Autor/-in: Naresh Oberoi

There comes a stage in life when the structure of the day begins to change. Professional roles reduce or end. Children move into their own lives. Social circles shift. What once filled the day no longer does and yet, the need for engagement, conversation, and connection remains. It is in this space that many questions are not spoken aloud, but quietly felt. The Second Horizon speaks to this phase in a direct and relatable manner. The writing draws from real situations, familiar settings, and lived experiences ofadjusting to time, redefining routines, and understanding changing relationships. The chapters are short, clear, and easy to return to. They do not demand agreement, only attention. Each piece allows the reader to reflect at their own pace, without feeling guided or judged. This is a book meant to sit beside you not ahead of you. To be read in parts, paused between, and revisited when needed.