The video you're about to see is a short video that I made four years ago on the kind of dance of decorating the Christmas tree.

It's wild because I made this video the very first few weeks after I had moved into our new home after our house was flooded in 2019.

And so it was a particularly touching moment

because we redecorated our Christmas tree

in our home again, which was a big deal

for our family every year.

We would do that.

And so please enjoy.

Music. This is Jonathan Peugeot. Welcome to the symbolic world. So the activity of decorating a Christmas tree is one which most families will engage in during, you know, the upcoming towards Christmas.

You know, when you have young kids, it's actually the most fun.

My kids are getting a little older and they're a little blazee about decorating the Christmas tree. But when your kids are, you know, like six, seven, eight around that age, it's, it's a blast

to decorate the Christmas tree together. And it's also kind of shows you how reality works.

And you, you see this kind of balance that needs to come about

between order and, let's say, heaven and earth,

between order and improvisation,

between the regular and the irregular.

And so I've already talked about the symbolism

of the Christmas tree per se.

You can check that out if you're interested in it.

Here it's mostly about how the actual decorating of the tree.

And so, especially if you do that as a family, you really get that experience.

And so you can imagine, for example, because you've seen Christmas trees, you know, all the time,

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