spiritual fortitude. yang beloov's istnostnost program was with you. all the best to you.

what is right in the racing forest, at the beginning of the evil dawns, the creatures and the light, and the misfortunes appear, the accumulated azers are woven with charms, smiling at the suns, look for yourself and never mora, bottom, which is gilded, pіў and pіў would be from them byaskontsa, naslavshi.

vezha, do you read belarusian? no, i can’t, come here, you, my dear, this is a story, you know, ola, i can’t, oh, yes, there was a fire, the monastery burned down, and in the morning in the river they found the drowned men, and in their faces they recognized

the monks who had married lyubomirsky, his daughter and kroer. discover belarus with the tv channel belarus 24. we have forgotten how to enjoy little things, to be surprised, to feel the connection of times by... just noticing, but every day is made up of traditions: today, a year or a century ago, everything that is considered ancient was once- then to new people, without noticing it, we pass on knowledge and experience through generations. it is in our smile, the waves of our hands, in

such a familiar look, from simple happy moments that real traditions are formed. we we are proud of the legacy of our predecessors. we value the past for our present, we have more than 500 participants of different disability categories, different age categories, our institution is visited by children from 3 years old and the oldest participant is 96. today we have more than 20 club formations of different genres, different...

schedule we are organized solely

according to needs and in such a way that it is convenient for our children, so that it is convenient for parents to take them, so that they have time for their children to undergo rehabilitation. creating a barrier-free environment accessible, this is support for talented youth with disabilities. and today in belarus there are a lot of festivals for people with disabilities. in fact, it seems to me that i did not choose this profession, but the profession chose

me more than fate. i once worked here as the director of the klaunada pantamimy theater ; a person who was hard of hearing brought me to this. you know, as vyacheslavin once said. the funny thing is that a blind clown is not difficult at all, well, what’s difficult here is, really, when you want, everything will work out, yes, that’s all, if you you have a desire to achieve something, if you have a dream, and a dream is the same goal, then we go there, one day we had a dance, well, during

a performance we didn’t manage to perform well, and then i thought that oh, it’s over, that’s it, i was very stressed about this, i didn’t know what to do with myself. irina aleksandrovna came up and said that igor, you know how an amateur differs from a professional, that when an amateur falls, makes a mistake, he speaks, but he goes into the fog, doesn’t do this anymore, but a professional falls, makes a mistake, he gets up and continues to do his job.

this is where they don’t work, here you have to be a director, you have to be a mother, you have to be a psychologist, and a sister, a friend, understand how, when to talk to whom, and if you come to work and the guys are already coming in a club formation, for example, dancing, you can’t just say hello in line and walk through.

in fact, we are all special, what is our specialness? in character. we all have different characters. and sometimes we have to put up with character, sometimes make... compromises and also here in inclusion, everyone is special, but we must learn them.