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A group of kids, age six to nine came together to create an inspiring video about the true meaning of life.
The five minutes stop motion animation challenges our thinking by starting with a question asked by a six-year-old girl, “How sad would it be to get to the end of your life and realized you never truly lived?”
She then went on to address societal issues like being caught up with fitting in with the cool crowd, and people obsessed with garnering Facebook “Likes” on their posts when they don't even like themselves.
Watch the video below to be inspired by their little nuggets of wisdom.
[via Shazza Razza]
A group of kids, age six to nine came together to create an inspiring video about the true meaning of life.
The five minutes stop motion animation challenges our thinking by starting with a question asked by a six-year-old girl, “How sad would it be to get to the end of your life and realized you never truly lived?”
She then went on to address societal issues like being caught up with fitting in with the cool crowd, and people obsessed with garnering Facebook “Likes” on their posts when they don't even like themselves.
Watch the video below to be inspired by their little nuggets of wisdom.
[via Shazza Razza]