The Fakir Thoughts and Prayers

Rudra, the protagonist, finds no motivation to live and wants to die, and at this juncture, a Fakir helps him by guiding him through the astral and spiritual realms. The book reiterates the philosophy shared by ancient Indian scriptures, but deftly avoids becoming heavy through the use of humour. It highlights the power of prayers, and talks to readers about how the physical world is but one realm and that when they pass on, they are not separated from their loved ones. Instead, they meet the ones who have passed before them. The story stresses on the fact that death is not the end - only the realm changes, the spirit is indestructible, and that ignorance must be destroyed to reach this realisation.