“When I was child, I used to take long walks every day. There was one particularly place, I loved to linger for a while, because you had a wide view

all over the country and especially there, I always felt this deep desire, of which I told my mother:

`One day I`ll go all over the hills as far away as China.´

In this age I used China as a synonym for a total unknown world.

Now I´m here, starting the journey into a total new world, leaving behind all the old stuff, experiences, thoughts, borders – so to say:

`The whole old world.´

I never could imagine, that unconditional love can be lived truly, but by grateful surprise I live it now with Aharon.

And this encourages me to find the valour of starting a new life, dreaming of a community with people, who also want to celebrate everydays

life - the way it is, simple and heartful, embracing all the profane daily stuff, life is made of.

I`m looking forward to meet you in the new space and place!”

Concerning our vision of the Fool´s Paradise, I wonder, why we implemented the first step into public in English language,

although our “Mameloschn” (Jewish term for mother tongue) is German?

May be one reasonable aspect for that is, that it isn´t “about us” in a personal biographical meaning, but “about us all” in the sense of the Sanskrit term

“Tat twam asi”, which can be freely translated as: “I am – everything” or “I am the whole existence.”

This “I am” refers to the “I-amness” of the eternal, non-existential Divinity, who speaks itself out into existence and states:

“I am, who I am.”

So to be clear about our intention – the “Fool´s Paradise” is not about Saraj and me from a personal perspective seen,

but it´s “about us all” in the utterly sense of the intangible whole, that we are and in which each one of us represents at the same time

a most individual and unique part of that wholeness.

It´s about the mystery of love, that always whispers: “Inside of me, it´s you, only you...”