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Through a unique social experiment, participants are given the opportunity for healing through direct eye contact. In this powerful episode of "Look Me In The Eye," witness the emotional journey of Aik, a former child soldier from South Sudan, as he comes face to face with his tormentor, Anang.
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@MarvinMillbrookJr.
@MarvinMillbrookJr. 4 месяца назад
The fact that he named his child "Freeman" says a whole lot more than we think...
@alexam6959
@alexam6959 4 месяца назад
Damn… I’m crying… it’s sad but also amazing to see him living life
@ThePyroTecNick
@ThePyroTecNick 3 месяца назад
i grew up with a guy he was freeman the 8th
@IroquoisPliskin-w1f
@IroquoisPliskin-w1f 3 месяца назад
@@ThePyroTecNick freemasonry is evil bro they worship demons and satan, don't you know the royal secret of sodomy and transyugothic magic
@somedesertdude1308
@somedesertdude1308 3 месяца назад
"doctor freeman"
@greatmatt301
@greatmatt301 3 месяца назад
Because he's black? and Morgan Freeman is black. It's what i would have to do. But im white so i have to name mine Adolf :(
@aRICKMAN23LOVER
@aRICKMAN23LOVER 3 месяца назад
When Ayik started crying he just looked like a small child in pain. Poor child, even as an adult he’s still suffering 😢
@AidenKimRagtime
@AidenKimRagtime 3 месяца назад
tf
@GaIaxyJaguar
@GaIaxyJaguar 3 месяца назад
@@AidenKimRagtime whats wrong with what he said?
@satisfactiongamer7385
@satisfactiongamer7385 3 месяца назад
@@AidenKimRagtime Shut up.
@AidenKimRagtime
@AidenKimRagtime 3 месяца назад
@@satisfactiongamer7385 The frick did I say
@0zakasly
@0zakasly 3 месяца назад
​@@AidenKimRagtimeare you slow?😢
@louieo.blevinsmusic4197
@louieo.blevinsmusic4197 4 месяца назад
That man has seen so much horror that he couldn’t even be read through his eyes. Very strange that it’s the man that was tortured as a boy, who is haunted by and experienced all that pain continues to feel. He keeps his emotions, his humanity. Ayik is an outstanding human being. He’s stronger than fear.
@amijack421
@amijack421 4 месяца назад
Very true , his eyes were dead as if his emotions is buried inside a place where no one could touch 😮
@lapis3834
@lapis3834 4 месяца назад
It is possible that he told truth when he mentioned he struggled with the memories when he slept , the other man ,too. God opened his eyes and heart , that was shut for probably so long in self protection to do what he did. I can't put myself in his shoes. Alone in Africa so young ,he saw that group of soldiers as only way and the victim who tried to escape 15 times , got tortured .. he probably would be too . I suspect it's so terrible, most of us can't put ourselves in their shoes and brain reaction. Worst would have been if no regret . I hope they can heal 🙏
@louieo.blevinsmusic4197
@louieo.blevinsmusic4197 4 месяца назад
@@lapis3834 100% he genuinely wanted forgiveness. He’s just seen a lot, and that’ll affect folks differently but they’re all gonna get some form of PTSD. They were all victims, some just victims of victims. Some folks can just seem emotionless, dead on the inside and some very may well be to an extent. They can still burn on the inside tho. That being said, Ayuk is still in tact. He’s the embodiment of what it’s like to be human. He wears his emotions on his sleeves, he obviously loves his boy with not just all his heart but it’s well within the marrow of his bones. No one would’ve blamed him had he not forgiven this man. But he did it anyways. I think universally no man that has a heart wants to see a woman or child cry, maybe it’s an evolutionary response…I haven’t a clue. But the man that hurt Aiyuk was visibly uncomfortable when Aiyuk starting crying and that’s genuinely what it’s like, anxiety/a want to fix. So when I saw him wipe Aiyuk’s tears and begged. That’s a man that needed relief, to be forgiven and couldn’t handle the thought of dealing out any more pain. Just an opinion though. I may be special but I’m no specialist... lol I hope they can finally sleep at night without any more stress, anxiety or nightmares as I hear sleep is God’s medicine.
@lov5334
@lov5334 3 месяца назад
Remember both Where child soldiers , so both of them have been through the same torture , only one got promoted to the more torture to the other. The older one had to bury his feelings so he did not get killed by the people who was above him. It's gonna take a lot more than this to help them unpack their hidden emotions
@waltervaughn7241
@waltervaughn7241 3 месяца назад
@@lov5334this is a great comment they were victims of a cruel war
@boaocean3434
@boaocean3434 3 месяца назад
I sobbed!!!!! I have to say I really respect Anyang. He did not make excuses, he apologised. But we know his story is not different from Arik’s. He lost his family, he has witnessed so much and he himself as a victim of child exploitation but he didn’t not bring up those excuses once, he let the man he hurt do all the talking. What amazing people! Respect and prayers for both men!
@PalomasMusic666
@PalomasMusic666 3 месяца назад
The thing is I had no idea what the outcome of choosing to see this man would take, You never know that he isn't remorseful and the decision to do this on Ariks part was impressive as far as self healing can go, could he be prepared for someone to scold him or laugh at his pain is one of the questions he's got to have considered
@sowaveysuyat
@sowaveysuyat 3 месяца назад
Yeah I would have loved to hear more of his side too but seems Anyang became more conditioned to mask all the pain and suffering.. I'm glad Ayik forgave him and I think Ayik will also help Anyang heal by remaining his friend.
@mziwabantuyaya9600
@mziwabantuyaya9600 3 месяца назад
Amen
@mrdisem
@mrdisem 3 месяца назад
But he did say "Mistake that happened, part of it because I was young". 46:09
@lozssaddict
@lozssaddict 3 месяца назад
I am a grown man, and I bawled. I have no shame in admitting that. Outer strength is one thing. Inner strength is unparalleled. These people show inner strength unlike I’ve ever seen
@TheGinanisque
@TheGinanisque 4 месяца назад
A military commander at 16 just after watching 1000+ of his fellow children die, surviving 2 bullet wounds. That was just another day in a teenager's life in a war zone. The pain was deep and he took it out on his victims. The very real fear numbed him.
