I write in Swedish because I hate censorship in my original homeland, Iran.

It is very difficult for me to write in peach what I want to write and then print it in my original country.

In Sweden, the language is difficult. However, it is easy to work with people especially if you have something that can be published.

It is behind the fact that I have chosen the Swedish language. It gives me freedom and hope that it will pay off at some point if I persevere and continue to fight.

In any case, Swedish will be my main language when it comes to my posts on Facebook. English should work as my second language and I will answer in Persian if any Iranian asks me questions in Persian.

I do this because I do not write only for Iranians. I do it for the whole world when it comes to my views, my ideas and my perceptions of Nag Hammadi’s library.

A few weeks I will work on Nag Hammadi’s lyrics in the future, now that Covid 19 is ravaging the world and there is a great risk that the old man will become a strawberry, especially when working with sick people to be able to support himself.

I promise that I will offer something strong and intoxicating that makes one relax and forget everything else in everyday life for a while, which is quite useful for the body and for the soul in these days as Christmas is getting closer and you get happy. to see Christmas-decorated streets and their lights when driving a car and working in the evenings.

I do this so that knowledge is not lost if something happens to me and I start with the Iranians’ Thakt-e-Jamskid or, Barbelo, The Temple of First Thought.

* It is strictly forbidden to make money on Nag Hammadi’s books or sell their texts for food and drink. There is a curse on such at the end of the Apocrypha of John.