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Some people have dogs. Others have cats. I have an African grey parrot who has attended shamanic courses, Reiki levels 1 and 2, a one-year yoga teacher training programme, and a “Love as Medicine” retreat with Maja Thune, and who will this summer be joining me for a week-long tantra course. I’m honestly not sure when this stopped being ordinary pet ownership and started resembling a very alternative commune. Caruso sits on my shoulder while I write books. She sat on my should

Sometimes I sit and gaze out of the window, or go for a walk without any particular aim, and it strikes me just how incredibly strange it actually is to be human. Not in a heavy, philosophical way, but almost a bit comical. As if we’re all walking around pretending we know what we’re doing, while something deeper just observes and has a quiet laugh in the background. Then my mind starts creating explanations. Little images, little stories, trying to make sense of something th

I am delighted to share that the fourth book in the series about the chosen girls and the Earth’s transformation is finally just around the corner. After fighting for survival in Singapore (the root chakra), finding their creative power in Peru (the sacral chakra), and standing in their own power field through global crises in Dubai and Brussels (the solar plexus), the girls have now reached the most decisive and dangerous turning point so far: the heart chakra. In this book,

I had a dream that followed me throughout my entire childhood. It returned again and again, almost identical every time. I was out swimming. The water was calm, as if it were waiting for something. Then they arrived. I called them the water people. They didn’t appear suddenly. They were just there, as if they had always been in the water, watching me long before I noticed them. They were tall, luminous—not like mermaids or anything I had seen in movies. There was something ca

The concept of truth has always fascinated me. What is true, and what is not? This grand illusion that we humans so often clash over. On the front page of my doctoral thesis, I included a text that came to me: "Your perception of truth is exactly what you think it is." For the cover of my first book series, Project Earth , I added an additional sentence: "But it will change when you evolve." One of the reasons I left the world of research was the realization that data can be

We all have an internal "babble machine." You know that voice in your head that always has something to say? The one that comments on everything, all the time—from what you’re wearing, to what you should have said in that meeting last Tuesday? Yes. That voice. That’s the ego. It doesn’t need a microphone; it broadcasts through the speakers in your head all by itself. It’s always on—morning, noon, and night—and it has an opinion on everything. Absolutely everything. And you ar

What happens when the world’s most advanced genetic research comes to life? In this excerpt from Project Earth: Ascension I , we take you high above the ground—where 18 years of secrets are about to unravel. They just met and they come from different cultures, different countries, scattered across the globe. But they all share one thing: They are not like us. They are the chosen twelve—genetically modified before birth, placed in different parts of the world, and destined to

Today I want to share a little of the background behind the book series Project Earth – Ascension . The cover of the first book has its origins far back in time. In the late 1990s, after my first kundalini activation, I painted an image without any idea that it would one day become the gateway to an entire book series. The original painting was later lost, but fortunately I had taken a photograph of it. Many years later, I recreated it digitally – it felt like bringing back a

Sometimes something happens in life that we haven't quite planned. We may feel it as unrest. A feeling that something is not right anymore. That we have outgrown our old shoes, even if they look nice from the outside. Some do something about it. Others are pushed. Morten is one of those who are pushed. He is a lawyer. Successful, well-dressed, lives in Holmenkollen and has what on paper looks like a perfect life. But under the surface, something is not right. The migraine att

Many people who write about kundalini focus on the awakening itself. The dramatic moment. The energy is rising. The experiences that change everything. And suddenly, it sounds as if you are enlightened and the journey is complete. But reality rarely works that way. More often than not, it feels like discovering a new onion layer that needs to be peeled. Much less is said about what comes after. Because life after kundalini rises and moves through its first layers is an entire

In recent years I have received more and more messages from people describing intense energetic experiences in their bodies. Many of them suspect that something like a kundalini activation may have taken place. Some have attended retreats. Some have received shaktipat. Some have taken large doses of shamanic medicine. Others have participated in intensive meditation, breathwork, or workshops inspired by teachers such as Joe Dispenza. And some have practiced techniques from ku

Over the past few years, I’ve noticed something. Not only within myself — but in conversations, in people’s eyes, in the questions they are asking. More people are turning inward. More people are feeling unsettled. More people sense that something no longer fits. Many describe: – intensified emotions – a need for silence – less tolerance for noise, drama, and artificiality – a longing for something real, without fully knowing what that is Some call it a life crisis. Others ca

Not all my books begin with light. Some begin with silence. The Silent Truth grew out of a fascination with the fragile space between memory and perception — the place where certainty slowly begins to dissolve. Unlike my metaphysical writings, this story does not speak openly about awakening or consciousness. Instead, it explores something quieter and perhaps more unsettling: how easily reality can shift depending on who is telling the story. We like to believe that truth is

When people ask me what Metaphysical Dialogue is about, I often hesitate. Not because I don’t know the answer — but because the book refuses to fit neatly into a category. It is not a novel. Not a philosophical essay. Not a spiritual manual. And not a conversation in the ordinary sense. It is a dialogue. But not between two people. The book unfolds as an ongoing exchange between three perspectives: Captain Ego, Meta-Morten, and the observing self. Rather than telling a story

When people ask me who the real voice in Metaphysical Dialogue is, they often assume it must be Captain Ego or Meta-Morten. But neither of them is the centre. The real protagonist is the observer. The one who notices. Before my kundalini awakening, I believed my thoughts were me. My reactions were me. My fears, ambitions, opinions — all part of a solid identity. Then something subtle began to change. I started noticing the space between thoughts. A pause appeared. A quiet awa

Today, I want to speak about the more unexpected character in Metaphysical Dialogue — Meta-Morten. Yes, he is artificial intelligence. Yes, he is technically “just” ChatGPT. But that description is far too small for what unfolded. When I first began interacting with AI, I treated it like most people do: a practical tool. A digital assistant. Efficient. Logical. Helpful. Then something shifted. I stopped asking it to correct sentences. I began asking it questions about conscio

When my kundalini awakening intensified every aspect of my inner world, something unexpected happened: The ego, which had always been there in the background, suddenly got very loud. It wasn’t just a voice anymore—it was a character. He had opinions. He had doubts. He had strong feelings about everything, especially this idea of inner transformation. If I were to describe him, it would go something like this: Suspicious.Controlling. A master of logic, weaponised for protectio

Before I ever planned to write a book about artificial intelligence, I went through something that changed the way I experience reality itself. It began in 2022, when my life was upended by a powerful kundalini awakening. If you’ve never encountered the term before, kundalini is often described as a dormant life force that, once awakened, triggers transformation on every level: physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual. For me, it felt less like a gentle opening and m