@MayimHastings
@MayimHastings 3 месяца назад
Thank you so much for saying that!
@Baconcatboy
@Baconcatboy 3 месяца назад
Us in the West can only imagine the fear and pain of a brutal civil war like that. We are very lucky.
@thabotouch1405
@thabotouch1405 3 месяца назад
Maybe non of them would be alive today had he been soft. poor man blamed for obeying the rules
@TheGinanisque
@TheGinanisque 3 месяца назад
@@thabotouch1405 I thought of that too.
@theronin365
@theronin365 3 месяца назад
The guy in the black was forced to do that by fear himself.
@captainwol7465
@captainwol7465 3 месяца назад
when anang started crying it reminded me that both of them are victims of war. Made me start crying
@sampaigeworldwidenews
@sampaigeworldwidenews 2 месяца назад
Sierra leone war I used to be child soldier
@helium5912
@helium5912 2 месяца назад
@@sampaigeworldwidenews lie.
@JohnRDR
@JohnRDR 2 месяца назад
@@sampaigeworldwidenewsI hope you’re okay
@sampaigeworldwidenews
@sampaigeworldwidenews 2 месяца назад
@@helium5912 may Peace ne upon you . I was abducted from my parent at 8years and was in the jungle for 2 years that's 1998 to 2000. I never kill anyone but saw many horrible things like people's head legs and hand be chopped off , pregnant woman being cut apart and many other horrible things . It's still in my brain till this day ,I can still remember all of their faces
@blackthecsr
@blackthecsr 2 месяца назад
@@sampaigeworldwidenewsHave you ever considered sharing your story?
@lanatorim4068
@lanatorim4068 4 месяца назад
I think that they are both victims of war and I can tell that Anang had his own trauma and has to deal with his own healing and I pray that God will bring complete healing to them both. So happy for the married couple...
@saberslavicnymerabowdallah6599
@saberslavicnymerabowdallah6599 4 месяца назад
Daniel likes to be on Tv he always wanted to be famous he auditioned for Big Brother they were racist as every tv show you have in Australia, Daniel is a drug dealer he made all his money and fame from drugs ask around him in Brisbane he likes man who cross dress.
@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro
@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro 4 месяца назад
You're correct. I think for adults to corrupt children to THAT level, is such an abysmal EVIL! God help us!😓💔
@FjjtGjt
@FjjtGjt 4 месяца назад
well they can both do it from prison.
@JR-zi9vj
@JR-zi9vj 3 месяца назад
@@FjjtGjt For being beaten and forced to be in an army as children?
@cinomatic
@cinomatic 3 месяца назад
@@FjjtGjt you know nothing of war
@Freetoughts
@Freetoughts 4 месяца назад
Please pray for Sudan man. This country and it’s people have been trough so much and they still are ❤
@Lvrry416
@Lvrry416 3 месяца назад
Theyre south sudanese not sudanese
@Mohamed-oz9op
@Mohamed-oz9op 3 месяца назад
​​@@Lvrry416Even Sudan is in despair now. Horrific civil war is going on. Prayers for both Sudan and South Sudan.😢
@verawang5418
@verawang5418 Месяц назад
@@Lvrry416 doesn't change much,,,, infact north sudan is responsible primari;y for what happened with the south so it is not a reach to mention that both of them need help
@Vordredosama
@Vordredosama 29 дней назад
​@@verawang5418Yeah due to Al-Bashir. And you know what's funny? Sudanese people beg for the time he was a leader before. They used to think he was bad, and he was, but when he left they truly learned how bad it could get.
@speccwolf
@speccwolf 3 месяца назад
I have a friend from Sudan who lost his entire family when he was going to church in a massacre, you could see the relief in his movements and actions when he came to Australia.
@tabernaclejones6115
@tabernaclejones6115 3 месяца назад
How do you know if you didn’t meet him until he got to Australia? Like how do u know how he moved before ? It’s a good story though.
@speccwolf
@speccwolf 3 месяца назад
@@tabernaclejones6115 He told me his story and I sponsored him through citizenship, and you don’t need to know what someone is relieving from to be able to identify relief, how do you know if someone is smiling without knowing why ?. And what is your problem
@BalaBoy
@BalaBoy 3 месяца назад
@@speccwolfsome people go out their way to think negatively . I feel sorry for them. Miserable lives
@LemonHead-sq5ws
@LemonHead-sq5ws 3 месяца назад
He moved with relief wtf lol weird thing to say
@Ace_Jermaine
@Ace_Jermaine 3 месяца назад
@@LemonHead-sq5ws Moved with confidence that he doesn't have to be used as a prop for war or treated as anything but human. Wake up to yourself you lemon.
@OneStar-76
@OneStar-76 2 месяца назад
They ran into each other in church. Gods house. The journey of forgiveness is beautiful and powerful
@connorcolquhou5845
@connorcolquhou5845 2 месяца назад
I ran into an old school mate from botswana all the way in Canada in church. God makes it a small world.
@nigelsenchez
@nigelsenchez 2 месяца назад
The bad guys gang failed. If it wasn't for that he would still be tormenting people.
@chloelouw469
@chloelouw469 8 дней назад
Praise God!
@disgruntled4627
@disgruntled4627 5 дней назад
​@@nigelsenchezhe was a child soldier himself, he saw thousands of people die by sixteen. It's not a good environment and people are products of theirs
@asnakegt
@asnakegt 4 месяца назад
Imagine the pain he has gone through, God help you both heal brothers. Forgiveness is powerful.
