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How Breeze of Joy Foundation is Spreading Joy Around the World
In communities across the developing world, millions of young girls face a stark reality: poverty, limited access to education, and social barriers that threaten to silence their potential before it can ever be realized. Yet for every girl who falls behind, there is an opportunity to intervene — to offer a hand, a resource, and a chance to dream bigger. That is precisely the mission of the Breeze of Joy Foundation.
Founded in 2021 and based in Fullerton, California, the Breeze of Joy Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering young girls in the developing world through education, financial support, and essential resources. Run entirely by volunteers, the foundation ensures that 100% of every donation goes directly toward its mission — making it one of the most impactful and transparent nonprofits operating today.
The Power of Educating Girls
Research consistently shows that educating girls is one of the most effective ways to break the cycle of poverty. When a girl receives an education, she is more likely to earn a stable income, raise healthier children, and contribute meaningfully to her community. The ripple effects of a single girl’s education can transform not just her life, but the lives of her entire family and the generations that follow.
The Breeze of Joy Foundation understands this profound truth. By providing financial assistance to girls attending schools that integrate moral, academic, and spiritual elements into their curriculum, the foundation removes the financial barriers that so often force families to pull their daughters out of school. For many of these girls, the foundation’s support is the only thing standing between them and a future without opportunity.
Real Girls, Real Impact
The foundation currently supports 18 girls on their journey toward brighter futures. Among them are Aliya, Anshika, Tanushree, Baishaki, and Sneha — young women whose stories reflect both the challenges they face and the incredible resilience they carry within them.
Aliya Ali, for example, is a young girl from a disadvantaged background who dreams of becoming a doctor. Without the support of the Breeze of Joy Foundation, financial hardship would have forced her to abandon her education long before she could realize that dream. Today, with the foundation’s backing, Aliya continues her studies — and with them, her hope.
These are not just statistics. These are daughters, sisters, and future leaders whose lives are being transformed by the generosity of donors and the dedication of a team of volunteers who believe that no girl should be forgotten by society simply because of her circumstances.
Strengthening Communities Through Education
The impact of the Breeze of Joy Foundation extends far beyond individual girls. When a young woman is educated, she becomes an agent of change in her community. She is more likely to advocate for the education of other girls, to participate in civic life, and to contribute economically to her household and neighborhood.
Communities where girls are educated tend to have lower rates of child marriage, higher rates of community health, and stronger economic growth. In this way, the Breeze of Joy Foundation’s work is not just about individual empowerment — it is about building the foundations of healthier, more equitable societies from the ground up.
Since its founding, the organization has funded over $44,000 in support for girls and their communities — a testament to what is possible when compassion is paired with action.
A Foundation Built on Integrity and Love
What sets the Breeze of Joy Foundation apart is not just its mission, but the way it carries it out. Founded by Joy Sobhanian and Dr. Soha Sobhanian, the organization was born from personal encounters with the quiet struggles of families and children living without access to basic resources. Rather than looking away, the founders chose to respond with purpose.
The foundation is led by a diverse team of dedicated professionals — including a CEO, CFO, President, Vice President, Secretary, Chief Development Officer, and Director of Philanthropy — each bringing unique expertise and a shared commitment to making a difference. Because the team is entirely volunteer-based, donors can rest assured that their contributions are used where they matter most: in the hands of the girls who need them.
The name “Breeze of Joy” is both poetic and purposeful — symbolizing a gentle, healing force that can touch lives regardless of where they are. It is a reminder that even the smallest act of kindness can carry warmth, opportunity, and transformation to someone in need.
How You Can Help
The Breeze of Joy Foundation relies entirely on the generosity of donors and volunteers to continue its work. There are several ways you can get involved:
- Donate: Every dollar goes directly to supporting a girl’s education. Visit breezeofjoyfoundation.org/donation to make a contribution today.
- Volunteer: Share your time, skills, and passion to help the foundation grow its reach and impact.
- Spread the Word: Share the foundation’s story on social media and with your network to help raise awareness.
- Suggest a Project: Know a community in need? Visit the foundation’s website to suggest a project that could change lives.
