What is the best thing that I love about my work?

What I love most about my work is being able to listen to people and help those who cross my path. Over the years, I have gained experience in many different areas, which allows me to support people in a variety of ways. I have had the gift of clairvoyance since I was a child. Around the age of thirty, I received the stigmata. Since then, I have experienced God’s healing gift working through me, allowing me to help restore balance to people’s energy and support them on their personal and spiritual journey.

What is my idea of happiness?

My idea of happiness is having all my children, grandchildren, sons-in-law, and daughters-in-law living close to one another. Ideally, I would love for us to live together in a family compound or a close-knit community.I realize that this is probably just a dream, but it is a beautiful one. Of course, living like that would require a great deal of love, understanding, and forgiveness, especially with so many different personalities. But I believe that, when those qualities are present, family becomes one of life’s greatest blessings. I think this dream comes from my childhood. I grew up in a very close family where everyone spent time together. My cousins and I were always staying at each other’s homes, and there was a wonderful sense of warmth, togetherness, and belonging. Those memories have stayed with me, and I would love to create that same feeling for future generations.

What is my greatest fear?

My greatest fear is that something might happen to my four children or my five grandchildren. As a parent and grandparent, nothing matters more to me than knowing that the people I love most are safe, healthy, and happy. Their well-being means everything to me.

What is the trait that I most deplore in myself?

I experience the world differently from most people. Things that come naturally to others can sometimes be difficult for me, while the things that come naturally to me are often unusual to others. I’ve learned to accept that this is simply part of who I am I’m also quite clumsy. I trip over the smallest things, bump into things regularly, and I’ve nearly set myself on fire while cooking more than once. Yet, in other areas, I’m incredibly capable. Those two extremes somehow coexist in my personality. I also have dyscalculia, which means numbers and mathematics have always been a real challenge for me. Sometimes, when I’m in a shop, I even ask my youngest daughter to help me work something out because otherwise it might take me several minutes. It can be a little embarrassing, but these days I mostly laugh about it. After all, nobody is perfect, and I believe our imperfections are part of what makes us human.

Which living persons in my profession do I most admire?

To be honest, I don’t admire people because of their status, profession, or success. I believe every person has unique gifts and talents, and I respect that, but I don’t place one person above another.
The only One I truly admire is the Source of All Life. I also deeply admire people such as Jesus, Moses, Mahatma Gandhi, and Martin Luther King Jr.—not because they are famous, but because of their compassion, courage, and unwavering commitment to justice. Despite persecution, suffering, and injustice, they continued to choose love, forgiveness, and peace. I certainly don’t see myself as being on their level, but I try to learn from their example and apply those lessons in my own life.
I also have great respect for people who stand up against injustice, speak the truth despite the consequences, and are willing to put the well-being of others before their own interests. Whistleblowers and those who fight for justice deserve my deepest admiration.

What is the thing that I dislike the most in my work?

The thing I dislike most about my work is spending so many hours sitting behind a computer. By nature, I’m a very active and sporty person. Sitting still for long periods and writing for hours has never come naturally to me. In fact, before I started this project, I actually disliked writing. Yet I felt compelled to tell this story because it originated from a vision I received. I have been working on The Four Annunakis since 2016. The remarkable thing is that I didn’t fully understand what the story was truly about until I was nearing the end of the writing process. It takes place across five worlds: Earth, Heaven, the Archon Dimension, the planet Nibiru—the home of the Annunaki—and the planet Lahrnu. I can honestly say that I have never come across a story quite like it. Writing it has been both inspiring and incredibly demanding. There were countless moments when I looked at the trash bin and seriously considered throwing everything away. But somehow, I always felt guided to continue. It was as if the Universe kept nudging me forward, and the story simply refused to stop flowing. In the end, I realized I had to finish it.

When and where was I the happiest, in my work?