@phabebarcelona863
@phabebarcelona863 4 месяца назад
Sure is powerful both painful n beautiful
@JemHadar422
@JemHadar422 3 дня назад
Both
@mosemutha3446
@mosemutha3446 4 месяца назад
Wow the scars of war When he said he is now living his childhood through his own child 😢 Glad he took the step to forgive
@amijack421
@amijack421 4 месяца назад
So happy that he broke that generational curse by not taking it out on his own son , so his son won't take those scars to another generation 😢😢
@prudencesithole8294
@prudencesithole8294 4 месяца назад
@cosmopolitanwonder9675
@cosmopolitanwonder9675 4 месяца назад
God knows how the Palestinians will ever heal and the Israelis seems like they will never heal from the trauma of their relations who perished in ww 2 but I cannot accept that they are doing the same and worse than death is the treatment IOF give to Palestinians, and while that is happening in Sudan the same thing is happening today as What Ayik experienced in the South Sudan war.
@vividly94
@vividly94 3 месяца назад
@@cosmopolitanwonder9675 Palestine literally has child soldiers. Palestine also bombed children, including their own, numb nuts. I really hope you talk to an active vet who fights in both sides, you'll understand the horrendous and atrocious things people do in battle -- unless you can't take it. I hope you're a bot because you're incredibly idiotic. Palestine literally STRAPS their children AND BABIES with bombs. Not *ALL* the time, but its documented. Its not just Palestine, but i'm giving you an example of your biasness... and apparently ignorance on the subject at-hand.
@bintabarry-toe9944
@bintabarry-toe9944 4 месяца назад
Both men were robbed of their childhood due to the war. Forgiveness is the key.
@evafernandez4570
@evafernandez4570 4 месяца назад
Amen
@TheBontekraai
@TheBontekraai 4 месяца назад
it's not. i wish people would stop forcing forgiveness and positivity down people's throats. grieving and healing is most important in my opinion. and you can't do that when you are just expected to forgive.
@chemaringo885
@chemaringo885 4 месяца назад
@@TheBontekraaiyou are allowed to grieve and heal but at the end of the day nothing truly heals you and sets you free like forgiving and letting go. And no better friend to help you than Jesus Christ. I hope you one day understand this dear stranger
@TheBontekraai
@TheBontekraai 4 месяца назад
@@chemaringo885 I believe forgiveness happens when you heal naturally. But when you force it it will make you more sick. Forgiveness shouldn't even be the end goal. Being in the moment with your pain should be the focus.
@chemaringo885
@chemaringo885 4 месяца назад
@@TheBontekraai as much as I agree some people spend their whole lives “in the moment with your pain”. They dwell on it instead of finding a way out. There’s a fine line between dwelling on pain with the goal of healing and moving on vs dwelling on it as it cripples you. I’m not saying people shouldn’t spend time in their valid emotions. I’m saying that at the end of the day, what can we do to make you not miss out of the great rest of your life.
@dimphomotlohi4033
@dimphomotlohi4033 4 месяца назад
Both men went through trauma. May they both find healing and God Bless them!
@Who-cu9eu
@Who-cu9eu 2 месяца назад
I’m a man I’ve literally never cried before but I have a similar pain with childhood scars and I relate to him in a way because my mental scars never leave me and it effects my ability to be a people person today so because of trauma I still struggle to laugh and smile around people so I’m still stuck alone in my painful thoughts and can’t make friends and I’m 25. My story is a bit odd though because I’m white and went to a black community school I was the only white person there but I was treated so badly by others and I’m not allowed to speak out in public because it’s not politically correct for me to do so! And there’s people that have numbed me so much that if I put them in a coma it would feel justifiable and it would help me move on. I think I need to see a therapist because I’ve had mental scars since leaving high school and I find no way to remove the anger, anxiety and mental distress unless I get up and take revenge.
@JescaMug
@JescaMug Месяц назад
​@Who-cu9eu hope you heal by the power of God
@nidiagraham7444
@nidiagraham7444 4 месяца назад
This is what is called..."The casualties of war". Wish them all the best that life has to offer.
@saberslavicnymerabowdallah6599
@saberslavicnymerabowdallah6599 4 месяца назад
Stop it will ya Daniel is a criminal a drug dealer from the Gold Coast and Brisbane what you going on about mate he sells weed to underage and pills.
@williamsmart-junger1810
@williamsmart-junger1810 3 месяца назад
As a survivor of abuse, I can only say that the courage and control this man displayed in front of his abuser is absolutely out of this world. God Bless you Aik, may the rest of your life be one of peace and happiness. And Anang, I hope your road to healing is full.
@RAHIWAadeyNayGdiniyu
@RAHIWAadeyNayGdiniyu 3 месяца назад
Amen!!!!!!!!!!!
@Who-cu9eu
@Who-cu9eu 2 месяца назад
I’m a man I’ve literally never cried before but I have a similar pain with childhood scars and I relate to him in a way because my mental scars never leave me and it effects my ability to be a people person today so because of trauma I still struggle to laugh and smile around people so I’m still stuck alone in my painful thoughts and can’t make friends and I’m 25. My story is a bit odd though because I’m white and went to a black community school I was the only white person there but I was treated so badly by others and I’m not allowed to speak out in public because it’s not politically correct for me to do so! And there’s people that have numbed me so much that if I put them in a coma it would feel justifiable and it would help me move on. I think I need to see a therapist because I’ve had mental scars since leaving high school and I find no way to remove the anger, anxiety and mental distress unless I get up and take revenge.
@vnosike
@vnosike 2 месяца назад
Amen ❤❤❤
@enterty4364
@enterty4364 2 месяца назад
​@@Who-cu9euI'm sorry those things happened to you. I hope you find peace and relief soon.
@danteawilson
@danteawilson 2 месяца назад
@@Who-cu9euhey man, I’m praying for you. I hope that you can find a good community that can encourage you through all of this. There are a lot of people who share similar experiences. If you can be open and find people like that, it will go a long way for you in the end. Keep your head up, God bless you.
@sayitloudblcknproud
@sayitloudblcknproud 3 месяца назад
Those child soldiers were horribly mistreated and they witnessed and participated in some of the worst atrocities a human being could ever imagine. He is so brave to confront his tormentor who really was just a kid too. I don’t think I could’ve done it.