A Breeze That Carries Hope
The world is full of girls with dreams as vast as the sky — girls who want to become doctors, teachers, engineers, and leaders. But without access to education, those dreams risk fading before they ever take flight. The Breeze of Joy Foundation exists to ensure that no dream is extinguished by circumstance.
With every donation, every volunteer hour, and every act of support, we send a breeze of kindness into the world — one that carries hope, dignity, and the promise of a brighter tomorrow to the girls who need it most.
You can be the reason a girl believes in tomorrow.
Pani or Jol: When a Word Becomes a Border
“To forget one’s mother tongue is to drift away from the roots that first gave us voice.”
There is something sacred about the language we first learn. It comes before school, before rules, before we understand religion or identity. It is the sound of our mother calling our name. It is the voice that comforts us when we are sick. It is the first language in which we feel love.
I was born in a small village called Dhajanagar in Tripura, in the northeastern part of India. Tripura is surrounded by Bangladesh on three sides and connected to the rest of India through Assam. Borders shape life there. They shape culture, history, and language.
Our town, Bishalgarh, lies by the river Bijoy. I do not remember learning my mother tongue. It simply existed around me. My parents spoke it. My relatives spoke it. My neighbors spoke it. It was as natural as breathing.
I remember learning the alphabet from our neighbor, Anu Pishi. Pishi means aunt in Bengali. She was not related to me by blood, but she was family in every other way. She became my second teacher after my mother.
And then I learned something I did not understand at the time.
Even water had two names.
At home, I called water pani. From Anu Pishi and some neighbors, I learned jol. When I asked why I needed two words for the same thing, the answer was simple.
Muslims say pani. Hindus say jol.
I was a child. I did not understand why water needed religion. In many parts of India, pani is common and neutral. In West Bengal and Bangladesh, jol is widely used. But in my town, the word you used could quietly label you.
Then in school, we learned that jol or pani becomes water in English. And somehow, water was said to belong to Christians. Imagine being a child and having to think twice before saying the word that keeps you alive. In English class, you did not want to say jol. If you said pani, the whole class might laugh or stare at you. A simple word suddenly carried so much weight.
Later, I realized something even bigger. There are hundreds of names for water in different languages. Kokborok speakers say toi. In Manipuri, it is ising. In Oriya, it is nir. And there are many more. Different sounds. Same meaning.
If you said the wrong word in the wrong place, you were corrected. I was corrected many times. I was even slapped a few times. But I never stopped mixing them. I could not understand why something so simple should divide people.
Looking back, I see that language was being used as a boundary. A small word became a sign of belonging.
Even within West Bengal, Bengali is not spoken in just one uniform way. The language changes from district to district. Accent, tone, and vocabulary vary depending on where someone grows up. The Bengali spoken in Kolkata is often treated as the standard or pure form because it dominates literature, media, and formal education. But like any living language, Bengali carries many regional variations, even within West Bengal itself.
In Tripura, the Bengali we speak has its own rhythm and history. It is different from the textbook version and from the refined style associated with Kolkata. Our pronunciation and expressions reflect migration, geography, and generations of lived experience. Yet people from other states, especially from West Bengal, sometimes make fun of the way we speak. Because of this, many families in Tripura try to teach their children the Kolkata style of Bengali so they will sound more polished or acceptable. Even when children learn it well, native Kolkata speakers can still notice the difference. Some mock them, comparing it to a crow trying to look like a peacock by wearing its feathers.
That comparison stays with you. It quietly tells you that your natural voice is not enough.
Tripura also officially recognizes Kokborok, the language of many indigenous communities. In markets and schools, people often move between Bengali, Kokborok, Hindi, and sometimes English. Mixing languages is normal in such places. It reflects history and coexistence.
But sometimes society decides that certain words must stay in certain mouths.
As a child, I was not trying to challenge anything. I was simply speaking the way I had learned. I did not know that vocabulary could carry religion, migration, and politics.
Mother tongue is more than grammar. It is emotional memory. It shapes how we think and feel. It is the language in which we first pray, first cry, first laugh.
Animals recognize their own by sound. A calf knows its mother’s call. For humans, mother tongue is that call of belonging. But unlike animals, we attach judgment to sound.
