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Novak Djokovic and the Bosnian Pyramids

In 1992, war fractured relationships between the peoples of the countries of former Yugoslavia.

30 years later, an unlikely ‘’bromance’’ has blossomed between world number one tennis star Novak Djokovic from Serbia and pyramid researcher Dr Sam Osmanagich, PhD, from Bosnia-Herzegovina which appears to be healing old wounds and helping to lay the foundation for a more inclusive Balkan future.  

Novak was first drawn to the Bosnian Pyramids after watching interviews with Dr Sam and learning about the discoveries and energetic phenomena in the area of Visoko, just north west of Sarajevo.  Novak Djokovic first visited The Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids in July 2020 and has been visiting approximately three times each year since then.

Dr Sam Osmanagich and Novak Djokovic have shared interests in the true history of the Balkan region, clean and free energy, the work of Nikola Tesla, the balanced harmonics between the spiritual and physical aspects of life, interests in structured water, healthy living, vegetarianism and humanitarian work.

In July 2022, two world-class tennis courts were completed and opened in Park Ravne 2, owned by Dr Osmanagich and launched with an exhibition match starring Novak Djokovic and top tennis stars from Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia, immediately following Djokovic’s Wimbledon triumph.  The sincere friendship between Novak Djokovic and Dr Sam Osmanagich sent a powerful message of Balkan peace and hope through the 72 different media organizations to the people of the world.

Photo curtesy of: www.bosnianpyramid.org

Sam Osmanagich and Novak Djokovic on the concrete blocks covering the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun.

Photo curtesy of: www.bosnianpyramid.org

Post match interview after the grand opening of the tennis courts in Park Ravne 2

Richard Maxwell

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