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Who says a single person can't make a difference? This Academy Award-winning short film, based on a story by Jean Giono, was created in 1987 by renowned animator Frederick Back. It beautifully showcases one shepherd's long and successful effort to re-forest a desolate valley in the foothills of the Alps near Provence in the first half of the 20th century.

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    Nancy D.

    It is a testimony to listening to one's heart and the power of Hope. Also how the wind of change brings the magic of Patience -see the word Peace that patience holds". I feel so blessed to see this. It is a story of Nature. One man's blessing to All That IS life and continues to inspire. I am beyond grateful.

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    Diane

    Beautiful story, beautiful truth, it slowed my thinking down and I loved it. Such a gorgeous story. Christopher read it so well.

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    Mitch D.

    I did not watch the video, but I read the book, decides ago, and loved it!!

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    Doris

    The impossible is possible. Thank you for sharing this profound story.

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    Lengnick Marcia

    I have not yet watched the video..I will..but when I saw the title I immediately thought of Johnny Appleseed who planted apple trees in New England years ago.

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    Diana Traylor

    I'm not sure where to start! That one person can make a difference… yes. That another could share something so incredibly beautiful through his art? The hope I feel during these tumultuous times… That KarmaTube and the people behind it made it possible for me to experience? The celebration of interconnectedness is a beautiful thing. Thank you.

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    Kathleen Kline

    the visual beauty, the message of living each day, the power of being present to each moment. It is simply beautifully moving.

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    Carlos Nagel

    What inspired you about this video? The power that each of us has to change our environments. .

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    Carlos Nagel

    I have used this video in dozens of community building seminars since the early 80's. It is a metaphor of what our lives are about. Thanks for disseminating information about this important concept as an age of chaos seems to invade our societies.

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