Dear Friends, In a couple of weeks, we have the opportunity to come together and offer our prayers to start a collective healing movement in the Balkans, as part of the 24h global One World Bearing Witness vigil. If you feel the call, please join us online at 6pm CET on the 3rd of December: https://lnkd.in/dxRyTShK And if you feel a deep ancestral and personal connection to this land, and feel a call to share a prayer directly live in the main program in a Balkan language, please reach out to me. As you can imagine, this multi-decade process will take a great amount of collective goodwill. The prayer will be read out in ~10 languages spoken on the peninsula (see draft language list below - thank you Wikipedia!). With gratitude, Nikola 1. Albanian (Arvanitika, Gheg, Standard Albanian, Arberesh, Rosk, Istrian) 2. Hellenic languages (Cappadocian Greek, Pontic Greek, Standard Greek, Tsakonian) 3. Indo-Aryan (Romanian ) 4. Eastern South Slavic (Bulgarian, Macedonian) 5. Western South Slavic (Slovene) 6-8. Western South Slavic (Serbo-Croatian) with 4 dialects 6. Bosnian 7. Croatian 8. Montenegrin 9. Serbian 10. Romance languages (Romanian) 11. Romance languages (Italian) Languages of the largest/main countries which have played a role in Balkan history 12. German 13. Turkish 14. English

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