@TruthIsTheNewH8
@TruthIsTheNewH8 3 месяца назад
He's not doing it on his own. When you walk with Christ you have the strength to get through anything. You could do the same with Christ by your side.
@Freshie13
@Freshie13 Месяц назад
I was injected with the power of forgiveness towards the drunk driver who put my sister in a coma. When we met face to face, I had nothing but compassion and love for him. It’s how I know God is real, because I’m a naturally vindictive person that wanted retribution. Praise God because that forgiveness set me free from mental torment.
@Samone1Mur
@Samone1Mur 4 месяца назад
The Ayik segment had me in tears the most. It literally touched my spirit in a way i cant put into words.
@Who-cu9eu
@Who-cu9eu 2 месяца назад
I’m a man I’ve literally never cried before but I have a similar pain with childhood scars and I relate to him in a way because my mental scars never leave me and it effects my ability to be a people person today so because of trauma I still struggle to laugh and smile around people so I’m still stuck alone in my painful thoughts and can’t make friends and I’m 25. My story is a bit odd though because I’m white and went to a black community school I was the only white person there but I was treated so badly by others and I’m not allowed to speak out in public because it’s not politically correct for me to do so! And there’s people that have numbed me so much that if I put them in a coma it would feel justifiable and it would help me move on. I think I need to see a therapist because I’ve had mental scars since leaving high school and I find no way to remove the anger, anxiety and mental distress unless I get up and take revenge.
@CherieDeDieu
@CherieDeDieu 4 месяца назад
Forgiveness is powerful. I am so glad Ayik and Anang' are forming a friendship. I really cried with them! 😢
@dikeledimogobe5117
@dikeledimogobe5117 4 месяца назад
Me too🥲
@thedailycheckpoint
@thedailycheckpoint 4 месяца назад
Absolutely. Forgiveness is what has caused Rwanda to come forward
@jon-qm3yd
@jon-qm3yd 5 дней назад
it was unexplainable! how couldnt I cry with them
@natahliak7691
@natahliak7691 2 месяца назад
That cold stare and lack of emotion is still there because he was a victim still in self preservation mode. Once they held eachother that wall came crumbling down. Ayik is teaching him to feel again. It's a bitter-sweet moment. I wish them both love and joy. ❤
@lovingmayberry307
@lovingmayberry307 4 месяца назад
The forgiveness between Ayik and Anyang was simply beautiful...and real. Bless them both. 💙🩵
@mariannevontrapp1063
@mariannevontrapp1063 4 месяца назад
This is heartbreaking... The eyes are the window of the soul...
@glendarogers6204
@glendarogers6204 4 месяца назад
Amen 🙏🏽
@patedwards7934
@patedwards7934 Месяц назад
Amen
@marianperkins4365
@marianperkins4365 4 месяца назад
That was so emotional between Ayik and Anya. I was crying so much and couldn't see their faces. Forgiveness is a powerful strength and can mend so many things. Im glad that they are trying to build a friendship. Im not forgetting that when they were both soldiers in Sudan, they were both frightened children.
@Who-cu9eu
@Who-cu9eu 2 месяца назад
I’m a man I’ve literally never cried before but I have a similar pain with childhood scars and I relate to him in a way because my mental scars never leave me and it effects my ability to be a people person today so because of trauma I still struggle to laugh and smile around people so I’m still stuck alone in my painful thoughts and can’t make friends and I’m 25. My story is a bit odd though because I’m white and went to a black community school I was the only white person there but I was treated so badly by others and I’m not allowed to speak out in public because it’s not politically correct for me to do so! And there’s people that have numbed me so much that if I put them in a coma it would feel justifiable and it would help me move on. I think I need to see a therapist because I’ve had mental scars since leaving high school and I find no way to remove the anger, anxiety and mental distress unless I get up and take revenge.
@thatlightskinkid793
@thatlightskinkid793 Месяц назад
@@Who-cu9eu As a Black man, I just want to say I'm sorry for the pain you've experienced. I encourage you to consider giving your life over to Jesus Christ ; He can bring you peace and healing, just like He did for Ayik and Anang. Seeking therapy is a strong step, but combining that with faith can really help you find hope and connection. You're not alone in this-we're all in this together, and there’s support available for you. God Bless you Brother
@Isaac-ho8gh
@Isaac-ho8gh Месяц назад
@@thatlightskinkid793 Using religion to heal from trauma doesn't work for some people. Good for you if it worked for you but please recognise that.
@thatlightskinkid793
@thatlightskinkid793 Месяц назад
@@Isaac-ho8gh Jesus heals all wounds my friend no matter how many times u don’t wanna hear it it’s the truth!!!
@Isaac-ho8gh
@Isaac-ho8gh 19 дней назад
@@thatlightskinkid793 that's pretty arrogant to say because many people aren't Christians. It also has colonialist vibes.
@seriouslyscrapping
@seriouslyscrapping 4 месяца назад
im crying like a baby with Ayik....i think by talking to eachother of their childhood experiences they can bith heal...it was so sweet to see them meet up with his son after two months.
@zaiokari1698
@zaiokari1698 4 месяца назад
Both of them were robbed of their childhood he was 16 he started the war at 10 very wrong God give you peace
@applemaniac8796
@applemaniac8796 4 месяца назад
That guy has been abused so much that he doesn’t know how to show his emotions. I pray that God shows them light and they find peace and stop hurting. 🙏
@josephturner4348
@josephturner4348 4 месяца назад
Sometimes your the forgiver sometimes your asking for forgiveness
@mhunja
@mhunja 4 месяца назад
@@applemaniac8796 The effects of war.
@paulthomas8262
@paulthomas8262 3 месяца назад
​@@applemaniac8796 I think that is district possibility people assume that everyone gets the same response to trauma but that simply not the case. Some people will develop antisocial/sadistic traits, and PTSD is only one possibility outside of this there are many other things that can happen.