That is where division begins.
Today, I say pani without fear. I say jol without apology. I say water without hesitation. I know that all three mean the same thing.
Water is what keeps us alive. Every human being on this planet depends on it. Without water, there is no life. There is no existence. It does not choose religion. It does not choose language. It does not choose borders.
Water does not divide itself.
We do.
To forget one’s mother tongue is to drift away from our roots. But an even greater loss is forgetting that language was meant to connect us. The words we inherit should not become walls between us.
Mother tongue is not a test of loyalty. It is not a competition of purity. It is a gift.
And if water can flow freely without asking what we call it, perhaps we can learn to do the same.
Because in the end, whether we say pani, jol, toi, ising, nir, or water, it is still the same life giving truth.
And maybe that truth is the bridge we have been searching for.
National Geographic Champion & Global Icon: MD Tanveer Hassan Rohan
Award-winning photographer MD Tanveer Hassan Rohan was born and raised in Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh. Currently, he lives in New York, USA. He is a passionate and dedicated photographer with nearly 8 years of experience. His primary goal as a photographer is to document life’s moments as he sees them, preserving them in time. He loves to travel and explore different places and countries, meet new people, and embrace the experience that photography offers, which is to capture the beautiful and awe-inspiring moments on Earth. He believes in the power of the image to express emotion and tell untold stories.
He has taken part in many National and International Photography con-test and till now he has won many national and more than 500 international photography awards. He is the first Bangladeshi Photographer to win back-to-back National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year contests (2017 & 2018). He was also awarded Jury’s choice award in the LensCulture-Magnum Photography Awards in 2017, 1st Prize in Street and Wild Life categories from Toshiba ExceLENS Awards in 2019, Dubai. Grand Award in Vienna Int. Photo Award 2020. He also earned 1st prize in the Sports Category from Balkan Photo Awards in 2016.
Additional honors include:
• 1st prize in Sony World Photography Awards, 2016 National Award.
• 2nd Prize in Photojournalism category from Xposure International Photography Competition, 2016
• 1st Prize in Reportage and 2nd Prize in People Category from VOUBS International Photography awards, 2016.
• Grand Winner in “Photo for Tolerance +” International Youth Photography Contest, 2015.
• Three-time winner of The Prix de la Photographie, Paris Px3 awards
• Three-time winner of the Moscow International Foto Awards
• Two-time winner, Life Press Photo awards
• Two-time winner, Tokyo International Foto Awards
• Three-time winner, SIENA International Photography Awards
• Five-time winner, International Photography Awards-IPA
• Honorable mention in International Photographer Of The Year 2016 and many more prestigious photography awards.
Md. Tanveer Hassan Rohan’s photographs have been exhibited in more than 45 countries and published in many international magazines and newspapers. He has been selected as the best Authors five times in the FIAP patronage Photography Contest in Greece, France, Bangladesh, the Czech Republic & the USA. He has been awarded an EFIAP distinction from Fédération Internationale de l’Art Photographique (FIAP) in early 2019, AFIAP in 2016, and BEPSS Distinction from The Photographic Society of Singapore (PSS) in November 2016 and PPSA Distinction from the Photographic Society of America in December 2016.
He is committed to a lifelong pursuit of photography and storytelling.
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Die to the Self, Become the Light: A Reflection on the Words of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá
What would it mean to truly forget yourself — to live beyond praise and blame, beyond comfort and fear? In a world that constantly tells us to protect our image and secure our place, these words from ‘Abdu’l-Bahá invite us to do the opposite. They call us toward selflessness, toward spiritual rebirth, and toward becoming like a candle that burns so others may see.
“Look at me, follow me, be as I am; take no thought for yourselves or your lives, whether ye eat or whether ye sleep, whether ye are comfortable, whether ye are well or ill, whether ye are with friends or foes, whether ye receive praise or blame; for all these things ye must care not at all. Look at me and be as I am; ye must die to yourselves and to the world, so ye shall be born again and enter the kingdom of heaven. Behold the candle, how it gives light. It weeps its life away drop by drop in order to give forth its flame of light.”
— ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, Bahá’í Scriptures, p. 502
1️⃣ “Look at me, follow me, be as I am…”
He is not asking people to copy his personality.
