Take my Otherness is based on concepts in Bjung Chul Hans book Hyperculturality-Culture and Globalisation, that has a critical perspective on today's time management and understanding of progress that only emphasizes acceleration. The themes of this philosophical discussion are home, globalisation, world conflicts and peace. They are being reflected in this opera from the point of view of the singers and musicians, as well as various European authors and philosophers. Each of the musicians brought in their own special and personal experiences in forms of improvisation, composition, lyrics and dramaturgy throughout the whole piece. Although no specific roles were planned in this opera a miraclous mixture of diverse musical forms emerged and resulted in a creative artistical work that is crossing all borders. Each song is written in its original language and re-composed in styles where traditional melodies merge into new compositions with emotions like :fear, loss, stress, loneliness and hope, connected to specific female experiences.