@kholiswamnyazana1292
@kholiswamnyazana1292 4 месяца назад
The world Is indeed small!look where these men met again far away from Africa.i felt that guy's pain I couldn't hold my tears💔
@ismailkin4469
@ismailkin4469 4 месяца назад
Yeah , far away from Africa. This world is so small. Let it be a lesson to others
@sayitloudblcknproud
@sayitloudblcknproud 3 месяца назад
There was a reason for them to meet again.
@jshaw4757
@jshaw4757 3 месяца назад
​@@sayitloudblcknproud For sure
@mhunja
@mhunja 4 месяца назад
A modern African man's perspective. This was in a few words, a true healing session. The pain of men from very different backgrounds, Gary represents men who even in 2024 are left when they thought all was well. Tough decisions and tall walls are built and thankfully did not resort to the bottle. Kudos to Sue for the apology. Glad to see them back together working things out. As for the child soldiers, that was deep and raw. Anyang's sigh of relief when he was forgiven and the burst of tears when hugged. The rising of true manhood in Ayik, facing your fears and tormentor and forgiving him. The reconciliation was the icing on the cake. Awesome documentary.
@alexred1038
@alexred1038 4 месяца назад
The juxtaposition of first world problems vs real problems
@MSSHARIII
@MSSHARIII 3 месяца назад
​@@alexred1038So true! 😔
@iiirenee3574
@iiirenee3574 3 месяца назад
I'm bawling, when Ayik's tears fell, I saw a child hurt, beaten, crushed, lost, and suffering.
@zagwa634
@zagwa634 4 месяца назад
The child soldier segment reduced me to absolute messy tears. so sad for both of them but glad amends were made
@MissFly
@MissFly 4 месяца назад
I love how he has the Australian accent but when talking about his soldier days, he has an African accent! ❤❤❤ God is Good ❤❤❤ I'm praying for you both x Forgiveness is Freedom ❤❤❤
@kingjulien2999
@kingjulien2999 4 месяца назад
Him having the aussie accent is him trying to escape his past. When his other accent kicked in, that's him reliving his trauma. There's nothing to love about it in this instance.
@MissFly
@MissFly 4 месяца назад
@@kingjulien2999 Oh stop it! Who said they loved him having truama!!! Maybe he just picked up the Aus accent from living there! Are u a doctor? Get a life u negative POS
@candyanek5814
@candyanek5814 4 месяца назад
They literally sat there and just started sweating..... Thats how intense it was.... Ayik went through phases of emotion, looking, anger, sadness and then some more searching.
@Un1234l
@Un1234l Месяц назад
I mean it's most likely the studio lights. Those are hot.
@BigouzBeatz
@BigouzBeatz 11 дней назад
@@Un1234l shou go away
@BibleSamurai
@BibleSamurai 4 месяца назад
I dont think I ve ever seen a man express his brokenness like this former child soldier. this is heavy
@annaowens7053
@annaowens7053 4 месяца назад
I was so extremely happy the husband and wife of 33 yrs were able to forgive and on work on the relationship again. God Bless them and keep love alive by helping and doing things together.🌹🌹💖🙏
@Carson-pv4hr
@Carson-pv4hr Месяц назад
😢😮 you must be a woman... I was thinking run 🏃‍♂️ gary run
@ketishadale3433
@ketishadale3433 4 месяца назад
Ayik is role modeling what it is to act like a real man in this... Absolutely heart wrenching and beautiful. X
@Poison_monii
@Poison_monii 4 месяца назад
Imagine the pain with him that he’s been carrying😢 STRONGGG man right there I prob would’ve been in jail
@OniWithDaHoodie
@OniWithDaHoodie 4 месяца назад
He probably would have too if he didn't have a son, different situation now.
@Who-cu9eu
@Who-cu9eu 2 месяца назад
I’m a man I’ve literally never cried before but I have a similar pain with childhood scars and I relate to him in a way because my mental scars never leave me and it effects my ability to be a people person today so because of trauma I still struggle to laugh and smile around people so I’m still stuck alone in my painful thoughts and can’t make friends and I’m 25. My story is a bit odd though because I’m white and went to a black community school I was the only white person there but I was treated so badly by others and I’m not allowed to speak out in public because it’s not politically correct for me to do so! And there’s people that have numbed me so much that if I put them in a coma it would feel justifiable and it would help me move on. I think I need to see a therapist because I’ve had mental scars since leaving high school and I find no way to remove the anger, anxiety and mental distress unless I get up and take revenge.
@Poison_monii
@Poison_monii 2 месяца назад
@@Who-cu9eu same here I have really really horrible childhood trauma but my coping skill is drawing maybe your talent might be your coping skill
@Who-cu9eu
@Who-cu9eu 2 месяца назад
@@Poison_monii the problem with staying busy as coping mechanism it only helps in the moment. I could go gym 7 days a week and then after 10 years if I stop going all of it is still just there still stained in my mind and soul. I’m 25 now so I’ve been there done that it only helps you cope in the moment.
@Poison_monii
@Poison_monii Месяц назад
@@Who-cu9eu and your ABSOLUTELY right about that
@tyronemana6479
@tyronemana6479 3 месяца назад
Wow I knew anang I was actually very close with him. I stayed with him in a backpackers resort in brisbane he told me stories of the war in sudan and how he had killed men before. I could see the pain in his eyes though and he is a very kind genuine soul. Before I left brisbane he gave me some money and said a prayer for me. I hope he is well and he is back with his family🙏
@DoomsdayCreator3k
@DoomsdayCreator3k Месяц назад
this is an incredible story. it shows that he really regretted what he was forced to do. it doesnt sound like he felt he had a choice. i feel horrible for him but im so happy he was given forgiveness and can moved forward
@CrocutaPG
@CrocutaPG 4 месяца назад
What he did to ayik haunted him the most you see it leave when he started to cry, god bless both of these guys especially ayik
@LegacyByT
@LegacyByT 4 месяца назад
My Lord, it was so touching with the soldiers. It just broke my heart. I’m so glad he told him everything and let it out and not just swept it up under the rug. They were both victims.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@Who-cu9eu
@Who-cu9eu 2 месяца назад
I’m a man I’ve literally never cried before but I have a similar pain with childhood scars and I relate to him in a way because my mental scars never leave me and it effects my ability to be a people person today so because of trauma I still struggle to laugh and smile around people so I’m still stuck alone in my painful thoughts and can’t make friends and I’m 25. My story is a bit odd though because I’m white and went to a black community school I was the only white person there but I was treated so badly by others and I’m not allowed to speak out in public because it’s not politically correct for me to do so! And there’s people that have numbed me so much that if I put them in a coma it would feel justifiable and it would help me move on. I think I need to see a therapist because I’ve had mental scars since leaving high school and I find no way to remove the anger, anxiety and mental distress unless I get up and take revenge.
