Few topics have fascinated humans more than the question: what happens after we die? The idea of an afterlife—some form of continued existence—has shaped how people live, hope, and make meaning for as long as we have written stories. It cuts across culture, faith, and even new fields like neuroscience and quantum theory. Why Are […]
Social class has always been with us, lurking in the background and shaping how we see ourselves—and each other. For as long as people have gathered in groups, we’ve found ways to sort, rank, and divide. The result is a system that keeps the wheels of society turning, but often at the cost of our
Det viktigste jeg kan skrive om, er min egen reise gjennom personlig transformasjon – og de verktøyene jeg har brukt for å komme dit jeg er i dag. Jeg deler dette på hjemmesiden min fordi jeg mener at det vi mangler mest i verden, er vanlige menneskers egne historier om forandring. Sammen sitter vi på
If I could do anything, I would help people on the darker side of life uncover the light hidden within their own darkness. I’d want to help them understand what that darkness really is, and what potential lies trapped inside it. The way I’d do this is simple: by sharing my own lived transformation. I’d
One of the most positive things happening in my life right now is my involvement with Vardeteatret. Together with the founders, Jo Skjønberg and Leif de Thurah Sørensen, I’m helping to document the theatre’s 20-year history. I’m genuinely glad—and a bit honored—to be trusted with this project. Having worked alongside Jo and Leif through the
Recently, I had the chance to help an intriguing Nepali artist, Ugem Manandhar, launch his first website and create an artist logo to go with it. His portfolio site—ArtPop by Ugem Manandhar—showcases his rich and diverse body of work. I’ve known Ugem through Facebook for several years, and my respect for his talent and curiosity
I need to embrace the fact that I’m genuinely trying to do something meaningful with my life—and with all the experiences I’ve gathered along the way. A lot of what I’ve lived through has been difficult, even painful. But I keep working to turn those challenges into something positive, something that becomes real life knowledge.
Feelings are complicated. Full stop. Sometimes they’re too much, sometimes not enough. They arrive at the wrong moment, show up late, or don’t show up at all. The tricky ones are the worst—messy, unpredictable, hard to pin down. Some days, life just sucks. You feel less than your lowest self—darker than coal, greyer than all
What is art? Wikipedia says: “Art is a diverse range of human activity, and resulting product, that involves creative or imaginative talent expressive of technical proficiency, beauty, emotional power, or conceptual ideas.” There’s no agreed definition, and I don’t see myself as a “capital-A” artist—more as someone who enjoys exploring artistic expression. I’m drawn to
