The world is yours

India

2008-01-01T13:54:00.000-08:00

After travelling the world for over 5 months,

you might think the journey is over.

Looking back we realize it has only just started*

We arrived India ready for some adventure,
and adventure we got!

Delhi with it's millions of people
brought us the colors, spices, smells and camels.

Welcome to 'Incredible India'

The state Rajastan has some of India's most beautiful people,
and our first stop was Pushkar.

The 3 wise men from the far east..

We got invited to an indian wedding
with it's pride, gold, bangles, dancing and food.
Party people!

The groom was Aladin's cousin...

Our next stop was Jaipur famous for
housing one of India's biggest temples.
To get to the top of the mountain, you need to ride
the cute indian elephants.

The hard reality of indian women is visible everywhere.

Mr snake and his buddy

Our last stop in Rajastan, after many days on the road,
was Agra with Taj Mahal.

A beauty with a world-known history.

Our faithful 'Ambassador' and our driver Gobin.
Hours n hours everyday the 3 amigos would
travel far, far and further than far.

From at least 5 to 15 hours everyday.

Patience darling, patience.

After another stop in Delhi, the 3 amigos again hit the road.
This time they were going to the mountains;

Dharamsala & McLeod with Dalai Lama's mansion & friends.

We made friends with lots of the tibetan munks and prisoners.
Many of them come here from Tibet and China,
and majority study Dalai Lama's teachings at "the library".

The munks devotion and discipline is amazing.
Praying, yoga and meditation is a big part of their days.

Here at Dalai Lama's temple.

We found some friends that wanted to chill*

In the mountains above McLeod, Bagsu,
Sophia's brother Lucas lived last year.
We got to hang out in his old neigbourhood,
see his crib and his homies.

His good friend Sasha

The kids of Bagsu

After another (!) stop in Delhi, it was time for Ranikhet.
The city lies in Himalaya at 2000 m / 6000 ft.

On the trainstation we made friends for life...that saved our lives!
Stuck in the dangerous, cold mountains
in the middle of the night, we got to sleep in their house,
eat their food, use their luxury and enjoy cool people!
Abel, Mama & ....
Some angels just come from up above.

Then we got to see Lohne & the kids Sander, Niclas & Stephie.
Happy b-day*

After a trainride with the family of rats,
we arrived Varanasi 22 hours later.
The holy river Ganga / Ganges had to be seen.

For good luck and a happy life...of course!

A bubba on the shore

In the sunrise.

Another journey waiting:

Varanasi- Mombai 30 hours

Mombai- Goa 15 hours

Oh how we love these trains!

View in Mombai/Bombay

Welcome to Goa*

Meet you here!

It's not over until it's all over

...Life is a journey...

TAIWAN

2007-12-09T04:26:00.000-08:00

Ready for a new continent,

we arrived busy Taipei on a rainy night.

So happy to meet our asian family...If no one knows what it means to be originals, this people-group is the one to ask!

Remember; The World Is Yours.

Less than 24 hours before arrival we found out that ywam has a base in Danshui, a part of Taipei. And little did we know what a happy reunion it was gonna be!

We got to stay in the sbs-house with old buddies from Kona...Nothing like it!

Thanks for the chocolate pancakes Chris:)

Eliah, Chris & Esther Lee
ready for some asian bubble-tea.

"Where the streets have no name"

Peace

In the ghetto of Taipei.

In the world's now tallest building 1o1 we met some oldies

enjoying the view.

The beauty of Taiwan.

India & Chicken Tandoori next*

Cruising East Coast

2007-11-24T17:14:00.000-08:00

After our time in Sydney, it was time to hit the road...We've had 3 weeks of adventure, long busrides, everything from beach to bush, multi-international friendships, exploring the backpacker-world and endless numbers of hostels...

Living in dorms with up to 20 people with different sex, backgrounds, habits and smells has definately been interesting!

You never know what you're gonna get...

But as the Aussie- people say, you've gotta "Live alittle"!

Our life-saver Mr Greyhound (Mr Bus) himself has been taking us from south to north, day & night.

Thanks for the ride.

During our time we've seen endless beaches, everything from Byron Bay, Lennox head, Ballina, Surfer's Paradise, Rainbow Beach, Agnes Water/1770, Airlie & Mission Beach...In the homeland of Surf, the beauty reigns.

Taking a chill-pill.