@MastersGraduate2023
@MastersGraduate2023 4 месяца назад
Ayik is an amazing strong man. If only I had that strength. *Tears*
@Oni-Di
@Oni-Di 25 дней назад
Don't know if you could hear it, but Ayik swapped back to his home dialect as he started to break down. I just dont even have words. This one hits home.
@sahra4091
@sahra4091 4 месяца назад
Ayik may you and your family be blessed abundantly. You are a brave and courageous man.
@nervereacts8222
@nervereacts8222 8 дней назад
Man when ayik was crying explaining everything i was so emotional but when they finally hugged and anang started to cry i immediately started bawling this was one of the most powerful things i have ever watched thank you so much for sharing this
@karlaclevenger4272
@karlaclevenger4272 4 месяца назад
Both beautiful souls victims of our world in crisis But forgiveness is beautiful Very inspiring My respect to both
@LIBRAN-LOVE
@LIBRAN-LOVE 4 месяца назад
I felt it through the bone... Glad you forgave each other brothers.... You both will heal from this. You were both kids...😢 Now being adults and became friends, Amazing❤❤
@dahliaminott4500
@dahliaminott4500 4 месяца назад
Psalms 24 mankind think this planet belong to them it will end there is no sleep for the wicked the good book say
@ellenharder
@ellenharder 4 месяца назад
Pfff the symbolism of Ayik first with his head down, and at the end of this standing tall. I see a lot of walls in the eyes of his agressor, but im sure if they are broken down there is also a little hurt child.
@Welitfr
@Welitfr 3 месяца назад
u have to remember they both went through the same thing but for the agressor it was a lot longer. so they both process it different;y
@artthoutimelapse7700
@artthoutimelapse7700 4 месяца назад
Honestly one of the most powerful pieces of television I have seen in my life. Well done
@doolittlefirstking6388
@doolittlefirstking6388 4 месяца назад
Ayik is beyond traumatised!!! He still needs a lot to heal, if he ever does.... but most importantly he needs support and love, he needs time, he needs closure. I hope he finds freedom, true freedom!! Mentally and spiritually.
@djbdjb169
@djbdjb169 4 месяца назад
So heartbreaking what they do to these kids , imagine he saw his parents and 2 brothers killed forced to join the army no wonder he doesn't show emotion ,what a traumatic thing for kids to go through, I hope they cam heal and mend all those broken fences
@latinoinlondon
@latinoinlondon Месяц назад
When they hug, so powerful . You can see the weight come off both of these shoulders . Brilliant. Hopefully they can help other boy soldiers. Real men
@b1LL1eMc
@b1LL1eMc 4 месяца назад
My goodness! How powerful is Ayik and Anang's story?
@ams8376
@ams8376 4 месяца назад
Agreed!
@tinacollier720
@tinacollier720 4 месяца назад
Ikr God have his arms around both of them beautiful start
@mercytimoti3300
@mercytimoti3300 4 месяца назад
If you have watched blood diamond, you would have a bit of understanding on how the children are trained to be able to do anything without remorse. I hope they keep on healing
@PiuHero
@PiuHero 5 дней назад
Forgiveness really hit both side tremendously. It's crazy beautiful and emotional and satisfying
@hajjwarioguyonhorr3254
@hajjwarioguyonhorr3254 4 месяца назад
One of the best documentaries of the century actually.
@sarah6557
@sarah6557 4 месяца назад
Heartbreaking theres no winners in war💔
@omer8141leo
@omer8141leo 3 месяца назад
true
@legenie1902
@legenie1902 3 месяца назад
When Anyang hugs Ayik it seemed like he was trying to hold back tears. The moment they started to burst out he quickly tried to animation cancel the hug then proceeded to basically tell him enough Ayik I’m getting too emotional I must go. Like it explains why he didn’t even know how to express the emotion of regret in his face and eyes. he was trained to not feel. he was almost ashamed to show emotion. So sad. I hope they heal.
@jackmac919
@jackmac919 5 дней назад
Animation cancel?
@legenie1902
@legenie1902 5 дней назад
@@jackmac919 just inserting gamer humor, to an otherwise sad yet nice ending story. What I mean is Anyang tried to push Ayik away or release him from the hug. This so his emotions wouldn’t burst out or show on camera.
@joshuaopel-otim6421
@joshuaopel-otim6421 5 дней назад
Forgiveness and reconciliation have such a profound impact on both parties. Ayik went seeking to find closure and healing but he ended up bringing healing to his tomentor. Also, love always wins...Sue and Gary still found the spark that brought them together and that is just beautiful!🥺
@matts1451
@matts1451 18 дней назад
Both men put their trust into christ first.❤❤ i wish these men the best.
@paigeanguish6216
@paigeanguish6216 4 месяца назад
when he finally showed emotions and cried when he hugged ayik i can’t stop crying now
@barbaraandrews434
@barbaraandrews434 4 месяца назад
Both young men were innocent and taken advantage of may God heal them
@AloneIsntLonely
@AloneIsntLonely 4 месяца назад
I started to cry immediately for Ayik when started to cry talking about the pain he endured and how he never had a childhood and didnt grow up knowing his family. To be all alone at such and early age. So traumatic so scary it must've been. I want the best for him. Im so glad he married and hus strength to teach his aon better lm
@saberslavicnymerabowdallah6599
@saberslavicnymerabowdallah6599 4 месяца назад
Stop Daniel, likes to be on TV 📺 that's all he will say and do anything where was his hurt when he was beating up my friend Lona
@ams8376
@ams8376 4 месяца назад
Beautiful so happy the two men had this opportunity 🙏🏻
@cloudsurfer67
@cloudsurfer67 4 месяца назад
He saw him in church. I can’t help but think it was a sign for both of them from God
@magemyst7245
@magemyst7245 3 месяца назад
no, a loving god wouldnt allow monsters to exist in the first place
@clarus.
