Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Original video where I first introduce the vineyard (eMil Veranos) can be found here: youtu.be/Pjp3NTuBwds?si=pKXAGGb2qu4k8sBN
In this video, multiple layers and themes are presented, however not literally spoken about. For example, from an LDS perspective, this can be labeled as a testimony that doesn’t use the familiar terms often heard during a testimony, however demonstrates principles of embodiment of covenant meaning (a follow on vine that can be explored: What does covenant faithfulness look like when religious vocabulary is removed?)
Some other not literally said concepts covered include stewardship through demonstration, physics concepts, & historical narratives that culminate in an experience that has been pivotal to humanity for eight thousand years: wine.
Some graphics presented are in place for those who desire to explore their curiosity and are not necessarily designed to be read in the allotted time on screen. That's what screen shots and the pause button are for (giggles...another layer of effort).
Original video where I first introduce the vineyard (eMil Veranos) can be found here: youtu.be/Pjp3NTuBwds?si=pKXAGGb2qu4k8sBN
In this video, multiple layers and themes are presented, however not literally spoken about. For example, from an LDS perspective, this can be labeled as a testimony that doesn’t use the familiar terms often heard during a testimony, however demonstrates principles of embodiment of covenant meaning (a follow on vine that can be explored: What does covenant faithfulness look like when religious vocabulary is removed?)
Some other not literally said concepts covered include stewardship through demonstration, physics concepts, & historical narratives that culminate in an experience that has been pivotal to humanity for eight thousand years: wine.
Some graphics presented are in place for those who desire to explore their curiosity and are not necessarily designed to be read in the allotted time on screen. That's what screen shots and the pause button are for (giggles...another layer of effort).