Then we hit Brisbane aka Brissie, a rose between thorns.

Lucky as always, we got to stay with a dear viking Calla in his mansion. In his backyard you'll find an oasis of palmtrees, jacuzzi, pools, bridges & bbq.

Heaven- home for free...thanks man!

Being in the neighbourhood we thought we'd step by to greet some old familymembers in ywam Brissie.

So cool to see you guys again, short but good!

Reaching Surfer's Paradise we saw the sun for the first time in 2,5 weeks,
right on time Mr PT!

Finally we were able to trace down a real local.
Consider that Australia is filled with 1 million germans at the moment, we have full understanding that the real Aussies stay away...Add some thousands scandinavians, englishmen and dutchs, and you'll be there.
The word "commercial" defines the east coast, and makes it hard to experience the real Australia.

Thanks buddy for taking the time.

Up north we went out for a day sailing the Whitsunday Islands on the Great Barrier Reef. The catamaran Camira and her crew rescued us from the predictable backpacker-life for a moment.

We got to snorkle on the reef exploring the seaworld.

Goodmornin' Nemo.

Pink Ladies.

Nice, but bye bye...

We've finished the Pacific, now we're ready for Asia.
Chung, ching chong noodles...Taiwan next.

Sydney

2007-11-13T09:49:00.000-08:00

The city of colours.

We've entered Aussie, the homeland of surfers...it's all about Billabong & friends.

Mitch & Ed, we're so sorry you're not here!!

A busy city for busy people...Here you'll find people from all around the world, originals & copies.

Searching for whatever they're looking for, walking up and down the streets with their cellphones and loud Ipods.

But you'll also be able to find peace and quiet, and lots of young people who's more than happy that you're actually taking the time.
But hey, that's our favourite sport!

Finally we had the chance to join the Hillsong fam, including Mr Rolf (drummer). What an honor!

Spending the whole weekend on both City & Hills Campus, gave us a refill for real!

There's nothing like "the Ministry of Sound"

The bus-host & company welcomed us as old familymembers.

Hillsong United

Sydney has alot, and we got to see it all.

Day & Night.

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The east coast of Australia is waiting to be seen.

Kiwi-land

2007-11-13T07:21:00.000-08:00

From the Kona- Ohana (=family!) to another Ohana...Reunion-party a la Hewson family! After almost 3 months of hostels and backpacking, staying in a family's house was the rehab we had been longing for!

After 2 days in Auckland, we got to stay for an awesome week in their original mansion in Christchurch, New Zealand.

We felt like real princesses staying in this fairytale- castle...

King's kids for life*

Taking us in as a part of their family, love was all around...

After a week in the city, it was time to explore!

Road-trip around the south island with the kiwi-brothers Michael & Georgie,

you are the real blues brothers.

1000 km in 2 days...waoh...intense!

From bush to beach.

The flexible family

Good morning, rise & shine

"Hit the road Jack"

From cruising Hawaii with the blue "Marvel" to his red cousin in NZ, we explored mountains, jungle, glaciers, beaches, valleys & hills.

A miracle that car is still alive!

Gold- diggers...we found it!!

YES, we jumped off...

...A real kick!

Good times, heart-music, beauty beyond compare.

What else to make a perfect week complete??

You pimped our ride!

In the beauty of God's creation...

Oh what an adventure...So crazy & beautiful!

George, we love you! Michael, we love you too!

Australia, we're ready for more*

Aloha Kona*

2007-10-21T22:48:00.000-07:00

Finally back where the journey was born!

There's no place that feels as much home as Kona.

Pia & Chris is back on track!

The first week Christina got to speak in Foundation School like the good old days with Sophia as PP, Prayer Partner...

We love you Korea!

Hanging loose with the locals as we love it...Matthew is our man!

We know Mr PT was in a good mood when He created Hawaii...Heavenly designed*

Here Mr PT is hanging loose with his local sons...He died for those too!

Our brother Tobias from Sweden- land came over from Honolulu to hang out for a week. And together we all voluntered for Iron Man, the triathlon. Gotta give back to the community!

Meeting our friends kicking it in the holy Ohana Court was narly!

Monday morning deal, thursday nights and a whole week spent with the dts classes corporate a la Trent Shepard...What a buddy of God!

The Brooks family got the flavour*

Mr Cliff a la always Busy vs Mr Clint Pioneer loading for the big apple, NYC.