He is pointing to a way of living — a life of:
• Service
• Detachment
• Sacrifice
• Love for humanity
He is saying: do not just listen to teachings — live them.
2️⃣ “Take no thought for yourselves…”
This does not mean neglect your health or be irresponsible.
It means:
• Do not become attached to comfort
• Do not live for the ego
• Do not let praise or blame control you
• Do not let fear, approval, or criticism define your actions
It is about freedom from ego and attachment to worldly concerns.
3️⃣ “Whether ye receive praise or blame…”
This part is very deep.
Most people:
• Feel happy when praised
• Feel hurt when criticized
He is inviting us to live at such a spiritual level that neither praise nor blame changes our path.
This is spiritual maturity.
4️⃣ “Ye must die to yourselves and to the world…”
This is symbolic.
It does not mean physical death.
It means:
• Dying to selfishness
• Dying to pride
• Dying to ego
• Dying to attachment to material identity
And then something beautiful happens:
You are “born again” spiritually.
It is about the transformation of the inner self.
5️⃣ The Candle Metaphor
“Behold the candle…”
A candle:
• Melts away
• Loses itself
• Gives light to others
• Burns quietly
• Does not complain
The candle sacrifices itself to give light.
He is saying:
Be like the candle.
Live in such a way that your life becomes light for others — even if it costs you comfort.
🌿 What Is the Core Message?
This quote speaks about:
• Selflessness
• Spiritual rebirth
• Service to humanity
• Detachment from ego
• Inner transformation
• Living for something higher than oneself
It is not about suffering for the sake of suffering.
It is about choosing a life of purpose instead of a life centered only on the self.
💭 A Deeper Reflection
When he says, “Look at me and be as I am,”
He himself lived:
• In prison
• In exile
• In hardship
Yet he remained joyful, kind, calm, and forgiving.
Perhaps the real message is this:
Become so spiritually grounded that circumstances cannot disturb your peace.
These words continue to challenge me. They remind me that real strength is not found in comfort or recognition, but in quiet sacrifice and sincere service. To “die to the self” is not about losing who we are it is about letting go of ego so something higher can grow within us. Like the candle, perhaps our purpose is not to protect our own flame, but to become light for others. This is a lifelong journey, and I am still learning what it truly means.
The above reflection is my personal understanding of a quotation by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá from Bahá’í Scriptures, p. 502. This interpretation reflects my individual thoughts and is not an official interpretation of Bahá’í teachings.
How to Set Up a Universal TV Remote (Step-by-Step Guide)
Losing your TV remote or juggling multiple remotes can be frustrating. That’s where a universal TV remote comes in. It allows you to control your TV—and often other devices like DVD players, soundbars, or cable boxes—with just one remote.
The good news? Setting up a universal remote is usually quick and easy. Let’s walk through it step by step.
What Is a Universal TV Remote?
A universal remote is designed to work with many brands and models of TVs and home entertainment devices. Popular brands include Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, and more. Most universal remotes work using device codes or automatic code search.
What You’ll Need Before You Start
Before setting up your universal remote, make sure you have:
- A universal remote with working batteries
- The TV you want to control (turned on)
- The instruction manual (if available)
If you don’t have the manual, don’t worry—most remotes follow similar steps.
Method 1: Set Up Using a TV Code (Manual Method)
This is the most common and reliable method.
Step 1: Turn On Your TV
Use the TV’s power button (not the remote) to turn it on.
Step 2: Put the Remote in Setup Mode
- Press and hold the Setup button until the indicator light turns on (or blinks).
- Some remotes may not have a Setup button—in that case, press and hold the TV button instead.
Step 3: Enter the TV Code
- Find the code for your TV brand (usually in the remote’s manual or on the manufacturer’s website).
- Use the number buttons to enter the code.
- The indicator light should turn off or blink to confirm.
Step 4: Test the Remote
Try using the Power, Volume, or Channel buttons.
- If it works, you’re all set 🎉
- If not, repeat the steps using a different code for your TV brand.
Method 2: Set Up Using Auto Code Search
If you don’t have the TV code, this method is perfect.
