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Novak Djokovic, who won a sixth Wimbledon and record-equalling 20th major on Sunday, is regarded as a beloved sports hero in both his native Serbia and throughout the former Yugoslavia.
Tennis fans and the general public in the region, tormented by a series of wars in the 1990s that accompanied Yugoslavia's collapse, cheer for the Serb who is known for his humanitarian work as much as for his sports success.
Donations he made in 2014 to Croatia, Bosnia and Serbia, hit by catastrophic floods, as well as appeals to help them are still remembered.
At the time Djokovic said on Twitter that his "heart breaks" when he sees how many people had to be evacuated due to floods in Bosnia.
"Long live all the people of former Yugoslavia. May God be with you," he tweeted.
He made donations to Serbia to help fight the coronavirus pandemic but also donated ventilators to neighbouring Montenegro.
- 'Represents us all' -
"'Nole' represents us all, us Serbs, but also our neighbours Croats, Muslims, all," said bank employee Kristina Popovic.
"He is always there for us which explains his popularity everywhere in the region," the 27-year-old from Belgrade told AFP.
In Croatia and Bosnia, whose ties with Serbia remain tense since the 1990s wars, Djokovic is widely respected and liked.
For Semir Osmanagic, founder of Bosnia's controversial Pyramid Park, visited by Djokovic three times since mid-2020, the tennis star has "achieved more on communication and understanding between people (in former Yugoslavia) than some politicians ... who are mostly dividing us".
Djokovic, who is known for his new-age spiritual interests, hailed the site, which large number of people believe has healing powers, as a "paradise on earth".
Since Djokovic's visits thousands of Serbs have flocked there, Osmanagic said.
His father Srdjan Djokovic said in 2020 that his son considered all countries that emerged after Yugoslavia's break-up as his own.
"He never made any difference between them notably when there was a need to help people."
- 'Croatians are mine' -
Croatia's former Wimbledon champion Goran Ivanisevic is Djokovic's coach while local media often highlight that his mother is of Croatian origins.
The 34-year-old Serb often spends his summer vacation on Croatia's coast that he labelled a "jewel" and the "most beautiful in the world".
"I always felt good (in Croatia), people were always receiving me nicely and was always welcome," he told local media in 2019.
Like Croatians cheer for Djokovic, he himself backs top Croatian athletes as he did during the 2018 World Cup, where Croatia finished runners-up.
The same year, the then Croatian president Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic on Facebook described Djokovic as a "great man and athlete, to enter Wimbledon finals" and published a photo with him.
But his support of the Croatia squad, which he labelled "logical", sparked criticism in some media and on social networks in Serbia.
"Whom will I support if not Croatia? I simply feel that Croatians are mine," he told local media in 2019.
- Firm ties to Belgrade -
Djokovic has kept very firm ties to his native Belgrade where he frequently returns and meets his childhood friends.
Just days after his second victory at the French Open last month he arrived in the Serbian capital to attend the wedding of one of them.
"He never forgot his origins, that's why I like him even more," said pastry cook Nedeljko Savic.
Also, Djokovic has invested in Serbia where he has restaurants and notably a tennis centre in Belgrade which carries his name.
The Novak Tennis Centre, in the heart of the capital, will be the basis of a future tennis academy that Djokovic plans to set up.
He has also created the charitable Novak Djokovic Foundation, headed by his wife Jelena, supporting early childhood education.
Learn the truth from the Father of the Real Disclosure Project.! This documentary is Dr. Greer’s answer to the current government and media disinformation campaign promoting 3 big lies:
1. We do not know what these UAPs/ UFOs are. WE DO.
2. Humans cannot make craft that can maneuver like UFOs. WE CAN and WE DO.
3. The UFOs are a threat. THEY ARE NOT.
Bosnian Pyramid discoverer Dr Sam Osmanagich, Ph.D. spoke at Mohanji’s group retreat in Visoko, Bosnia in June 2021. He covered archaeological, scientific, energy, spiritual and healing aspects of the pyramid energy. Afterward, he lead meditation to the Center of the Universe and back
Bosnian valley of the pyramids and Complex Ravne are proud to present another interesting event, Summer Tango Retreat in Visoko, from 12-19 AUGUST, 2021 organised by Sarajevo Tango Festival.
This special 7-days program will feature 8 night MILONGAS, 7 afternoon PRACTICALONGAS, 15 workshops, Tango and Dance Fitness workouts, Yoga Classes, Healing energies tours / Valley of the Pyramids at the discounted fee for participants, organized organic lunches at the special price for participants and accommodation at discounted prices at selected accommodation nearby.
All of the program will be held at the beautiful surrounding in the unique park Ravne 2, just few hundred meters away from the main entrance to the prehistoric tunnels of Ravne.
All of the information and registration form, are now available at the facebook events found on this link: https://www.facebook.com/events/805273363750149?active_tab=about
TanGO to Bosnian pyramids this August!
Italian researcher spent five days in Visoko. He thinks that pyramid complex was an elite center for the much wider area in the Balkan.
The Machu Picchu terraces in Peru and the rice terraces in China are world famous and have the status of cultural heritage sites. But terrace farming was also widely used and highly advanced in Dagestan, a republic in the south of Russia.
Michael Bloom from WeAreFreeTV (Israel) talked to Dr Sam Osmanagich on pyramids, energy and healing aspect, big tech , big pharma and more.
