What if a time traveller from 1995 lost his way in 2025?What if your soul could slip, for a moment, into a Mongolian queen, a bowl of Baba Ganoush, or a pair of mood-changing pants? And what if absurdity itself turned out to be the oldest, quietes...
What if a time traveller from 1995 lost his way in 2025?What if your soul could slip, for a moment, into a Mongolian queen, a bowl of Baba Ganoush, or a pair of mood-changing pants? And what if absurdity itself turned out to be the oldest, quietest teacher?This book is a tapestry of stories, poems, and myths bound by humour, wonder, and the strange tenderness of being alive. At its centre stands Bhawar Lal, a wanderer between worlds, whose gaze turns routine into riddle and memory into time travel. Around him unfold small miracles: inventions that dream, philosophies that laugh at themselves, and myths that whisper truths too wild to name. Whimsical yet profound, it becomes a mirror held up to the chaos and grace of being human, messy, fleeting, and infinite.