@clarus. 3 месяца назад
@@magemyst7245he gave us free will and we can do whatever we want with our free will but god will hold us accountable for our actions.
@Dazarabia522
@Dazarabia522 3 месяца назад
@@magemyst7245 True words
@Peptowl
@Peptowl 3 месяца назад
@@magemyst7245 You are a fool. God does not author these things.
@steventalik4782
@steventalik4782 3 месяца назад
@@magemyst7245oh so your imaginary friend can only do good things. Well that is convenient.
@arafluko3487
@arafluko3487 4 месяца назад
This episode is phenomenal
@vandellasturgis5171
@vandellasturgis5171 4 месяца назад
OMG THIS HAD ME IN TEARS “ I never saw this show before and I feel theirs a lesson in all of the stories that benefits everyone “ such as forgiveness and face our abuser and have peace within ourselves 😢 GOD BLESS 🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾
@merpettamckenzie4436
@merpettamckenzie4436 4 месяца назад
The Power of forgiveness is a gift from GOD. FREEDOM.
@alexandriacooper6054
@alexandriacooper6054 4 месяца назад
Yes because it’s so much easier to unforgive then to forgive
@SessmaruKusanagiGaming
@SessmaruKusanagiGaming 3 месяца назад
God isn't real. Cope.
@teonatsios491
@teonatsios491 3 месяца назад
true
@RM-xr8lq
@RM-xr8lq 3 месяца назад
GOnDalf has dothing to do with it
@GeneralRaam-0
@GeneralRaam-0 20 дней назад
@@RM-xr8lqyes he does
@craigcombes
@craigcombes 3 месяца назад
I don't know how he can control himself he's much stronger than I am.
@24kJoshua
@24kJoshua 4 месяца назад
That was the most heart tugging thing I’ve ever watched in my life
@KiwikimNZ
@KiwikimNZ 2 месяца назад
Bless you beautiful soul, I am so pleased you are free here in Australia. The brutality of war, oh the pain and suffering some people go through it breaks my heart❤ what a true human being, the healing you have achieved is a tribute to you!
@Drenchhh27
@Drenchhh27 4 месяца назад
I'm praying that both brothers get the peace they deserve
@Inquisitor_Vex
@Inquisitor_Vex 4 месяца назад
The bravery from these two men to do this is incredible. I fully support what you guys are doing here and hope these two can find peace.
@LADYBEYWEST
@LADYBEYWEST 4 месяца назад
That man has so much sadness in his eyes. Jesus
@michellejames4493
@michellejames4493 4 месяца назад
That was so powerful😥 forgiveness is so difficult, but if you can get there it is very freeing.🙏❣
@Ralondat
@Ralondat 4 месяца назад
Omg I’m always crying for strangers. This melted my heart. My husband from Africa and experienced similarl🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@notknown6605
@notknown6605 Месяц назад
Africa is a whole continent.
@freekiki2416
@freekiki2416 4 месяца назад
I was bullied relentlessly for 9 years. It was verbal, physical and emotional torture. Seeing him stand up to his abuser made me bawl like the little child I was. I wish I had this opportunity as well. I cannot move on because these people our out there living their lives, completely oblivious of the tremendous pain I have gone through.
@monicakeenon5404
@monicakeenon5404 4 месяца назад
You still can forgive your abuser(s). God is with you. May you find freedom in the stretch of faith to forgive. Its for you not them. It does not absolve them, it sets your free from being tied to those situation. Grace and strength be be multiplied top you.
@Berily123
@Berily123 3 месяца назад
🫂sorry JESUS cared and HE still does
@queenkuty1221
@queenkuty1221 4 месяца назад
Powerful story of the black brothers....I was crying ....still crying and moved
@glendarogers6204
@glendarogers6204 4 месяца назад
Yes indeed😭😭
@mosesmwangala3595
@mosesmwangala3595 3 месяца назад
what a touching story, there is healing through forgiveness, never thought i would cry seeing two men cry.
@CathrineMAHURTA
@CathrineMAHURTA Месяц назад
Send you love from Norway Ayik ❤️ you are STRONG man!! I give you the name ‘strongman’ ❤️
@merchantcharles1954
@merchantcharles1954 4 месяца назад
This is Kwnny This made me cry many tears.I love all South Sudanese people. My best friend Nyandwel is gone. May Gid bless tge Dinkas and Nuers and all the other groups in South Sudan.. l miss you Anok and Miyom and Bolis and Santino. I will visit South Sudan one day if God wills it.
@kanabis134
@kanabis134 3 месяца назад
I'm sorry about your friend
@Mpirefilms
@Mpirefilms 4 месяца назад
This is sickening. I wish I had some power to stop this from happening to my brothers and sisters in Africa. You deserve the protection of all nations, and no one comes to the aid of African pain.
@GgBrooke
@GgBrooke 4 месяца назад
Really?? They found refuge and a new home in Australia, and they are expressing their pain in an Australian program. When will we Africans stop being perpetual victims? The damage was done by Africans. Please STOP.
@Mpirefilms
@Mpirefilms 4 месяца назад
@sandmango It has happened all over Africa. It is just happening in the South Sudan right now. Rwanda, Sierra Leon, Congo, Uganda, Nigeria, South Africa, Cameroon numerous other places have suffered from genocide through the centuries during colonialism and thereafter.
@cindybacela8612
@cindybacela8612 4 месяца назад
South Africa, genocide??? Child soldiers in South Africa? When???
