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Here's information about trends that are being discussed in the public.
Titip Anabul Sultan Facility, Take a Peek at This Super Luxury Hotel Pet
- A young woman crouched down and gently rubbed the back of a golden retreiver that seemed nervous about the crowd. The large breed dog, breathing heavily, begins to calm down and rests its head on the woman's knee, portraying the comfort and interaction of two souls merging like a human interacting with a child.
- For some people, pets have gone from being mere pets to intimate family members or what is often called 'urban pet parenting'. This phenomenon has triggered a surge in demand for premium services for pets, especially when their owners have to travel far away, whether for business trips or long vacations. One of the most sought-after facilities for animal lovers is a pet hotel.
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Jakarta & Conservatory of Music: Piano and Trio Recital: A beautiful collaboration between students and teachers from the Jakarta Conservatory of Music will present a touching artistic journey, featuring classical music performances by a trio consisting of James Patrick Martanto (piano), Andi Ibrahim Bagus Prawira (violin), and Alexandre Nandawastu Armaputra (cello). The trio will perform masterpieces from renowned composers such as Rachmaninoff - Trio élégiaque No. 1, Schumann - Faschingschwank aus Wien, and Beethoven - Piano Trio No. 1. The performance will be held on Saturday, November 29, 2025, at 19.00 at Studio Resital, Jakarta Conservatory of Music. Information regarding the performance can be directly accessed through the Jakarta Conservatory's Instagram social media, as there are limited seats available.
Cultural Workshop: Making Tsunami Zaiku & Shodo: The National Museum of Indonesia together with the Embassy of Japan will organize two cultural workshops as part of the public activities of the exhibition "Threading Across Time: Dyeing and Weaving of Indonesia and Japan" this weekend, November 29 & 30, 2025. The first workshop is "Let's Try Making Tsumami Zaiku" on Saturday, November 29, at 10am-12pm. Visitors will learn the art of folding traditional Japanese fabrics to make accessories such as flowers, guided by Ms. Hisae Goushi. In addition, there is also a workshop "Let's Try Japanese Calligraphy: Shodo" on Sunday, November 30, from 13.00-15.00 WIB. This workshop teaches the art of Japanese calligraphy that emphasizes discipline and control. Both workshops are held in Building B, National Museum of Indonesia, applying a first come first served system without registration and only requires the purchase of a museum entrance ticket. More detailed information can be accessed directly through Museum Nasional Indonesia's Instagram social media.
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Mental Stresses Physical Stresses
- Overthinking at work and getting a headache? Be careful with this symptom, especially when you see a doctor and there is no physical cause, such as blood pressure or nerve problems. It could be a psychosomatic symptom, a physical pain, but the cause is internal, or mental decline.
- Psychosomatics is a psychiatric disorder that affects a person's physical distress, such as headaches, back pain, digestive problems, and fatigue due to mental stress due to excessive workload commonly experienced by office employees, anxiety, and depression. These symptoms arise because emotional and mental stress triggers physical responses in the body, often affecting work performance, social relationships and long-term health.
Psychosomatic disorders are illnesses that involve both the mind and the body, where the burden of the mind can impact the condition of the body, triggering illness.
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