"I heart NY"

Remember the truths shared on a late october night outside Starbucks, K-town.

You know we love you!

Phillip, Robert & Gordon.

.Goodbye is just Aloha for now.

Honolulu

2007-10-09T20:08:00.000-07:00

Coming to Honolulu we got to stay at the ywam campus...

Finally back on the islands!

In Hawaii it's all in the air*

Waikiki Beach playing with the flamingos.

We know everything about hanging loose by now...

Being stopped by the police on the highway while hitch- hiking, this nice man hunted us down to ask if we needed help. Oh yes, we wanted to go to the north shore.

"No problem, I used to be a guide so I know that neighbourhood! I'll take you for free!"

So on the road we got as soon as we could. No time to waste!

Going around the whole island of Ohau, stopping at ALL the beautiful beaches, private photographer and having fun in the sun....Uncle Charlie did it all! A true friend for life.

Sunset beach.

We are ready to surf the real waves of life in K-town, Big Island.

.It's time to go home baby.

Los Angeles

2007-10-09T19:40:00.000-07:00

.The journey is still on.

Having big problems with our tickets, we had to stay in Los Angeles for 3 nights.

Oh how life can be interesting on this side of the world.

But there can be miracles if you believe...

You remember; Born as stars we are.

Having to save up some monitas, hitch- hiking has again become our favourite sport.

Being in LA for 4 days spending nothing more than 5 dollars is about record.

We've been truly blessed!

We agree; Love is all you need*

Flying on the wings of love is the best airline company.
These guys were taking us around down town LA showing us what the city is all about.

That is real brotherhood!

LA by night.

We've been treated as stars in the city of fame.
Eventhough we got it for free, we found that the grass is not greener on the other side.

...We are still meant to live for so much more...

El Salvador

2007-10-09T19:06:00.000-07:00

San Salvador is a city of rush. There's people absolutely everywhere.

The standard of people is very divided.

You're either able to go to the mall, or you are standing by the road

selling pink and babyblue chickens.

The amount of homeless people down town is shocking and walking down the street you're in danger of stepping on someone if you're not watching your steps.

So watch out, no funky dancemoves!

The streets are packed with traffic and wherever you go there are driving disco- cars.

That's how we like it!

...Keep it real on the wheel...

Kids hanging around on the huge markets is a normal sight.
If they don't have a real business, watch your pocket
cause they might have been there before you!

Now we're done with South & Latin America...Hasta la vista baby*

Costa Rica

2007-10-09T17:51:00.000-07:00

After hooking up with ywam friends in San Jose for a couple of days, we headed out to the Caribbean to get one with the costa rican people.

The city is friendly, but by the coast they keep it real.

The name of the city is Puerto Viejo and it's a VERY small community...

The coconut wireless is put on the highest speed!

So within 2 days everyone knew what we were we're all about

and what people we were down with.

...Never trust the man on the corner...

To be down with people in this neighbourhood, you need to get the real attitude!
The definition of "laid back" has an extreme dimention and is on the border of "doing nothing".

Because the local team is training for their championship, of course we had to get involved and cheer them on. That is what family is all about!
Perfect oppertunity to be with the people face 2 face.

Life is like silver- bubbles*

The Bob Marley- culture a la Jamaica keeps the people alive by day and by night.

It doesn't matter who you are as long as you know the beats!

We hooked up with two norwegian girls, Mina & Maja...Celebration time!

Maja & Karl

Did anyone say Caribbean??

The family- relationships are hard core and their biggest problem is sexual immorality.
Boys at our age even had kids with up to 5 different partners at the worse...

So sad to see how these beautiful people are still searching for something more!

But we made amazing conversations and friendships for life....

Mr Blue- eyes who can neither speak or hear.

The whole community have learnt how to communicate by a special "sign"- language signing "things" instead of "words"...incredable!

Being hearts 2 heart with him gave us totally new perspectives about alot of things in life.

...It's all about the heart...

Mr Dawis Brown aka Michael Jackson back in the days...hehe...

.Real Rastas Never Die.

PERU

2007-09-23T13:49:00.002-07:00

After 3 days of travelling from Ilha Grande, we arrived in Lima, Peru.
If you didn't know better you would think you ended up in St Petersburg.
It's a city of cold buildings, a heavy atmosphere and the sun rarely ever shows it's face...
Without feelings in fingers and toes we found that our travel agency had booket us in at the Grand Hotel Boulevard...heavenly surprise-party!
The backpacker-life has limited our choice of clothing,
and little did we know how much we would suffer during the following week...

