This blog is dedicated to life and to those of us who enrich it with unforgettable experiences. The ones we least expect are the most valuable. It's too bad; it's a shame they're fading into obscurity. A genuinely fulfilled day is one in which I reflect at the end of the day on what surprised me, touched me, or inspired me
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Culture has always been and continues to be a vital part of our country's growth. Slovenes have intentionally and forcefully awakened and formed the nation's consciousness around culture since major historical periods. Civilizational, national, and social identity were already a reflection of cultural creation in prior, past, and semi-past historical contexts, contributing greatly to an identifiable and sovereign state community.
The Slovene national liberation movement's leadership announced Preeren's Day, and thus the Slovene nation's cultural holiday, on February 8, 1942. As a result, despite our tiny size, we have a long history in this field, with significant cultural innovators in a variety of fields.
From Aristotle through Marx and Engels, all great intellectuals were united in their confidence in the aesthetic vision, which was also acknowledged by our Cankar. As Shakespeare says in Hamlet, "the goal of art has always been, is, and remains that it holds, so to speak, a mirror of life; to show the virtues of her features, the transgressions of her image, her period and society of her form and stamp."
Culture is, after all, a mirror of a nation's lifebeat and the people who make it up. It is appropriate to reveal the secrets of artists and their works, to acknowledge their worth, and to sincerely congratulate them.
Artistic achievements are frequently used to gauge the cultural and social dimensions of citizenship.
We should also support works of art in the workplace, where many employees are involved in cultural creation or re-creation. All of this improves workplace culture and develops relationships. This is a key element of employee dedication and motivation in the workplace, as well as part of the external image and "paper" on social responsibility.
As a result, amateur and professional artists, as well as individuals and institutions that support and provide creative shelter, should perpetuate Slovenia's cultural excellence history. We enrich the wonderful Slovenian word in written and spoken form with timeless cultural treasures. This begins with seemingly simple words like THANK YOU, PLEASE, SORRY, GOOD DAY, and a respectful communication attitude toward the interlocutor in the workplace.
When someone mentions the term "school" nowadays, it is critical to remember that the culture is also saturated with educational institutions that teach young people not just for today but also for the future.
May the culture of Slovenia continue to enhance our people. Let us not forget, however, that we are not an end in ourselves, therefore let us engage in international discussion and develop the dialogue culture in each other's societies.