Olaf Blunk

I was born in Gräfelfing near Munich in 1977. My mother moved to Hamburg, when I was six years old. I attended a high school there, then moved to a university in Nürnberg at the age of 19, which I never completed. Subsequently I moved to Berlin to establish some sort of independent life, which of course turned out to be more than challenging considering our modern society. Living as a retired person now, it’s more about surviving a game, which rules yet remain unclear.

The situation here in Europe differs from the US. You get money regardless if you work or not. But the European culture is a culture of systems, whereas the US is more about living your dreams. I feel like David Lynch misunderstood by the Americans while revered in Europe. It’s the other way round for me.

Carlos Castaneda’s books are state of the art by definition and teleport you through the seven seals of the world. But this only happened to me. Since I had enough power to act upon it. So I’m the only one who knows.