oil for infections. When I go to Catholic Mass, I have already anointed my feet and hands. The best thing about Mhyyr oil is that it will clear spots, heal blisters, and keep the red away. Here in Oklahoma USA, Mhyyr is $79.00, for 1/2 Oz. And Frankincense is $125.00

[@croatiansensation6062]

If you have ever smelled real royal Hojari frankincense from Oman you can imagine what Heaven must smell like.....it is absolutely astounding.

[@JRandaII]

Gross... that is like allowing a cannibal to kill and eat human flesh because he thinks the taste is heavenly...

[@joshparraga6690]

@@JRandaII we are not trees tho

[@JRandaII]

@@joshparraga6690 trees are living things as important as humans. We're all living in the same eco-system...figure it out cannibal

[@joshparraga6690]

@@JRandaII This is why people like you have no credibility left. Instead of bringing arguments to the table, you just rant and base your ideas on emotions.

[@JRandaII]

@@joshparraga6690 I don't care about credibility, I only care about life. If you think that the scent of a tree is more important than the life of a tree, then you're a murderer. What's your next excuse, cannibal...?

[@mom-i6u]

"Injuring the tree without killing it" Sounds like torture...

[@superyachtchef]

Is it better when we cut trees 🌳 down to produce furniture, flooring, doors, housing, fuel for cooking and heating or doesn't killing millions of trees each year make you feel sentimental?

[@MiG2880]

That's capitalism. It's torture for pretty much everyone involved.

[@joesr31]

If it can feel pain then yeah

[@roelin360]

@@superyachtchefthey said "it sounds like torture" but that doesn't mean they meant it *is* torture.

[@mtn4140]

You guys are stupid. Injuring trees make you feel sad but eating plant based dishes and consume meat dont?

[@shodan1451]

so basically you torture the tree every 15 days.

[@superyachtchef]

Is it better when we cut trees 🌳 down to produce furniture, flooring, doors, housing, fuel for cooking and heating or doesn't killing millions of trees each year make you feel sentimental?

[@lindaseel8633]

@@superyachtchef The difference is, these trees for building, furniture, etc. are replaced with new saplings that are allowed to grow. The Boswellia Don't seem to be producing new seed or saplings that can be nurtured to maturity.

[@superyachtchef]

@@lindaseel8633 we haven't needed seeds to grow trees in 700 years, tree grafting from using buds and twigs is a well established method.

[@lindaseel8633]

@@superyachtchef Yes, but they said it doesn't seem to work for these trees. Too bad, it would be nice.

[@superyachtchef]

@@lindaseel8633 then I stand corrected and appreciate your insight and share your concern for this specious.

[@maneatingtiger8676]

My high ass thinking the thumbnail was some purple kush 😭😭

[@LithiumGod]

I can't be the only one who thought they saw "trees" in the thumbnail😂

[@KakashiHatake-jg6ok]

Dank nuggs

[@Deeznuts84356]

I did too

[@yir9383]

Protect these 🌳 trees! Symbolic & good incense, plus oil...

[@celestenamya5537]

The trees have been through so much trauma, did anyone else feel sad when he said the resin from injuring them was teardrop shaped? T_T

[@user_.b]

If it makes you feel better, theyre likely only teardrop shaped because gravity + surface tension, just like human teardrops. The liquid is held together, but the majority of it sits towards the bottom, making a teardrop shape

[@crazylookkids9756]

@@user_.b sir I have more pl，

[@redacted5937]

No

[@Dankman9]

While I do feel sad for the trees, it has nothing to do with the shape of the resin drops, that's just physics. We don't need to anthropomorphize everything.

[@eb6822]

It's just a tree lol

[@Jeremy-san97]

Our church uses the grade A incense. And it was fun knowing more about it