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When the Beginning Is No Longer a Game
The first month of university is not just the start of a new cycle – it is a time to confront freedom, pace, and responsibility that come with a new rhythm of life. In this phase, every step is a lesson, and every decision shapes the maturity and awareness with which we move toward the…
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Tiny, tiny world
When growing up, my world was big My village with one thousand inhabitants was my world Once a month we went to the next townIt was hugeMy world was huge New school, new worlds openedPeople from other continents But actually imagining these, seemed impossibleMy world became smaller, but my imagination could not create a larger…
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Mercy Mercy Me – 50 Years of Asking What’s Going On
This 1971 record by Marvin Gaye has been adored by many, including my father, who raised me with these tracks playing in the background. He always said this was the greatest album ever made, and honestly, I couldn’t disagree. When I finally bought the vinyl myself in Ljubljana, in the cold winter of 2025, I…
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When The Spark Leaves You
For the first time in months, something that I kind of dreaded before coming here finally happened. That is not having the motivation to write an article. It’s not so much that I don’t have ideas of what I can write about, as I have a list with a few ideas that I collected over…
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A Path Toward Freedom of Thought
Some things in life move us so deeply that they change the way we see the world. They shake our perspective, make us pause, and invite us to breathe differently. For me, that moment came with a book: “The Four Agreements” by Don Miguel Ruiz. This book is not just a piece of writing. It…
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Coastline thought
If you could capture one image that represents your view of the world today, what would it be and why? Is the world you see you? The image in our head that is created about the world upon our beliefs, is unique for each one of us. The initial step to get to know yourself…
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Does it take just a little to be happy?
When was the last time you felt truly happy in your life? Maybe you will feel that is a deep question, maybe too deep to start an article, but actually, it can be really easy to answer. Maybe it was just taking a coffee with a friend, going for a walk in nature, travelling in…
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A promise to my past self
Not too long ago, I received an email I was not expecting at all. Even though I knew I would have to face it sometime, it hit me out of the blue. Okay, not completely out of the blue but rather from one year back in time. It was a letter I had written for…
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Echoes of the Self in Translation
If you have read my self-reflections in the previous edition of Voices you will most likely already understand where this article is going. In case you haven’t already, I highly encourage you to do so, just like I hope to motivate you to read all the books that I’m going to mention in this article. …
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I want to yodel
“I want to learn to yodel,” said Natalia as she was walking out of the room. I laughed. It’s always just the crazy things you say you want to try, but you never actually do. I say it, you say it, Natalia says it too. You go to a concert of your favorite music band…
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A stage for what we can’t say
I’ve always been drawn to things that don’t fit. To spaces that are too loud, too soft, too strange. To people who don’t behave or who behave too much.To art that doesn’t apologize, that’s why I love cabaret.Not just a stage or a performance.But a way of being expressive, unapologetic, a little sideways.It’s theatre, but…
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