The immortal authors of the world's love poetry will have their own corner in the beautiful park 'Ravne 2' in Visoko (www.parkravne2.com). The new installation will be opened on Monday, March 20, 2023, starting at 12:00 p.m.

Love poetry knows no boundaries. It unites emotions and is recognizable on all continents. With this installation, the lyrics of love songs in two languages ​​and the busts of six brilliant pen masters, we send a message of peace and love to the whole world.

PROGRAM

12:00 Gathering of participants in the park "Ravne 2" in Visoko

12:05 Greetings and welcome

12:10 Discovering the busts of poets: Rumi, Tagore, Neruda, Lorca, Yesenin, Allan Poe

12:20 Address by the author of the bust, sculptor Dr. Darko Šobot, University of Sarajevo

12:25 Address by representatives of embassies

12:40 Recitations

- Rabindranath Tagore: 'It seems to me that I must have loved you'

- Jalal al-Din Rumi - Mevlana: 'If you love'

- Pablo Neruda: 'Don't be far from me'

- Federico Garcia Lorca: 'It's true'

- Sergei Yesenin: 'You don't love me'

- Edgar Allan Poe: 'Annabel Lee'

We hereby invite the public and the media to be a part of this poetry festival and the first day of spring, and, where else, but in the park "Ravne 2" in Visoko.

THE AWAKENING TIMES (TAT): What can you tell us about Vinča? What`s the story behind it?

SEMIR OSMANAGIĆ (SO): The story of Vinča is much broader than just any story of a distant historical period. It is a story about a set of values, those human values that should be universally established.

TAT: Where does the story start?

SO: The culture of Vinča dates back to about 5,000 years before Christ (BCE). However, very little is said about it and even less researched. 

TAT: Why is that so?

SO: Vinča civilization is older than 7,000 years. It is about 9,000 years old. We can say that the history of the last 100,000 years comes down to civilizational cycles, unlike what we are taught in schools, that 10, 20, and 30,000 years ago we were at the primitive level of cavemen. The last 100,000 years is a history of cycles, where civilizations would reach their peak and then disappear under global catastrophes. One such particular global catastrophe happened about 12,000 years ago. Massive amounts of ice melted, huge earthquakes happened, tsunamis caused waves as high as 1,000 meters, and volcanic eruptions occurred as well. More than 99% of humanity was wiped off the face of the planet Earth.

The first culture which appeared on European soil after that was Lepenski Vir, located on the river Danube. There were five cities on the Serbian side and two on the Romanian side of the river. This is the period that science calls the Mesolithic or Middle Stone Age. Two thousand years later, the Neolithic, i.e. the Younger Stone Age, began. The first oasis in Europe during the Neolithic period was again in our region and was called Vinča. It was not a culture but rather a civilization. The term “culture“ is still used by Western scientists (Vienna, Berlin, London, and Paris), and they imposed their opinion on our authors too. 

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The brilliant mind of Nikola Tesla (1859 – 1943) left an indelible mark on our civilization. He did more in one lifetime than many others would do in a hundred lifetimes. He is the owner of 300 patents, among which are those that drive our economy today: wireless technology, alternating current, electric motors, radios, X-rays, radars, laser technology... He was 150 years ahead of his time with his ideas.

Nikola Tesla had the noble goal of giving the planet clean, unlimited and free energy.

In his honor, the Foundation 'Archaeological Park: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun' decided to dedicate a corner of the 'Archaeological-Tourist-Sports Park Ravne 2' in Visoko.

On Saturday, March 18, 2022, at 12:00 p.m., a life-size bust of this great physicist and engineer will be unveiled near the Multimedia Hall. The entire space will be called 'Tesla's Square'.

We hereby invite those interested to attend this ceremony.