I was happiest at the beginning of my creative journey, when I was writing the screenplay for The Four Annunakis. Because I am a highly visual person, I chose to write the screenplay before turning the story into a series of novels. As a first-time writer, I was very uncertain about my abilities. I shared the script with several well-known film producers in the Netherlands because I wanted to know whether this story, so different from most others, yet so closely connected to the reality we are living in today, was worth pursuing. Their response exceeded all my expectations. They encouraged me to continue and told me that I had something truly special. Their belief in the project gave me the confidence to keep going. One of the highlights was receiving feedback from actor Aml Ameen, known for films and series such as Rustin, Sense 8, Inside Man, Yardie, and Boxing Day. He loved what he read and said the story reminded him of epic productions such as Game of Thrones because of its rich blend of multiple worlds, mysticism, drama, thriller, science fiction, and spiritual philosophy. The Four Annunakis follows four reincarnated Annunaki children on a mission to prevent a Third World War, protect humanity and the universe, and inspire humanity to raise its collective consciousness. Knowing that others recognized the potential of a story that began as a vision was one of the most rewarding moments of my career as a writer.

If I could, what would I change about myself?

I would allow myself more time to rest. I’m a true workaholic. Whenever I believe in something, I give it everything I have and sometimes forget to slow down. I love working hard, but I’ve also learned that rest is just as important as dedication. That’s something I’m still learning to give myself.

What is my greatest achievement in work?

My greatest achievement is not a book, a film, or any professional accomplishment. For me, the greatest achievement is knowing that I have been able to make a genuine difference in people’s lives. Since childhood, I have experienced a special gift for working with energy—a gift that I believe was given to me by The Creator. Over the years, that gift has expressed itself in many different ways. I have had the privilege of supporting people, bringing them comfort, and helping them restore balance physically, emotionally, and spiritually. The moments when I see someone regain hope, experience healing, or discover a new direction in life mean more to me than any award or recognition ever could. Even on days when I feel tired or I’m not at my best, I feel deeply grateful whenever I witness these extraordinary moments. They remind me what a privilege it is to share love, hope, and healing with others. That, to me, is the greatest reward my work could ever give me.

Where would I most like to live?

If I could live anywhere in the world, I would choose Madeira. To me, it offers everything I value: a mild climate with temperatures ranging from about 15 to 30 degrees Celsius, breathtaking nature, an abundance of beautiful flowers, and a wonderful sense of peace. I also appreciate that there are no dangerous wild animals on the island. What makes Madeira even more special to me is that it was revealed to me during a spiritual experience many years ago. During what I experienced as a conversation with my guardian angel, this island was specifically pointed out to me. When I later looked up Madeira, everything seemed to fall perfectly into place. From that moment on, I felt that this is the place where I would one day love to live.

What is my most treasured possession?

My most treasured possessions are my children, my grandchildren, and my mother. They mean everything to me. To be honest, I don’t place much value on material things. Of course, I enjoy living in a warm and beautifully decorated home, but if I were to lose everything tomorrow, it wouldn’t truly upset me. Material possessions can always be replaced. The only things I would be heartbroken to lose are the photographs and videos of my life and my family. Those memories are priceless. They tell our story and preserve moments that can never be recreated. To me, they are far more valuable than anything money could ever buy.

What is my most marked characteristic?

If I had to describe myself in a few words, I would say that I am loving, optimistic, and caring. I’m an extrovert who enjoys making people laugh, and I believe that a good sense of humor is an important part of life. I’m also creative and deeply curious. I love learning, growing, and discovering new perspectives. When I truly believe in something, I don’t give up easily. Some people might call that stubbornness, but I prefer to see it as determination. I’m a fighter who keeps moving forward, even when life becomes challenging. Above all, I try to approach everyone with kindness, respect, and an open heart.

What is my most inspirational location, in my city?

Without a doubt, it is the city of Amsterdam. Its historic canals, centuries-old architecture, and vibrant atmosphere give the city a truly unique character. I can spend hours walking along the canals, always discovering something new. Amsterdam breathes history, art, culture, and freedom. It is that unique combination that makes the city an endless source of inspiration for me.

What is my favorite place to eat and drink, in my city?

I love fine Japanese cuisine, so dining at the Okura Hotel is always a special experience for me. I also enjoy a good French restaurant, where quality and flavor take center stage. And when I’m in the mood for a relaxed and sociable evening, I love going out for tapas. Sharing a variety of small dishes with family or friends is one of my favorite ways to enjoy good food and great company.

What books influenced my life and how?

