I grew up in a small village in the coastal region of Västerbotten. I studied at Umeå and, since languages were my favorite subjects, I then went on to study to become a teacher of Swedish and German. I am now retired and live in Lindesberg, a small town in Bergslagen.
I have loved reading since I was a child, but my spiritual interest was awakened only in the late 1980s. It was Shirley MacLaine's book Out on the Edge of the World that captivated me. After that book, I looked primarily for literature in the spiritual genre.
Many years later, to my great joy, I discovered that I could communicate with the spirit world. I saw nothing, but their messages came to me through the pen. It was a dizzying experience and my contact with some of my helpers grew stronger and stronger.
My knowledge of German also came in handy when, in connection with this new opportunity for spiritual knowledge, I found books by Rudolf Steiner. This now became a close collaboration with my helpers. We read together and I received a lot of explanations and additions to what I read. All of this resulted in the book Why are we here? which attempts to give a perhaps different answer to the big questions of life.
In that book, I described the development of man from a time when he had lived in harmony and in the light to the materialism that prevails in the Western world today. It emphasized how enormously important it was that Jesus came to earth, when it was darkest here. His message of love would show the way back to the light. With the new book The Hidden Years, I want to give a clearer picture of the message that Jesus wanted to convey.
May-June
