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no record of a reflective month...

month of many presentation,
sharing of thoughts,
'inspiring' said someone, 'thank you' bowed another,
'give us more of the "wow" moments' said an elderly one.

deep reflection amidst excessive action,
i haven't recorded many of these...

looking deeply into the eyes of a very elderly person
sharing the idea and sincerity, looking the eyes brighten up with hope,
looking into the eyes of an academician sharing new form of learning
watch the excitement grow and sparkle in creative energy,
looking into the eyes of the young and confused
the first dawn of semblance of confidence,
looking at the eyes of a curious visitor and watch the curiosity
grow into interest and deepen into conviction and the struggle the person,
has to go through to sustain the dis-interest and detachment,
looking into the shifting eyes of a friend, as they try to avoid contact
in wantonly misinterpreting what is stated...

observing eyes as i hold conversations these last weeks, many learnings
observing eyes are the best lessons in human mind



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