THESE HAVE NO LANGUAGE BARRIERS

 FROM SAMPATH’S DESK:

 



THESE HAVE NO LANGUAGE BARRIERS

 

 

 

A baby's cry;

 

Chirping of birds;

 

Sounds made by animals and other non-human living-beings;

 

Burst of thunders;

 

Roaring of downpours:

 

Riotous noise of the surf on the seashore;

 

Natural white noise coming from turbulent water flow from waterfalls;

 

Whistling noise of gales;

 

Rustling of tree leaves;

 

 

 

 

R.SAMPATH

11.8.2026

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