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the human island – learning about the world by studying islands. learning about the world by studying islands. home about contact scroll down for latest posts. the island man – visiting 100 islands to learn about the world. scroll down for latest posts. the human island manifesto. scroll down for latest posts. a world tour of islands. islands visited in 2017 when there is hope – and when there is not. november 27, 2017 by fredrik haren - the island man robben island (cape town, south africa). island number 25 (out of 100), country number 22 (out of 25), month number 24 (out of 100.) nelson mandela was a prisoner on robben island for 27 years. he was there as a political prisoner. almost a third of his life behind bars for believing in the equality of man. and he came out smiling. walked out from that long walk to freedom determined to work with his former enemies to create a new, democratic south africa. nelson mandela, extremely well deserved, became an icon for hope for the young democratic rainbow nation of south africa. and beyond. when i started the 100 island project, robben island was on top of the list of islands i wanted to visit. i wanted to walk the ground where nelson mandela became the person he became. when i finally got there today i did not see a prison. i saw a beautiful island with an even more beautiful view of the table mountain. i saw the scene for a dream. staying there as a prisoner must have been hell (the prisoners had been ordered to build the prison themselves and in the beginning there wasn’t even proper mattresses to sleep on.) but today this place is something totally different. it’s a symbol of hope, reconciliation and forgiveness. a symbol of good over evil. of the prospects of humanity. i was walking around on the island with a smile on face and i left inspired. not the feeling you would think you would leave a prison with. but nelson mandela is dead. and south africa without him is not the same. before visiting robben island i had spent a few days in the company of a group of south africans of different backgrounds, black and white and indian, young and old, rich and poor, and it was striking how almost all of them pained a picture of today’s south africa in gloomy colours. it seems corruption, frustration and racial tension has not been this high in south africa for decades. for the first time that i visit south africa the feeling that fills me is not the feeling of hopefulness. now, it would be to harsh to say that what i feel is hopelessness. but i have felt less hope on this trip. but the good news is that where i did feel a sense of hope i also felt a sense of deeper determination. its like if the people not ready to give up on nelson mandelas dream had come to the insight that dreams don’t come true by just dreaming. like they have come to the realisation that positive change is not impossible – but god damn hard; and that if we are going to be able to create it we have to work harder. in a world being drawn into darkness, there seems to be counter-force mobilising. i put a name to it. hopemoreness. the opposite of hopefulness. the idea that we have to try harder to make hope win. what do you hope for that, if it would become a reality, would make the world a better place? how could you work harder to make that come true? fredrik haren, aka “the island man”, plans to visit 100 islands, in at least 25 countries, on at least 6 continents – in less than 100 months. the purpose of this “world tour of islands” is to get a better understanding of the world, a deeper understanding of the people who live here and a broader understanding of life. robben island was island number 25, country number 22 and month number 24. (countries visited so far: china, sweden, maldives, austria, nigeria, vietnam, egypt, indonesia, usa, malaysia, thailand, hong kong, india, mauritius, united kingdom, ireland, france, iceland, canada, mongolia, myanmar and south africa.) share: comments comments closed facebook twitter google+ islands visited in 2017 love thy strangers. november 7, 2017 by fredrik haren - the island man nameless island (yangon, myanmar). island number 24 (out of 100), country number 21 (out of 25), month number 23 (out of 100.) the tiny little island in the middle of the lake infront of my hotel in yangon looks almost like one of those deserted islands in cartoons where a stranded person will sit under the palm tree and reflect on life. so inspired by that image i am going to reflect on one thing that struck me during my visit to myanmar this time: humanity’s bad habit of not being able to get along with people who seem different. i am not religious, i am agnostic (which means someone who believes ” the existence of god, of the divine or the supernatural is unknown”.) but i am going to take inspiration from the bible where there is a passus that says: “jesus said unto him, thou shalt love the lord thy god with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. this is the first and great commandment. and the second is like unto it, thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself . on these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.” this idea of loving – of showing respect, compassion and care – for someone who is not yourself is a core belief in many religions, and i think, is part of what makes us human. or more precisely is part of the things that is good in what it means to be human. but then we also have that part of us which is bad about being human: our tendency to look at “others” as bad/evil/strange/different. in myanmar right now hundreds of thousands of people are on the run from their homes. accusations, from both sides, about horrible things being done to the “other” side. like in most human conflicts propaganda, misinformation and lies make it difficult to know what is true. but one thing seems certain: there has been a lot of human suffering in myanmar lately and a lot of it stems from people looking at other people as “bad” just because they come from a different place, tribe, religion, ethnicity. as a country myanmar has so much going for it. a friendly people who just opened up their country to the world. a positive economic development and so much potential for the future. an yet this conflict continuous. a change is needed. a word that comes to mind when i stand here is “compassion”. compassion means “a sympathetic pity and concern for the sufferings or misfortunes of others.” the key here is “others”. to care about ourselves, be that our own person, our family, our tribe or our nation, is easy. but to care about “others” demands compassion. in the dictionary “others” is defines as: “refers to a person or thing that is different or distinct from one already mentioned or known about.” this time the key is “different from known about”. if we could help people see beyond their self-defined groups there would be less “them”. less “others”. there would be less unknown. and if we did that we – as mankind – would feel less like stranded isolated people on a deserted island, and more as part of one humanity. that is my thinking as i stand infront of this tiny little island in yangon. fredrik haren, aka “the island man”, plans to visit 100 islands, in at least 25 countries, on at least 6 continents – in less than 100 months. the purpose of this “world tour of islands” is to get a better understanding of the world, a deeper understanding of the people who live here and a broader understanding of life. the nameless island was island number 24, country number 21 and month number 23. (countries visited so far: china, sweden, maldives, austria, nigeria, vietnam, egypt, indonesia, usa, malaysia, thailand, hong kong, india, mauritius, united kingdom, ireland, france, iceland, canada, mongolia and myanmar.) share: comments comments closed facebook twitter google+ islands visited in 2017 don’t be mindlocked. october 10, 2017 by fredrik haren - the island man nameless island (elsen tasarkhai, mongolia). is

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