To be honest, I haven’t read many books in recent years. The last series that truly had a profound impact on me was Conversations with God and the Bible. Those books encouraged me to reflect more deeply on spirituality, consciousness, and humanity’s relationship with the Source of All Life. When I was younger, however, I read a great deal. I was especially drawn to spiritual and mystical books, as well as books that helped me grow and understand myself and the world around me. I have always been fascinated by the deeper meaning of life and by what connects us as human beings. These days, I draw less inspiration from books and more from life itself—from my spiritual experiences, from nature, and from the people I meet. To me, life has become the greatest book of all.

You Only Die Once. What music would I listen on my last day?

Wow… I’ve honestly never thought about that before. I think I would choose music that truly touches the heart, gentle, emotional music that expresses love, gratitude, and connection. The kind of music that makes you pause, reflect on life, and appreciate what really matters. For me, it wouldn’t be about a particular artist or song. It would be about the feeling the music creates. If it could touch my soul and fill me with a deep sense of peace, that would be the perfect soundtrack for my final day.

Who is my hero or heroine in fiction?

While I admire many memorable characters in film and fiction, the portrayal of Jesus by Jim Caviezel in The Passion of the Christ has had a profound impact on me. I was also deeply moved by his performance in Sound of Freedom. What inspires me is not only the actor, but above all the values these films represent: courage, self-sacrifice, compassion, and the willingness to stand up for others, even at great personal cost. Those are qualities I deeply admire and strive to live by.

Who are my heroes and heroines in real life?

My greatest heroes are the people who are closest to my heart. My children, my grandchildren, and my husband mean everything to me. They fill my life with love, purpose, and strength. My lifelong best friend, Boy, is someone I deeply admire. We’ve known each other since childhood, and he has always stood by me with unconditional support through both the good times and the difficult ones. Friendships like that are incredibly rare and precious. My stepmother from Norway also holds a very special place in my heart. Honestly, I don’t know what my childhood would have been like without her. She gave me love, security, and support when I needed it most. I am equally grateful to my uncle and aunt Wilson, who helped guide me onto the right path in life and played an important role in shaping the person I have become. To me, heroes are not necessarily famous people. They are the people who love you unconditionally, help you grow, and leave a lasting, positive impact on your life.

Which movie would i recommend to see once in a lifetime?

If I had to choose two films, they would be What Dreams May Come, starring Robin Williams, and Avatar (Part One). What Dreams May Come deeply moved me because of the way it explores love, loss, the afterlife, and the enduring power of the human soul. It’s not just a film you watch—it’s one you truly feel. I also admire Avatar for its breathtaking world, its celebration of nature, and its powerful message that everything in life is connected. It reminds us of the importance of respecting one another, the natural world, and life itself. Both films take you on an extraordinary journey and invite you to see the world from a different perspective.

What role play stories in my life and work?

Stories play a central role in both my life and my work. In my spiritual practice, I meet people who are carrying grief, fear, or uncertainty and who are searching for guidance they feel they cannot find anywhere else. Every person who comes to me has a unique story. The most rewarding part of my work is seeing those stories take a positive turn. Watching people regain hope, inner strength, or a new sense of direction gives me deep fulfillment and reminds me why I do what I do. As a writer, these experiences naturally inspire me. They encourage me to explore universal themes such as love, consciousness, hope, forgiveness, and the resilience of the human spirit. My work as a spiritual guide and my work as an author complement one another, and together they shape the stories I choose to tell.

What do the words ‘You are the storyteller of your own life’ to me?

To me, that statement is absolutely true. Every one of us is the author of our own life story, whether we realize it or not. The choices we make, the challenges we overcome, and the people we meet all become chapters in that story. In The Four Annunakis, I even included several visions that I personally experienced. The event that happens to Chenoa at the very beginning of the book is also based on something that actually happened to me. It was so unusual and at the same time so hilarious, hat I felt it was the perfect way to open the story. It gave the book an authentic and very personal beginning. I believe the most powerful stories are often rooted in real life. By weaving parts of my own experiences into my writing, I hope readers will recognize something of themselves, feel inspired, and perhaps even see their own life story from a new perspective.

Who is my greatest fan, sponsor, partner in crime?