Spending some time in Lima we came in contact with lots of open people,
and the culture is definately warmer than the climate.
Even our new amigo Christian begging in the street was enjoying life*

"Come and steal, I've got everything you need!"

Precious pearls

Coming to Peru we thought we were the flexible brothers with no limits...
but we proved ourselves wrong. But man we can tell you we've grown...alot!
Torture has now another dimention...
Being on the bus for 22 hours straight with a temperature near freezing point, driving only up and down endless curvy roads...feeling the altitude sickness hunting you down, your fever exploding and headache killing, you just don't want to live anymore!

And that is no joke...even Mr Philip & Robert Flexible (yes us!) gave up all hope!
The worse was that when we finally got to Cusco we had to order the same bus- tickets to get back to Lima only 4 days later.
Not exactly the brightest start of a new adventure.

Cusco is a city in the mountains close to the Andes. It's on a hight around 16 000 feet
and the thin air has it's impact on everybody expect the local people.
But it's a beautiful place with beautiful people!

The city has tracks of the incas (indians) but also the Spanish
architecture gives it an extra touch!
Cusco is definately run by the enormous tourism
caused of the world's famous Machu Picchu.
The people are still down to earth and laid back as South Americans.

If you are just taking some time to sit down and actually look around in the main square,
people are more than happy to sit down just to have a chat and share their stories.
Not all conversations are understood in the sense of languages,
but a quick look in their faces where life left it's tracks,
is telling more than a thousand words!

Anti- tourists as we are (believe it or not!), even we had to humble ourselves and
join the migration from the city to the mountains of Machu Picchu.
Just getting there was a project of taxis, trains and buses for hours.
But one of the world's 7 wonders was waiting.
The place where about 300-500 Incas used to live,
has it's own beauty in the majestic mountains of Peru!!

"Been there, done that!"

BRAZIL

2007-09-22T22:01:00.000-07:00

Coming to Brazil brought us a totally different flavour than Africa;
new country, new continent.

We started our time in Sao Paulo, a city of hard work and hard people.
The common mindset is "You work to live and live to work"!
It's also a city of hardship and "destinies" with no hope.
The difficulties are neither hidden or forgotten, but in the open for everyone to see.

We didn't spend much time here, but we got to talk to the locals,
share stories and definately get some new perspectives!

After our time in Sao Paulo, we wanted to leave for Rio de Janeiro. To take the bus there we had to spend quite some money. Arriving at the bus- station we figured we no longer had cash on our visa card. putting all our cash together, we had just the amount to make it there, on the penny! Thank Mr PT!
But late at night in Rio, with no where special to go, with no cash and a broken internet- bank we were not the queens of the castle!! We started begging for money without even knowing how much we would need and where we would sleep that night. Welcome to the land of NO English! We hardly made it without being beaten...People in Brazil are not very friendly in stressed situations! You can say the definition of bad temperaments were born right here!!
But after patience, prayers and an unpaid bill at the internet- cafe, a man walks up to us with just the amount to take the bus in to the city, Ipanema. Just being protected at a late night in the criminal city, leaves us thankful to up above! A overbooket hostal even took us in without the ability to pay....what a difference a day make!

Being on the way to something you don't know, leaves room open for God to move....we love it!
Growing in dimentions you never knew...

Getting to know the locals in Ipanema (part of Rio), was amazing! With all different backgrounds and views of life and living....we had quite some experiences! Being invited daily to the barbeque of only locals at the corner-bar outside our door, eventually lead us to the slums of Rio.
No other tourists EVER go there by night, but we even got invited to a private birthday-party
at the top of a slum house in the nearest favella ("slum-city")
including DJ a la homemade and REAL samba *
Sorry Lonely Planet, we got there before you!!!

We also went to the favelas by day with a guide to get our pictures (book- material). We got to see Rosinia, the biggest favela in South America with about 200 000 "registered" inhabitants. Amazing to see how the people manage to live in such conditions and in these circumstances. We haven't had the chance to upload these pics, but this is one of the city- walls. Right after this shot was taken, the mafia showed up with their machine guns pointing at us. The favelas works with their own laws and punishments. You need to watch your steps....but you can be sure no one ever steals from you, cause they'll definately get their arm cut off...the next time, they'll be shot!