Step 1: Turn On the TV
Again, use the TV’s power button.
Step 2: Activate Auto Search Mode
- Press and hold the Setup button until the light turns on.
- Press the TV button.
Step 3: Start Scanning for Codes
- Press the Power button repeatedly (or hold it, depending on the remote).
- The remote will send different codes to the TV.
Step 4: Lock the Code
When the TV turns off:
- Press the Enter, OK, or Setup button to save the code.
Step 5: Test the Buttons
Check volume, channels, and power to make sure everything works properly.
Common Problems and Easy Fixes
The remote doesn’t work at all
- Check the batteries.
- Make sure you’re pointing the remote directly at the TV.
Some buttons work, others don’t
- Try a different TV code.
- Repeat the auto-search process.
The TV brand isn’t listed
- Visit the remote manufacturer’s website for updated codes.
- Some newer smart TVs need updated universal remotes.
Tips for Best Results
- Use fresh batteries for smoother setup.
- Set up one device at a time.
- Keep the instruction manual or save a digital copy for future use.
Final Thoughts
Setting up a universal TV remote might sound technical, but it’s actually very simple once you know the steps. Whether you use a manual code or auto-search, you’ll be back to enjoying your favorite shows in just a few minutes—without the remote clutter.
One remote. Less stress. More couch time 📺✨
The Breeze of Joy Foundation: Spreading Positivity and Impacting Lives
In a world where opportunities are often unequally distributed, the Breeze of Joy Foundation stands as a compassionate force for change—uplifting underprivileged girls and young women through education, mentorship, and essential support services. Based in Fullerton, California, this nonprofit organization is guided by a simple yet powerful vision: to bring joy, dignity, and opportunity into lives that need it most.
A Vision Rooted in Kindness
Founded by Joy Sobhanian and Dr. Soha Sobhanian, the Breeze of Joy Foundation emerged from personal encounters that highlighted the struggles of children and families lacking access to education and basic resources. What began as small acts of kindness soon grew into an organized effort to create lasting change. The name of the foundation itself symbolizes gentle but transformative impact—like a breeze that brings comfort and renewal to those it touches.
The leadership team, a diverse group committed to compassion and service, works collaboratively to uplift communities by investing in education and empowerment initiatives.
A Mission with Heart
At the core of the Breeze of Joy Foundation’s work is a mission that spans three key pillars:
- Education — Supporting young girls to attend schools that integrate comprehensive academic, moral, and spiritual education. This financial assistance helps prevent interruptions in schooling caused by poverty or hardship, allowing girls to pursue their full potential.
- Food & Health — Working to address basic needs, the organization nurtures children’s well-being while setting the stage for greater academic success and personal growth.
- Empowerment Services — Through mentorship, moral support, and community building, Breeze of Joy fosters resilience, confidence, and leadership in young women—preparing them to be change-makers in their communities.
Every dollar donated goes directly to these causes because the foundation is powered entirely by volunteers who share a commitment to nurturing tomorrow’s leaders.
Lives Transformed
Behind every program are inspiring real-world stories of progress and hope. One example featured by the foundation is Aliya Ali, a young girl whose dream of becoming a doctor was supported through education funding and encouragement—illustrating how targeted support can power lifelong ambition.
Beyond individual stories, Breeze of Joy’s efforts contribute to broader societal benefits. Access to schooling, especially for girls, has been shown to promote economic growth, improved health outcomes, and greater community resilience. Supporting girls’ education not only transforms individual lives but also helps foster more equitable and prosperous societies.
A Call to Action
The Breeze of Joy Foundation invites individuals around the world to join in its mission—whether through financial donations, volunteering, or spreading awareness about its work. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps expand opportunities for girls who might otherwise be left behind.
In a time when so many children and families struggle to overcome barriers, the Breeze of Joy Foundation shines as a reminder that hope, education, and compassionate support can uplift communities and shape brighter futures.
The most EPIC and EXPENSIVE Country (ICELAND)
This is the ultimate 10 Day Iceland travel guide and itinerary. Our roadtrip starts in Reykavik and goes all the way to the far east where our next adventure begins. If you can afford to travel Iceland, this is your next trip. And for your Iceland trip you should get the Insta360 X4: https://www.insta360.com/sal/x4?utm_term=INR30D0 – This thing is an epic travel camera and I appreciate them for making this video possible!
