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N. Kishore — Private Banker, JPMorgan Chase. Numbers by day, Narratives by Night. History buff and restless wanderer, mapping old empires onto new journeys.
Devoted husband, grandfather. Practitioner of tactical silence. Quiet fortitude in reserve.

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  1. Dawn and Dusk provide soul calming visuals – for that matter most of Nature does. Excellent photo article by Kishore.

  2. A wonderfully reflective piece that speaks directly to the heart. The author’s graceful story telling and vivid descriptions gently remind us to slow down and cherish the world around us. Simple in language, profound in meaning and a joy to read.
    Sometimes, all it takes to find wonder is to lift your eyes.

  3. What an unusual and thoughtful presentation by Kishore and equally the credit to Coffeeland News Online to showcase it. Monsoon clouds are phenomenal to watch – it changes the mood of the landscape in moments.

    There is actually a Cloud Appreciation Society which also has a manifesto. It includes amongst others : “We believe that clouds are for dreamers and their contemplation benefits the soul”.

    For University of Wollongong student Jessica Beattie, there’s something nice about clouds floating past and how they’re ever-changing. “I have sat down and watched clouds, it’s really therapeutic and takes your mind off what’s going on. You kind of lose track of time when you’re looking at clouds,” says the Psychological Science student. Being a poet, I second that opinion.

  4. A truly beautiful and heartfelt piece. It gently reminds us to slow down, look around, and appreciate the beauty that often goes unnoticed in our busy lives. I really loved the thoughtful reflections and vivid imagery. Simple, meaningful, and deeply inspiring.
    Thank you for sharing such a wonderful perspective.

  5. A thoughtful and beautifully written piece. It gently reminds us to pause, look up, and appreciate the world beyond our daily routines. Loved the reflective tone and imagery. Simple, meaningful, and quietly inspiring.

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