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This reads as a simple declaration of attention and pleasure, not a grand theory. It points to a habit of noticing ordinary beauty in nature, and can be taken to mean that calm, everyday sights help steady the mind. It lands when someone needs a reminder that joy can come from looking up, slowing down, and letting the world be enough.
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Originally said in English.
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About Manisha Koirala
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