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0:00 Intro:
1:25 Day 1: First impressions of Reykjavik & Experiencing Sky Lagoon.
4:21 Day 2: Exploring Reykjavik
5:40 Day 3: Swimming between Tectonic plates.
12:32 Day 4: The Blue Lagoon
16:14 Day 5: Waking up at Silica Hotel & Helicopter tour
19:50 Day 6: Buubble Hotel waterfalls, Reynisfjara and meeting Mr. Iceland.
29:09 Day 7: Langjökull Snowmobiling
31:54 Day 8: Katla
36:31 Day 9: Skaftafell glacier hike, Kirkjubæjarklaustur, Fjadrargljufur canyons.
40:44 Day: 10: Jökulsárlón glacier and diamond beach. Stuðlagil Canyon and Leaving the car at Egilsstaðir airport and beginning the next adventure.
Much love to the epic tour companies and hotels that made our trip unforgettable like @arcticadventures for the epic adventures across Iceland, and to the fantastic @mistericeland for a truly unforgettable stay at his ranch.
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🏝️ About me
I’m Christian LeBlanc and in 2016, I was working as an accountant in Vancouver Canada. This 9-5 chapter was my rock bottom moment in life and I knew I needed to make a change. So I did what everyone told me not to.
I QUIT.
With $2500 to my name, I booked a 1-way ticket to Asia to try and find a way to make a career through travel and filmmaking. The problem was, I had no idea how to make a video. But I kept trying and eventually… It actually worked. The last 10+ years of my life have taken me to 100+ countries, 1000+ flights and each step of this journey was recorded and shared with you.
This is the story of an exceptionally average dude who never gave up.
🔔 𝗦𝗨𝗕𝗦𝗖𝗥𝗜𝗕𝗘 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗡 𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗡𝗢𝗧𝗜𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦 𝗢𝗡 𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗘𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗩𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗢𝗦!
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7 Days on a Luxury Cruise (inside MSC Yacht Club)
We tried the exclusive MSC Yacht Club experience as we sailed across 4 countries in the Mediterranean Sea. The entire front end of this ship is dedicated to the Yacht Club guests and it includes everything from butler service, world class dining, spa access and so much more. See if MSC Yacht Club is your next adventure: https://shorturl.at/Zdrj9
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🏝️ About me
I’m Christian LeBlanc and in 2016, I was working as an accountant in Vancouver Canada. This 9-5 chapter was my rock bottom moment in life and I knew I needed to make a change. So I did what everyone told me not to.
I QUIT.
With $2500 to my name, I booked a 1-way ticket to Asia to try and find a way to make a career through travel and filmmaking. The problem was, I had no idea how to make a video. But I kept trying and eventually… It actually worked. The last 10+ years of my life have taken me to 100+ countries, 1000+ flights and each step of this journey was recorded and shared with you.
This is the story of an exceptionally average dude who never gave up.
🔔 𝗦𝗨𝗕𝗦𝗖𝗥𝗜𝗕𝗘 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗡 𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗡𝗢𝗧𝗜𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦 𝗢𝗡 𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗘𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗩𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗢𝗦!
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The Most Controversial Island in Europe (Faroe Islands)
I was told NOT to come to the Faroe Islands. As a traveler, I love going where few travel and little is known about this remote European destination other than a lot of negative headlines. My goal is to see the see beyond the outrage and find the reality behind the Faroe Islands.
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Timecodes
0:00 Intro
1:42 Faroe Islands backstory & controversy
2:55 Exploring the ship
3:28 Our first look at the Faroe Islands
5:45 Meeting locals and exploring the Faroe’s
7:23 My free gift to you
8:56 Faroe’s dark history
11:03 Going to prison
12:07 Experiencing the local food
13:00 The search for puffins
16:39 The grind…
21:18 The most BEAUTIFUL village on earth
22:55 Investigating the secrets behind Faroe’s dark history
26:54 Slave Lake
30:43 The Vikings were brutal…
31:18 Terrible joke
33:42 Outro
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🏝️ About me
I’m Christian LeBlanc and in 2016, I was working as an accountant in Vancouver Canada. This 9-5 chapter was my rock bottom moment in life and I knew I needed to make a change. So I did what everyone told me not to.
