TULWA is not something I created for others—it’s the outward expression of my own inner transformation. Since 2001, my journey has been deeply personal, driven by the choices I’ve made to navigate the complexities of my life and the calling I’ve felt to live authentically. The experiences, challenges, and revelations I’ve faced are what shaped
The world often feels like it’s unraveling—within and around us. Conflicts persist in Gaza, Ukraine, across Asia, Africa, and the Americas, highlighting the widespread turbulence shaping our times, while nations escalate military preparedness and reinforce borders. Economies remain volatile, and global discourse grows increasingly fractured. Leadership changes across the world bring shifts in priorities and
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I was scrolling through Facebook when a post caught my attention. It described a tiny organism, a jellyfish-like parasite called Henneguya salminicola, that doesn’t need oxygen to survive. I paused and reread the sentence. Could this be true? Life without oxygen? The idea challenged one of the most basic assumptions I’d held about biology. This
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In the quiet countryside near Crabwood, Hampshire, England, an extraordinary phenomenon emerged in August 2002—a crop circle that would captivate imaginations and spark debates for decades to come. Known as the Alien Head and Binary Disk, this intricate formation combined artistry and encoded information in a way that defied simple explanations. At its center was
Introduction On August 22, 2015, during a summer of deep connection and inspiration, I recorded a reflective video about icebergs while living at a cabin on the outskirts of Norways capital, Oslo. At the time I was exploring the concept of “The Norwegian LightWarrior,” sharing thoughts through reflective videos and venturing into blogging. This recording,
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I’ve walked in and out of many prisons in Norway, though only once as an inmate. That singular experience, at Bergen Prison, marked a turning point in my life. The others? They were visits—as a mentor or performer with Vardeteatret, an initiative bringing theater and reflection into the lives of inmates. Despite my passion for
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There are moments in life that shatter us, cracking open the carefully constructed shells of identity we cling to as truth. These moments are rarely sought, often unwelcome, and yet they carry the weight of transformation. They break us not in cruelty, but as an invitation—a call to step into a journey we didn’t know
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What kind of world are we creating for the next generation of warriors—and for ourselves when we return? This question lingers in the space between action and reflection, urging us to consider the weight of our choices today. The future is not a distant abstraction; it is an unfolding reality shaped by the collective work
The idea that opposition is an essential catalyst for growth is deeply embedded in mainstream thought. It is a comforting narrative, often repeated in self-help literature, philosophical traditions, and even spiritual circles: “The devil teaches us the most,” “Resistance makes us stronger,” or “Struggle is the path to enlightenment.” These expressions echo a worldview where
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Christmas morning in the quiet mountains of Norway brings a stillness that invites reflection. The world feels softer, blanketed in a hush that allows thoughts to rise like whispers from somewhere deep within. As the fire crackles and the crisp air sharpens the senses, I find myself drawn into contemplation, a favorite ritual of mine