Being in the country where nothing matters more than football, of course we had to be a part of the celebration! In the spirit of Ronaldinho, we joined in the crowd of crazy Brazilians! Seeing Fluminense against Atletico on Maracana Stadium we didn't know how we would make a difference...But little did we know! Even in the crowd of thousands of people we got hooked up with some new friends that we got to spend some real quality time with!
Nice Price.

The statue of Christ alias Mr PT was nearly hunted down by the millions of tourists surrounding him with digital cameras and lenses in all sizes! Happy are we to know that we carry him inside the heart, and not on megapixels! Thanks mr cool...

Being busy in the city, we had to take a fat break. It was time for rehab!
On a sunny day Mr driver Bubba came and picked us up in his old VW minibus
packed with youngsters ready for paradise hotel.
Welcome to Ilha Grande.

AquaRio.

We got to spend 3 days in the most beautiful surroundings by the ocean, honeymoon- spirit!

We also found some brothers in Christ*

You might wonder where the smiles of this policeman has gone...
Well, it's just to hard to respect a police that drives around in a golf-car...hehe!
Paradise just doesn't give the police much to do...so why not entertain for a while??
At least we clothed ourselves in the Brazilian flags...

Taking us down to the station we couldn't nothing but to remember Hebr. 13,2;

Do not forget to entertain strangers!!
For by so doing some people have entertained
angels without knowing it.

Remember those in prison
as you were their fellow prisoners
and those who are mistreated
as if you yourselves were suffering.

Prison here we come.

Back to Capie*

2007-09-03T13:09:00.000-07:00

After our stay in Ethiopia we still didn´t feel quite finished with Africa...

Longing for our friends & memories in Cape Town,

we changed our tickets so we could go back...

Celebration for real!!

Surprised were the faces of our loved ones when we were back south...Hearts 2 heart!!

For some reason Cape Town feels like home....

We forgot to tell you about some stuff we did the first time we stayed in Capie...

We heard that there was a ywam base in a suburb of CT and decided to go and check it out...Time to see some family!

So jumping on a train as the only western people, we arrived safely in Muizenberg.

A beautiful surfing town with a shot of hawaii.

When we stepped out of the train, an old lady asked where we were going...we didn´t know so we followed her to feel safe. It turned out that she worked on the local radio station and wanted us to come with. To make the story short, we ended up having an half an hour interview telling our stories, talking about our journey, dreams, visions & future plans. The perfect opportunity to share some of what our hearts are longing for...

Mr Nelson Mandela; please turn up the volume:)

The rest of the day we spent with ywam and the people there....inspiration for them and for us! The weeks topic at the dts was "destiny" and again we got to share some of what we have experienced and the story of our journey. Looks like we were right on time...again Mr PT (Personal Trainer up above) has full control on where he wants us to be!

Our time in Africa is up...sad but true!

We´ve made amazing relationships and we´ve definately left pieces of our hearts...

Africa; we promise to be back, soon.

Simple living in Ethiopia.

2007-08-28T13:48:00.000-07:00

Coming to Addis Ababa was like stepping into the heart of Africa.

People call it untouched...and it really is!

We spent our time in Debre Zeit, 1 hour from Addis. We've been working in an christian orphanage called Joshua Academy. It has 50 kids that had their parents die in HIV/aids....heartbreakers for real man! They live in houses/"families" of 10 kids each and a housemother. Their school is next door, Kindergarden through grade 7.

Feeling the vibrations of the African Bush, we've been milking our own cows, been run over by donkeys, fighting the mosquitos and mingling with the locals.

During our time our days would be filled with teaching all the classes english daily, having devotions (bible/drama/songs/prayers/games), helping out, playing with the kids, visiting the houses, socializing and just being around.

Simple living, that's how we like it!!

The kids are truly beautiful!

The kids are in need of love, and love is all they need! Making each one of them feel special and unique takes their everyday life to another level. They are longing for physical touch and affirmation! Meeting their needs is like seing 50 stars come alive*

Welcome to Africa*

2007-08-28T12:33:00.000-07:00

We arrived in busy Jo'burg, Gangsters's Paradise, on a sunny morning the 2nd of August. The journey is on. Uncle Simon taxidriver picked us up at the airport making us feel like home! We felt it in our fingers...In Africa it is in the air!