I QUIT.
With $2500 to my name, I booked a 1-way ticket to Asia to try and find a way to make a career through travel and filmmaking. The problem was, I had no idea how to make a video. But I kept trying and eventually… It actually worked. The last 10+ years of my life have taken me to 100+ countries, 1000+ flights and each step of this journey was recorded and shared with you.
This is the story of an exceptionally average dude who never gave up.
🔔 𝗦𝗨𝗕𝗦𝗖𝗥𝗜𝗕𝗘 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗡 𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗡𝗢𝗧𝗜𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦 𝗢𝗡 𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗘𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗩𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗢𝗦!
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Beautiful Bohol Philippines (3 Days in Paradise)
Bohol Philippines is a travelers paradise, this is the ultimate 3 Day Bohol travel guide and itinerary. If you’re flying to the Philippines, do it how I have since 2015 and fly with Cebu Pacific: https://www.cebupacificair.com/
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Shoutout to our epic freediving friend @cabgod
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My website: https://lostleblanc.com
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🌎 Join the Lost Community (5 million and growing)
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📷 Camera & Gear I use
https://amazon.com/shop/lostleblanc
🏝️ About me
I’m Christian LeBlanc and in 2016, I was working as an accountant in Vancouver Canada. This 9-5 chapter was my rock bottom moment in life and I knew I needed to make a change. So I did what everyone told me not to.
I QUIT.
With $2500 to my name, I booked a 1-way ticket to Asia to try and find a way to make a career through travel and filmmaking. The problem was, I had no idea how to make a video. But I kept trying and eventually… It actually worked. The last 10+ years of my life have taken me to 100+ countries, 1000+ flights and each step of this journey was recorded and shared with you.
This is the story of an exceptionally average dude who never gave up.
🔔 𝗦𝗨𝗕𝗦𝗖𝗥𝗜𝗕𝗘 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗡 𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗡𝗢𝗧𝗜𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦 𝗢𝗡 𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗘𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗩𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗢𝗦!
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Watch my trip to Cebu Philippines: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IpPCqOHaTw&t=1346s
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The Most EPIC and AFFORDABLE Adventure (Central Java)
This is how to travel Central Java – the travel destination for anyone who’s after an EPIC and AFFORDABLE roadtrip. Doesn’t get much better than exploring the REAL Indonesia. Buy your own GO3S here: https://www.insta360.com/sal/go-3s?utm_term=INR30D0 and the epic Insta360 X4: https://www.insta360.com/sal/x4?utm_term=INR30D0
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Wanna travel Central Java with the legendary Arif? Here’s his WA (+62 812 2897 3632)
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My website: https://lostleblanc.com
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🌎 Join the Lost Community (5 million and growing)
Second Channel: https://youtube.com/@lostlevlog
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📷 Camera & Gear I use
https://amazon.com/shop/lostleblanc
🏝️ About me
I’m Christian LeBlanc and in 2016, I was working as an accountant in Vancouver Canada. This 9-5 chapter was my rock bottom moment in life and I knew I needed to make a change. So I did what everyone told me not to.
I QUIT.
With $2500 to my name, I booked a 1-way ticket to Asia to try and find a way to make a career through travel and filmmaking. The problem was, I had no idea how to make a video. But I kept trying and eventually… It actually worked. The last 10+ years of my life have taken me to 100+ countries, 1000+ flights and each step of this journey was recorded and shared with you.
This is the story of an exceptionally average dude who never gave up.
🔔 𝗦𝗨𝗕𝗦𝗖𝗥𝗜𝗕𝗘 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗡 𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗡𝗢𝗧𝗜𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦 𝗢𝗡 𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗘𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗩𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗢𝗦!
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Making Date Juice Molasses #nature #datejuice #molasses #food
Date molasses, also known as date syrup or date honey, is a thick, rich, vegan syrup that’s similar in taste and texture to molasses. It’s made from cooked date extract.
Title: Healing Soul Wounds
Artist: Mignon Geli
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