According to you, what is the way to self-discovery in this self-destructive world? In the world of appeasement, teenagers have forgotten to quest for themselves.
What advice do you want to give teenagers about how to build strong and healthy relationships?Įach young soul has gifts and strengths that are fragile and challenges make the unique individual shine and enables them to lead and then help others find the spark that can lift Others out of their own darkness-…families are being redefined we need to perceive each other with gentler more receptive eyes and hearts and mend the anger fear and hate that has festered from long hurts. In your book “North Star Rising,” there is a huge emphasis on relationships, but balancing them makes them controlling and alienating. I think that fantasy opens your imagination mind and heart to embrace fears and give you inner courage to act with more power in the real /mundane worldĦ. Do you think living in fantasies can be more real than living in reality? In a fantastic world, the reality is shown as multidimensional beyond the binary and sophisticated images. What do you think destiny is all about?ĭestiny to me is challenging life‘s day to day and step outside yourself and comfort, to find your authentic soul, and the strengths that are unique to you as an individual, that can empower you and those around you to be better…. Destiny is a commonly used word but one that is mostly misinterpreted. How do you overcome that socialization, because it happens without question?-TĬhose ab adventure and travel to meet other people’s cultures and languages and make yourself challenge the normsĤ.
From ancient times to contemporary times, much of the internalisation and socialisation is done within the family rather than outside. I wanted to explore the majestic “Northern lights” and islands as a platform for a mysterious realm to search for ancient guidance and answersģ. How did you come up with the title of your book? If you had to describe yourself in three words, what would they beĢ.
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