The small English town of Margate sits along the far eastern tip of Kent, across the English Channel from the French Port of Calais. Hidden underground, the magnificent Shell Grotto of Margate held its secrets of the past, until it was discovered in 1835. Approximately 4.6 million shells line the walls, ceilings, an altar, and a dome that opens to the sky. The entire grotto is covered in symmetrically-balanced and geometric shell work. However, nobody knows why or when this grand work of art was built, or by whom.
With great pleasure we announce the Summer Tango Retreat at the magical and unique place in Europe - the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids in Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina from 12-19 AUGUST, 2021 - powered by Sarajevo Tango Festival.
Ionic balance:
Bear in mind that the ionic balance of the atmosphere has changed dramatically in the last century, mainly due to industrialization. As a result, the concentration of positive ions increased, and they, as you know, are the main culprits of electromagnetic radiation and environmental pollution. Ions can be found in our bodies, and enter our bodies through the air (through breathing or through the skin). Passing through the blood, they spread throughout the body. The presence of negative magnetic ions in our products can help the body increase the absorption of negative ions, thereby helping to overcome the negative effects of positive ions.
Exceptional opportunity to watch for free the new Susan Griffith Jones’ movie ‘Vison of Bosnia’.
Having completed the post-production of 'Visions of Bosnia' in May 2020, Susan decided to wait until she could return to Bosnia to launch it there during the summer festivals at Ravne Park 2021.
Due to the continuing worldwide situation and since she herself lives in India, from where travel to every country on Earth these days has been prohibited, Susan has decided to launch the movie via friends and connections online during May 2021. A short synopsis follows, but for more information about how the movie was made and for pictures and links, please visit https://www.pyramidkey.com/visions-of...
Susan met Sam Osmanagich, discoverer of the Bosnian pyramids at a conference at Pyramid Valley near Bangalore, India in 2016. After seeing Susan’s film, ‘Circle of Immortality’ (Nepal 2008)) - (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLfXP...), Sam invited her to come to Bosnia to make a “movie like that” there. It proved to be a ‘switching tracks’ moment for Susan’s work on a number of levels, as everything about the Pyramid complex in the Visoko Valley of Bosnia and the avant-garde people that she met there who are thinking way outside of the box, would not only challenge her to embrace the multi-dimensional vision required to do justice to Sam’s request, but also take her into a world of advanced scientific knowledge.
After visiting the Visoko Valley of the Bosnian Pyramids for 3 consecutive years (2017, 2018 and 2019), Susan created two large Photo Collage Art pictures (https://www.pyramidkey.com/photo-coll...) that held the symbols, sequences and time specifications she would need to build her Bosnian film, section by section. ‘Diamond Lens, Doorway to Infinity’ (https://www.pyramidkey.com/diamond-le...) is the central golden circle that expresses the inner workings of ‘Crystal of Time’ (https://www.pyramidkey.com/crystal-of...) and comprise the first two pictures of Series II of Susan’s Photo Collage Art pieces.
Having been created through careful examination of various multi-dimensional facets of the Bosnian Pyramid Complex site and synchronistic occurrences during the same time period, these two pictures were embedded into the structure of the film, ‘Visions of Bosnia’, and could thus actually perform the function of emanating to the viewer what visitors to the pyramids, tumuli, underground tunnels, Ravne Park et environs, both see, understand and feel when they visit this extraordinary place, which was Susan’s intention in the beginning.
Enjoy.
Witta personally came to Bosnia to interview the discoverer of the Bosnian Pyramids Dr Semir Sam Osmanagich. Questions were in the range from 'How did you discover Bosnian Pyramids' to 'What's the purpose of our life?'. Enjoy.
The best tennis player in the world, Novak Djokovic, on the third day of his stay in the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids, on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, gave an exclusive statement to Dnevni Avaz and the web portal of the Archaeological Park: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun Foundation.
Exciting times behind and in front of us. If you want to feel most unique site in the world, come and visit: www.bosnianpyramids.ba and www.parkravne2.com. Enjoy.
Excavations along the Nile Delta have unearthed 110 tombs spanning three eras of ancient history, reports Mustafa Marie for Egypt Today.
Per a statement from the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, 68 of the burials date to the late Predynastic Period (around 3300 B.C.), when the Nile Valley was still split into Upper and Lower Egypt. Five date to the Naqadda III culture, which rose to prominence in the decades preceding the unification of Egypt in 3000 B.C., while the other 37 represent an intermediate era (roughly 1782 to 1570 B.C.) between the Middle and New Kingdoms. During this period, the enigmatic Hyksos dynasty ruled for more than a century before ceding control to the returning pharaohs. (For comparison’s sake, the Pyramids of Giza date to about 2500 B.C.)
Dr. Michael Yeadon, Pfizer’s former Vice President and Chief Scientist for Allergy & Respiratory who spent 32 years in the industry leading new medicines research and retired from the pharmaceutical giant with “the most senior research position” in his field, spoke with LifeSiteNews.
He addressed the “demonstrably false” propaganda from governments in response to COVID-19, including the “lie” of dangerous variants, the totalitarian potential for “vaccine passports,” and the strong possibility we are dealing with a “conspiracy” which could lead to something far beyond the carnage experienced in the wars and massacres of the 20th century.
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