Jo'burg is the place where no one goes out making friends or trusting anyone...safety is not a guarantie or a word on people's lips. But those who knows the Lord fear nothing...Vagabonds & Urbanus. Friends for future...

Getting material for our book, being in the field, getting close to people's lives, being one with our environments, sharing some love & joy...yes that's our every day life. We go where our feets are leading us and do what our hearts say...It's amazing what a difference a day make!

On the road for 18 hours in the sleep liner, we got safe & sound to Cape town, the city with no breaks. Fits us perfectly! It's Africa with a shot of Europe...

With our new friend Zack (from Costa Rica, meet you there man!), we were invited to Simba's house to play the jamboo...the african rythm for real! Getting to know the culture through the locals...nothing like it!

We've been staying at an Inn in Long Street...we're getting to know what businesses are all about here. After being robbed for a 1000 bucks, we are now also playing with the big boys...In the capital of crime we're hanging loose with the homeless kids & friends like Edward and Walfred here. You don't need cash to have fun*

Our local DJ Sango & our homeboy Jesus (in the background) makes the dancefloors holy.

Keep it real on the wheel!

2007-06-21T17:52:00.000-07:00

Hitch- hiking is an art.

It's not just getting from one place to another,

but it's all about the meetings.

Moments that will pass you by,

but at the same time create a memory that will last forever.

Standing by the road you get a feeling of being real,

you're one with everything around you...

You have to trust your surroundings...

cause you don't have a guarantie of being picked up;)

Being a missionary by the road, flexibility is the number one rule...

A journey built on faith!!

Cause you more than ever, never know until you know...

Patience is a blessing, and we always get where we want to go...in the end!!

During this time, hitch hiking has taught us much about life;

what's important, how hard life can be,

reflection of the different hearts out there, family living, loneliness

and not least the story of all the lifes we've been blessed meeting...

There's nothing more beautiful.

But are we ready to go now?

We don't really know...Cause we don't know what's out there for us.

But we have never been more excited to find out!

In one month we'll be in Heathrow starting this adventure birth by the Great Command.

Life is a crazy invention...that is for sure!

Light prep.

2007-05-21T15:58:00.001-07:00

Being a leader means being able to take different roles.

Contacting people might be one of the privileges!

...Colours of life...

Watch out Oslo!

Hard Core Prep.

2007-05-21T14:36:00.000-07:00

They say it's all about the heart, but real humbleness is to go low, real low...

One sunny Saturday two girls woke up as homeless in the capital of Norway. Not knowing what to eat, where to go and where to lay their heads...Humilitation has now a whole different dimention! A facial expression really can say more than a million words...

...Freedom is something you discover when you loose everything....

"What you give up you cannot keep, what you gain you cannot lose!"

Talking, loving and hanging loose with homeless people really teaches you things that were never written in the history books...But what they say can change your history. How they express love, in a simple but still so deep way, can touch your heart even more and help you love unconditionally too... Seeing life from different point of viewes really makes you see people as people, we all have our beauty. It all depends on the eye that sees..

Kings & presidents, homeless & poor, black & white;

welcome to our lives.

...Life- changing experience...

The journey is on.

2007-05-21T12:46:00.000-07:00

What does it mean to act in faith?
What does it mean to live as a missionary today?
“Walk what we talk”
Love
Joy
Mercy
“Speak life”
Can two girls make it just by trusting a personal God?
It’s about giving Him the glory!

After a year living and loving in Kristiansand, we are finally ready for the big kick off! We still don't have all our cash, but we'll make it simple:) The 1st of August we'll hit the road to live out the Great Commission (Matt 28), and "Urbanus" is when the typical backpacker tour becomes best friends with the traditional missionary trip (Rom 16,9). Love it or leave it, but this is how the journey's gonna look like...Enjoy!

London, 1st of August (Miss Sweden meets Miss Norway)

South Africa, 2nd of August

Ethiopia, 14th of August

Brazil, 25th of August

Peru, 23th of September

El Salvador, 30th of September

Costa Rica

Panama

Los Angeles, 7th of October

Honolulu, Hawaii, 8th of October

Kona, Hawaii, 12th of October

New Zealand, 21st of October

Australia, 29th of October

Taiwan

India, 27th of November

Kristiansand/Gothenburg, 21st of December

.Let the holy show begin.