@smnewstead4093
@smnewstead4093 4 месяца назад
@sandmango "South" Sudan didn't even exist a little while ago, smh.
@smnewstead4093
@smnewstead4093 4 месяца назад
@@Mpirefilms Exactly, so many parts of Africa, especially sub-Saharan Africa, are neglected as they experience the far-reaching effects of colonialism, slavery and exploitation. They experience more genocide than anywhere, and it is the least cared about. So abominable.
@KeineLust78
@KeineLust78 3 месяца назад
This had me tearing up the whole time. Love is deadly, love is beautiful.
@Witch_way07
@Witch_way07 Месяц назад
I really hope that young father gets support for PTSD. He deserves peace.
@Molly_blessed
@Molly_blessed 4 месяца назад
Ayik I'm so sorry for what you went through...may God give you healing.May he vindicate justice for you and restore your peace❤❤❤hugs brother
@Universal_Bias
@Universal_Bias 4 месяца назад
I feel that Anyang before this meeting had only burried his scars and not healed from them. The wounds of an abuser are different than that of the abused. He actually stated what he needed which was interesting. He needs to spend time with those he hurt. He needs a chance to prove he's a changed person & that's why he was so eager to touch the other brother and why that hug was probably the biggest break through he's had all these years. He touched them brutally and now it helps him to touch them lovingly. They have love languages too.
@maryodeke5555
@maryodeke5555 4 месяца назад
Ayik is a really brave man. So glad that they were able to talk and some about it even if it was many years later. I really hope and pray that they can heal and all the other children affected by this practice.
@champagnebubbles7095
@champagnebubbles7095 3 месяца назад
“But now I’ve stopped running!” Such powerful words ❤. Blessings and God’s strength and love to you and your family. Letting go is important to move on.
@carolinekitila4212
@carolinekitila4212 4 месяца назад
Wow forgiveness is the key to life
@glendarogers6204
@glendarogers6204 4 месяца назад
So very very true
@Revolt-Theory
@Revolt-Theory 3 месяца назад
This video had me crying like a baby. God bless you both. You’re both victims of war and deserve happiness in your futures. ❤️🙏🏻
@SkromnitsaKrasotka
@SkromnitsaKrasotka 4 месяца назад
I wish there was more than one episode of this program.
@sandrachoudhry9800
@sandrachoudhry9800 3 месяца назад
this video really has restored my faith in humanity!! It's rare to find good and wholesome videos like these!
@imdone3
@imdone3 4 месяца назад
Aik, described living with child trauma whilst looking after children you love so perfectly
@gin5sey
@gin5sey 3 месяца назад
Aik you are an absolute legend mate. We are lucky to have you.
@junebugg5715
@junebugg5715 Месяц назад
He was made of steel and still cried , I respect both men cause they lived lives a lot of us couldn’t imagine god bless the less fortunate world peace ☮️
@xichavoveronicatheka7047
@xichavoveronicatheka7047 4 месяца назад
Believe it or not that man was sorry, I hope they both truly forgive each other cause they were both robbed, so sad😭😭 him saying he is living his childhood through his child😫…May God heal both their scars.
@free2beemee
@free2beemee 26 дней назад
Ayik broke my heart. I’m so glad he got to look at him and forgive him. I wish them both healing.
@Mikeoxmells-grimm
@Mikeoxmells-grimm 3 месяца назад
That stare was intense with the child soldiers, can tell theve seen death What a world we live in making children kill each other
@leeleemee
@leeleemee Месяц назад
🤦‍♀️😥
@Word187
@Word187 Месяц назад
I cried for Ayik. I could really feel his emotions and what a pure beautiful person he is
@beautifulautumn1
@beautifulautumn1 Месяц назад
When Arik said (at about 52 minutes in), "I forgive you," Anyang exhaled. It was like this wall of pain, fear, guilt etc, broke in him. What a great moment! The power of forgiveness! Praying that these two men continue to heal and grow forward under Christ. Anyang too was a victim of war. By the time the 10year old Arik met him, he'd been a boy soldier for at least 5 years, going through unimaginable horrors. He had already shut down. It looks like Arik's forgiveness has started to open him up again. God bless these two who afterall, were both fearfully and wonderfully made by their creator.
@patedwards7934
@patedwards7934 Месяц назад
Amen😢
@RecapRundownVTV
@RecapRundownVTV 2 месяца назад
When Anyang finally broke down during the last hug, I was in tears. He has been so severely traumatized by his army training that he couldn’t even stand there and cry, and he couldn’t look Ayik in the eye because he knew he would start breaking down. This process really healed him.
@sunnyray708
@sunnyray708 4 месяца назад
War is terrible it needs to be outlawed. The sad thing when the tribes of South Sudan were first explored they found that the people men, women and children would just sit for hours hugging listening to each others heartbeats...... Imagine doing this to such beautiful people. Sadly the war was caused for resources in a peaceful place except for tribal war but not with guns . I knew a man who was kidnapped in Angola and forcef to fight he said it was the same as blood diamond the film. He was so traumatised. This is beautiful, he really begged for forgiveness. He showed real humility in his words and actions. They could really help the world by speaking on their experiences together.❤❤❤❤❤ This is beautiful
@MSSHARIII
@MSSHARIII 3 месяца назад
💯💯💯
@ERROR204.
@ERROR204. 3 месяца назад
First of all, it is illegal, and second of all, how would you even enforce that without then going to war? Think man
@hedark1135
@hedark1135 3 месяца назад
War needs to be illegal. I concur? Wtf?
@jaketheturkey7689
@jaketheturkey7689 2 месяца назад
There’s not really anyone to enforce making war illegal though and when powerful countries try to interfere with smaller ones like that sometimes they just make a bigger mess instead of helping. Sometimes they can help though
@cpajacinthanabawanukakazir1819
@cpajacinthanabawanukakazir1819 4 месяца назад
This is the most powerful thing I have ever seen. Ayik is lucky to have this moment to help him conclude this. I wish I could face my childhood tormentor too, but she died
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