Without a doubt, my greatest supporters are my lifelong best friend, Boy, my youngest daughter, Maddy, and my eldest daughter, Fanny and my son-in-law Hein. I’ve known Boy since childhood. He has always supported me unconditionally and believed in me and my dreams, even during the moments when I doubted myself. Friendships like that are truly priceless. My daughters, Maddy and Fanny, are also among my biggest supporters. They encourage me, think along with me, and always stand by my side. Their love, honesty, and enthusiasm give me the strength to keep going, even when a project requires years of dedication and perseverance. I feel incredibly fortunate to have people around me who not only believe in me but are also willing to dream alongside me. That is one of life’s greatest gifts.

Which people or companies would I like to work with ?

If I could choose my dream collaborators, I would love to work with people and companies that are passionate about telling meaningful stories with global impact. The Four Annunakis blends fantasy, science fiction, adventure, and spirituality, and I believe it deserves partners who share that vision.
My dream list would be:
Netflix – for its worldwide audience and outstanding original productions.
Prime Video – for its international reach and openness to ambitious storytelling.
Mel Gibson – for his ability to bring powerful, emotional, and spiritual stories to life.
Steven Spielberg – one of the greatest storytellers of our time, with an extraordinary gift for creating epic cinematic experiences.
Idris Elba – for his depth, charisma, and remarkable versatility as an actor.
Brad Pitt – for both his acting talent and his vision as a producer.
Keanu Reeves – for his authenticity, humility, and unforgettable performances.
Charlize Theron – for her strength, versatility, and commanding screen presence.
Angelina Jolie – for her exceptional talent, creative vision, and humanitarian work.
Katherine Heigl – for her warmth, versatility, and engaging presence on screen.
I believe that collaborating with one or more of these talented people or companies could help bring The Four Annunakisto audiences around the world—not only as an epic film or television series, but as a story that inspires people to see themselves, each other, and the world from a new perspective

What project am I looking forward to work on?

My greatest ambition is to see an international platform such as Netflix or Prime Video become interested in my screenplay, The Four Annunakis. I truly believe this story has all the ingredients to become an epic film or television series capable of reaching audiences around the world. It combines fantasy, science fiction, thriller, spirituality, mysticism, and adventure with a deeper message about love, consciousness, peace, and the future of humanity. My hope is that it will one day inspire millions of people. At the same time, I am developing another screenplay based on the life of a Seer. This project is much closer to my own personal experiences and gives me the opportunity to portray the spiritual world in an honest, authentic, and deeply human way. It is a story I am equally excited to bring to life.

Where can you see me or my work?

You can discover me and my work through my website, MysticalFiction.com. From the homepage, you’ll find links to my YouTube channel and TikTok account, where I regularly share new content. The website also features my television program, Tussen Hemel en Straat (Between Heaven and the Street), which aired on Salto TV. In addition, The Four Annunakis – Part One is expected to be released around September 2026. It will be available as a print-on-demand paperback and as an e-book. The book will be available worldwide in English, Spanish, and Dutch, making it accessible to readers across the globe.

What do the words “Passion Never Retires” mean to me?

To me, Passion Never Retires means far more than simply loving what you do. Passion is the presence of the Creator within me. It is the divine spark that every human being carries—the inner light that inspires us to discover and use the gifts we have been given. For me, passion represents light, purity, childlike wonder, and the love with which we are meant to live our lives. It is the inner force that continually guides me toward the path I feel called to follow. I believe that my talents were given to me for a reason. They are not a coincidence, but part of a greater purpose. That is why I often feel that the Divine is working through me and guiding me throughout my life’s journey. To me, passion never retires. As long as we are alive, we can continue to grow, learn, create, and share love with others. That is the true meaning of Passion Never Retires.

Which creative professionals should Peter invite to tell their story?

My preference would be visionary filmmakers, producers, and literary agencies that have a passion for original storytelling and a proven ability to bring exceptional stories to audiences around the world. My choices would be: Peter Jackson, Christopher Nolan, James Cameron, Mel Gibson, Ridley Scott, Creative Artists Agency (CAA), United Agents, Futerman Rose, Aitken Alexander Associates. Each of them has made an extraordinary contribution to the world of film and storytelling. I would love to hear the stories behind their creative journeys and the lessons they have learned throughout their careers.

How can people contact you? People can get in touch with me through:
Website: MysticalFiction.com
YouTube: @che_mystical_fiction

TikTok: @che_the_mystical
I look forward to connecting with readers, filmmakers,