Veiled Eyes: A Man Driven By The Cosmic Force To Destiny

Sounds realistic story rolled in spiritual foil. One may need to decultivate his own mind and suspend disbelief to appreiate the book. The story seems down-to-earth but the author fails to infuse life into characters. The book demands suspension of one's reasoning faculty of mind. Supernaturalism or cosmic forces may be appreciated only by a mind that operates beyond physical and spatial dimensions. The dialogues are mind-feasting. Worth reading.

Sounds realistic story rolled in spiritual foil. One may need to decultivate his own mind and suspend disbelief to appreiate the book. The story seems down-to-earth but the author fails to infuse life into characters. The book demands suspension of one's reasoning faculty of mind. Supernaturalism or cosmic forces may be appreciated only by a mind that operates beyond physical and spatial dimensions. The dialogues are mind-feasting. Worth reading.

The story is set against Hippie backdrop that once swept Nepal. How the European paedeophiles ensnared young boys to gratify their perverted sexual desires is graphically presented. But again, this is not the whole theme of the novel.
It tells the tale of how rural Nepalese young boys and girls landed in Kathmandu to hunt furtune and ended up catering the indecent requrements of unscruplous tourists. The story has a fast momentum. It also seeks to reveal some cosmic or transcendetal truths. It is not always a man drive himself. There are forces that propells him forward. The mind is not regulated by himself but things are put into it by invisible and intractable external forces.