That's a life project of yours, isn't it?
Yes, that's right, it's a life project.
I've been in this house since 2012, it's become my home, my deeper home.
What have you found here?
I think the landscape is what shapes me, or the wonderful peace.
And here you really have the feeling that
you're still a human being alive and looking out into nature,
into the green,
every day.
And the view of the green, I think, is so healing, every day.
So I need that somehow.
(Walking towards a tree)
That's the beautiful tree.
But it's already old, isn't it?
Yes, probably three or four hundred years old.
But if you go up there,
as a child I would have gone up there straight away, hiked or walked it.
What do you think?
What is missing in people today?
What is missing?
I think it is trust.
If we have a deep trust
that everything will happen as it should, then we can... have trust in what is right and don't have to have trust in
Warring parties or parties in general, but we believe in ourselves and that is the most important thing.
But it is of course difficult because you are constantly informed by fear.
Yes, exactly.
And fear is just so annoying, I would say. It takes so much energy from us and if we are not afraid,
And question everything or leave everything that concerns us at that moment.
And I think we can draw more strength from ourselves through that.
Where are we going?
Maybe a part of us is moving into a war. Could be.
Then a part of humanity will wake up again and we will see,
yes, no more war and it will start all over again.
But maybe a part of humanity will also split.
That means a part will...
die from ideas of war, of Covid and so on, of artificial illness.
